Ryan Seacrest, Vanna White spin their way to a successful first season on 'Wheel of Fortune'

CULVER CITY, Calif -- This week, Ryan Seacrest and Vanna White are wrapping up their first season hosting "Wheel of Fortune" together.

Seacrest asked, "We've done how many?"

"195 shows!" answered White.

Seacrest and White debuted on the "Wheel of Fortune" stage last September. It's been an easy transition for Vanna, who spent decades with previous host Pat Sajak.

"It's seamless, pretty much!" said White

"Most of the time!" laughed Seacrest.

He was upfront about taking over this fan-favorite job.

"Let me be honest. There was a tremendous amount of pressure that I felt coming into this," Seacrest said. "It's been built with Pat and Vanna for so many years, I just wanted people to feel comfortable and continue to watch, and if we got a few more to watch along the way then that's all bonus round, right? I'm thrilled that the loyal audience has accepted what we get to do together."

The two learned from the start to just "go with the flow."

"We don't often know what we're going to say at the end of the show. It's 3-2-1 go! For me, that makes it fun and I think we get genuine laughter out of each other. We got to this stage, where at times we can read each other's minds," said Seacrest.

"Often times!" added White.

There's one part of the show Ryan was not quite prepared to embrace.

"I have never had so many consecutive very strong hugs in my life," laughed Seacrest. "From people I just met."

"This whole season I have been smiling," said White. "He's so easy to work with. He's fun, he's easy going, and he makes my job easy. You come to work and you're making people happy. what could be better?"

We'll see the final week of Ryan's first season as host starting Monday night. But don't worry, you can catch favorite episodes all summer long until the new season starts in September.