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Fans of the show fixated on a stern look Sajak gave contestant Greg Wylie on Wednesday's episode after a playful conversation about Wylie's fencing hobby.

'It’s more Renaissance outfits and we do competitive fencing tournaments, you can do multiple players on the field,” Wylie said. 'So basically I go out on the weekend and stab my friends. So it’s very cathartic.'

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Sajak then changed the subject to talk about Wylie's wife of 14 years and their two daughters, 14 and 12 the latter of which who is 'basically a teenager now.'

'Well just stay on guard,” Sajak joked. “Fencing humor there.'

As Sajak was turning to a commercial break, Wylie jumped in and said 'I got the point.' The contestant's joke led Sajak to turn away from the camera and back to Wylie.

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Sajak's glare became the star of the show with many chiming in on Twitter about how his look had them 'floored.'

'@patsajak and @WheelofFortune that was the most amazing #bout I have ever seen!!! Couldn’t stop laughing,' tweeted @sarahdaly1177.

@patsajak the fencing guy was killing me. It was so funny.

— Dean (@gdf1811) December 3, 2020

'I’m so glad someone captured this because I was laughing so hard,' tweeted @shleppy67.

'Pat about to lose it on this guy, again,' wrote @shleppy67 who was likely referring to Sajak's encounter with another contestant the week prior.

On a Nov. 25 episode of 'Wheel of Fortune,' Sajak jokingly went off on a contestant calling him 'ungrateful' and later apologized for doing so.

The moment happened when Darin McBain guessed the word 'kitchen oven' correctly but was confused by the term.

'Kitchen oven? What was that?' McBain said. 'Who calls it a kitchen oven?'

'You won, don't argue, Darin! You got the puzzle,' Sajak said. 'Ungrateful players, I've had it!'

Sajak later apologized to McBain saying: 'I'm sorry I yelled at you, Darin. I just don't remember your mother giving us trouble like you did.'

According to Yahoo! and Good Housekeeping, McBain's mother was a contestant on the game show in 1982.

Oh my @patsajak almost lost it on this dude #WheelOfFortunepic.twitter.com/jrfzYUHGqy

— Peter Bojarinov (@russian98) November 26, 2020

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Many Wheel of Fortune watchers across the country were in for quite a surprise when they attempted to catch the game show on Monday. ABC instead was airing ABC World News Tonight WIth David Muir in its continued coverage of the coronavirus pandemic that has swept across the map.

Viewers were none too pleased about the interruption to the regularly scheduled programming. The general reaction among users was that the outlet has done enough in covering the outbreak. Viewers instead were eager to tune-out for a little while with the likes of Pat Sajak and Vanna White. The series, along with Jeopardy!, had to halt production due to the coronavirus.

'This week's episodes of Wheel of Fortune may be delayed or preempted for special coverage from ABC World News Tonight. Set your DVR and check local listings so you don't miss them,' the show tweeted.

Earlier in the month, the show, which has previously stated it would function without a live studio audience, made the decision to put a halt to their production.

'With the increasing concern surrounding COVID-19, we have decided to temporarily suspend production on Wheel of Fortune and [Jeopardy!],' the tweet read. 'The health and well-being of our contestants, staff, and crew are our top priority, and we will continue to monitor the situation as it develops.'

Not What Fans Wanted

The overall response to the schedule change was pretty negative as viewers at home were excited to have 30 minutes to catch a breath from all of the coronavirus coverage. It turns out that wouldn't be the case on Monday and for the rest of the week.

@ABC7Chicago No Wheel of Fortune at 6:30 p.m.? The last thing we need right now is more news. Wheel is a fun, family show, and a show the older generations also enjoy, now bumped for more news? Please reconsider.

— Tim Housholder (@TJHouse44) March 30, 2020

Waiting Until Later

Across most areas, the show was preempted and will air in the early hours of the morning for most people. As a result, fans of the game show will likely be hitting their DVRs to record.

@ABC why pre empt wheel of fortune.? Can we get a half hour of entertainment away from the news? There is abc news online ...wheel seems to be at 330am now here in nyc

— santodistancing (@SaAponte) March 30, 2020

Just Another Thing Taken Away by COVID-19

The pandemic has created quite the change to everyone's television programming. Many shows have had to halt production, award shows have been pushed back and live sporting events won't be happening anytime soon. This is just the latest impact the coronavirus has had on cable.

First the #coronavirus took away my freedom and now it took away my @WheelofFortune ?

— Amanda Lynn (@manderrin) March 30, 2020

A Tough Break

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While Jeopardy! was seen in its usual time slot, there are many viewers who like to catch game shows back-to-back or enjoy the excitement of attempting to solve the Wheel of Fortune puzzle before one of the three contestants do.

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I knowwwwwww they did not just cut off wheel of fortune for the god damn news. Wheel gets me thru work

— Bob Loblah (@NikGeesus) March 30, 20200comments

Missing the Brain Exercise

Another tough break for viewers is that while the show offers a nice little 30 minute escape, it's also one of the few things on TV that truly tests the brain. Many viewers were upset they weren't able to put their thinking caps on when they got down to catch what they thought would be a new episode on Monday.

Moving @WheelofFortune from it’s 6:30pm time-slot to 11:30pm all week long is such a crock. Yes, the news is important, but taking a break from the news for 30 minutes of brain exercise in the evening is also very important. I’m upset @patsajak

— Chad Maxwell (@Chad__Maxwell) March 31, 2020