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We've had that for over twenty years now. The season 50 number/letter segments might return.

We'll also have Quinta Brunson as a guest this season.

Nothing. I want YOU to know.

Why did they have to package the 2001 hurricane story arc into one single episode (episode #4327) and then re-run Elmo's Christmas Countdown as episode #4427?

I also have to say that this is about the time we get the season 54 trailer. Now's the time to make your FINAL predictions on what's to come.

Maybe they wanted to do that routine for the more modern episodes. But it's still miserable why season 53 had two repeat episodes from the time before the HBO deal had come into play: #5306 (originally shown in season 45), and #5326 (originally from season 43). And on top of all that, they were...

Also, seasons 41 and 42 of Sesame Street were NOT twenty-six episodes long. Episode #4239 marked the first time an episode of Sesame was a repeat since #3960 in 2001. The repeats would start up again with #4283 in season 42 up until the final episode of the season, #4300. As a result...

Me neither, but really, what MADE Murray the so-called host of seasons 40 to 45 of Sesame?

They only call it that because they love him. They adore him.

They just like him so.

Okay, this thread is not "argue-mania", it's to state the problems about modern-day Sesame Street.

And to make matters worse, Sesame Street's YouTube profile picture is HIM.

We need to get more people to vote in the poll. We've only had five voters since it opened.

And on the other hand, Elmo is a red Muppet with a falsetto voice who's clearly responsible for thinking that the world of Sesame Street revolves around HIM.

Okay, now back to what we were saying... I have to mention that season 40 was the earliest season to have 4:3 content cropped into the 16:9 aspect ratio. As said before, un-cropped footage would still be seen on Sesame until season 44.

Affirmative. 👋

Now what?

Already talked about that.

What to do now?...🥶