Las pistas de Blue y tú

I have grown up watching Blue's Clues, and I still watch it, despite being an adult. When I heard that they were rebooting the series, I approved of it because the original was one of those preschool shows that did not annoy you so much. After watching a few episodes of the reboot, I was impressed to see the notebook being an actual notebook and smartphone combined, Josh is a great host, they sometimes read the emails and letters, and the twists they put into the remakes of the classic Blue's Clues episodes. Basically, this show is just what this generation needs right now. The original series borrowed some key ideas from Mr Rogers's neighborhood. Actually, Fred Rogers appreciated what Blue's Clues was teaching younger viewers during the late 90s. I am proud to say that this reboot of Blue's Clues has maintain the core values of the original series and Fred Rogers' ideals when it comes to educating the new generation today.

I am old enough to have watched the first series with Steve when I was younger. I now have kids of my own, and we love watching Blues Clues and You (5 and 6mo). Only annoying thing is that the songs get stuck in my head!

For the review that said "blue doesn't look realistic" - I want to point out that neither did the original, mainly due to it BEING GOD DAMN BLUE!

For the butthurt crying about modernisation (phones and emails) as well as Drag Queens - get a grip you archaic, narrow minded embarrassments. Kids TV should expose them to the world around them, but if you would prefer them staying closeted and for them to grow up to be as odious and out of touch as you, then just get them to consume Alex Ross or Breitbart from birth.

I practically ate the original 1996 show up like candy as a young child and to see it in this form is beyond believable.

Joshua Dela Cruz does a good job of being the host, and he has almost the exact same enthusiasm and charisma that Steve had. That attribute alone is a perfect example of how good this reboot is. The animation on the characters may take some time to get used to, but trust me, it is totally worth it.

Not only is this show adorable and colorful to look at, but it brings back memories of my love for the original Blue's Clues. Some episodes from were remade for this new series, and does it botch it up? Absolutely not! The show presents the original in a way that'll bring back the old audiences who used to watch the previous cartoon.

Without question, Blue's Clues and You is a reboot that adults, as well as children, can enjoy. I highly recommend this new series.

I grew up with the original Blues Clues and let me say this I love this reboot and so does my 4-year-old. ALSO, that 1-star review is a joke SOMETIMES Josh does emails, not consistently, it's an equal amount of emails vs. a regular letters. Also I think this may be the only show on Nick jr. that is saving the channel, all the other programming is trash. i mean BUTTER-BEANS CAFE, RAINBOW RANGERS, ABBY HATCHER, CORN AND PEG, RICKY ZOOM, AND RUSTY RIVETS. OMG dude. I mean my 4 year old enjoys these shows, i mean he's innocent he doesnt know better LOL. Those shows are trash TO ME< not to my 4 yr old. The only other show i can tolerate on that channel is............ Max and Ruby, probably because i grew up with it, and it's not trash LOL, BUT other than that that line up is trash. i miss Little Bill, Maggie and the Ferocious Beast, Oswald, Little Bear, Franklin, Etc.

Joshy is so cute! I really like Joshy because he smiles and winks a lot. The show would be better if the pedophilia symbol, little boy lover, is banished completely. Steve and Joe did an awesome job choosing their cousin Josh to be the new host of Blue's Clues & You. I really hope Joshy will play the piano in a future episode. With Blue now being furry, fluffy and huggable, we wouldn't even have to worry about her barking with her mouth closed. The new looks on Blue, Magenta and other characters look very real and very cool. I prefer the reboot version of Blue's Clues instead of the original version of Blue's Clues.