25 years ago, Nickelodeon premiered a brand-new children's television show for the Nick Jr. block that would became popular with children and adults everywhere in the globe: "Blue's Clues".
Since Blue can not talk like the rest of the characters, Blue's Clues follows the hosts Steve and Joe as they play a game of Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue wants or needs by placing pawprints around the house, outdoors, and anything in her neighborhood. Along the way, other characters in the house or in the neighborhood would need our help with identifying, shopping, cooking, letters, numbers, decorating, etc.
The show was bought back to newer generation of kids called: "Blue's Clues & You!" in November 2019 with Josh as the host instead of Steve and Joe (albeit making cameo appearances in the show). The reboot is just like the original series but it's in CGI and there's new story elements instead of remakes of episodes.
Blue's Clues is a show that teenagers and adults will always remember forever and ever since their childhood memories (whether it's the Steve, Joe, Josh or all of the eras). And there's a 25-yr old message that they'll always remember no matter how old or outdated the message is: they will remember that when they use their mind, and take a step at a time, they can do anything that they want to do!
Happy 25th anniversary, Blue's Clues!
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