Another one bites the dust.

"Wheel of Fortune" fans slammed the game show after an unlucky contestant didn’t solve a bonus puzzle correctly. 

During a bonus round this week, "Wheel of Fortune" player Cesar took a stab at the challenging puzzle.

For the category, "Phrase," Cesar chose four additional letters "HGMA" and was left with the puzzle: "THAT _AS A _ _ _ _ TAL _A_T_R."

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"That was a…uhh capital," Cesar guessed while struggling to solve the puzzle. 

After ten seconds, the timer buzzed and longtime game show host Pat Sajak replied, "Well you needed one more letter, either the ‘P’ or the ‘F,’" he suggested. 

"Wheel of Fortune" co-host Vanna White revealed the letters on the puzzle board read, "THAT WAS A PIVOTAL FACTOR."

The audience was heard saying "aww" in the background. 

Sajak then opened the envelope to the grand bonus prize of a hefty $100,000 that Cesar could’ve walked away with. 

Instead, the "Wheel of Fortune" player still managed to leave with $26,398 from his game show winnings. 

Passionate fans quickly took to Twitter to express their outrage over the challenging bonus round puzzle. 

"’ That was a pivotal factor’…. That’s a phrase?? Caesar got robbed!!" one "Wheel of Fortune" fan argued. 

Another comment read, "’ That was a pivotal factor’ no one says that…"

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"Yeah, I'm always going around saying ‘That was a pivotal factor!’ It's so common!!! How could he not get that?! What the hell is wrong with Wheel of Fortune?" one fan strongly expressed on social media.

A game show fan even suggested that "Wheel of Fortune" should "downsize" its puzzles for the bonus round to give contestants a fair shot. 

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This isn’t the first time game show fans have expressed their outrage over a "ridiculous" bonus puzzle.

Last month, a contestant failed to solve a puzzle with the category, "What are you doing?"

After the player’s many failed attempts, the answer to the puzzle was "Joining the fray." 

Fans, yet again, strongly disagreed with the puzzle that was given to the "Wheel of Fortune" contestant. 

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"#Angela on @WheelofFortune got a piece of CRAP bonus round. I have NEVER heard of 'Joining the Fray' before in my ENTIRE life. Can we get some kind of sponsor to give this woman a prize?" one Twitter user wrote. "What the hell kind of puzzle was that??? Come on now. ridiculous!!"

Sajak, who has hosted since 1981, occasionally gets flak from fans on social media over his rulings.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived Saturday in Japan for diplomatic talks with leaders of the world’s most powerful democracies participating in the Group of Seven (G7) after the U.S. pledged to train Ukrainian pilots to fly F-16 jet fighters.

"Japan. G7. Important meetings with partners and friends of Ukraine. Security and enhanced cooperation for our victory," Zelenskyy wrote in a Twitter post upon his arrival in Japan. "Peace will become closer today."

Confirmation of Zelenskyy's in-person attendance came as G-7 leaders from the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Japan and the European Union, reaffirmed their "commitment to stand together against Russia's illegal, unjustifiable, and unprovoked war of aggression against Ukraine."

"Our support for Ukraine will not waver," the G-7 leaders said in a statement on Friday, vowing "to stand together against Russia’s illegal, unjustifiable, and unprovoked war of aggression against Ukraine."

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"Russia started this war and can end this war," they said

The Ukrainian president was originally scheduled to join an online session on Friday, but plans changed after he expressed a "strong wish" to participate in person, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

An EU official told the Associated Press that Zelenskyy will take part in two separate sessions Sunday. 

The first session will be with G-7 members only and will focus on the war in Ukraine. The second session will include the G-7 as well as the other nations invited to take part in the summit, and will focus on "peace and stability."

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Ahead of Zelenskyy’s participation at the G-7, the group announced it will provide Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets and train Ukrainian pilots to fly them.

Zelenskyy welcomed Biden’s decision, saying in a tweet it would "greatly enhance our army in the sky."

A senior administration official told reporters as "the training takes place over the coming months, our coalition of countries participating in this effort will decide when to actually provide jets, how many we will provide and who will provide them." The program will include training on F-16s among other fighter planes, with the program set to take place over the coming months at sites in Europe. 

Zelenskyy's arrival in Japan marks the longest trip since Russia's invasion in Ukraine in February 2022. 

A chartered French government plane brought President Zelenskyy to the Arab League Summit in Saudi Arabia before flying to Hiroshima, Japan for the G-7.

Fox News Digitals' Peter Aitken contributed to this report.