Roger meets Jack Benny---and offers direction to the beloved comic in a moment of need.

Studio A---the personalities (including the legendary Ron Hunter) and the productions of the Merchandise Mart's largest studio.

Studio E and Floyd Kalber---the home of news broadcasts at channel 5.

Studio D---the Merchandise Mart's newest television studio.

Studio A-1---managers hoped this studio attract lucrative commercial production. But studio A-1 (originally studio B and later designated studio Q) was most often dark. (Perhaps appropriately, given the fact that, in the early days of network radio, it was the home to the thriller Light Out.

Master control---where the illuminated map continued to glow.

The field shop and camera room---and the ingenuity of the denizens thereof.

The staff announcers---before they were replaced by tape cartridge machines.

Len O'Connor---and the night his out-takes were aired.

Bob Lemon---the general manager behind the renaissance of channel 5

Father John Banahan---and channel 5's continuing public service committment.

Lee Schulman---the general manager known as "Bullet Dome".

The move to the NBC Tower---did things get better in the new building?