Pat Sajak Has A New Gig As He Ends 41-Season-Reign On 'Wheel Of Fortune'
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The game show host is branching out again into another passion of his.
Pat Sajak’s long reign as “Wheel of Fortune” host is set to end Friday — but he didn’t waste any time lining up his next gig.
Deadline reported Thursday that Sajak is set to star in a stage production of “Prescription: Murder” at Honolulu’s Hawaii Theatre next year.
“Prescription: Murder” was a play before it was adapted into a 1968 TV movie that introduced Peter Falk as “Columbo,” which became a long-running crime series. Sajak plays a homicidal psychiatrist, while Joe Moore, a local Hawaii news anchor, will play the rumpled detective Columbo, Variety reported.
Sajak and Moore have previously mounted stage versions of TV classics such as “The Honeymooners” and “The Odd Couple” among several collaborations at the venue, according to Deadline. The two last appeared onstage together in “The Sunshine Boys” in 2023, Entertainment Weekly noted.
The final taped episode of Sajak’s long tenure with the popular game show is to air Friday.
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