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    Jimmy Kimmel Live - TV picture of Jimmy Kimmel

    Jimmy Kimmel Live

    (331 reviews)

    Hollywood

    I LOVE JIMMY and his team!!…read more Show was spectacular!! The way they organize the line up and pre-check was flawless!!! They kept you informed EVERY step of the way! One possible improvement could be done - the security check. It is almost like TSA BUT you have to go backwards to gather your belongings. Seems like there is a lot of room for mishaps/errors with that process. Otherwise.... All else was spectacular!! Would I go back? Most Definitely!!!!

    I'm giving this experience a 4 due to the waiting time. Waiting over two hours to watch a show is a…read morebit much. My husband and I decided to attempt to go to a live taping of Jimmy Kimmel. He signed us up online to try for tickets. Just because you sign up for tickets they are not guaranteed. About a week before we were going to Los Angeles he got an email confirming that we got tickets. On the day of the show we showed up about 2 hours before the show. There was a line beginning to form on Hollywood Blvd. My husband and I stood out there along with a ton of other people waiting to be let in. After waiting for about an hour the line started moving. Next someone checked our tickets which were on my husband's phone and then they waved us into another section outside where we had to wait again. We stood out there for over an hour. It was brutal but at least the weather was nice. After waiting for what seemed like forever someone told us that we would have to put our phones away in pouches for the show so no one was able to take out their phone during the taping. They slowly handed them out to everyone. After locking our phones up we were finally shuffled through a security section and on our way to the theater. In the building it was really cold. Luckily I had a light jacket with me and was fine. As we walked in they told us where to sit. Once everyone was seated someone came out to explain what would be happening. He was friendly and funny. He announced that they would let people use the bathroom prior to the show and release people in groups by sections. It seemed like everyone in every section got up to go use the bathrooms. Once everyone was done and seated the show began. The show went really fast. Jimmy Kimmel came out on the stage and gave his monologue. After being done he sat behind his desk getting ready for the guests. The guests were Martin Short and Jackson White. It was really cool to experience watching a live taping with celebrities. The interviews went really fast and the actual taping only lasted about 30-45 minutes. Overall this experience was interesting and entertaining. The wait prior to entry is way too long. Waiting over 2 hours for entry is a little extreme. The monologue Jimmy Kimmel gave was interesting and the interviews with the guests were entertaining. Despite the wait time prior to the show I am glad that I got to attend the show. It was an experience I've never done and am glad I got to go. An extra note. The pictures that I post from the show I took from my TV screen as it aired. Because our phones were locked away in pouches nothing was from the actual taping. I recorded the show to watch and see if I could catch myself and my husband in the audience and to get pictures of Jimmy Kimmel and his guests.

    The Big Bang Theory

    The Big Bang Theory

    (13 reviews)

    Ever since I migrated to the US, I'm so lucky to choose Burbank as my permanent residence. I truly…read morelove it here. Known as the Media Capital of the World, Burbank is where all the studios are located, Disney, Warner Bros, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, NBC, ABC, etc. It's no surprise if you bump into movie personalities in the mall, movies, bank and other business establishments. My neighbors are pretty much in the entertainment industry. You would think considering my location and business connections, you would think I'd been to all the tapings available. On the contrary, I don't. Yes, I've been to Jay Leno once as a VIP guest so I didn't have to line up and I even had a souvenir photo with him. But that was it. Until I got an invite to see Big Bang Theory on 8/21/18. Although my ticket stated to show up at 5pm, I was actually in line at 3:30 although show starts at 6:30. I didn't want to miss my spot because I had a guest who lives out of town. Too late for me to find out that I actually had priority tickets which is basically a guaranteed spot. Oh well! My guest and I had seats 5 and 6 so which were in the second row just behind the staff guests. Our seats were right in front of the famous staircase, on its left is Penny's apartment and in the right is Sheldon's. We were so near that we see the stars up close. On the day of our visit, the entire cast was there along with Kathy Bates and Tyler. It's a pretty cool experience and I'm glad to have attended especially when they announced the next day that BBT is finally ending. The taping we saw is actually going to be the first episode for their final season.

    I love the Big Bang Theory; I think it's the greatest show on earth!!…read more However the process though of getting a ticket to the Big Bang Theory is the biggest pain; it's not worth it unless you really really like the show. Tickets are obtained at Audiences Unlimited which does most sitcoms in Hollywood. Their site is easy and quick until you want to get tickets for this show which usually come out Mondays. The problem is that their website sucks on this day. It constantly times out and has web errors assuming from so many people overloading it with requests for this show. It reminds me of trying to call a radio station when they are doing a giveaway or a casting director at Central Casting when they've put a job on their recorded line. You would think Audiences Unlimited would invest in more bandwidth but I assume since it's the only show that does this they don't see the need. So if you want a ticket to this show you really have to be very patient and have nothing to do for a few hours Monday morning. I've been lucky enough to get through twice and both times I've literally spent 2 hours trying to get tickets and these weren't even real tickets but standby tickets. I've never ever seen a regular ticket, I don't know if they even exist. Also you can only request 1 ticket at a time. They say this has something to do with the studio so if you want to go with your friend it's best that both of you do it separately. It's possible to request 1 ticket then go back to do another but you also run the risk of space being gone by the time you are finally able to get through again If you are lucky enough to have snagged a standby ticket pat yourself on the back. It doesn't end here though because there is still a very likely chance you won't get in. It really just depends on how many family and friends VIP tickets they have given out who don't show up. That is what the standby audience is for. The first time I went with a standby ticket I didn't get in and I got there early. The next time I got there really, really early and I was still like the 10th person in line. Though this is all annoying to do this for a ticket you can see really it reflected in the audiences that shows up. The audience at the Big Bang Theory are true, true, loyal, loving fans who are willing to come early and wait a whole day to see the show just like the old days where people would camp out somewhere to get tickets to a rock concert. Most of them are wearing Big Bang Theory shirts, hats, sweatshirts, etc and it's like a little community when you are waiting, kind of like the parking lot at a Grateful Dead concert without all the tie dye and drugs. I'm naturally a little shy in big groups of people but I felt very comfortable and outgoing here. It was easy to mingle with people I guess since everyone shared a common interest. I met 2 girls that said they went every week, I met some foreign tourists that just adored the show and were giddy that they got to go to a 'real Hollywood TV taping', I met a pilot from back East who was attending the taping during a layover between flights. For the taping I would prepare to make it a day production. Bring a book, magazines, snacks,-lots of them, a lawn chair or somewhere to sit comfortably because bench space is limited, bring cards or other games to play with the new friends you'll make. Bring sunscreen, a hat, better yet a small umbrella because part of the parking lot (yes, you are actually in a parking lot waiting) doesn't have shade. It's actually pretty fun as long as you treat it as a day- long event and come prepared. As for the show I was lucky enough to get a seat in the front row which made the experience so much better, I think it would be different if I was in the back rows because you can't see as much. You can tell that this cast and crew of this show were very special. At the end of the taping Kaley and Kunal gave out autographs. They thanked everyone and said that they were happy to be there and were happy to be able to be working in something that they loved. I wish Jim Parsons would have come out but he probably would have gotten mobbed due to Sheldon's popularity. I love this show and felt it was a great experience; I would definitely go again however the whole process would have been the biggest pain in the ass had I not absolutely adored the show.

    Paramount Pictures Studios - Richard Burton - aired on PBS - 09/14/2025

    Paramount Pictures Studios

    (91 reviews)

    Hollywood

    I like Paramount! Paramount was founded in 1912, meaning it's been in exitance for 114 years! So…read moremany of my favorite films were Paramount Studios films! Paramount films I love: Love Story (Ryan O'Neal and Alli MacGraw); Bad News Bears (the one with another O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal); Grease (I fell in love with John Travolta!); Footloose; Titanic (such a great film!); all the Indiana Jones movies (what's not to love about Harrison Ford?!?!); Ghost (Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze); Forrest Gump and I'm sure I have overlooked some! I grew up loving The Lucy Show and it was filmed in 1968 on Stage 21 of Paramount Studios in Hollywood! Thanks Paramount! I am glad you're around and providing such quality entertainment!

    Paramount Pictures has been around forever, and you can really feel that classic Hollywood legacy…read morein the types of movies and shows they put out. They're big on storytelling that feels familiar but still entertaining.....lots of action, drama, comedy, and family friendly content. I always associate Paramount with blockbuster type films, strong franchises, and movies you can just sit back and watch without overthinking too much. As far as streaming goes, Paramount+ has a solid mix. I like that it blends older classics with newer originals and popular TV shows. There's a lot of nostalgia there, especially with older series and movies you may have grown up watching, plus newer content that keeps it current. It's not overloaded or confusing to navigate, which I appreciate, and it feels more curated than overwhelming. Overall, Paramount feels dependable. It may not always be edgy or experimental, but when I choose something from Paramount, I know what I'm getting quality production, recognizable titles, and entertainment that's easy to enjoy. It's one of those studios that's just been part of pop culture for so long that it still feels relevant today.

    Sony Pictures Entertainment

    Sony Pictures Entertainment

    (125 reviews)

    Jeopardy! A recent SoCal trip, we thought about watching Jeopardy filming. Checked online, tickets…read morewere an easy and free grab. The Sony studios have free parking and the show's PA's are well-organized and polite. A bit of a walk through a show-oriented gift store and a short walk to the stage. Totally fun to watch the mechanics of the show and Ken Jennings in action. Would definitely do it again.

    This review is for the Jeopardy taping experience…read more My party of 2 had a whole ordeal with attending, as we were previously told via email that they were done taping during the time of our visit. In a moment of serendipity, a taping was about to begin at the same time we were there for a studio tour. I'm not sure how or why there was misinformation given to us, but we had to wait on standby to be considered for a spot and they allowed us to reschedule our tour. We waited patiently as all other guests arrived and were checked in to see if we made the cut. At the very end, we were informed that we made it in! All of the other attendees were rooting for us, which was intense but helped to pass the time. The experience was lengthy and involved a lot of waiting around, but it was a unique and fun behind the scenes look at a show we love. The experience being free of cost to attend makes it a great value, and everyone was friendly during our time there. The only thing that could have made it better was to have some snacks, as I did get a little famished during the 5 hour window because I had not planned to stay that long.

    Wheel of Fortune - Baseball portrait

    Wheel of Fortune

    (19 reviews)

    We came to watch a live viewing. There are ways to schedule it in advance, tickets are free. They…read morerecord 2-3 episodes at a time on Thursdays and Fridays for several months throughout the year. The parking garage at Sony is free which is nice. Culver City is also a pretty area to walk around and get breakfast at beforehand. You check in at the visitors center inside the parking garage. You will see it on your way in to park. They will then walk you to the sound stage where it is filmed. Make sure to use the restroom, grab snacks and water beforehand. They have a mini museum outside the show. Make sure to look at everything before the show or in between the episodes as you will need to leave once they are done filming. The staff was very friendly and pretty organized. The cast was fairly interactive with the audience as well which was appreciated. Be prepared to clap A LOT. Also make sure not to talk or blurt out the answers to a) not ruin the filming b) to not extremely annoy the people sitting next to you :) You will not get to spin the wheel sadly as they said this damages the wheel over time. Overall definitely worth coming! It was probably a 5 hour experience in total.

    We are local and came today for a taping. We have also been to a taping of Jeopardy...which may…read moremuddy my review. It's very organized and everyone is super friendly and professional (and fun). Parking is free. We arrived 1 hour early and were probably 10th in line. There's definitely a lot of standing/waiting/walking so plan accordingly. I was not aware that WOF taped 3 episodes a day (Jeopardy was 2)...so that's a long day if you arrive around 9am (we were let out at 2:00). There is no food/little water/few bathroom breaks during this time. So bring snacks/water/whatever. The staff does warn you 5 million times that this is "your last chance to eat or drink". Then 4 hours later you think "welp, I am hungry and thirsty and need to pee". Vanna is awesome and so is Seacrest; they interact with the audience. There's a merch shop you can buy some fun items. For sure a fun experience to at least do once.

    JBG Studio - recording_studios - Updated May 2026

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