Over 100 episodes of one of the most important shows in history are now officially available on YouTube for those who wish to watch them – allowing audiences a useful different way to watch a series that has won 205 Grammy Awards over the course of its time airing. There are many television shows that can be categorized as important, whether that’s because of the way they reflect cultural values of a specific era, because they serve as a way to help make viewers think, or because they’re just really, really good shows.
That said, some shows stand out among others for more than one reason – as is the case with the show in question here, which has for decades now been regarded as a series that has actively contributed to society, and is commonly listed on rankings of the best shows of all time despite being very different to many other installments that would be on such a list. Helpfully, it’s now easier than ever to give much of this iconic award-winning series a watch.
100+ Episodes Of Sesame Street Are Now Officially Uploaded & Free To View On YouTube
As per an announcement on Sesame Street’s social media accounts, over 100 full episodes of the iconic educational children’s show have now been released on the platform by the series’ official YouTube account. This is notable not just because of how many hours of the show can now be viewed on YouTube, but also because this selection includes a range of Sesame Street Classics from some time ago.
With this coming to fruition in the wake of concerns about how people would or could access the show after HBO Max ended its collaboration with it, this YouTube record reflects Sesame Street now being available to a broader audience than ever before in some ways, since the show is available on Netflix and has a wealth of episodes on YouTube itself.
Sesame Street’s Free Online Catalog Can Help Achieve One Of The Show’s Major Goals
While Sesame Street has always sought to entertain its primarily younger viewers since it’s earliest days, one of its main goals has long been to provide an education for said viewers, and to ensure that children from an assortment of different backgrounds could still have a universal opportunity to grow through watching and engaging with the series.
Of course, in the current media landscape, platforms like YouTube are a more powerful medium when it comes to reaching children and achieving these goals, as the next generations have increasingly turned to social media platforms like YouTube for their educational and entertainment needs.