The Morning Watch: 50 Years Of ‘Sesame Street’ Memories, Stuntmen React To ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ & More
The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.
In this edition, watch as the beloved characters from the Children’s Television Workshop look back on 50 years of memories onSesame Streetbefore the show’s big anniversary celebration. Plus, watch as real stuntmen react to action sequences fromKingsman: The Golden Circle, Solo: A Star Wars Story, and others, and check outBenedict Cumberbatchgoing undercover on the internet to address questions and comments about himself.
The 50th anniversary celebration ofSesame Streetis coming up, and in honor of the show’s milestone, the beloved Muppets from the long-running children’s television show were asked to talk about their favorite memories. Bert & Ernie, Big Bird, Grover, Cookie Monster, Elmo, and many more are all here to reflect on 50 years of teaching children and giving them joy.
Next up, this edition of stuntmen react fromCorridor Crewdoesn’t actually features any professional stunt people. Instead, action designer Chris Cowan talks about crafting action sequences and creating stunts for movies likeSolo: A Star Wars Story, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, and more. They also talk about the awful action ofThe Bourne Supremacy.
Finally, in honor ofThe Current Warfinally hitting theaters, Benedict Cumberbatch went undercover online (viaGQ) to responds to real comments and questions on Twitter, Quora, Wikipedia and more. Find out why British actors take so many American character roles, listen to a true story about one of his IMDb trivia bits, and more.
