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.

The contestant in question was Janine Crum, an art teacher and owner of a local artist studio from Westerville, Ohio, who revealed to host Ryan Seacrest she almost auditioned for American Idol but chickened out. Crum was up against Josh Crowell from Dubuque, Iowa, and DeShannon March from Huntsville, Alabama.

Wheel of Fortune is in its Seacrest Era. With Ryan Seacrest at the helm, things are looking a little different at Sony Pictures Studios. The television icon has eased into his role as host of Wheel of Fortune and is looking forward to an exciting season alongside Vanna White.

Ryan Seacrest appeared to become very impatient with two Wheel Of Fortune contestants in a change from his normal happy demeanour after they dragged out puzzle

Ryan Seacrest is holding down the fort at Wheel of Fortune. There has been much discussion about how the American Idol host, 49, has been doing since taking over for Pat Sajak, who retired after 41 years hosting the show.

Ratings have surged since Ryan Seacrest replaced Pat Sajak as presenter but his presenting skills have left fans divided.

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.

Ever since Ryan Seacrest debuted as the newest host of Wheel of Fortune, he's created lots of buzz around his latest gig. Well, it looks like he's doing quite a good job in his new role alongside Vanna White,

Ryan Seacrest wants to ensure Wheel of Fortune runs like a well-oiled machine. With only 30 minutes on the air for each episode, minus commercials, Ryan knows that time is of the essence. Part of Ryan’s job is to keep each game moving smoothly.

Wheel of Fortune has never offered viewers a shortage of puzzling answers during Pat Sajak’s reign, from “Right In The Butt” to “Warm Bagels with Lo* w* and Cream Cheese” (when just the “X” was missing in “Lox.”).