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Cash Wheel is a television game show in which Stan Pines competes in "Boss Mabel." It is similar to the real-life series Wheel of Fortune. Grunkle Stan appears to frequently watch the show. The other two contestants when Stan competed against were Doug and Donna.

History

The history of the game show is unknown, yet the first appearance was in the episode "Boss Mabel." The game show is revealed to premiere on television in the afternoon. Later in the episode, Stan decides to go on a vacation to prove to Mabel that he can make more money even on vacation than she can running the Mystery Shack the way she thinks is proper. Stan only receives entry to the show by pretending to have a heart attack and claiming the only antidote was to receive a spot on the game show.

Objective

The objective of the game is to solve a puzzle that appears on a digital screen. Only few letters are projected on the screen. In order to receive more letters, the player must spin a wheel, which contains monetary amounts or words that lead to monetary amounts, and then guess any letter of the alphabet. If the letter is present in the puzzle, then the amount of letters appear on the digital screen. This game may be similar to the real-life game show, Wheel of Fortune, yet it is unknown the exact rules of the game, however Stan must have broke most of them (such as blurting out when it was not his turn not allowing any other players to spin the wheel or solve the puzzle).

Previous Contestants

Sightings

Season 1

113. "Boss Mabel"

Games

PinesQuest ^(pictured)

Trivia

The Latin phrase "Lucror Magus" appears below the contestants when they are introduced. "Lucror Magus" means "Win Big."
The spaces on the wheel include "Go to real jail", "Cash cannon", "Cash shower", and "Cash flood", along with monetary amounts.

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 ==Objective==
-The objective of the game is to solve a puzzle that appears on a digital screen. Only few letters are projected on the screen. In order to receive more letters, the player must spin a wheel, which contains monetary amounts or words that lead to monetary amounts, and then guess any letter of the alphabet. If the letter is present in the puzzle, then the amount of letters appear on the digital screen. This game may be similar to the real-life game show, Wheel of Fortune, yet it is unknown the exact rules of the game, for Stan either broke most of them (such as blurting out when it was not his turn) and for the fact that Stan did not allow any other players to spin the wheel or solve the puzzle.
+The objective of the game is to solve a puzzle that appears on a digital screen. Only few letters are projected on the screen. In order to receive more letters, the player must spin a wheel, which contains monetary amounts or words that lead to monetary amounts, and then guess any letter of the alphabet. If the letter is present in the puzzle, then the amount of letters appear on the digital screen. This game may be similar to the real-life game show, Wheel of Fortune, yet it is unknown the exact rules of the game, however Stan must have broke most of them (such as blurting out when it was not his turn not allowing any other players to spin the wheel or solve the puzzle).
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