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Season 2 of The Good Night Show was filmed in April & May 2006 in a "two-week marathon session"[1] and premiered on July[2] 10th.[3]
Description
This season introduces Star, a new on-air puppet sidekick for host Melanie, who softens her voice and has her hair down. Melanie Martinez was unfairly axed from Sprout shortly after this season's premiere (see: Firing of Melanie Martinez), which led to a three-month hiatus while auditions were held for a new host. During the hiatus, short segments of music and with Sproutlets aired instead of Good Night Show-branded continuity links, until A Very Special Good Night premiered on September 11th.
Episodes
26 episodes[4]
Shows
- Angelina Ballerina
- The Birthday Show
- The Berenstain Bears
- Bob the Builder
- Dragon Tales
- Kipper
- Make Way for Noddy
- Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat
Credits
- Assistant director: Solita M. Hanna
- Director: Lisa O'Brien
Notes
- Goodnight Tales and Shadow Play are dropped in this season.
- The offscreen children's voices are also dropped, though would be retained during the Welcome Song. Melanie instead gives riddles on what show is coming up next.
- Almost every episode of this season is considered lost media, with images being found online and quick clips being shown in a web video on YouTube. Known crafts from this season include a bird feeder, a memory box, a bookmark, pretend binoculars, and a magic leaf drawing.
Sources
- ↑ Klein, Michael, The Philadelphia Inquirer, August 3, 2006, page E02 (August 3, 2006), Retrieved February 20, 2025
- ↑ MCN Staff, PBS Kids Sprout to Say Good Night Again (May 4, 2006), Retrieved August 12, 2024
- ↑ Hill, Miriam, The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 11, 2006, page D07 (July 11, 2006), Retrieved February 20, 2025
- ↑ Graber, Trish, Gloucester County Times, April 29, 2006, page 5 (April 29, 2006), Retrieved February 20, 2025
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