A s the host of "The Wheel Of Fortune" for 40 years, Pat Sajak was always supportive of contestants, especially when they lost out after doing well. By the end of his tenure, the

Pat Sajak was the host of "Wheel of Fortune" for four decades, and during that time, he was known for being friendly, witty, and calm even in a high-energy environment where contestants often got a bit too excited.

Ryan Seacrest may be a world-renowned host, but his most recent stint as host of Wheel of Fortune isn’t exactly winning over fans. Ever since stepping in to fill the vacancy left upon Pat Sajak’s retirement,

When Ryan Seacrest celebrates a Wheel of Fortune contestant's win, he puts his whole body into it. But he seemingly jumped for joy a little too hard on the Friday, February 21 episode of the long-running game show.

A show insider reckons despite Ryan Seacrest having a multi-year deal with the ABC show, he may want to jump ship after receiving a barrage of criticism from viewers.

Ryan Seacrest got in on the fun as a contestant celebrated their big win on Wheel of Fortune-but it appeared to result in him accidentally injuring himself. Seacrest's time on the show has consistently been met with mixed reviews,

Pat Sajak was popular with fans of "Wheel Of Fortune" for most part of his decades as host of the show, but sometimes he was blamed for contestants losing out on big wins. During one episode, a player named Michael Bystrzycki complained that Sajak was distracting him,