News about Steve Burns

On Nickelodeon, Blue's Clues host Steve Burns has responded to the explosive documentary On Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV; a docuseries exposing the hidden underbelly of children's television on Nickelodeon. Burns, 50, said he's coming to the charges'' "much like everybody else, with fear and terror."

Following the Quiet On Fire: The Dark Side of Kids docuseries, where Drake Bell spoke about his sexual abuse in childhood, Blue's Clues actor Steve Burns has been lauded by fans for 'checking in' with them. Bell, a 37-year-old Drake & Josh actor, has revealed himself as the minor who spoke to dialogue coach Brian Peck molested on the Investigation Discovery film.

Earlier this month, Steve Burns received a welcome surprise at Steel City Con in Pennsylvania. The 49-year-old founder of Blue's Clues was reunited with a former Make-A-Wish Patient who he encountered in the early 2000s. Brandon Ragland, the former patient, posted two pictures on social media, one from the initial meeting and another from a few weeks ago.

Thousands of adults who grew up in the 90s watching the famous kids show 'Blue's Clues' are only now learning that the animated dog, Blue, (pictured) is a girl. When looking for a trail of paw print clues she's missing, Steve Burns is joined by Blue. During each episode, Steve struggles to figure out what Blue has planned for the day by using the clues. Although the show first premiered in the United States in 1996, many who had hoped it was a boy were shocked to learn they had been wrong for the past 26 years.

Donovan Patton, a co-star of Blue's Clues, stepped up and took care of him while he was sick with COVID. The 49-year-old actor told PEOPLE that he and Patton, who took over as the host of the children's show when Burns left in 2002,'have been friends for a long time now.' I know his family's name,' Burns said. When I had COVID, he took care of me. For me, he was dragging Gatorade down his hallway into his guest room.'

Steve Burns, who is back to Blues Clues with the latest With his highly awaited return to Blues Clues with the latest Paraphrasedoutput, Steve Burns is sharing more of his thoughts about the original series's depressed. Burns, 49, was raised from anonymity to host the adored Nickelodeon series, which premiered in 1996, before he left after 100 episodes in 2001. In a recent interview with Variety, the actor discussed how depressed he was when filming the show.

Steve Burns returns in the trailer for the forthcoming In the trailer for Blue's Big City Adventure, just over 20 years since his sudden departure from the wildly popular kids show Blue's Clues. Burns has been with Blue's Clues since its inception in 1995, but he abruptly left in 2001, saying, 'I refused to lose my hair on a kid's TV show, and it was happening quickly,' he said in a later interview.' In Blue's Big City Adventure, Steve White and his new owner Josh (Josh Dela Cruz) travel to New York City, where they meet Burns' character Steve.