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‘Wheel of Fortune’ apologizes for ‘Fast & Furious’ puzzle in wake of Walker death

Paul Walker, in a scene from 'Fast & Furious 6.'. Handout

TORONTO — Pat Sajak, host of Wheel of Fortune, said Monday he feels “terrible” that a Fast and the Furious puzzle aired on the show two days after Paul Walker died in a fiery car crash.

“Taped long ago & went out to 200 local stations days ago,” Sajak tweeted.

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A post on the popular game show’s official Twitter page explained the episode that aired Monday was taped on Oct. 4.

“It’s an unfortunate coincidence,” read a tweet.

“The hearts of everyone at Wheel of Fortune go out to the family, friends & fans of Paul Walker.”

The CEO of fragrance company Cody Inc. also issued an apology Monday after a commercial for Davidoff Cool Water cologne featuring Walker aired during a soccer match in the U.K.

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