Get ready for some sunny days on a new platform. "Sesame Street" is also heading to Netflix in addition to PBS, marking a major move for the legendary children’s show that’s been educating and entertaining kids since 1969.
The show’s 56th season will debut later this year on Netflix, bringing a reimagined format featuring a single, snackable story per episode, "allowing for even more character-driven humor and heart," said in a statement.
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WATCH HEREFan favorites like "Elmo’s World" and "Cookie Monster’s Foodie Truck" are sticking around, and a new animated segment called "Tales from 123" will offer a fresh peek into the lives of the show's residents who live in the iconic (yet fictional) "123 Sesame Street" apartment building in New York City.
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But don’t worry, PBS loyalists: new episodes will still air on PBS and the PBS Kids app the same day they hit Netflix, maintaining wide public access.
Netflix will have the exclusive worldwide premiere rights for the show and will also be able to develop video games based on the franchise.
“Sesame Street” has been , amassing more than 200 Emmys in addition to Grammy and Peabody awards and a Kennedy Center Honor for lifetime artistic achievement.
Its fan-favorite characters like Oscar the Grouch, Big Bird and the Cookie Monster will now reside along the likes of Ms. Rachel, Blippi and the residents of “CoComelon Lane.” Netflix says “Kids and Family” programming makes up 15% of the streamer’s total viewing.
The change for the more than 50-year-old show comes after — which had aired — last year decided not to renew its deal for new episodes that air on HBO and Max, though episodes will remain there until 2027.
