La ruleta de la suerte (Uruguayan game show)

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La ruleta de la suerte
Genre Game show
Based on Wheel of Fortune
Developed byGustavo Landivar
Directed byDiego García Scheck
Presented byHost:
  • Rafael Villanueva
Hostess:
  • Roxanne Machin
Country of origin Uruguay
Production
Executive producerAlejandra Borques
Producers
  • Rodrigo Higuimaran
  • Andrés González
  • María Eugenia Ugarte
  • Julián Pintos
Production locationsTeledoce Headquarters, Montevideo
Running time60 minutes
Production companies Sony Pictures Television
ViacomCBS Global Distribution
Original release
Network Teledoce
Release11 August 2020 (2020-08-011) 
1 March 2022 (2022-03-001)

La ruleta de la suerte is an Uruguayan television game show based on the original American series Wheel of Fortune. [1] Presented by Rafael Villanueva and Roxanne Machin, it is broadcast on Teledoce[2] The show debuted on 11 August 2020, and its first episode was the fourth most viewed of the day, reaching 10.9 rating points. [2] It airs on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 p.m.

Contents

In each episode, three participants face different blank word puzzles; they must choose consonants and buy vowels to solve common sayings and phrases. In this way, they manage to accumulate prizes to be able to win a 0KM car. [3]

Production

Initially, the show was going to be presented by Fernando Vilar, who had been summoned to host an entertainment program for the first time. [4] However, after participating in the rehearsals with the scenography prepared, he decided to abandon the project, arguing that he "did not measure up" to such a challenge. [5] Finally, Rafael Villanueva was chosen to host the program. [6]

As part of the advertising campaign for the show, on the morning of the debut day, the Desayunos informales team was invited to test the game on the set. [7]

Ratings

EpisodeDateViewing figuresPositionRfs.
111 August 202010,9Fourth [8]
213 August 20209,85Fifth [9]

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References

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  6. ElPais (8 August 2020). "Rafa Villanueva: "Me preguntaron qué había votado, y cometí el error de decirlo"". Diario EL PAIS Uruguay (in Spanish). Retrieved 16 August 2020.
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