Television Out Of The Box

Warner Bros. Television is teaming up with The Paley Center for Media to take the TV out of the box, inviting all to peer inside with the new interactive, multimedia museum exhibit, Television: Out of the Box. Celebrating nearly sixty years of iconic programming, the exhibit features props, costumes, original animation art, patent filings and much more from over sixty series ranging from Alice to The West Wing.

Patrons can view these and other out-of-this-world costumes from series like Babylon 5 and Smallville, see classic Hanna-Barbera toys from the 1950s and '60s, and read David Carradine's contract for Kung Fu or suggestions on the Roots script from author Alex Haley to executive producer David Wolper. Fans looking for a more interactive experience can have their photo taken in a "walk-in cel," where they can be photographed with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, or in front of a replica of the Central Perk set from Friends or the iconic Monk's Diner booth from Seinfeld. With nearly sixty years in television, Warner Bros. is no "Perfect Stranger" to the medium… and there's a lot of history to share.

The Paley Center for Media
465 North Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210