Apple TV+ marks Jim Henson's 85th birthday with 3 special 'Fraggle Rock' episodes
What you need to know
- Today would have been the 85th birthday of Fraggle Rock creator Jim Henson.
- Apple TV+ is celebrating by streaming three fan-favorite episodes of the kids show.
Today would have been the 85th birthday of Jim Henson, the creator of a show I adored growing up — Fraggle Rock. To celebrate, Apple TV+ is streaming three special episodes.
All three episodes are now available to watch via Apple TV+'s Fraggle Rock: Rock On! section.
The three special episodes include:
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