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While Pat Sajak is the longest-running host of America’s beloved game show Wheel of Fortune, Chuck Woolery will be remembered as the first anchor of the program. Chuck held the reins from 1975 to 1981, after which Sajak took over until 2024.  Chuck went on to host Love Connection for over a decade while working on Scrabble in between. The TV personality died at 83 on Saturday, but the cause of his death remains has not been disclosed. Sources say he was struggling to breathe in the hours leading up to passing.  Why was Chuck Woolery replaced by Pat Sajak?  WHEEL OF FORTUNE, Chuck Woolery (host ca. 1975), 1975-, ©CBS/courtesy Everett Collection Despite Wheel of Fortune’s growing popularity while he played host, Chuck only made $65,000 a year, which was little compared to what his colleagues earned. He asked that his salary be raised to half a million dollars, and creator Merv Griffin responded with an offer of $100,000 less, with NBC covering the difference.  Merv then threatened to take Wheel of Fortune to CBS, forcing NBC to withdraw their offer and let Chuck go. He was then replaced by Pat Sajak, who reportedly made about $15 million per season playing host. Pat hosted for four decades until his retirement in June, after which Ryan Seacrest took over.  WHEEL OF FORTUNE, Pat Sajak, (1993), 1975-. ph: ©Sony Pictures / courtesy Everett Collection Chuck Woolery regretted leaving ‘Wheel of Fortune’  Despite earning a million dollars on Love Connection and Scrabble combined, Chuck regretted leaving Wheel of Fortune. He told The New York Times in 2003 that he would have been making $10 million a year at the time had he stayed.  Chuck Woolery/Everett Chuck died with a net worth of about $10 million, which is a lot less than his successor’s $65 million. His finances were plagued by his multiple divorces, which reportedly took 40 percent of his wealth in the process. He is survived by his fourth wife, Kristen, and his children, Michael, Sean, and Melissa.  Next up: Mira Sorvino’s Son Watches His Late Grandpa’s ‘Goodfellas’ For The First Time The post Why Did Pat Sajak Take Over Chuck Woolery On ‘Wheel Of Fortune’? appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

George Wendt has been out of the public eye in the past year and was recently spotted going into a dialysis clinic in a wheelchair. The 76-year-old, who played Norm in Cheers, looked frail as he was wheeled out of the Los Angeles facility by his wife Bernadette Birkett. Neither George nor his wife have revealed his health condition; however, he was hospitalized in 2012 while filming in Chicago. He reportedly suffered chest pain, which was from a constricted artery following coronary bypass surgery. What is George Wendt up to now? Cheers star George Wendt, 76, looks frail in wheelchair during rare outing https://t.co/rtI1TBz0mI — Metro Entertainment (@Metro_Ents) November 24, 2024   George was seen earlier this year at the 75th Emmy Awards event at Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California, where he reunited with his co-stars Ted Danson, Kelsey Grammer, Rhea Perlman, and John Ratzenberger. Together, they reenacted a typical Cheers bar scene to the audience’s delight. Before then, George gave a memorable show on The Masked Singer season nine while doing most of his numbers sitting down. Fans have taken to social media to express their concern about George’s condition, hoping he provides details soon. “Obvious if went into a dialysis clinic the poor man’s kidneys are shot,” someone speculated, while another added that he is probably just aging. George Wendt/Instagram Life after ‘Cheers’ After Cheers’ finale in 1993, George attempted his show, The George Wendt Show, which featured him as a garage mechanic. After the short-lived production, George went back to sitcoms with appearances as Norm in Seinfeld, The Simpsons, Family Guy, and Frasier. The creators of Becker also featured him alongside Ted Danson, switching their Cheers roles with George as a bartender. CHEERS, from left, Ted Danson, John Ratzenberger, George Wendt, Woody Harrelson/Everett George explored commercials and theater in the 2010s, appearing in Broadway’s production of Elf the Musical and earning praise for playing Santa Claus. Despite his undisclosed health issues, George’s legacy as a comedic icon resonates with fans, who are hoping for his recovery and return to the spotlight. Next up: Why Did Pat Sajak Take Over Chuck Woolery On ‘Wheel Of Fortune’? The post 76-Year-Old George Wendt Spotted In Wheelchair Looking Frail Near Health Facility appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A