Latina character, different sets, shorter episodes and an updated theme song

Episodes will probably be cut by half to half an hour, the set has been “imaginary” as well as the theme song continues to be given a “new positive upgrade,” they said in a statement.

HBO and Sesame Workshop declared in August that they’d hit a five-year venture which will make new seasons of “Sesame Street” accessible first on HBO and its on demand and cellular telephone services.

“Sesame Street” had formerly been broadcast in the United States on publicly funded PBS, which will be free of charge to TV viewers. Beneath the bargain, new episodes of the show will run on PBS beginning in the autumn of 2016. Planned at preschoolers, “Sesame Street” created Muppets like Elmo that are becoming cultural icons all over the world. More than 150 Emmy awards have been won by the show and is air in some 140 countries.

Above Hooper’s Store, Big Bird has a fresh nest, Cookie Monster has went in the brand new season, and Elmo has went to the 123 Sesame Street brownstone house. The show is known for its star cameos as the brand new season as well as its regular characters will see appearances by vocalists Gwen Stefani, Pharrell, Nick Jonas and Sara Bareilles.