"The Jack Benny Program" was a popular American radio and television show that aired from 1932 to 1965. The program starred comedian Jack Benny, who was known for his distinctive comedic style, including his famous catchphrase, "Well!" The show featured a mix of comedy sketches, musical performances, and guest appearances, often highlighting Benny's interactions with his ensemble cast, including Eddie Anderson as his valet, Rochester. The show transitioned from radio to television in 1950, maintaining its popularity with audiences. It became known for its clever writing and character-driven humor, influencing many future comedians and television shows. The program is remembered as a classic in American entertainment history.