New Wheel Of Fortune

• Fortune crept back into popular acceptance, with a new iconographic trait, 'two-faced Fortune', Fortuna bifrons; such depictions continue into the 15th century. The ubiquitous image of the Wheel of Fortune found throughout the Middle Ages and beyond was a direct legacy of the second book of Boethius's Consolation.
• 'Drew Carey, Teri Hatcher, and Chrissy Metz' – 'Celebrity Wheel of Fortune' takes a new spin on the iconic game show 'Wheel of Fortune' with the primetime debut of America's Game.

Sep 10, 2020 Pat Sajak and Vanna White talk with a masked contestant on the set of 'Wheel of Fortune.' The show has slightly redesigned the platform Sajak and the contestants stand at, extending it around the iconic wheel to provide six feet of space between each of them.

'Wheel of Fortune' is about to head back into the studio for the first time since production shut down in March due to COVID-19 — and the Wheel is getting a social-distanced makeover.

'Wheel of Fortune and JEOPARDY! are returning to the studio to tape episodes for the shows' upcoming seasons. The productions have protocols in place in accordance with current government guidelines to protect contestants, staff, crew and talent from the spread of COVID-19,' a spokesperson for the studio told TheWrap. 'While some things may have changed behind the scenes and on the set to keep everyone safe, fans can expect to see the same Wheel of Fortune and JEOPARDY! they have come to love when the season starts.'

A person with knowledge of the situation also confirmed that the Wheel has undergone a redesign to give space for proper social distancing between contestants, and that 'Wheel of Fortune' has plans to return to the studio next week. As for when the new episodes will start airing, TheWrap has been told that the 'Wheel of Fortune' summer broadcast schedule is currently a mix of new and rerun episodes, but no premiere date for the new season has been shared.

Also read: When Will 'Jeopardy!' 'Wheel of Fortune' and Other Game Shows Run Out of New Episodes?

Last week, 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek outlined plans for when the game show resumes production and explained what coronavirus-induced changes fans can expect to see.

'We've redesigned our set to separate the contestants and myself a little bit more from them,' Trebek said in an interview Tuesday on 'Good Morning America.' 'So we are taking all kinds of precautions. Our testing procedure now is done online.'

He also explained that the plan is to tape five shows a day, two days a week, without an audience.

'We'll do three and take a short break, and then do the last two. And we'll see how that goes,' he said. 'And if it's too much for me, we can always cut back a little bit, maybe do four a day.'

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Deadline was first to report the news about the redesigned Wheel.

Sep 10, 2020 Pat Sajak and Vanna White talk with a masked contestant on the set of 'Wheel of Fortune.' The show has slightly redesigned the platform Sajak and the contestants stand at, extending it around the iconic wheel to provide six feet of space between each of them.

'Wheel of Fortune' is about to head back into the studio for the first time since production shut down in March due to COVID-19 — and the Wheel is getting a social-distanced makeover.

'Wheel of Fortune and JEOPARDY! are returning to the studio to tape episodes for the shows' upcoming seasons. The productions have protocols in place in accordance with current government guidelines to protect contestants, staff, crew and talent from the spread of COVID-19,' a spokesperson for the studio told TheWrap. 'While some things may have changed behind the scenes and on the set to keep everyone safe, fans can expect to see the same Wheel of Fortune and JEOPARDY! they have come to love when the season starts.'

A person with knowledge of the situation also confirmed that the Wheel has undergone a redesign to give space for proper social distancing between contestants, and that 'Wheel of Fortune' has plans to return to the studio next week. As for when the new episodes will start airing, TheWrap has been told that the 'Wheel of Fortune' summer broadcast schedule is currently a mix of new and rerun episodes, but no premiere date for the new season has been shared.

Also read: When Will 'Jeopardy!' 'Wheel of Fortune' and Other Game Shows Run Out of New Episodes?

Last week, 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek outlined plans for when the game show resumes production and explained what coronavirus-induced changes fans can expect to see.

'We've redesigned our set to separate the contestants and myself a little bit more from them,' Trebek said in an interview Tuesday on 'Good Morning America.' 'So we are taking all kinds of precautions. Our testing procedure now is done online.'

He also explained that the plan is to tape five shows a day, two days a week, without an audience.

'We'll do three and take a short break, and then do the last two. And we'll see how that goes,' he said. 'And if it's too much for me, we can always cut back a little bit, maybe do four a day.'

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Deadline was first to report the news about the redesigned Wheel.

Sept. 10 (UPI) --Wheel of Fortune will be returning for Season 38 on Monday after production was suspended in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The official Wheel of FortuneTwitter account confirmed the news of a new season on Wednesday alongside a video highlighting the best moments from Season 37.

The game show will be returning with a new wheel that has been upgraded to allow for more space between host Pat Sajak and the contestants.

Contestants will be using a spinning cap to safely spin the wheel without touching it.

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'Our challenge was not unique, to get back up and running in a way that is safe for everyone involved while making subtle improvements to make America's Game even better. I think we have accomplished that in a big way, and our fans can be comfortable knowing that they're going to tune in to see the Wheel of Fortune they love,' executive producer Mike Richards said in a statement.

Jeopardy!, which also had its production shut down in March due to the pandemic, is additionally returning with new episodes on Monday.

New Wheel Of Fortune Season