The Good Night Show

I watched this sometimes when I was little, after baths and before bed, on my parents' bed. I also watched it at a friend's house in early/mid 2015. It was fun to watch as a little kid,, and still is today. In fact, I think it might appeal to you more as you get older.

Nina and Star talk about parents, penguins, dress up, anything a little kid likes. Throughout their adventures, they make crafts, play games, and tell stories, and have a whole lot of fun along the way while Star winds down for bed himself. This show teaches me things sometimes - for example, in the episode about dinosaurs, Nina explains that the word "dinosaur" is a combination of the Greek words for "lizard" and "terrible" and the biggest one was the size of three buses. In the episode about Feelings, she explains that "hangry" means hungry and angry at the same time. And in the one about Penguins, she teaches Star a lot of things about the arctic birds, and if I told you about them, we'd be here all day.

Bottom line - This show is needed now more than ever, especially since kids throw fits when they can't get their way - thus, they need a wholesome, calming children's show, and if you don't like "Bluey," this is the way.

Melanie's character and mannerisms made transitions between shows gentle and friendly, and even when we are on the road my two toddlers feel right at home if Melanie and the Good Night Show are available on the TV. The introduction of Star was a rude interruption. No matter what the eventual final decision on Melanie (my kids and I hope she's brought back; I saw the video she was booted for - for heaven's sake it doesn't even look like her any more, and Jim Carey's said far worse and he's played on Sesame Street big time), please don't bring back Star, or at least *fix* the horrid thing.... the voice and physical puppet are both awful.

Ah, yes, "The Good Night Show" I remembered this.

Anyhoo, "The Good Night Show" is definitely one of the more better children's shows in terms of its educational value, sense of fun and memorable theme songs. Unlike many other educational children's television shows, "The Good Night Show" is bearable for older people (That is, parents and older siblings) to watch with youngsters. Granted that "Good Night Show" could be just another hyperactive, over-the-top and God awful children's show (That is, "Playschool"), "the Good Night Show" is clean, shiny, safe, suburban fun and it isn't migraine inducing.

So, to conclude, "The Good Night Show" is a great, clean and fun show that I'd highly recommend for parents to let their youngsters watch.

This show is way better than Dora, Barney, and Caillou combined. Star is a cute character. I remember the changes made to the show and I watched a new episode one night when both my parents went to education night at my school. I saw 64 Zoo Lane for the first time.

I don't remember Melanie and/or Leo because I wasn't born yet. I read about Melanie being fired however. I remember watching Sprout in 2017 and this show wasn't there.

Again, the shows are calming.

We have old episodes on DVR, plus bought the discs and watched it on Sprout. I don't have a kid but my dog loves this show. Maybe it calms her down or whatever, but it's as effective as puppy pot to her. She'll doze easily to the sounds, and tends to grr when it's turned off.

I tend not to watch it myself or turn my head away when it's on because this show will put me right to sleep. Which I guess is the point! It's hypnotically wonderful; dulcet and soothing. If you have kids, I'm sure this would be an immediate success. If you're an adult and have insomnia, this is better than an Ambien and a hot bath.