A reference to this game show appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, in the title of a quest where you have to help Diktynna on Azuremyst Isle after he's attacked by a murloc. We know that Phyllis Weaver was a returning champion on this show, though it's unclear how you win. It's hosted by Kuni, a Japanese man in a karate outfit, who shouts at the end "Stupid! You're so stupid!" when his assistant Hiro-san reveals the box to be empty. Apparently, it airs right before "Secrets of the Universe," where Philo teaches us how to make plutonium from common household items and "Raul's Wild Kingdom," where we see if poodles can fly. An announcement for Terrier Tussle 15 by Nathan Bragg seems to be the only current mention of this ►on HSQB, much to the dismay of everyone in Iowa. FTP, name this game show featured in the movie UHF in which the contestant spins a namesake device and land
A reference to this game show appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, in the title of a quest where you have to help Diktynna on Azuremyst Isle after he's attacked by a murloc. We know that Phyllis Weaver was a returning champion on this show, though it's unclear how you win. It's hosted by Kuni, a Japanese man in a karate outfit, who shouts at the end "Stupid! You're so stupid!" when his assistant Hiro-san reveals the box to be empty. Apparently, it airs right before "Secrets of the Universe," where Philo teaches us how to make plutonium from common household items and "Raul's Wild Kingdom," where we see if poodles can fly. An announcement for Terrier Tussle 15 by Nathan Bragg seems to be the only current mention of this ►on HSQB, much to the dismay of everyone in Iowa. FTP, name this game show featured in the movie UHF in which the contestant spins a namesake device and lands on red snapper.   
A reference to this game show appears in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, in the title of a quest where you have to help Diktynna on Azuremyst Isle after he's attacked by a murloc.
"Wheel of Fish" 