When I was little, one of the first things that I was a shabiki of was Blue's Clues. Blue's Clue's was an educational onyesha that aired on Nickelodeon. The onyesha was hosted kwa Steven Burns, better known as Steve. Steve was a young man that loved to solve mysteries. His dog, Blue, would leave three clues in each episode. With the help of the audience, Steve would find Blue's clues.

Blue's Clues was meant for young kids, so it was a onyesha that I quickly grew out of. However, as time went on, my interests in shows changed. I often gave myself self-pressure to watch shows that were considered the types of things that somebody my age would like. However, I learned to stop being so afraid of what other people would think of my interests. In hivi karibuni years, I've watched a lot of things that might sound strange for someone my age to watch. For example, I have been regularly watching Paw Patrol. Paw Patrol is another Nickelodeon onyesha that's meant for little kids. However, several people of various ages, including myself, have become big mashabiki of it.

When I was watching Paw Patrol, I kept seeing commercials for Blue's Clues. At first, I didn't think much about it. However, I started getting nostalgic for Blue's clues. Also, I've become overwhelmed kwa shows and films that are so complicated hard to follow. I felt like watching something a little simpler, so I decided to revisit Blue's Clues.

Is Blue's Clues a good show? It absolutely is. It has become common to view shows for little kids as silly wastes of time. However, I believe that there's a lot of value to these shows. Adult shows, as well as shows for teens and older kids, often have to prove how mature they are kwa being as bleak, cynical and edgy as possible. If anything, shows like Blue's Clues have zaidi moyo and zaidi joy to offer than your average adult show.

A big part of what makes Blue's Clues such a joy to watch is the host. A onyesha like Blue's Clues needed a lead actor that had lots of energy, compassion and heart. Thankfully, Steve turned out to be all of those things and more. There was never a time where Steven Burns came across as someone who was just doing the onyesha for money. He was always filled with so much likability and enthusiasm that it's hard for me to not be happy whenever I rewatch his episodes. With his lovable personality and iconic shirt, Steve was an amazing host.

As for Blue, she was absolutely adorable. I have to admit that I'm often a cat person, but when it comes to shows like Blue's Clues and Paw Patrol, the mbwa and pups have been stealing the spotlight. Blue didn't speak, but she was able to have a lot of personality with her clues. Blue was aliyopewa a lot of cute expressions. It's hard to resist being moved kwa how adorable she was.

While Blue didn't talk, there are several characters that did talk, including a shaker of salt, a pepper shaker, a mailbox and a clock. None of those characters managed to be annoying. They all added their own brand of cuteness to the show.

Blue's Clues was a onyesha that made the kids think. kwa helping Steve solve the clues, the kids watching the onyesha could gain detective skills of their own.

While Blue's Clues works as an educational show, it also works as a piece of entertainment. Steve's lovable enthusiasm, Blue's adorableness, as well as a bunch of beautiful colors and catchy songs make Blue's Clues a delight to watch.