WHEEL of Fortune’s Pat Sajak has offered to take a contestant with him on a road trip.
Contestant Henry – who wore a red tropical shirt – kickstarted Wheel of Fortune as he showed off his “great singing voice.”
The singer belted out a tune on the spot before moving on to the next round.
Impressed by Henry’s singing talents, Pat, 76, walked up to him and said: “Here’s the plan.
“I’m leaving the show. We’re going to hire a couple of writers.”
The ABC host continued: “We’re taking the act on the road. What do you think?”
The contestant replied: “Let’s do it!”
‘I AM UPSET!’
Unfortunately, Pat had a different attitude toward the player during the final round.
Although he was bursting with energy before, Henry seemed discouraged when the board was filled with the letters: “RSTLNE.”
Pat added to the pressure when he said: “Every letter that you chose is actually in the puzzle.”
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Before time ran out, Henry guessed incorrectly: “Having one on my side.”
The correct answer was: “Having you by my side.”
Right when he was so close to the answer, the player appeared frustrated with himself.
After Pat revealed he would have a won a brand new Ford, Henry stomped his feet behind the host and started yelling.
When Henry finally cooled down, he said: “It’s fine, cool beans. Thank y’all!”
Pat seemed to be mocking Henry as he said to the camera: “I think he’s taking it rather well, don’t you?”
In the background, Henry shouted: “I am upset!”
THE SUNSHINE BOYS
In January, the TV personality revealed audiences in Hawaii will be watching his acting talents.
While speaking to KHON2, Pat announced his upcoming performances in the Neil Simon comedy, The Sunshine Boys, at the Hawaii Theatre in June.
KHON2 news anchor Joe Moore will also be joining the cast.
During his virtual chat, Pat mentioned this might be his last performance in Hawaii because it is “difficult to find plays written for guys our age.
“We are age-appropriate for Sunshine Boys, sadly.”
He closed: “This could be the play’s swan song as well.”
WRESTLING MOVES
Unfortunately, Pat demonstrated he could never be a wrestler when he was recently put in a headlock on national television.
He was unable to take the player, Fred, to the ground after boasting: “You want me to body slam him for you? I can do that!”
After the show returned from the commercial, Vanna White, 66, mocked her co-host and teased: “I had no idea you were a wrestler.”