Sesame Street Season 50 News and Rumors

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LittleJerry92

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And yet they couldn’t just plan ahead and digitize the clip from their archives and instead just used clips already on a YouTube (including some they didn’t put on their channel). Okay.
 

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Though to be fair, The Street We Live On montage, Old School Volume 1, and 40 years of Sunny Days used the season 2 version of Rubber Duckie.
 

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Which has always bothered me that they try and pretend it’s the season 1 clip.

It’s almost like they’re too lazy to do some digging around.
 

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It's labeled internally, I believe, as a season 1 skit. I've seen some examples of a new version of something superseding the old one's production code in some materials.
 

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Maybe it was done as a last minute segment of season one because, of Rubber Duckie hitting the Billboard.
 

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Steve Whitmire just shared on Instagram that he, Caroll Spinney, Alan Muraoka, Roscoe Orman, Emilio Delgado, Bob McGrath, and Alison Barlett will be having a 50th anniversary tour this year.

I hope they'll be stopping by Knoxville again; it was such a thrill to get to meet them!
 

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Steve Whitmire just shared on Instagram that he, Caroll Spinney, Alan Muraoka, Roscoe Orman, Emilio Delgado, Bob McGrath, and Alison Barlett will be having a 50th anniversary tour this year.

I hope they'll be stopping by Knoxville again; it was such a thrill to get to meet them!
Bet there are going to be concerts involved!
 

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Sesame Workshop uploaded this:


How sweet... :smile:
Okay, so . . . at the risk of sounding like one of those ungrateful Sesame Brats, I found this a tad disappointing. The 1969 and 1970s portion were nice enough, but it felt like they blitz through the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, overlooking a number of key events from these decades, such as Slimey to the Moon, or the Hooper's Store fire. The 2010s potion had a lot put into it though.
 
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