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Wheel of Fortune (1983)
This game show sees contestants solve word puzzles, similar to those used in Hangman, to win cash and prizes determined by spinning a giant carnival wheel.
Wheel of Fortune: Season 1 - 100 Episode s
1x1 - Series Premiere
September 19, 1983
1x2 - Episode 2
September 20, 1983
1x3 - Episode 3
September 21, 1983
1x4 - Episode 4
September 22, 1983
1x5 - Episode 5
September 23, 1983
1x6 - Episode 6
September 26, 1983
1x7 - Episode 7
September 27, 1983
1x8 - Episode 8
September 28, 1983
1x9 - Episode 9
September 29, 1983
1x10 - Episode 10
September 30, 1983
1x11 - Episode 11
October 3, 1983
1x12 - Episode 12
October 4, 1983
1x13 - Episode 13
October 5, 1983
1x14 - Episode 14
October 6, 1983
1x15 - Episode 15
October 7, 1983
1x16 - Episode 16
October 10, 1983
1x17 - Episode 17
October 11, 1983
1x18 - Episode 18
October 12, 1983
1x19 - Episode 19
October 13, 1983
1x20 - Episode 20
October 14, 1983
1x21 - Episode 21
October 17, 1983
1x22 - Episode 22
October 18, 1983
1x23 - Episode 23
October 19, 1983
1x24 - Episode 24
October 20, 1983
1x25 - Episode 25
October 21, 1983
1x26 - Episode 26
October 24, 1983
1x27 - Episode 27
October 25, 1983
1x28 - Episode 28
October 26, 1983
1x29 - Episode 29
October 27, 1983
1x30 - Episode 30
October 28, 1983
1x31 - Episode 31
October 31, 1983
1x32 - Episode 32
November 1, 1983
1x33 - Episode 33
November 2, 1983
1x34 - Episode 34
November 3, 1983
1x35 - Episode 35
November 4, 1983
1x36 - Episode 36
November 7, 1983
1x37 - Episode 37
November 8, 1983
1x38 - Episode 38
November 9, 1983
1x39 - Episode 39
November 10, 1983
1x40 - Episode 40
November 11, 1983
1x41 - Episode 41
November 14, 1983
1x42 - Episode 42
November 15, 1983
1x43 - Episode 43
November 16, 1983
1x44 - Episode 44
November 17, 1983
1x45 - Episode 45
November 18, 1983
1x46 - Episode 46
November 21, 1983
1x47 - Episode 47
November 22, 1983
1x48 - Episode 48
November 23, 1983
1x49 - Episode 49
November 24, 1983
1x50 - Episode 50
November 25, 1983
1x51 - Episode 51
November 28, 1983
1x52 - Episode 52
November 29, 1983
1x53 - Episode 53
November 30, 1983
1x54 - Episode 54
December 1, 1983
1x55 - Episode 55
December 2, 1983
1x56 - Episode 56
December 5, 1983
1x57 - Episode 57
December 6, 1983
1x58 - Episode 58
December 7, 1983
1x59 - Episode 59
December 8, 1983
1x60 - Episode 60
December 9, 1983
1x61 - Episode 61
December 12, 1983
1x62 - Episode 62
December 13, 1983
1x63 - Episode 63
December 14, 1983
1x64 - Episode 64
December 15, 1983
1x65 - Episode 65
December 16, 1983
1x66 - Episode 66
December 19, 1983
1x67 - Episode 67
December 20, 1983
1x68 - Episode 68
December 21, 1983
1x69 - Episode 69
December 22, 1983
1x70 - Episode 70
December 23, 1983
1x71 - Episode 71
December 26, 1983
1x72 - Episode 72
December 27, 1983
1x73 - Episode 73
December 28, 1983
1x74 - Episode 74
December 29, 1983
1x75 - Episode 75
December 30, 1983
1x76 - Episode 76
January 2, 1984
1x77 - Episode 77
January 3, 1984
1x78 - Episode 78
January 4, 1984
1x79 - Episode 79
January 5, 1984
1x80 - Episode 80
January 6, 1984
1x81 - Episode 81
January 9, 1984
1x82 - Episode 82
January 10, 1984
1x83 - Episode 83
January 11, 1984
1x84 - Episode 84
January 12, 1984
1x85 - Episode 85
January 13, 1984
1x86 - Episode 86
January 16, 1984
1x87 - Episode 87
January 17, 1984
1x88 - Episode 88
January 18, 1984
1x89 - Episode 89
January 19, 1984
1x90 - Episode 90
January 20, 1984
1x91 - Episode 91
January 23, 1984
1x92 - Episode 92
January 24, 1984
1x93 - Episode 93
January 25, 1984
1x94 - Episode 94
January 26, 1984
1x95 - Episode 95
January 27, 1984
1x96 - Episode 96
January 30, 1984
1x97 - Episode 97
January 31, 1984
1x98 - Episode 98
February 1, 1984
1x99 - Episode 99
February 2, 1984
1x100 - Episode 100
February 3, 1984
Wheel of Fortune: 42 Season s
S0: Specials
13 Episode s
S1: Season 1
195 Episode s
S2: Season 2
195 Episode s
S3: Season 3
195 Episode s
S4: Season 4
195 Episode s
S5: Season 5
3 Episode s
S6: Season 6
0 Episode
S7: Season 7
0 Episode
S8: Season 8
0 Episode
S9: Season 9
25 Episode s
S10: Season 10
0 Episode
S11: Season 11
0 Episode
S12: Season 12
8 Episode s
S13: Season 13
0 Episode
S14: Season 14
6 Episode s
S15: Season 15
11 Episode s
S16: Season 16
0 Episode
S17: Season 17
0 Episode
S18: Season 18
0 Episode
S19: Season 19
0 Episode
S20: Season 20
10 Episode s
S21: Season 21
7 Episode s
S22: Season 22
130 Episode s
S23: Season 23
105 Episode s
S24: Season 24
16 Episode s
S25: Season 25
195 Episode s
S26: Season 26
0 Episode
S27: Season 27
25 Episode s
S28: Season 28
0 Episode
S29: Season 29
0 Episode
S30: Season 30
0 Episode
S31: Season 31
0 Episode
S32: Season 32
100 Episode s
S33: Season 33
90 Episode s
S34: Season 34
75 Episode s
S35: Season 35
0 Episode
S36: Season 36
3 Episode s
S37: Season 37
38 Episode s
S38: Season 38
155 Episode s
S39: Season 39
210 Episode s
S40: Season 40
195 Episode s
S41: Season 41
94 Episode s
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Let's Make a Deal
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