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Wheel of Fortune - Celebrity Episode (10 October 1992)
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1992
Game show Wheel of Fortune involves the solving of Hangman-style posers. Contestants spin the wheel to win prizes, guess vowels or consonants that may be in the answer, and potentially roll again. The 1990s Kiwi edition was hosted by Phillip Leishman and Lana Coc-Kroft. In this 10 October 1992 celebrity episode, the contestants were actor Andy Anderson, Fair Go reporter Rosalie Nelson, and Barcelona Olympic bronze-winning boxer (and future World Heavyweight challenger) David Tua, who famously requested the letter O, "for Awesome" — or was it actually "O for Olsen"?
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