This was a bad idea.
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As part of my ongoing over-thinking of Sesame Street and its legacy, I wonder where the hell all the parents are, and come up with some theories.
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The world can be an ugly, brutal place, so here are some vintage pictures of Grover with a kitten to help you get through the day.
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I saw Sesame Street Live with my four year old and all I got out of it was this lousy blog post.
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Roosevelt Franklin, the first black Muppet on Sesame Street was confident, smart, charismatic and brash. Unfortunately, he was also staggeringly stereotypical in a way that’s beyond problematic.
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Revisiting the little-loved Muppet sibling that lasted a mere three episodes when paired with Muppet Babies as the Muppets, Babies and Monsters block.
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Celebrating the surprising commonalities between two classics of 1980s pop culture.
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Like the first two decades of Sesame Street, the 1980s Muppet Babies has never been available on DVD, but this time it’s easy to figure out why.
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Sesame Street is one of the greatest cultural achievements of the 20th century. So why is so little of its auspicious history available online in complete form?
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So it turns out my favorite artist, Jack Davis, did a lot of illustrations for Sesame Street back in the 1970s that are unsurprisingly awesome.
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