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Pat Sajak Talks "Wheel Of Fortune" And Vanna White | Letterman
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2023
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(From "Late Night," air date: 3/27/86)
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He's very quick with quips and comebacks.
Great guest.
Pat is retiring, not dead or sick, thankfully.
So only his Wheel of Fortune career is dead, gotcha.
@@robertgoerss 😆😹
@@robertgoerss big facts man, your original post had me cracking up man
@@robertgoerss" quite possibly, probably, partially parsley" ~ Nathaniel Taylor 🙏RIP
Pat is retiring (not dead or sick).
Thankfully.
One of the highlights of my teenage years in the 80’s was watching David Letterman.
Happy Retirement, Pat!
I remember my grandparents watching Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, and the People's Court every single week day in the 1980s.
I started watching game shows and soap operas with my grandmother. After the birth of my son I started watching them.
My grandparents were THE SAME! 🤣
Vanna White played "Coco"
Al Bundy's old high school girlfriend on "Married with children."
she was beautiful in those days and was also on the Price is Right 1980, Stunning!
Vanna was on the cover of the Oct. 1987 Playboy. She didn't pose nude, but she sure looked good in those lingerie shots!
@@marktatum2592most of those photo shoots pre date that issue to my recollection, 82 ish ....but regardless of that she's gorgeous, here in 1980 ✌️
People were in shock that "America's sweetheart" had posed for Playboy. She and Hugh Hefner were friends and she asked him NOT to put her on the cover because it could affect her career. But he did anyway, she wasn't to thrilled about it.
I remember that well too, in all these years that's gone by I'm remembering how classy and tasteful those were all done, the eighties were awesome for me personally but all the evangelists at the time we're all doing much worse! What a trip!
I think Pat was a great Letterman guest because they both shared an awe and a respect and also a little bit of contempt for television. They bounced off each other really well.
They know it’s kinda BS -., presented as a big deal, but actually not important, but kinda entertaining
I haven't watched in over a decade but remember my childhood watching it with my great aunt. Good luck with the retirement.
He has to be the longest standing game show host alive as of 2023. I wonder who's done more episodes-- him, Alex Trebec, or Bob Barker.
Pat has almost certainly done more episodes of Wheel than Alex did Jeopardy or Bob did Price. Pat hosted the NBC daytime version of Wheel from late 1981 until 1989, and has also hosted 40 seasons of the syndicated nighttime version. With that in mind, Sajak would certainly hold the record for most episodes of a single show.
Alex and Bob might have him beat on total episodes of game shows, however. Barker did over 4,000 episodes of Truth or Consequences, then over 6,000 shows on Price. Trebek hosted over 8,000 episodes of Jeopardy, plus several other shows like High Rollers early in his career, and later Classic Concentration and To Tell the Truth, both of which were concurrent with his run on Jeopardy.
@@kishy214 thanks, google
@@mannybravo237 much obliged, bing
@@kishy214 My guess is that Peter Marshall, during his Hollywood Squares run,do pretty close to 1000 episodes.
In college, my friends would gather in one of our dorm rooms and watch Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune with the dynamic duo of Sajak/Vanna. I'm 57 now. That's a long run.
Remember his talk show, and I remember when he was local weather? reporter in LA..sort of like you David.
The first two men to host CBS late night.
Just a great interview with two television legends.
😆 " What is a parting gift 🎁 ? "
I always thought it was a comb.
I don't think he is getting one, but I heard from the Sony hack he's been stealing a bunch of vowels for years now.
🤔lemme get back to you on that, it might have national security implications 🥴
People who arent old enough to remember the mid to late 1980s will never truly know what a powerful force in television "Wheel of Fortune" was at the time
Pat and Vanna...legends...God bless them ...healthy and happy...my favorite game show...since 80s...forever...🙂😀❤❤❤👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏👑🌠🌟🌞👍🍀🍀🍀😇🌍🌍🌍🎶🎵
I remember being surprised at liking Pat's talk show the few times I watched it.
I woke up this morning with a wine glass in my hand. Were's Pat? Were's Vana? I wonder what game they'll be playin'.
Pat served in the U.S. Army & was a disc jockey on Armed Forces Radio & TV in Vietnam.
Somebody needs to give Pat a talk show. Amazing nobody thought about that.
Congratulations Pat! Fun fact, the original host was Chuck Woolery and Susan Stafford was the original hostess.
I remember Chuck Woolery hosting Love Connection and Hollywood Squares later on the 80s and 90s.
Go back further, it was Edd Byrnes. He should have inebriated himself.
What a job ! Love this show 😢
"Oh and to get to meet Pat Sajak, like I suppose you could do better than that, no way, seems to me he'd be a pretty decent guy I must say."- _Ed Grimly_
And Ed was right.
He's hosted Wheel of Fortune as long as I've been alive ...crazy
Letterman…and Letterwoman?
Cleever...
I can’t believe that Vanna had to wait back in the green room and only got to be on the show for 30 seconds!
@@patreekotime4578 Me too - but I would have rather seen them both, or more of Vanna, instead of having her back stage in the green room, holding onto Pat‘s wallet.
She must have been doing Live at Five. Did WNBC air Wheel in syndication? Obviously they had the daytime version.
While getting her behind slapped.
He Retired??? wow
One more year to go
Pat is right it will not die. Would have kept going with it if he did not decide to retire 41 years later
Clue: Letter turner
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Is it true only Singapore and America had wheel of fortune in the 80s?
I’ve always found Pat to be a little bit smug. His low opinion of the contestants sort of bugs me.
Big Hair.
You mean Vanna's?
Made millions hosting a mindless game show. Talk about lucky spin of the wheel.
Is Sajak wearing eye liner?????
In 86, I'm not surprised