CafePress, CBS Television City Division Announce Partnership

Online retailer CafePress®

and CBS network's Los Angeles-based CBS Television City division today announced a new partnership that makes CafePress.com the official destination for fans of beloved programs produced at the CBS Television City production facility. Merchandise from more than 42 television programs in CBS's illustrious portfolio, including timeless classics and fast favorites, will be available on CafePress.com. Each show will have its own shop by year-end 2016. The first shops to be made available to consumers will include Beverly Hills, 90210; Happy Days; and Mighty Mouse; among others. A full list of forthcoming shops is below. "These are iconic, classic television programs that people know and love," said Aaron Yelton, Director of Licensing & Business Development at CafePress. "We're thrilled to now be able to bring our customers a collection that demonstrates the importance of these shows in popular culture." The new CafePress.com shops will house both official and fan-created merchandise. The product offering will include T-shirts and apparel, mugs, tote bags and unique home goods such as shower curtains and beach towels. "Fans feel a real connection to the characters in these shows, and we can now bring them to life with fun, creative and unique products," said Yelton. The following shows will soon be featured on CafePress.com: The 4400 Ghost Whisperer Mighty Mouse* 7th Heaven Girlfriends The Mod Squad The Andy Griffith Show* Gunsmoke* Mork & Mindy The Beverly Hillbillies Happy Days* My Three Sons Beverly Hills, 90210* Hollywood Squares Numb3rs Bosom Buddies The Honeymooners* Rawhide* The Brady Bunch* Jericho* Sister, Sister Charmed* Joanie Loves Chachi Solid Gold Cheers* Laverne & Shirley* Star Search Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman The Little Rascals* Taxi* Dynasty The Love Boat* Touched by an Angel Everybody Hates Chris Love, American Style The Twilight Zone* Family Ties MacGyver* The Wild Wild West Frasier* Medium Melrose Place* *Denotes the first shops to be made available