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The greed, the utter gall of these folks- trying to grab a paltry additional letter and being rewarded with the dreaded BANKRUPT slot. “And I’m confident outrage surges across the entire country when we see these selfish people CONTINUE spinning when they could just solve the dang puzzle and win the prize.

They want people like me to sit at home with clucking tongues and bulging veins, shaking their fists at the screen, lamenting how out of touch people are these days. Do they really think a 20-something is familiar with the phrases ‘THAT’S MY CUP OF TEA,’ ‘THE WALLS HAVE EARS,’ ‘MY EARS ARE BURNING,’ or even ‘THAT DOG DON’T HUNT’? Of course not.

Naturally, game shows want puzzles the home audience can solve and shout curses at the contestants for being incapable of solving what seems obvious. “‘Wheel of Fortune’ also exposes its intended targets by the very puzzles used. I’ll just trust the doc to tell me when something appears to be ‘right for me.’ “This may just be me, but I cannot IMAGINE asking my doctor about a laundry list of medications culled from these commercials and inquiring: ‘Doc, are any of these “right for me”?’ I can see my primary-care guy looking at me quizzically and raising an eyebrow, murmuring ‘You’re aware that this medication is for treating morbidly obese infants suffering from bites of the Coastal Taipan snake native to Australia, right?’ Nah. Instead, we’re advised to consult with our doctor to ‘see if Moogooflazjovazemfin (TM])is right for you’! “Of course it would be more persuasive if the commercial actually indicated the condition it was treating (if you’d be so kind as to tell me what I have). The ‘Wheel’ is packed end-to-end with commercials for newish medications named with 30 consonants and crowds of prancing and smiling people - but with half of every commercial warning you of side effects that sound more akin to the final stages of a Third World plague than the effects of something presumably designed to HELP you. One can determine the ‘bullseye’ of an audience by the commercials in any show. “‘Wheel of Fortune’ has always seemed to be a perfect targeting of a specific niche of viewers. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back THE MIGHTY WICKARD (“Hailing from Blaine – Ask Your Doctor If It’s Right for You”): “Subject: Spin Class.

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