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Sesame Street Classics on YouTube
Full episodes of classic Sesame Street have arrived on YouTube. See the latest releases and join the discussion.
Sesame Street debuts on Netflix
Sesame Street Season 56 has premiered on Netflix and PBS. Let us know your thoughts on the anticipated season.
Back to the Rock Season 2
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Jim Henson Idea Man
Remember the life. Honor the legacy. Inspire your soul. The new Jim Henson documentary "Idea Man" is now streaming exclusively on Disney+.
Bear arrives on Disney+ The beloved series has been off the air for the past 15 years. Now all four seasons are finally available for a whole new generation.
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I used to dislike Abbey when I was a kid. Then I realized that was mainly due to being like Elmo's equal, which prevented a lot of character interactions, and the fact she overshadowed Zoe almost entirely
Similar to Clash's Elmo, she's a riot out of the Street. Goes to show the Muppeteers...
Bear in mind Sesame defied children's psychologists initially by merging Muppet and humans in the same scene, with the results drastically making a better show. It led to character attachment and relations, and seeing some of the humans grow alongside the Muppets was neat
Nowadays humans are...
Kinda surprised people liked "The Rhythm and Roots of Arthur"
My main issue is Buster is already extremely used to Arthur's family. He even met the distant relatives several times, even in Postcards from Buster. And again, if he simply told Arthur how he actually felt, the issues would have been...
Oh that controversy is funny. He's said far more offensive jokes over the years, was the first to make a 9/11 joke, yet the Japan Tsunami joke is what gets him fired from Aflac. Still iffy, but meh
As for Lloyd, kinda. His house burned down in the early 2000s. Doing any work is a life support...
Cyberchase S7 only did 7 episodes, then S8-10 only 5 episodes. Note a season lasts a year, and it only takes a week to make an episode. And then the 2 hiatuses (2010-2013, 2015-2017)
Also the show stopped being about Math after S9, nowadays hyper pushed eco friendly promotion plots. It's like...
Hacker notoriously became soft after S6. Lloyd isn't that into the role much now
And Digit lost his snark after S5. Gottfried's voice also is beyond strained now
I really feel bad for both of them. They haven't had a good role in media since forever
I also feel bad for the other regular VAs in...
Yeah, first 8 really were the prime for Arthur. Then post 11 and Buster's Spinoff it slogged along with character flanderizing, then the Flash trash
I find it parallel to Cyberchase's decline, just taking longer. And legitimately I don't want more episodes from either unless something major...
In older segments with Big Bird (I think pre mid 1990s), I noticed he typically preens himself like an actual bird in spare moments. Found that neat
Also something I noticed become less common: his trademark snoring
Something I'd like to ask Joey is who he voiced in the Cyberchase pilot. Very few know he was involved before it was redubbed/edited in 2002. Unfortunately his Twitter is beyond DEAD
Kind of felt off after Abby and Murray were introduced for me. Though looking back, Elmo taking over wasn't that good either
I'm really sad Steve and Frank weren't in the celebration overall though...
Ugh, I hate that fanbase mentality, especially in Sonic
The term Classic first off is subjective, and relies on ones OWN past experiences with said media. Of course S22 can be considered a classic to many. Soon the mid 30s will be as well
Modern is whatever is current, so if there's...
I'm going to assume the combination of Barkley being operated more like a full body puppet and especially the long fur is the main thing for why he won't come back
Anyone randomly thought of how current added establishments and Muppets after 2005 would have looked if they were made pre mid 90s? It'd be fascinating if we assess different styles over the years
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