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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePatrickStarShow'': In "Enemies a la Mode", Patrick decides what his show will be about by spinning a "Wheel of Ideas". The wheel rolls straight out of its holder and he ends up abandoning the idea in favor of getting some ice cream. [[CallBack When the wheel returns]] in "There Goes the Neighborhood", Patrick has cut out the middleman by making ''all'' the ideas ice cream... but it gets loose again and crashes into a neighbor, meaning he searches the neighborhood for ice cream instead.
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* In one ''[[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Get A Mac]]'' ad, PC isn't able to decide on a version of [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows Vista]] to buy, and designs a wheel with each of the six different editions. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqSm7lWn-84 He ultimately lands on the Lose A Turn space,]] and Mac questions why he would have added that section in the first place.
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* In one ''[[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh ''[[Platform/AppleMacintosh Get A Mac]]'' ad, PC isn't able to decide on a version of [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows Vista]] to buy, and designs a wheel with each of the six different editions. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqSm7lWn-84 He ultimately lands on the Lose A Turn space,]] and Mac questions why he would have added that section in the first place.
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* Several times on ''Series/ImpracticalJokers'', the guys face their challenges according to the WHEEL! OF! DOOM!
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* Several times on ''Series/ImpracticalJokers'', the guys face their challenges according to the [[PunctuatedForEmphasis WHEEL! OF! DOOM!OF!]] [[DoomyDoomsOfDoom DOOM!]]
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* In the early 1990's, Wrestling/{{WCW}} twice had the main event of their Halloween Havoc pay-per-view a "Spin The Wheel, Make The Deal" match, in that a wheel was spun to determine what kind of match would be fought.
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* In the early 1990's, Wrestling/{{WCW}} twice had the main event of their Halloween Havoc pay-per-view a "Spin The Wheel, Make The Deal" match, in that a wheel was spun to determine what kind of match would be fought. The wheel has also been used in [[Wrestling/{{WWENXT}} NXT]]'s reboot of Halloween Havoc in the 2020's.
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* A recurring segment on Creator/DudePerfect's show ''Overtime'' is the "Wheel Unfortunate", in which one of the dudes is drawn to spin the wheel and determine which punishment he will face.
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* A very dark example on ''Manga/OnePiece''. ResignationsNotAccepted as far as Big Mom is concerned, so anybody who wants to leave has her service or territory must spin one of these. Depending on where the arrow lands, she'll either take a body part or an amount of life-force from the victim. However, your ''head'' is included among body parts, and the years stolen are in the fifties or ''hundreds''. And if you don't have enough years left to give (IE, you die) she'll take the remainder from a comrade until the whole bill is paid. The whole show is basically a glorified death sentence to intimidate people from even considering leaving her.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': A very dark example on ''Manga/OnePiece''. ResignationsNotAccepted as when it comes to the Big Mom pirates. As far as Big Mom is concerned, so anybody who wants [[ResignationsNotAccepted citizens are not allowed to leave has her territory and crew members are not allowed to leave her service or territory must spin period]]. If anyone does want to leave, they're required to play a game involving one of these.these wheels. Depending on where the arrow lands, she'll either take a body part or an amount of life-force from the victim. However, your ''head'' is included among body parts, and the years stolen are in the fifties or ''hundreds''. And if you don't have enough years left to give (IE, (i.e., you die) she'll take the remainder from a comrade until the whole bill is paid. The whole show thing is basically a glorified death sentence to punish those that want to leave and intimidate people everyone else from even considering leaving her.the idea.
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* ''VideoGame/TinyToonAdventuresBusterBustsLoose'': In between each action stage is the "Wheels O' Game", which is a wheel with faces of the show's characters on it, much like the Wheel O' Comedy from [[Recap/TinyToonAdventuresS1E3TheWheelOComedy the eponymous TV series episode]]. Which character you land on (Babs, Plucky, Hamton, Furrball, or Sweetie) [[GameplayRoulette determines which mini-game you play]] in an attempt to win extra lives.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' has the Wheel of Morality, which the Warners use to come up with a moral lesson to teach the viewers, which tends to be [[SpoofAesop a not-very-useful one]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} (1993)'' has the Wheel of Morality, which the Warners use to come up with a moral lesson to teach the viewers, which tends to be [[SpoofAesop a not-very-useful one]].[[note]]Some examples include "If you can't say anything nice, you're probably at the Ice Capades.", and "You ''can'' teach an old dog new tricks, but you can't teach Music/{{Madonna}} [[TakeThat to act]]."[[/note]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' has the Wheel O' Comedy from [[Recap/TinyToonAdventuresS1E3TheWheelOComedy the eponymous episode]]. When Babs forces Buster to cancel Spectacular Day, she brings in the Wheel O' Comedy to decide which character stars in each cartoon. The wheel has eight spaces on it; Buster and Babs (both together and separately), Plucky, Hamton, Dizzy, Elmyra, and Furrball.
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* ''The Kevin & Bean Show'' on Los Angeles alternative station KROQ features a recurring segment called "The Wheel of Bad Animal Voices." The wheel is used to select a recent news story featuring an animal, whom the hosts proceed to "call" and interview about the story. The voice of the animal is performed by co-host Ralph Garmon, who will always protest the segment and leave just prior to spinning the wheel to explain why he isn't [[TalkingToYourself asking the "animal" any questions]].
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* ''The Kevin & Bean Show'' on Los Angeles alternative station KROQ features a recurring segment called "The Wheel of Bad Animal Voices." The wheel is used to select a recent news story featuring an animal, whom the hosts proceed to "call" and interview about the story. The voice of the animal is performed by co-host Ralph Garmon, who will always protest the segment and leave just prior to spinning the wheel to explain why he isn't [[TalkingToYourself [[ActingForTwo asking the "animal" any questions]].
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* A very dark example on ''Manga/OnePiece''. ResignationsNotAccepted as far as Big Mom is concerned, so anybody who wants to leave has her service or territory must spin one of these; Depending on where the arrow lands, she'll either take a body part or an amount of life-force from the victim. However, your ''head'' is included among body parts, and the years stolen are in the fifties or ''hundreds''. And if you don't have enough years left to give (IE, you die) she'll take the remainder from a comrade until the whole bill is paid. The whole show is basically a glorified death sentence to intimidate people from even considering leaving her.
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* A very dark example on ''Manga/OnePiece''. ResignationsNotAccepted as far as Big Mom is concerned, so anybody who wants to leave has her service or territory must spin one of these; these. Depending on where the arrow lands, she'll either take a body part or an amount of life-force from the victim. However, your ''head'' is included among body parts, and the years stolen are in the fifties or ''hundreds''. And if you don't have enough years left to give (IE, you die) she'll take the remainder from a comrade until the whole bill is paid. The whole show is basically a glorified death sentence to intimidate people from even considering leaving her.
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* In one early issue of ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'', Robotnik decides to fake out whoever's spying on him with one of these; each space is a different evil plan. The logic being that if Robotnik doesn't know what he's doing, neither will the hedgehog. [[spoiler: it flops because said spy planted a camera on the wheel beforehand.]]
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* In one early issue of ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'', Robotnik decides to fake out whoever's spying on him with one of these; each space is a different evil plan. The logic being that if Robotnik doesn't know what he's doing, neither will the hedgehog. [[spoiler: it [[spoiler:It flops because said spy planted a camera on the wheel beforehand.]]
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* ''[[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012 Ultimate Spider-Man]]'': Spidey's imagination has Wheel of Excuses for what he'll tell his {{Muggle}} friends when his superhero life intrudes on his regular life.
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* In teen sitcoms, some girls have the Wheel of Excuses for what they'll say to turn down a boy they don't want to date.
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* In the early 1990's, WCW twice had the main event of their Halloween Havoc pay-per-view a "Spin The Wheel, Make The Deal" match, in that a wheel was spun to determine what kind of match would be fought.
* In the early 2000's, after WCW went out of business and Eric Bischoff was hired to the be GM of Raw, he brought in the concept of "Raw Roulette", where a wheel was used to determine what kinds of matches would be fought. Raw Roulette still pops up from time to time.
* In the early 2000's, after WCW went out of business and Eric Bischoff was hired to the be GM of Raw, he brought in the concept of "Raw Roulette", where a wheel was used to determine what kinds of matches would be fought. Raw Roulette still pops up from time to time.
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* In the early 2000's, after WCW went out of business andEric Bischoff Wrestling/EricBischoff was hired to the be GM of Raw, Wrestling/WWERaw, he brought in the concept of "Raw Roulette", where a wheel was used to determine what kinds of matches would be fought. Raw Roulette still pops up from time to time.time.
* In Wrestling/{{WWE}} Wrestling/BadBlood 2003, Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin and Bischoff competed in a "Redneck Triathlon", where a wheel is spun to decide which game will be played.
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* In Wrestling/{{WWE}} Wrestling/BadBlood 2003, Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin and Bischoff competed in a "Redneck Triathlon", where a wheel is spun to decide which game will be played.
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* ''Pinball/WeirdAlsMuseumOfNaturalHilarity'': The launch trailer and This Week in Pinball's deep dive show that the player can shoot the mini loop shots to spin a wheel during "Dare to Be Stupid." Whatever result it lands on will affect the mode, be it changing a rule or immediately giving a reward.
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* During ''Webcomic/DanAndMabsFurryAdventures''[='=] Mandatory Non-Canon Spy-Spoof, Dr. Jyrras uses a "[[http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_469.php wheel of death]]" to decide how to kill the recently captured Film/JamesBond expy. Unfortunately for everyone involved, it lands on "[[YaoiGuys Death by Shonen-ai]]".
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* During ''Webcomic/DanAndMabsFurryAdventures''[='=] Mandatory Non-Canon Spy-Spoof, Dr. Jyrras uses a "[[http://www.missmab.com/Comics/Vol_469.php wheel of death]]" to decide how to kill the recently captured Film/JamesBond expy. Unfortunately for everyone involved, it lands on "[[YaoiGuys Death "Death by Shonen-ai]]".Shonen-ai".
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** 10-second challenges are handed out to the campers in "[[Recap/TotalDramaNoPainNoGame No Pain, No Game]]" by means of the Wheel of Misfortune. Whatever challenge the wheel lands on, the camper whose turn it is has to complete it or last ten seconds of it. Refusal or failure mean the challenge ends for them there.
** The Final Three have to complete dares in "[[Recap/TotalDramaITripleDogDareYou I Triple Dog Dare You!]]" that were created by all the eliminated contestants. Selection is done by a wheel on which a bottle is spun to match one of the Final Three with a loser, upon which Chris picks one of the dares that particular loser came up with for the contestant to complete. The first one to either refuse or fail a dare gets eliminated.
** In a game of Truth or Dare in "[[Recap/TotalDramaILoveYouILoveYouKnots I Love You, I Love You Knots]]", whoever has to perform and whether they have to perform a truth or dare is decided at random with two parallel digital reels. It's Chris's choice which particular truth has to be shared or which particular dare has to be undertaken. The reels may be rigged due to the many times Rodney is selected and always to perform a truth, which always concerns one of his crushes and which he therefore always fails.
** The Wheel of Misfortune is spun to determine which contestant gets to have a boxing match against what opponent in "[[Recap/TotalDramaSuckersPunched Suckers Punched]]". However, the wheel is rigged to match each contestant with their most poetic opponent, often the one they fear the most. It doesn't take the contestants too long to figure out that the odds are off, which Chris amends by rigging the wheel to switch Cameron's and Mal's biggest fears.
** Shawn and Sky each get a helper for the finale in "[[Recap/TotalDramaLiesCriesAndOneBigPrize Lies, Cries, and One Big Prize]]". Who the helper is is decided by a digital reel that spins at high speed and stops when the finalist presses the button on their controller. If the finalist doesn't want the helper they land on, they get one do-over. None of the rules actually matter, though, because the reel is rigged to assign Jasmine to Shawn and Dave to Sky because Chris can and needs to turn them against the finalists later on.
** 10-second challenges are handed out to the campers in "[[Recap/TotalDramaNoPainNoGame No Pain, No Game]]" by means of the Wheel of Misfortune. Whatever challenge the wheel lands on, the camper whose turn it is has to complete it or last ten seconds of it. Refusal or failure mean the challenge ends for them there.
** The Final Three have to complete dares in "[[Recap/TotalDramaITripleDogDareYou I Triple Dog Dare You!]]" that were created by all the eliminated contestants. Selection is done by a wheel on which a bottle is spun to match one of the Final Three with a loser, upon which Chris picks one of the dares that particular loser came up with for the contestant to complete. The first one to either refuse or fail a dare gets eliminated.
** In a game of Truth or Dare in "[[Recap/TotalDramaILoveYouILoveYouKnots I Love You, I Love You Knots]]", whoever has to perform and whether they have to perform a truth or dare is decided at random with two parallel digital reels. It's Chris's choice which particular truth has to be shared or which particular dare has to be undertaken. The reels may be rigged due to the many times Rodney is selected and always to perform a truth, which always concerns one of his crushes and which he therefore always fails.
** The Wheel of Misfortune is spun to determine which contestant gets to have a boxing match against what opponent in "[[Recap/TotalDramaSuckersPunched Suckers Punched]]". However, the wheel is rigged to match each contestant with their most poetic opponent, often the one they fear the most. It doesn't take the contestants too long to figure out that the odds are off, which Chris amends by rigging the wheel to switch Cameron's and Mal's biggest fears.
** Shawn and Sky each get a helper for the finale in "[[Recap/TotalDramaLiesCriesAndOneBigPrize Lies, Cries, and One Big Prize]]". Who the helper is is decided by a digital reel that spins at high speed and stops when the finalist presses the button on their controller. If the finalist doesn't want the helper they land on, they get one do-over. None of the rules actually matter, though, because the reel is rigged to assign Jasmine to Shawn and Dave to Sky because Chris can and needs to turn them against the finalists later on.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ultimate Spider-Man}}'': Spidey's imagination has Wheel of Excuses for what he'll tell his {{Muggle}} friends when his superhero life intrudes on his regular life.
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* The Planetary Chance Machine from an early story of the ''Comicbook/{{Legion of Super-heroes}}'', also crossed with DecisionDarts in that the spinning wheel tosses off parts of itself--the person they strike is the one chosen.
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* The Planetary Chance Machine from an early story of the ''Comicbook/{{Legion of Super-heroes}}'', ''Comicbook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'', also crossed with DecisionDarts in that the spinning wheel tosses off parts of itself--the person they strike is the one chosen.
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* In one early issue of ''ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog'', Robotnik decides to fake out whoever's spying on him with one of these; each space is a different evil plan. The logic being that if Robotnik doesn't know what he's doing, neither will the hedgehog. [[spoiler: it flops because said spy planted a camera on the wheel beforehand.]]
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* In one early issue of ''ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog'', ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'', Robotnik decides to fake out whoever's spying on him with one of these; each space is a different evil plan. The logic being that if Robotnik doesn't know what he's doing, neither will the hedgehog. [[spoiler: it flops because said spy planted a camera on the wheel beforehand.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' has a wheel which the robot devil spins, with every robot's name on it. He uses it to pick which robot will have his hands exchanged with Fry's hands.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' has ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'''s Robot Devil loves using these. In one episode he spins a wheel which the robot devil spins, to determine what form of torture to put Bender through in Robot Hell. In another, he strikes a deal with Fry to exchange hands with a robot, and uses a wheel with every robot's name on it. He uses it to pick which robot will have his hands exchanged with Fry's hands.decide who.
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* The Ginyu Force in ''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged'' play the "Wheel of Death" game after securing the Dragon Balls. [[note]]Guldo gets "Kid with Stupid Hair and Bald Guy" (Gohan and Krillin), while Burter and Jeice get nobody, leaving Vegeta to Recoome.[[/note]]
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* The Ginyu Force in ''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged'' play the "Wheel of Death" game after securing the Dragon Balls. [[note]]Guldo gets "Kid with Stupid Hair and Bald Guy" (Gohan and Krillin), while Burter wins a trip to Space Australia, and Jeice get nobody, lands on the bankrupt space, leaving Vegeta to Recoome.[[/note]]
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* In one ''[[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Get A Mac]]'' ad, PC isn't able to decide on a version of [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows Vista]] to buy, and designs a wheel with each of the six different editions. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqSm7lWn-84 He ultimately lands on the Lose A Turn space]], and Mac questions why he would have added that section in the first place.
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* In one ''[[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Get A Mac]]'' ad, PC isn't able to decide on a version of [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows Vista]] to buy, and designs a wheel with each of the six different editions. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqSm7lWn-84 He ultimately lands on the Lose A Turn space]], space,]] and Mac questions why he would have added that section in the first place.
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* There was something like this in ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld'' when Scott is trying to figure out what to say. As you can see [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvoJio7WCtY here]], it didn't quite work out as planned.
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* ''[[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'': In the episode "Avatar Day", Aang is charged with a crime allegedly committed by one of his past incarnations. His sentence is determined by spinning the "Wheel of Punishment", complete with an audience rooting for their favorite torments. The options include "eaten by bears", "razor pit", and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking "community service".]]
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