“Sesame Street” is making its debut on Netflix later this year with a new season that introduces “fresh format changes” while bringing back beloved segments like “Elmo’s World” and “Cookie Monster’s Foodie Truck.” This announcement follows Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision not to renew its contract with the iconic children’s show. The upcoming season will feature new adventures, where Cookie Monster opens a Cookie Cart on Sesame Street and Abby Cadabby’s Fairy Garden showcases a variety of “surprising and delightful magical creatures.” Each episode will focus on a single 11-minute story, enhancing the character-driven humor and emotional depth.
In addition to Netflix, “Sesame Street” will remain available on PBS Kids, with the new season being rolled out in three batches. The show’s official announcement on X emphasized the importance of its partnerships with Netflix, PBS, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, highlighting a collaboration that helps “Sesame Street” continue its mission of aiding children’s development in a way that promotes intelligence, strength, and kindness.
With over 50 years of history, “Sesame Street” continues to adapt while remaining a trusted resource for early childhood education. The series has maintained its relevance by evolving with the times while staying true to its foundational goals. The premiere on Netflix, alongside concurrent releases on PBS platforms, aims to reach a wider audience and foster a continued relationship with fans. This unique public-private partnership is designed to ensure the show’s valuable lessons and entertainment can be accessible to children everywhere, reinforcing its legacy in children’s television.
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