Julien’s Auctions Present “Channel Surfing”

Julien’s Auctions, the world-renowned auction house specializing in entertainment memorabilia, is proud to present “Channel Surfing,” a landmark auction event that chronicles 60 years of television’s most iconic moments.

This extraordinary collection of over 600 props, costumes, set pieces, production materials, and more offers a comprehensive journey through television history, from beloved sitcoms and gripping dramas to groundbreaking variety shows and captivating reality series.

“Channel Surfing” represents a unique opportunity for fans and collectors worldwide to own a tangible piece of television history. The auction features an unparalleled selection of artifacts from a diverse range of genres and eras, capturing the cultural impact and enduring appeal of the medium.

Highlights of the auction include:

  • The original Americana uniform bodysuit worn by Lynda Carter in her iconic role as Wonder Woman, along with her tiara, earrings, “Lasso of Truth” prop, and knee-high boots.
  • Iconic set pieces and props from sitcom classics such as “Cheers,” including the original bar front door and barstools, and “Frasier,” featuring Frasier Crane’s penthouse sofa and Café Nervosa table and chairs.
  • The instantly recognizable couch from the long-running comedy “Roseanne.”
  • Stunning costumes worn by legendary performers, including Cher’s Bob Mackie-designed ensembles from “The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour” and “Cher,” and Carol Burnett’s signature attire from “The Carol Burnett Show” and “Mama’s Family.”
  • Props and costumes from groundbreaking dramas and science fiction series, such as “Breaking Bad,” “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “Star Trek,” and “Lost in Space.”

Julien’s Auctions has curated this collection to showcase the evolution of television and its profound influence on global pop culture. From the early days of black and white broadcasting to the current era of streaming and binge-watching, “Channel Surfing” celebrates the shows and stars that have shaped our collective viewing experience.

The “Channel Surfing” auction will take place live and online on Wednesday, May 7th, and Thursday, May 8th.

For more information, please visit: [LINK TO AUCTION]

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