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Wheel of Fortune is a game show that involves the solving of Hangman-style posers. Contestants spin the wheel to accrue prizes, guess vowels or consonants that may be in the answer, and earn the right to roll again. The 90s Kiwi edition was hosted by Phillip Leishman and Lana Coc-Kroft. In this 10 Oct 1992 celebrity episode the contestants were actor Andy Anderson, Fair Go reporter Rosalie Nelson, and Barcelona Olympic bronze medalist boxer (and future World Heavyweight title challenger) David Tua, who infamously requested the letter O, "for Awesome".
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Gotta say, I'm disappointed I can't watch this from Canada... honestly 90% of the viewers of NZ on Screen will be living over seas.
OMG I he clearly says Olsen not awesome.....
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Television, 1975 (Excerpts)
Contestant Andy Anderson stars in this spoof
Television, 2007 (Full Length Episode)
Contestant Rosalie Nelson reported for this show
Television, 1987 (Full Length Episode)
A bloopers episode from this 80s series
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Bernie
Posted at 10.24PM - 12.03.2013
Ok, obvious remark.. But this is O for Owesome !