Viewers are still giving “Wheel of Fortune” a spin with new host Ryan Seacrest. The syndicated strip’s Season 42, with Seacrest taking over for longtime host Pat Sajak (and joining co-host Vanna White),

Wheel of Fortune fans are definitely into the new emcee: the 42nd season of Wheel of Fortune with Ryan Seacrest averaged its best premiere month audience in three years, making it the No. 1 series on TV,

A deserving Wheel of Fortune contestant spun off with the biggest payday since Ryan Seacrest began hosting, but not before he got a legitimate scare thanks to the shady producers.

Wheel of Fortune is spinning along surprisingly well with Ryan Seacrest, who is pulling ratings that are head and shoulders above Pat Sajak, and above the studio lot next door.

Ryan Seacrest is just a month into his Wheel of Fortune hosting gig, and viewers have already noticed several on-air malfunctions. With Seacrest replacing the iconic Pat Sajak and a flashy new set in play, the transition hasn’t been letter-perfect, as evidenced by these technical hiccups.

As the big Wheel keeps on turning, the big wins keep on coming in the ratings for Wheel of Fortune. Deadline reports that, according to Sony Pictures TV's Nielsen stats, Wheel of Fortune ranked as the top show in TV during the period of Sept.

Ratings have surged since Ryan Seacrest replaced Pat Sajak as presenter but his presenting skills have left fans divided.

On Tuesday, October 14’s episode, Andy Schwartz, who earlier shouted out his “real and spectacular wife” (cheering from the sidelines) and his basement bar called “Mel’s Two Taps” made a late comeback to win the game. With $27,000 in cash earnings and the selection of the “Phrase” category, he joined Seacrest to tackle the three-word puzzle.

The numbers are in for Wheel of Fortune’s first month with host Ryan Seacrest, and they are wheely something. Season 42 of the iconic game show, now hosted by Seacrest and franchise vet Vanna White, averaged 7.