Beignet Blanc Solves the Case in Sesame Street Knives Out Whodunnit

A new television special has been announced, merging the educational world of children’s programming with the conventions of a adult murder mystery genre. The project brings together characters from the long-running show “Sesame Street” and the style of Rian Johnson’s “Knives Out” film series.

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Warner Bros. Television and Sesame Workshop have announced production on a special titled “Furry Out.” The show is described as a “Sesame Street” and “Knives Out” crossover.

The special will be a parody of murder mystery films. The story will follow Beignet Blanc, a character based on Benoit Blanc from the “Knives Out” films, as he visits Sesame Street.

Beignet Blanc must solve a mystery involving the theft of a prized recipe from celebrated baker Gonger. The character of Beignet Blanc will be performed by actor and comedian Bobby Moynihan.

Summary

A television special called “Furry Out” is in production. It is a crossover that parodies mystery films by blending the “Knives Out” style with the “Sesame Street” setting.

The plot centers on the theft of a valuable recipe belonging to the Muppet character Gonger. The detective Beignet Blanc, a parody of Benoit Blanc, is called to Sesame Street to investigate the crime.

The special is a collaboration between Warner Bros. Television and Sesame Workshop. Actor Bobby Moynihan will perform the role of the detective Beignet Blanc.

FAQs

**What is ‘Furry Out’?**
“Furry Out” is an upcoming television special. It is a parody crossover between “Sesame Street” and the “Knives Out” film series.

Who is the detective in the special?
The detective is named Beignet Blanc, a character based on Benoit Blanc from “Knives Out.” He will be performed by comedian and actor Bobby Moynihan.

What is the mystery about?
The mystery involves the theft of a prized recipe. The recipe belongs to the “Sesame Street” Muppet character Gonger, who is a baker.