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Now what?

Already talked about that.

What to do now?...🥶

I'm literally out of ideas for now. I'm letting you guys use the mic until I'm ready.

Does anyone have another reason on why modern Sesame Street is bad?

Switching topic now... Why did they want to make Murray Monster the "host" of the seasons 40–45 format? Maybe they should've made a new Muppet.

Another problem was that between seasons 43 and 45, some of the street stories had ideas that weren't good enough. Take episode #4515 for example. You can't let a plant into preschool! Another example can be episode #4424, where the you-know-who that was Zoe's rock friend historically got...

What does "PC" stand for, again?

Hey, Henson is going to turn 87 and Whitmire is turning 64 next week. Also, it will also be 25 years since Jeff Moss passed away that week as well.

Sigh...what to do now?

Well, what are they going to do in season 54? I know Quinta Brunson (the creator of Abbott Elementary for ABC) is going to guest star, and that stupid military girl is going to come back.

I just learned that a device punishment can cause depression and social isolation. My two siblings do this to me because of how I act. Please help me on how to go through this.

Another problem of the modern era: the Zoe puppet from Abby in Wonderland that was infamously used in season 40. It looks bad all these years later.

But September 2007 would be the 35-year mark. Barker stopped hosting in June, so that was 34 years.

What would it be called then? The show will not be the same if it's not called Sesame Street anymore.

I also learned that Sesame originally ceased airing segments that were originally shown in un-cropped, 4:3 apsect ratio in episode #4415. The one shown there was a CG Twiddlebugs segment that originally aired on the season 38 finale, #4160, which was miraculously the last episode to be fully...

And, as another quick reminder, starting in season 27, when the sponsors were to be said, they played the opening music from the first season. Why did they want to do that?

I call season 30 the start of the modern era because of the following: • Around the Corner was dismantled, and the characters of Celina, Carlo, Mr. Handford and Lexine had all left the show after the season 29 finale. However, Ruthie and Tarah would continue to appear until season 32. In my...

Mine is Red as well. 👍

Looking back on the first 29 seasons of Sesame Street (which I dub "the classic era"), everything on the show seemed fine, fair and square, with memorable moments such as Big Bird learning about Mr. Hooper's death, Snuffleupagus being truly revealed to the street's residents and the...