‘Wheel of Fortune’ Sparks Outrage Over Controversial Final Round Puzzle

Another night, another controversy on “Wheel of Fortune.”

Viewers were left shaking their heads after the February 14 episode, calling out the bonus round puzzle as unfair—

and some even questioned whether it was a real phrase at all.

The drama unfolded when Conner Kemmsies, a commercial pilot from Lakeside,

California, made it to the final round. His impressive gameplay earlier in the show

had earned him $19,080 in cash and prizes—including a six-day whale-watching cruise to Baja,

California, courtesy of National Geographic–Lindblad Expeditions.

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