Technical Director Brian R. Leclerc, who has not worked on a production since August, is a bit rusty.
"I'm still not clear as to what is happening here," he says, looking somewhat frazzled.
Morrissey guides him through the plan for the show's beginning--cutting to black, and then to Miller and Capuano in the studio--a few more times.
Moments before the show begins, four Capuano staff members crowd the already small control room to watch the proceedings.
At 7:30, Morrissey turns the bright lights of the control room off.
"Quiet on set!" she yells.
After a practice opening, at 7:39 the taping of the actual program finally begins.
All eyes focus on the two angles of Capuano that appear on television screens in the control room.
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