A new era has dawned on one of the best game shows of all time, as Ryan Seacrest made his official debut as the new host of "Wheel of Fortune". Season 42 premiered on the TV schedule as the first without Pat Sajak,

Ryan Seacrest is being criticized for a "travesty" involving a Wheel of Fortune contestant who won despite mispronouncing a puzzle.

Some Wheel of Fortune fans would like a word with new host Ryan Seacrest over what they felt was an overly lenient ruling on a player’s mispronunciation. While viewers understand that Seacrest is still finding his footing, the ruling may have been his first major slip-up, as it technically gave one player the win and took it away from another.

As Wheel of Fortune airs amid the 2024 TV schedule, a new era in the show's history is unfolding. In addition to fans noticing the computer-generated set, much has also been said about Ryan Seacrest being the new host after franchise veteran Pat Sajak's retirement.

Wheel of Fortune host Ryan Seacrest just issued an apology to Kevin Jonas after a hilarious interaction with two of the contestants on the show.

Ryan Seacrest is putting his own spin on Wheel of Fortune, but on Tuesday, October 29’s episode, the new host’s inner Pat Sajak showed through when he got uncharacteristically short with a pair of players during their bonus puzzle.

Ryan Seacrest has been the host of Wheel of Fortune for less than two months, and on Wednesday’s episode of the game show, he witnessed what’s being called the “worst guess” of his brief tenure.

The 49-year-old Daytime Emmy winner took over hosting duties on the longest-running syndicated game show on September 9 after Pat Sajak retired