Sesame Street returns to Netflix

After years of widespread popularity, the popular children's show "Sesame Street" has been announced as moving to Netflix.

Sesame Street is back on Netflix Elmo, Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, and all their friends will be joining Netflix later this year, with the all-new, reimagined 56th season of Sesame Street, plus 90 hours of previous episodes available to audiences around the world,” according to a press release.

Changes and a new vision The platform also announced that the new season will feature new changes to the format and the return of fan-favorite segments such as Elmo's World and Cookie Monster's Food Truck. Additionally, episodes will now focus on a single 11-minute story, allowing for more humor and character-centric emotion.

“This deal combines Sesame Workshop’s research-led approach with Netflix’s global reach, ensuring that children across the United States will continue to have free access to their beloved Sesame Street on public television,” said Sherry Rollins Westin, president and CEO of Sesame Workshop, the show’s organizer.

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Great success and new hope Netflix described the deal as a major success, and the company announced it on its X account with a video of Cookie Monster devouring its logo, accompanied by the phrase "N IS FOR NETFLIX!"

This comes after CNN parent company Warner Bros. Discovery decided not to renew the contract to broadcast the series on Max.

The new deal provides a much-needed lifeline for the beloved children's show after months of turmoil following HBO and Max's decision not to renew the Sesame Street contract. Sesame Workshop has been struggling financially, laying off a number of employees in March as production on the show's 56th season approached.