It’s Wheel of Fortune, America’s Game and we’re posting the Bonus Puzzle with the winner’s final prize amount. By way of comparison, the Jeopardy! payoff is also included with a link to the recap of that game.

Mon 10-11-21: $52,380
On Jeopardy: $29,200

Michael got none of the letters that he picked, a combination Pat called “interesting.”
W _ A _ W A _ _ E A _ _ Y _ O _ E _ _ I N G
to see was how Michael talked it out just a second or two before the buzzer went off. That was not only amazing, it was worth a shiny new Mazda CX-5 worth $32,330.

Tue 10-12-21: $25,750
On Jeopardy: $22,500

Nita only put a G in her bonus puzzle.
W _ ‘ R _ N O _ Q _ I _ _ S _ R _
that a different vowel choice would have helped Nita solve this one; however, we think the one she picked made collecting the extra $39,000 a lot harder.

Wed 10-13-21: $38,394
On Jeopardy: $18,300

Pete scored an H and an O from the letter he chose. Now he knew the last word, but as long as he thought the first
W _ R _ W A _ T W _ _ Y _ _ A B _ E _,
the $39K bonus prize was going to be out of reach.

Thu 10-14-21: $20,800
On Jeopardy: $24,000

Natalise only got the two letters she was sure were in the puzzle — a G and an A. You could see
T _ _ T W _ S _’T _ O I _ _ _ _ Y W _ E _ E
but it was hard anyway you look at it. What an awkward way to describe that activity plus very few contestants would pick two of those missing consonants. The Mazda CX-5 was on the bonus card.

Fri 10-15-21: $29,340
On Jeopardy: $23,700

Sandy put an F and an M in this 4-word puzzle. That left an awful
L _ T _ F E M _ T _ _ _ A C E _
Picking a G was the only path to success we could see here. Sandy still gave it her best shot but it just didn’t work out. Pat had a $39,000 bonus card.

BONUS PUZZLE SOLUTIONS: show

COMMENT PUZZLE SOLUTIONS: show