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I guess Elmo's the host of the show now. Swell.

Finally. My work on this planet is through. Time to return to the etherial plane.

Is there a preferred site to listen with? It seems like the ads are actually playing over certain tracks.

The web stuff is done in the small studio in the Sesame Workshop offices, which I imagine aren't capable of producing that high quality a production. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a budgetary constraint on the actual show itself too. HBO (and Max) might be footing the bill for production...

I don't care for this iteration of EW either. But the kids must be responding to it, otherwise they wouldn't keep makin' dem.

These were shot before the pandemic.

I don't think they look that bad, but I don't get why they shoot Elmo and the co-host on two separate green/bluescreens.

I recall seeing a headline around the time people were reacting to Billy Porter taping a spot for the show that read "Is Sesame Street Safe for Kids Anymore?" or something like that. Episodes like this make me think that author hasn't been watching the show, because it has never been so...

There was something that felt so odd about how this street story was put together (maybe COVID hampered the edit time?) Also not sure what the shadow puppet thing had to do with the "I Wonder...Let's Try" thing. But hey, nice to see Hoots out and about again. And Don Music making a background...

One of the Lowes Theaters shorts in rull good quality.

I am indifferent to pretty much everything I saw. I do hope they're not going to do the whole "I Wonder, What If..." thing every episode.

You can add sugar to water, but that don't make it lemonade.

Their site has this: But there's no press info from either the Sesame or Max side. Even as soon as last week HBO Max's November announcement had it as TBA. If this is true, I'd say maybe Monday we'll see something.

All HBO Max says is "New episodes coming Thursday." I'd rather wait for some official word from either HBO Max or Sesame.

Considering Elmo was in a good majority of the special, I think you did.

I think the pay is also so low because Muppets Now was a non-union shoot.

Maybe for the Jim Henson Hour, but she was really more for Sesame stuff.

The headline is trying to present this as a "white guys reign supreme" thing, but it's mostly about how Disney mistreats the brand and the performers.

It's Blue (Something) Records. They seem to handle any if all albums produced by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.

You're reading into it too much. I don't know the full story, but I know they couldn't reach an agreement in time for the stuff to go on there.