The answer, as it turns out, was significantly more boring than the vast majority of suggestions.
Wheel of Fortune may be nearly as old as time itself, but it still has the capacity to deliver entertainment to viewers, often by completely unintentional means.
Earlier this year, for example, a contestant was responsible for surely one of the greatest cock-ups in gameshow history, while fictitious though it might be, everyone remembers Stan Marsh’s rather unfortunate Wheel of Fortune faux pas in South Park.
This week, viewers to the show had reason for a childish giggle when a contestant had narrowed down a three word puzzle to leave themselves with just four letters to solve.
https://twitter.com/twitersgoodboy/status/862086751480885248
The positioning of the existing letters, however, quite easily lent itself to a number of suggestions that will never see the light of day on Wheel of Fortune as long as it continues to be broadcast before the watershed.
https://twitter.com/e_tolley/status/862122031957061633
My mothers answer to this was lick it dork. But suck it dork works too. https://t.co/GdP2smdX9M
— carly. (@CarlyGroff) May 10, 2017
https://twitter.com/CRuDeBuDDha/status/862332904692744194
https://twitter.com/ericjkrause/status/862312677003018242
Watched this tonight and my thought was "suck it work," so I was very impressed when the contestant got "back at work" in less than 1 sec. https://t.co/4b86t1jv88
— Alex Carroll 🏳️🌈 (@aloysiuscc) May 10, 2017
DICK AT WORK
— cirno.txt (@lunis) May 10, 2017
Mick et Tork. French Monkees tribute duet
— Graeme Orr (@Graeme_Orr) May 10, 2017
https://twitter.com/LaudinumGamer/status/862276382449168384
The actual answer?
‘Back at work’. Well, of course it was, you filthy animals.
