Sajak, 77, was renowned for his low-key, unflappable style.
Pat Sajak, 77, was renowned for his low-key, unflappable style, asking contestants to choose a consonant or buy a vowel.
Pat Sajak has been a fixture in American homes since 1981, hosting more than 8,000 editions of a show that has become part of early evenings for millions of households. “It’s been an incredible privilege to be invited into millions of homes night after night, year after year, decade after decade.”
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