It looks like “Wheel of Fortune” has solved a tough puzzle — how to safely play the game during the coronavirus pandemic.

The beloved game show will return for its 38th season next Monday, with some modifications in light of the virus.

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“To keep contestants and talent safe while taping the shows, the Wheel was slightly redesigned to extend the platform surrounding the Wheel to allow for 6 feet of space between Pat Sajak and each of the contestants,” a press release read.

“This was also an opportunity to install an all new curved monitor that surrounds the Wheel. In addition, each contestant is given their own spinning cap, which Sajak has dubbed, ‘The White Thing.’ The cap fits over each spoke on the Wheel so contestants can spin without personally touching the Wheel.”

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“Our challenge was not unique, to get back up and running in a way that is safe for everyone involved while making subtle improvements to make America’s Game even better,” executive producer Mike Richards said in a statement.

“I think we have accomplished that in a big way, and our fans can be comfortable knowing that they’re going to tune in to see the 'Wheel of Fortune' they love.”

“Wheel of Fortune” suspended production back in March. It resumed shooting last month.

Viewers should not expect any changes in how the game itself is played, although the minimum prize in the Bonus Round has been bumped up to $38,000 in honor of the show’s 38th season.

“Wheel of Fortune” returns the same day as “Jeopardy!,” which will kick off its 37th season with a new set and legendary champ Ken Jennings serving as a consulting producer.

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“Wheel of Fortune” broke with tradition and allowed a contestant to appear on the show twice due to a “production issue.”

A recent episode of the hit game show saw contestant Tony Harrison, a software project manager from Valencia, Calif. take a commanding lead and perform well above average, ultimately taking home the big win and a very hearty cash prize. However, “Wheel” host Pat Sajak revealed that Harrison may have had an advantage given that he previously appeared on the show.

“If Tony looks familiar -- this is Tony Harrison, who's been here before,” the host said while introducing the contestants. “We had a little production issue, and in the interests of fairness, we brought Tony back.”

'Wheel of Fortune' allowed a contestant to play for a second time due to a 'production issue.' (AP)

Representatives for 'Wheel of Fortune' did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.

However, Yahoo Entertainment reported that the “production issue” may stem from Tony’s last appearance in 2017 in which he made it all the way to the bonus round. While there, he chose the category “Phrase.” Unfortunately, the game gave him the category “What are you doing.” It’s possible that the minor gaffe may have been smoothed over by allowing Harrison to return for another go.

The outlet reported that the second time was the charm, with the contestant finishing the game with a massive $93,831 in prizes, including a trip to Barbados.

Harrison himself took to Twitter prior to the broadcast to briefly reflect on the journey he’s been on with “Wheel of Fortune” so far.

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“From a #Wheelmobile contestant search in 2017 to an encore taping at Sony Studios in 2020, it's been quite a ride. Watch me on Wheel of Fortune, Monday, April 6th!” he told his followers.

Although new episodes continue to roll out, “Wheel Of Fortune” has actually suspended production amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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“With the increasing concern surrounding COVID-19, we have decided to temporarily suspend production on Wheel of Fortune and @Jeopardy! The health and well-being of our contestants, staff, and crew are our top priority, and we will continue to monitor the situation as it develops,” a tweet announcing the suspension of production read.

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The show even followed up with a note to fans explaining why new episodes are premiering with a studio audience despite guidelines on social distancing.

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“A friendly reminder that the current episodes were taped months in advance, so any interactions between the contestants, Pat and Vanna, staff and crew, or the studio audience were considered safe at that time. We hope you and your loved ones are well, and thank you for watching!”