Peter Lewis on Wheel Of Fortune NZ, c1991
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My appearance on New Zealand's version of Wheel Of Fortune, about 1991.
I won four major prizes and was reigning champion four nights in a row.
Until recently I still had the rimu dining suite!
See also this amusing clip collection of me tossing my floppy teenage fringe about far too much:
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HAD A GREAT TIME
You did a fine job, Peter. Congratulations on your winnings. Greetings from the United States and a huge Wheel of Fortune buff.
@user-lt8ri6pv3d
4 жыл бұрын
Юю!!
@user-qr9jy9ng8q
2 жыл бұрын
Бьь
Oh boy. we gonna watching Wheel of Fortune @ New Zealand these days.
This is so charming..
Where are you these days Peter? I remember watching this as 9 year old on live tv
I love how the puzzle board lights keep flashing during the game. The US version didn't do that.
I love Wheel Of Fortune! Shame it's not on still.
@dash8brj
9 ай бұрын
Same ere in Australia, that and The Price Is Right. Peter did good in this game :)
You guys had Living Thing as a category before we did...wow.
Excellent Video, I find this game cool, glad you had a nice run on New Zealand Wheel of Fortune.
Good looking back at these classic shows u did excellent Peter.Like life bit of luck here and there moments don't think many or any in the history of Wheel Of Fortune in the World would of made it 5 days.How was all the preparation goes in to a game show u did Rip to Phil how was he a legend broadcaster and Lana was a honey also too bad u didn't have the Ads has that vibe in those times
The NZ of Wheel was near-identical to our version of Wheel here in Australia, and i must say after watching this, you had some very interesting prizes on your version - Makes the prizes our version of 'Wheel' gave away look very cheap and basic in comparison!
@warpart
6 жыл бұрын
I still have a couple of them too - the stepladder and the sleeping bags. And we recently sold the rimu dining suite for $200, not bad for a table that'd seen 27 years use!
@disneydanny2
2 жыл бұрын
the prizes in the NZ version seemed to resemble a lot of what we saw here in the USA on the Daytime version)at least while it was on NBC. When it moved to CBS in July of '89, the prizes got better)
I'm guessing that this Wheel was also a product of Grundy Productions as well, seeing as it has identical music and near identical sound effects as the Australian show which was still running concurrently at the time. Even the set layout and wheel design look almost the same. It appears so close in presentation to John Burgess' version from his becoming host in 1984 to the redesign in mid 1992, so i wouldn't be surprised if both were produced with some degree of overlap there.
@7120Magnum
2 жыл бұрын
Sure was. In fact Gavin Wood one of the producers of New Zealand Wheel was involved in the 1996 revamp of the Australian Wheel. Some of the things that came with the revamp had already been used by the New Zealand Wheel - like the blue space on the podium and also the Free Spin becoming an extra feature on a dollar wedge. New Zealand was also using the $500, $1000 and $2000 top dollar amounts for a couple of years already before we adopted them in 1995.
3:55 Very interesting that at least on this version or era, they let you double-clutch the wheel! I can't see that happening on today's US version.
@planetX15
Жыл бұрын
Perhaps the wheel in the American version is easier to spin with one hand? Not so much on this one, that's just my guess
Awesomeness video
The New Zealand version is almost identical, including the puzzleboard itself, to the original American version hosted by Chuck Woolery (before Pat Sajak)...
@warpart
6 жыл бұрын
I remember him from the Love Connection in the 1980s!
@kornmaze
6 жыл бұрын
He also did another phenomenal game show here called "Scrabble".
@kevinpalmer9756
6 жыл бұрын
Have you ever thought of travelling to other English-speaking countries and doing a Wheel of Fortune world tour? If Wheel of Fortune ever did a tournament of champions, regardless of nationality, I think you'd be a shoe-in to participate...
@warpart
6 жыл бұрын
Haha, no I haven't considered that Kevin. Perhaps you'd like to act as my agent and set that up? ;)
@kevinpalmer9756
6 жыл бұрын
I wish I could Peter. lol I got out of the media about 10 years ago, so I have no pull.
Wheel of Fortune in New Zealand will return this year of 2023
The bankrupt sound in this version is not a slide whistle.
Late starts or not it’s entertaining.
6:24 Actually laughed out loud at the reveal of the prize display. It looks like the inside of a storage unit, just awful!
man, that denim jirt of yours
@warpart
3 жыл бұрын
in my defence, in New Zealand in 1991 it was pretty much still the 80s!
This is like the Dollar General of the Wheel of Furtune USA style lol
id love to win something, anything
Hey Peter, did you ever install that moon roof kit?
@warpart
6 жыл бұрын
I guess not Benny, I don't actually recall winning it!
@betweenthebennyandme
6 жыл бұрын
I coulda swore that was one you picked.
@JamesJimmaHarding
5 жыл бұрын
That was Aidan who won that, not Peter
Why does Australia and NZ spin the wheel twice during these times?
@warpart
4 жыл бұрын
Hmm, I remember it being quite heavy so it probably needed two pulls to get a decent spin
@joshandallo2170
3 жыл бұрын
@@warpart Interesting you mention that. The US Wheel is about 2 tons in weight, but they show you the proper way to spin it. Was that the case for you before the show?
@warpart
3 жыл бұрын
@@joshandallo2170 I think so, but it was a long time ago 🙂
peter do u have the episode with Joe Nawalaniec
@warpart
5 жыл бұрын
No, I just have this collection of the ones I appeared in, cos my Dad taped them and played them every Xmas
the yellow player double spins cuz she cant do it i one spin
Wow the prices and prizes are kind of crappy.
@warpart
Жыл бұрын
Small country, less money
1:13:06 I had that same reaction while watching this
Cool song 1:41:49
🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾bike
@jinkslate4761
2 жыл бұрын
Mbvdefg?
Good grief! The way those shopping prizes are presented looks like an overcrowede garage, a virtual pig sty!
Why’s the audience mostly children
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Can I have an N for nerd please