Mark's 15 minutes of fame on W O F

February 1992

[@webstedge1099]

I’m sure I’m not the only one who misses the gold trimmed puzzle board. It looked much more high-class than the current one.

[@alexanderpytko5394]

Everything's gone from glittering gold to neon blue.

[@ILoveOldTWC]

Pat didn't give the wheel a final spin. That's rare! Finished the 6th round without it.

[@KidsandKittens217]

Wow, you hit Bankrupt twice and still came back to solve the puzzle!

[@darrenmoriarty2351]

Me too oh my GO ON TRAVIS WOF 2017

[@kienphatong5534]

6:29 Beauty And The Beast (1991)

[@biruss]

Qhy didnt you spin for the 3 ws

[@thausher7]

I love how the I didn't light up, Vanna didn't normally do that lol,

[@paullarue2010]

Thank Twentieth Century Fox for that.

[@DorvellTStewart]

Back before the toss up puzzles which if you ask me, don’t really add anything to the show, you could actually give the wheel a good spin due to less friction on it, contestants actually stood a chance of playing rounds with the $5000 space and there wasn’t a commercial break after every round. Oh, the nostalgia.

[@wschmrdr]

You forgot the shopping! :P

[@rudyiraheta80]

it's retired

[@darrendoyle568]

Dorvell Stewart it was the intro, contestant interviews, first 2 rounds break round 3 break round 4 plus break bonus round break ending

[@TripSoul10]

Also the variety of money spaces: the $750 in rounds 1 & 2, $1000 & $3500 in round 3 sometimes 4, $5000 & $1500 wedges in last rounds.

[@TripSoul10]

I also miss the days of returning champions.

[@tedway1]

Congrats Mark, I think it was a little more then 15 minutes :)

[@markheying2830]

As far as I remember, Whistle While You Work was a Song from the Disney Movie Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs.

[@ronsanford4793]

Vanna thinking "WTF" on 18:32

[@back2aguilera]

Brett sounds like Forrest Gump.

[@tmq800]

The actual OAD was 3/4/92.

[@brianmears3388]

Is "T" always the letter the contestants open the rounds with?

[@markdietrich]

"T" is the most frequently occurring consonant in English, so most players call it first.

[@brianmears3388]

The baby daughter you refered to is 26 now?

[@markheying2830]

@@markdietrich Also further more, that exact same thing could possibly be said for the S, R, L & N.

[@alanhumphrey4198]

I would always start with R.

[@onnapnewo]

@@markheying2830 No, the most frequently occurring consonant in English can’t be five different letters. It’s T.

[@TheBanishedWind]

Audio is messed up

[@mcclellandryan1843]

Wait a sec, what happened to the audio?