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Every single show is going to Comic-Con. Every. Single. Show.
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Other 2019 Peabody winners include The Good Place, Steven Universe, and Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj.
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No launch date, no price plans, no trailers, and a tired app name.
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"You want to think they're gay? OK. You want to think they're not gay? They're not gay."
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In “T is for Theater,” which premiered Saturday on HBO, the artist and Cookie Monster compete for a role in a play about a monster who loves cookies.
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It's the new Yanny/Laurel, but this time with Muppets and cursing.
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Lily's storyline is meant to comfort children experiencing homelessness and "give them hope for the future."
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"Playing Big Bird is one of the most joyous things of my life," says Spinney.
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Is it still okay to claim Bert and Ernie as gay icons? The debate rages on!
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Mark Saltzman explains that Bert and Ernie's relationship was loosely based on his own relationship with Arnold "Arnie" Glassman.
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This story is brought to you by the letter L... for lawsuit.
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Get ready for the Cookiegorgon!
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Families, friends, and foes all play important roles in this weekend's streaming selections.
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Television has largely excluded autistic people from their own stories for years - and it's about time we put an end to that.
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"The girls at school. The girls at school. Munch, munch, munch until your tummy's full."
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HBO dropped three videos today featuring characters from their hit programs – including the cast of Game of Thrones.
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From a whole season of 'It's Always Sunny' to new episodes of 'Bones,' there's a lot to watch this weekend.
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From new series to spooky binges, your favorite streaming services make a compelling argument for why you should stay in this Halloween weekend.
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Bob McGrath was a part of the children's program since it began in 1969.
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Elmo, Oscar the Grouch, and John Oliver teamed up to convince people to actually care about how lead is actively poisoning children. Good luck!