'Wheel of Fortune' winner Charlene Rubush gets her Audi
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"Wheel of Fortune" contestant Charlene Rubush has received a new car from Audi after missing the opportunity to win one on the game show due to a technicality.
Rubush went into the bonus round, which had the category clue "What Are You Doing?" with $16,500 in prize money. She first guessed "Choosing the right card," but the correct answer was "Choosing the right word." She eventually got there, but not in a way that’s acceptable to the rules of the game.
Just before the buzzer, Rubush said "Choosing the right… word," but the pause before the last word was too long.
"You know, this one's tough because you said all the right words, including the word 'word' but, as you know, it's gotta be more or less continuous," host Pat Sajak explained.
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