Sesame Street
Why the Wicked Witch’s ‘Sesame Street’ Episode Got Banned
Her meeting with Big Bird and the gang frightened viewers so badly, it was never aired again.
The Shocking Backstory of Your Favorite Muppet Song
Did you know this favorite earworm was originally a tune from an adult movie?
‘Little House on the Prairie’: Alison Arngrim Makes Bold Michael Landon Comparison
The actress behind Nellie Oleson likened the actor, who played Charles “Pa” Ingalls, to another TV legend.
The Surprising Thing ‘Sesame Street’s Creators Hated About the Show
They thought this was the “least bad” out of a bad set of options.
Margaret Hamilton Wasn’t Always Wicked: The ‘Wizard of Oz’ Star’s Most Surprising TV Appearances
Known for terrifying Oz, she surprised fans by showing her gentle side on classic TV.
‘Sesame Street’ Coming to Netflix — With Some Major Changes
In December 2024, the HBO streamer Max, which had partnered with Sesame Workshop starting in 2015, decided not to continue its deal.
12 Toys That ’90s Kids Had to Have For Christmas
Take a walk down Memory Lane with pogs and Gameboy Color.
7 Things You Never Knew About ‘Wizard of Oz’ Star Margaret Hamilton
She had a very different job before playing the Wicked Witch of the West.
20 Fun Facts About ‘Sesame Street’ for 55th Anniversary
Celebrate the beloved children’s show with these fun facts.
How Did We Get to ‘Sesame Street?’
The show began in 1969 and is celebrating its 55th anniversary, but how did it start?
Exclusive Interview with ‘Fraggle Rock’ Creative Supervisor & Puppeteer John Tartaglia
John was nice enough to answer all of our questions including which ‘Fraggle Rock’ character he relates to the most!
Big Bird Was Small & Elmo is a Therapist? Sesame Street Is Having a Rough Week
It opened up a very real discussion about mental health on social media.
Anyone Sing That ‘Hard-Workin’ Dog’ Song From ‘Sesame Street’ to Their Pups?
The ‘Cow Dog Song’ accompanied a short film about a hard-workin’ herding dog that aired on Sesame Street in the ’70s and had a catchy refrain that surely remains in many Gen Xers’ brains.