HBO Max has yanked 200 episodes of 'Sesame Street'
, but that's exactly what's going on at the streaming platform right now. The platform has removed around 200 old episodes of the classic preschooler show, asAll episodes from seasons 39-52 are still available, along with a selection from the first, fifth and seventh seasons. There are 456episodes on HBO Max right now, but it offered around 650 episodes not too long ago.
to broadcast new episodes of the show before they aired on PBS. HBO Max will be the place to catch newThe platform yanked the
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