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New Sesame Street streaming channel

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I'm putting this under Classic Sesame Street, because right now they only have seasons 39-46, but as that article states, they have access to the entire library, so it's possible that they may add some older episodes later on. But not making any promises. It seems like all the episodes they're showing now from seasons 39-46 are exactly like their HBO edits. I actually think it would be better if they had separate channels for current Sesame Street and classic Sesame Street. But then ... even seasons 39-45 seemed way better than what the show is now. I'm not quite sure why they went up to season 46, since that was the first half-hour season, and the first season to debut on HBO.
 
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