Blue's Clues Season 5 Theme 10

Blue's Clues is a franchise that started in 1996. The franchise was something that I grew up with, so I'd like to share my history with the franchise.

Watching the original series as a little kid:

Blue's Clues was a show that I watched when I was so young that I didn't understand a lot of what was going on. I mostly just remembered that Steve was a guy with a very distinct shirt that was green stripped. I remember him and Blue interacting with talking objects, including Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper and Slippery Soap. Seeing a show with talking objects was such a strange, unique thing, so that helped...

Blue's Clues fans know that Steven Burns's Steve was the original host of Blue's Clues. While working on the fourth season, Steve decided it was time for him to step down as host and move on to other things in his life. However, that didn't mean that it was time for the series to end. Blue's Clues was still a big hit with families, so it was decided that the series would get a new host.

Nickelodeon decided to do something rather amusing when it came time to announce the new host. Instead of just giving the answer away, Nickelodeon did a commercial that said that you had to see the newest episode...

The original Blue's Clues show is a beloved classic that has gained a successful revival that's called Blue's Clues & You!. However, there was a show that came between the original show and the recent revival. The middle show is Blue's Room.

There's a good chance that you won't be as familiar with Blue's Room as the other two Blue's Clues shows. It only lasted two seasons. Also, the seasons were very short. In total, the show only had seventeen episodes. It appears that Blue's Room wasn't able to connect with people as well as Blue's Clues.

Blue's Room takes the Blue's Clues franchise in...

Blue's Clues is a Nickelodeon franchise that was created by Traci Paige Johnson, Todd Kessler and Angela C. Santomero. The franchise focuses on a female dog named Blue that leaves clues for her human friends to find. Blue is joined by several talking objects, including Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper, Mailbox, Sidetable Drawer, Shovel, Pail, Tickety Tock and Slippery Soap. The franchise helps teach viewers about how to find clues in addition to teaching lots of other meaningful things. The franchise began in 1996. The show left such a big impression on people that the franchise continues to go on to...