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A control room featuring multiple monitors and control panels, with two red office chairs.
This is the Studio 33 control room, which is located behind the multicolored curtains that you see in the back of the studio
A view of a production control desk featuring a variety of buttons, a telephone, and multiple sheets of paper with script notes and diagrams.
A glimpse at the gaming sheets
A dimly lit control room displaying multiple vintage television monitors, some showing static and others with various images. The setup includes control panels with buttons and indicators for video switching.
The Control Room Monitor Wall
A dimly lit television production control room featuring multiple monitors displaying various graphics and screens, with a keyboard and workstation central to the setup.
Graphics Anyone?
A close-up view of a recording studio mixing console with various colored knobs, faders, and papers on the surface.
A shot of the audio controls.
A collection of vintage television monitors and control equipment displayed on a table, with a backdrop of patterned curtains.
Off in the wings..
Two men are in a workspace filled with rolls of paper. One man is holding a camera while the other is standing near a table with a partially unrolled pink and white paper roll.
Adam Sandler places his order for the Bonkers graphic that he needs for this day’s taping.
A person working at a computer desk with a printing machine and multiple monitors in the background.
Earlier we said that Adam Sandler was missing a “7” for Bonkers. Shown here, the process for creating the 7 is started.
Old computer monitor displaying a software interface with a design featuring the number 7 and technical measurements.
They found the missing 7! Well, at least inside the memory banks of this computer. The seven is generated on the printer shown in an earlier photo.
A backstage setup with a large green shelf above electronic equipment, wires, and cables.
Out, out, and away goes TPiR’s production equipment and one-bid displays.
A backstage setup with various equipment on a cart, including cables, devices, and a person adjusting a green structure overhead.
Another view of the departing one-bid displays and production equipment.
A television production control room with equipment, including a control panel with colorful buttons, a computer monitor displaying 'KALYPSO', and various documents and tools on the desk.
This shot was taken from the control room. The Kalypso system is used to display all those nifty corporate logos and dollar totals on the screen.
Close-up of a keyboard with black and white keys, labeled with colorful indicators, placed in front of a mixing console.
These machines are used to add “Oohhs,” “Yeahs,” laughs, and cheers to the TPiR soundtrack. Remember, folks, we cannot start the rangefinder for 37 hours…ha ha ha.
A large audio mixing console with numerous controls, surrounded by vintage televisions and speakers in a recording studio setting.
A full shot of Studio 33’s audio control board. As you know, we are not techies around here, so perhaps someone wants to comment to this photo and let us know what we are looking at!
Close-up of a keyboard with labeled keys, including 'FREEZE FRAME', 'DBL SHWCASE', 'HALF OFF', 'TYMP', and 'CYMBIL'.
Here you can see that the sound effects keyboard has been updated to add the “1/2 Off” sound effect when the boxes are lowered.
A close-up view of a sound mixing console featuring multiple faders, knobs, and labeled channels for different audio inputs.
Here is a picture of the audio controls used to control the feeds for the show. This picture was taken by Rich Fields and provided exclusively to Golden-Road.net’s members. Rich wanted our members to see Rod’s name next to Bob’s prior to Rich’s hiring.
Close-up of a sound mixing console with labeled controls and a keyboard, showcasing various audio settings.
Here is another picture of the audio controls used to control the feeds for the show. This picture was taken by Rich Fields and provided exclusively to Golden-Road.net’s members. Rich wanted our members to see Rod’s name next to Bob’s prior to Rich’s hiring.
Close-up of a sound mixing console with labeled sliders for ROD Warm-Up, Snoop Mic, Tone, Bob Spare, and ROD Return.
No, it’s not Snoop Dog’s mic.
Close-up of an audio mixing console with labeled sliders for individual channels and status indicators.
The stickers that say “ROD” are now replaced with Rich’s name. These photos were taken by Rich himself to preserve some of the history of the show.
Person operating a video control panel with multiple monitors displaying scenes from a television show, with colorful draped backgrounds.
Here’s a shot from inside the booth during a pricing game. This is shot from right over the shoulder of the technical director. The technical director operates the switcher and actually makes the changes in shots and effects that we see. Immediately to his right, the director, (now Bart Eskander) sits and tells him what changes to make.

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