Segments The Good Night Show features a variety of segments. Some of them were removed in 2012. The first segment involves a different form of constellations as Nina and Star look at the sky with their telescope, and will either have nighttime birthday remainders from The Sunny Side Up Show. The next segment features an animated game titled Lucy, Light the Way!, where Lucy, a firefly puppet, (who introduces the shows that come between the block), will light up and viewers need to guess where Lucy is. The next segment involves a different craft based on the day’s theme. The crafts were removed in 2012 , and were replaced by the Sandy Story segment, where Nina would tell a story and draw the pictures in sand. The next segment involves Nina and Star to spin a moonbeam wheel, and translate a word in Spanish. The quarter-final segment deals with cleaning up, where Nina and Star put up a musical number to sing. The penultimate segment deals with brushing teeth and washing your face, and Star would go to sleep. Before this segment, an assigned advertisement for Aquafresh would be shown, that would involve animated toothpaste nurdles that teach you how to brush your teeth through song and dance. This commercial would play up to 6:00 am. The final segment involves Nina to encourage viewers to give their wishes to Hush, their pet goldfish, with a poem. After that, either Sprout friends sleeping to the iconic Pajanimals song “La-La-Lullaby”, or the repeated Aquafresh commercial would be seen. The Pajanimals song was removed in Somewhere in 2016, and the Aquafresh advertisement was removed in November 2013. In the new Nina version (2014-2017) before the Hush the fish segment, Star is reluctant about going to bed so he can get plenty of rest so he's ready for tomorrow. He says, "I'm not ready to go to sleep yet". But Nina tells him that it's time for bed and "dream about the wonderful adventures that one can have tomorrow". In the end, Star (obedient about "getting some rest") is able to say goodnight, and he goes to sleep. Then the "Hush the fish" segment plays (after Nina tucks Star into bed). Then, Nina sings the Good Night song and she falls asleep. An annual event happened from 6pm on Christmas Eve to 6am on Christmas morning titled the ‘’ Snooze-A-Thon ’’, which ran from 2009 to 2014 , with Nina as the host. It starts off with Nina greeting the viewers and telling everyone that Star is fast asleep and explains to the viewers, how, on major holidays and nights, is hard to fall asleep during those times, and goes to sleep. Then, Lucy the firefly appears and winks, before showing off many characters from various shows and program blocks falling asleep. Some of them that do not contain being seen sleeping on their actual shows are seen. In the 2014 event which was uploaded to YouTube in July 2015, the main characters from the 2015 shows ‘’Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave’’, as well as the reboot of BBC’s ‘’Clangers’’ are present, although they were not in the actual event. The event was to teach children about the importance of sleeping waiting for Santa to arrive with their presents on Christmas Day. It was formerly known as the Good Night of Sweet Dreams.
Segments The Good Night Show features a variety of segments. Some of them were removed in 2012. The first segment involves a different form of constellations as Nina and Star look at the sky with their telescope, and will either have nighttime birthday remainders from The Sunny Side Up Show. The next segment features an animated game titled Lucy, Light the Way!, where Lucy, a firefly puppet, (who introduces the shows that come between the block), will light up and viewers need to guess where Lucy is. The next segment involves a different craft based on the day’s theme. The crafts were removed in 2011 , and were replaced by the Sandy Story segment, where Nina would tell a story and draw the pictures in sand. The next segment involves Nina and Star to spin a moonbeam wheel, and translate a word in Spanish. The quarter-final segment deals with cleaning up, where Nina and Star put up a musical number to sing. The penultimate segment deals with brushing teeth and washing your face, and Star would go to sleep. Before this segment, an assigned advertisement for Aquafresh would be shown, that would involve animated toothpaste nurdles that teach you how to brush your teeth through song and dance. This commercial would play up to 6:00 am. The final segment involves Nina to encourage viewers to give their wishes to Hush, their pet goldfish, with a poem. After that, either Sprout friends sleeping to the iconic Pajanimals song “La-La-Lullaby”, or the repeated Aquafresh commercial would be seen. The Pajanimals song was removed in Somewhere in 2016, and the Aquafresh advertisement was removed in November 2013. In the new Nina version (2014-2017) before the Hush the fish segment, Star is reluctant about going to bed so he can get plenty of rest so he's ready for tomorrow. He says, "I'm not ready to go to sleep yet". But Nina tells him that it's time for bed and "dream about the wonderful adventures that one can have tomorrow". In the end, Star (obedient about "getting some rest") is able to say goodnight, and he goes to sleep. Then the "Hush the fish" segment plays (after Nina tucks Star into bed). Then, Nina sings the Good Night song and she falls asleep. An annual event happened from 6pm on Christmas Eve to 6am on Christmas morning titled the ‘’ Snooze-a-Thon ’’, which ran from 2007 to 2015 , with Nina as the host. It starts off with Nina greeting the viewers and telling everyone that Star is fast asleep and explains to the viewers, how, on major holidays and nights, is hard to fall asleep during those times, and goes to sleep. Then, Lucy the firefly appears and winks, before showing off many characters from various shows and program blocks falling asleep. Some of them that do not contain being seen sleeping on their actual shows are seen. In the 2014 event which was uploaded to YouTube in July 2015, the main characters from the 2015 shows ‘’Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave’’, as well as the reboot of BBC’s ‘’Clangers’’ are present, although they were not in the actual event. The event was to teach children about the importance of sleeping waiting for Santa to arrive with their presents on Christmas Day. It was formerly known as the Good Night of Sweet Dreams.
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