The pioneering Los Angeles local TV station is featured in this article in the LA Dog Trainer. It is by no means comprehensive, but there is a history to channel 5, both good and bad, which is with documenting. I worked on the lot a couple times (for tapings of “Challenge of the Child Geniuses” and excruciating tapings of “MADtv”). Aside from the front facade of the main building, there is little to no sense of the history of the facility, but that’s true of most studios.
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