The set is designed to resemble the then-current United States set, including a green glittery backdrop and a three-line puzzle board with 13 spaces in each row.The show is taped in Adelaide, South Australia.This is one of the few versions to begin during Chuck Woolery's tenure in the United States. Wheel of Fortune debuts on Seven Network on 21 July 1981, hosted by Ernie Sigley and Adriana Xenides.She’s not allowed to tell, so you’ll have to tune in Thursday and see for yourself. How did Brown do against her two fellow contestants - did she win any puzzles? Did she make it to the bonus round? Did she embarrass herself? “Now I look at the show completely differently than before.” “I wish everyone could experience that once,” she said of her adventure on her favorite game show. Even as an entertainer, Brown had to work hard to be loud enough. Contestants were constantly told to talk loudly and with energy.The time flew, and the 20 minutes of the show were some of the fastest of her life.It was just really fun meeting them,” Brown said. “The contestants were just interesting, fun people - all walks of life, all over the country, all had great stories.“You didn’t feel like he was some out of touch superstar,” Brown said. Host Pat Sajak was also gracious and charming.

“She could not have been more gracious,” Brown said, noting she introduced herself to contestants wearing no makeup and with her hair slicked back.

Vanna White is shorter and tinier than she looks on TV.

The platforms contestants stand on are hydraulic so they’re all the same height.

The nametags - Brown still has hers - are flimsier than they look.

Contestants did practice rounds to learn how to spin the wheel.

The wheel is smaller but heavier than she thought.

Contestants are far away from the audience, with about 50 people up in a corner.

The studio is much smaller than it appears on TV.

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