
| Chiller Theater Memorie's John Buriak makes a visit to the WPXI Channel 11 studios. Some of the material from the Chiller Theater Memories website will possibly be used on WPXI / WIIC TV's upcoming 50th anniversary special. The special will be aired on this upcoming Labor Day weekend. Enjoy these "behind the scenes" photos of the Channel 11 studios. WPXI will soon move into their new facility located off I-279 at the McKnight Road exit. |






| Executive producer of local programming Brian Leopold in the WPXI news studio. This is the same studio that once hosted Studio Wrestling and Chiller Theater (1964-1976). |



| The studio control room. |

| Entrance to the studio where Bill Cardille "Chilly Billy" hosted Chiller Theater (1976-1984). The large studio doors have been removed. They are being refinished and will be installed at the new Channel 11 studio facility. |

| The Chiller Theater set (1976-1984) was located along the back area of the studio. |


| John Buriak standing where the Chiller Theater Castle set once stood. |



| John Buriak at the original board that controled the studio lights. This control board was first used back in 1957 when WIIC first went on the air! |

| The exit of the Chiller Theater studio. |


| Executive producer Brian Leopold and cameraman George Parfitt record video of various Chiller Theater advertisements and photos. |





| Entrance to the news studio. |

| Entrance to the "Pittsburgh Subway System"! |



| The hallway where Bill Cardille "Chilly Billy" performed the legendary segment called "The Pittsburgh Subway System"! |

| Chiller Theater Memorie's researcher John Buriak visits the Pittsburgh Subway System! |

| The original organ that was used in the early days of Chiller Theater. It still works! |

| Bill Cardille "Chilly Billy's" original desk is still in storage! |

| One last look at the Chiller Theater studio. |









| The sun sets on Television Hill. |
| Special Thanks to Executive Producer of local programming Brain Leopold and the Channel 11 staff for allowing us to share these "behind the scenes" photographs of the WPXI / WIIC television studios. |