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SHOCKER: Daytime Staple Sesame Street Without a Home as Max Declines to License New Episodes

The article discusses the surprising news that "Sesame Street," a long-standing children's television show, will not have a streaming home on Max (formerly HBO Max) as the platform has declined to license new episodes. This decision comes as part of broader changes in the streaming landscape where platforms are reevaluating their content offerings. "Sesame Street," which has been a staple in children's programming since 1969, has been available on HBO and later Max due to a deal with Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind the show. The absence from Max raises questions about where the show will find its next streaming platform, especially considering its educational value and cultural significance. The article speculates on potential new homes for the series, like other streaming services or possibly returning to traditional broadcast television, while also noting the impact this could have on the show's accessibility to its young audience.

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