When shows are recorded at Wheel of Fortune Culver City Studio the Audience stays for more than a single episode and 5 or 6 episodes are split into two groups for the morning and afternoon audiences. It takes longer to record each half hour episode than the 20 minutes of Airtime the edited show will run without the commercials. There is no Live Wheel of Fortune as all episodes are digitally recorded and no longer taped with film. Each Audience is in the theater for about the same time it would take to watch a movie. I can find no information on how long the audience sits before and after taping , the length of the lunch break, or whether it is possible to be part of both audiences.
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Since September 1983 the Nighttime Wheel of Fortune has been on the air with Pat Sajak and Vanna White as hosts
Wheel of Fortune has a long history and there was a daytime show where you only played for prizes before the current nighttime syndicated Television Show
Either 35 or 27 years depending on when you start counting, but the nighttime show is still on. The daytime show was on 16 years before final cancellation. The First Daytime Wheel of Fortune show with Chuck Woolery was on January 6 1975. The First nighttime Syndicated Wheel of Fortune Show with Pat Sajak and Vanna White was September 19 1983
$1000 is the lowest amount a contestant can win on Wheel of Fortune. However it is a long running show that replaced a show with the same name that had daytime shows and the prizes in the beginning were much smaller than now. In the beginning of the daytime show the minimum dollar value on the wheel was $25