The Penn State Abington senior won almost $50,000 on the game show's College Road Trip in Los Angeles several weeks ago. Liz Janoski proved two things Friday night: She can keep a secret like an undercover agent, and she has mad skills solving 'Wheel of Fortune' puzzles. “Our mission is straightforward and clear,” D’Ambrosia explained adding that Sony is aiming to become the “premier content creator for kids.”įans of the game show revealed this is not the first time the syndicated game show has been reincarnated for a younger demographic. The Post reached out to “Wheel of Fortune” for comment. While details of the new game show are unclear, it was reported that several of the challenges will involve physical and comedic challenges that will help contestants earn letters. “There’s such a vast history at Sony Pictures Television with properties that we could play around with and reinvent, introducing a whole new generation of kids to them,” Joe D’Ambrosia, executive VP and general manager of SPT-Kids, told The Hollywood Reporter. Sony Pictures Television (SPT-K) announced Thursday that they plan to create a spin-off of the iconic game show “Wheel of Fortune” but will gear the challenges toward children and younger audiences. They are spinning it for younger audiences. ‘Jeopardy!’ host Ken Jennings calls ‘Wheel of Fortune’s’ Pat Sajak ‘more fun’ than Alex Trebek

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