The “lost” episode aired Feb. 10, 1976, during the seventh season of “Sesame Street,” according to the Muppet fan archive Muppet Wiki.

Since the debut of “Sesame Street” in 1969, the beloved children's TV series has racked up more than 4,600 episodes across 52 seasons. Now, a few hundred are gone, RadarOnline.com has learned.

HBO and “Sesame Street” joined forces in 2015, which gave the streaming service priority to air all new episodes first, before it can be seen on the show’s longtime home, PBS.

Though HBO will no longer fund new “Sesame Street” episodes, the network plans to release the show’s 55th season in January 2025 and will reportedly keep its catalog of episodes on Max ...

There’s a dark cloud hanging over Sesame Street‘s famously sunny days. As part of HBO Max’s ongoing, wide-ranging and apparently merciless purging of many library tiles — all as part of ...

Chris Stapleton really wanted to write his own song. It was one of the most surreal two-hour Zooms that I really ever had in my life.” ...

Sunday marks 50 years since Sesame Street first appeared on television with a diverse cast and colorful muppets. That very first episode was sponsored by the letters W, S, and E, and the numbers 2 ...

Currently, HBO Max offers a total of 456 episodes of the classic “Sesame Street” — down from the 456 it used to offer, according to Variety. Most of them are from earlier seasons.

It’s not a sunny day for HBO Max, which has caused social media uproar for removing almost 200 older episodes of the beloved kids show “Sesame Street” from its streaming service.

Sesame Street’s Historical Ties to The Black Community “Sesame Street” first premiered on PBS (Public Broadcast System) in 1969.