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Are you sure it’s gonna be actual episodes? And more importantly, will it be available to watch on YouTube afterwards? Because I can’t possibly watch the whole thing live.

Okay, so maybe 90s episodes are considered classic now, but I can’t think of episodes from the 2000s as “classic.” Or any era with Elmo’s World for that matter. And it’s like as for more current episodes, why did they choose to only go as far back as season 41? I think they could have just as...

But all the articles I’ve seen said something along the lines of “much of the show’s library” or “a broad selection of episodes.” I think one article even implied that it would be all the episodes, though that’s not likely as I stated earlier. And if you think about it, right now, HBO has a...

I just have to say I have been thinking a LOT about which/how many classic episodes will be on there. As I've said before, I really do hope it's a good amount of the classic episodes, even if not every single one. I know that some episodes have been "lost" so it may be difficult to include...

I was actually going to point out that PBS lists the special as being an hour long, while HBO says it’s only 45 minutes. So I wonder if maybe the PBS airing will have a pledge segment.

I guess maybe I just don’t know what the word “broad” means.

About the classic episodes being released, you have to realize this is exactly what they did back when Sesame Street first premiered on HBO in 2016. Those same episodes are still on there today, and they have not added any “new” classic episodes. I just want you to know that it is very possible...

You're right! I actually didn't realize there was a gap!

Well, I decided to do some research. IMDb does have an article about her, though it doesn’t say much. But she was born on October 31, 1967 and I think is currently living in Las Vegas. I tried to find her on Facebook but I couldn’t. Though it’s possible that she is now married and has a...

Actually, now that it's up, looking at the HBO schedule for 11/17, it doesn't seem to be airing on that day. There's no blanked out space.

I looked on the WGBH schedule. I would assume it’s the same on HBO and all PBS stations.

Why would I be excluded? As long as I subscribe to it.

It's official. The special will be airing on HBO and PBS on Sunday, November 17.

I also wonder how this HBO Max Service will work in general. Like how much will it cost, etc. From what I understand, it’s not something that comes along with your cable/satellite provider, but something you would subscribe to instead of cable or satellite, aka “cutting the cord.” I even wonder...

Do you think this means we’ll have access to every single episode?

Are we sure the date for this is November 10? Because I looked on HBO's website, and it does not list the special as airing on that date. I thought it was going to air on both HBO and PBS.

Yes I do believe the lack of classic material is mostly due to HD. They never show anything from before Season 39 now (when they first went HD), never mind the 1970s. It’s sad, but it’s the truth.

The trailer was just posted on Sesame Street's YouTube channel and it actually says it's NOW available on DVD and digital download. I thought it wasn't going to be available until October 1.

Do you really think this new HBO Max will have more previously-unreleased classic episodes? Because there's something you have to remember. There is classic SS on HBO right now, just as there has been ever since SS premiered on HBO nearly 5 years ago. They just haven't added any "new" classic...

I've actually been wondering about the classic song "Nearly Missed" from the Sesame Street Book & Record. I know that most songs on there were featured in Season 1, but now that we have full guide info for all the Season 1 episodes, it would appear the song was never used in season 1. I wonder...