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That was a nice little street plot; I look forward to the Road Trip segments throughout the season. Stephanie really nailed the dry way Fran did Little Bird. The Dave Grohl song was catchy (maybe too much la-la-ing, but whatevs). Nothing else new except for new Letter/Number intros. Not sure I...

I see no reason not to. Who the heck is going to sit there and watch all 12 hours? People (like me) are no doubt tuning in and out throughout the day.

It's possible.

According to Facebook, it's going to be episodes. So I dunno, maybe there's an old one we've yet to see.

8am.

SW: We have a 6-hour DVD to buy full of classic clips! Also SW: Hey man, here's a 12 hour video of classic stuff for free.

It just came out. I've only watched the first episode, but it's really really good.

Celebrate Sesame's birthday with an episode about Cookie Mosnter's birthday! https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_0484

Mp3 for those who want 'em: https://mega.nz/#F!sdZ3jIIK!o3sCsb0cPAfb_iO5-sKi3Q

Lefty was Ryan. I dunno, I thought Matt's Sherlock wasn't half bad.

So, that was pretty good! I thought things would really be rushed for 49 minutes, but everything moved at a nice pace. It felt maybe uneven, but it also felt like a classic Sesame episode - a small plot with random stuff thrown in the middle. Random thoughts/observations (as spoilers)...

December 6.

I watched the first episode yesterday - gorgeous animation and it's really funny. It's not very Seussian much like these other 21st century adaptations, but I find it a **** of a lot more enjoyable than any of those other ones already. The only thing I don't like is Ilana Glazer as the young...

HBO has the USA rights, so it might be on their channel or HBO Max, maybe a few select theaters as well. I could see PBS acquiring the broadcast a few years from now; they're going to be showing that live Jesus Christ Superstar soon that NBC originally ran.

It's a shame it couldn't be ready for the 50th anniversary, but Rome was not built in a day.

I borrow my friend's account (and he has cable access to the channel), so things turn up on HBO Go the minute they start airing on HBO. It might be different if you're signed up for the service through different means.

HBO says it's 49. So, PBS might just fill up the time with, I dunno, the Barefoot Contessa or something.

The other HBO-Sesame specials have been about that length, so I think it's just par for the course.

Yes to all three.

Why y'all so focused on this one background cameo?