Wheel of Fortune 2002 - Part 2

[@braydensweatherquizzingcom4705]

John Deeks: The Proton Waja is a Luxury Car without the Expensive Price Tag. It incorporates Every Standard Feature you've come to Expect, as well as convenient extras like Cup Holders, Reading Lamps, Electric Mirrors and Driver's Footrest. Priced from $27,990 Plus On-Road Costs, (Proton, Engineered to Exhilarate).

[@kevinpalmer9756]

In Australia's version of Wheel of Fortune, did you actually win the cash amount you spun on the Wheel when you solved the puzzle or was it only theoretical money used only to 'buy' prizes like in America's early shopping version of the show?

[@stevei8118]

No you got to choose from three prizes at the end of the round

[@MegaAce1964]

Correct James. I haven't been able to load the rest of that episode as it keeps crashing/ Although I barely get a turn I do manage to win a major prize in Round 3 by spinning up the "Surprise" wedge and solving the puzzle.

[@7120Magnum]

I had the bonus puzzle before the 10 seconds started. I felt awful for you mate.

[@AchtungBaby77]

LOL same here.

[@anniegao9105]

Wheel of Fortune (Australian Version) Answers Part 2: 5. Saying: Easy Come Easy Go (Bonus Round) 1. Phrase: Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction (Round 1) 2. Clue: In A Leap Year This Month Gains An Extra Day; Bonus Answer: February (Round 2)

[@adamwithey4746]

06:14

[@JamesJimmaHarding]

Hazard a guess Kerrie would be the winner of the second episode given she had well over $4,000 (which was secured and couldn't be bankrupt) by the end of round 2

[@TheBundychick82]

don't tell me i'll figure it out lol