Rehearsals were done at Nola Studios, above ​Lindy's Restaurant, New York. The actual filming of each episode was done at Du Mont Studios on East 67th Street. Every classic episode was shot before a live audience, sitting on wood benches. Three cameras were used; when one ran out of film, the other two were used. Each episode was shot in sequence, filming wasn't stopped except for scenery changes or a mechanical breakdown. The show depended on speed to build up a momentum of laughter. Each episode lasted, at least, 25 minutes on screen and these were filmed in fifty minutes!  Phil Silvers warmed up the audience before the show and he entertained them during the scene changes too. For each show, Phil was paid £1600 per week, plus 50% of the profit.
  1. Where the magic was created. The Nola studios above Lindy's where Nat, Phil and the crew rehearsed​​​ 'The Phil Silvers Show'
    Where the magic was created. The Nola studios above Lindy's where Nat, Phil and the crew rehearsed​​​ 'The Phil Silvers Show'
  1. Fort Baxter, nine miles from Roseville, Kansas
    Fort Baxter, nine miles from Roseville, Kansas
  2. Camp Fremont, just outside Grove City, California
    Camp Fremont, just outside Grove City, California
CBS TV: 1 x Audition show, 142 x 30 minute shows and a one-off special (​Keep in Step).

United States of America original run dates: 20 September 1955 - 19 June 1959

United Kingdom original run dates: 20 April 1957 - 2 June 1960 (129 episodes)
Pilot show - Audition show
Season 1 1955-1956
Season 2 1956-1957
Season 3 1957-1958
Season 4 1958-1959