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Top image: first host Melanie with Hush. Bottom image: second host Leo with Lucy.

Status: Partially Found

The Good Night Show is a children's television block, with segments that aired in a blockisode format between other shows on Sprout (now known as Universal Kids). While Michele Lepe became very popular with audiences, there were two other, more obscure hosts that came before her: Melanie Martinez (the actor) & Noel Macneal, who played their respective roles between 2005-2006.

History

In September 2005, between a joint venture with Comcast, NBCUniversal, PBS, and HiT Entertainment/Sesame Workshop, PBS Kids Sprout first launched on Comcast (later on other cable & satellite providers) & The Good Night Show premiered on the same day.

Hosts/Cast

Melanie Martinez as Melanie the Babysitter

For Season 1 and Season 2, the show was hosted by Melanie and Hush (her pet goldfish). Sprout called Melanie a babysitter, and she talked to the viewers like one.^[1] Melanie liked to talk with Hush and draw pictures of him. She and Hush did various activities every night like singing songs, telling stories, performing yoga stretches, making crafts, playing games, and introducing shows. Season 2A expanded upon the show's format by teaching words in Spanish & Sign Language, having real Sproutlets alongside Melanie during yoga pose segments, and introducing a new Co-Host called Star, who played along with the main host Melanie on their nighttime adventures.^[2]

Controversy

While Season 2 was airing, Melanie Martinez notified Sprout that she had appeared in two parody commercials from the Technical Virgin website six years earlier. This was because two unauthorized uploads of the commercials had resurfaced online. Even though the information was disclosed in her resume when applying for the job several years prior, Melanie was fired by Sprout since the commercials contained "inappropriate dialogue".^[3]^[4] PBS's own ombudsman, Michael Getler, supported Melanie and criticized her firing. Melanie herself was quoted as saying, "I'm sad that I don't have a job and also sad I don't have that job."^[4]

Noel MacNeal as Leo

From Sept-Dec 2006, Noel MacNeal (more famously known as Bear in Bear in the Big Blue House) became an interim host on The Good Night Show for Season 2B,^[5] alongside Star, introduced (& widely speculated that he created) a new puppet character called Lucy the Firefly who from that point on would introduce shows and hang out with Leo in the Goodnight Garden. During his time on the show, the "Moonbeam Wheel" and "Yoga & Craft" segments were suspended, Shadow Play was permanently removed, Goodnight Tales was modified to a different storytime segment, and a brand new segment where the host asks a question and Sproutlets provide answers was also introduced.

Co-Hosts/Supporting Characters

Star, a child-like star-shaped pillow who is portrayed by Stacia Newcomb, serves as the main co-host. He was first introduced with Melanie in Season 2A and stuck around for the rest of the series run. He has conversations, provides commentary, asks questions, plays along with the host during various activities through each adventure & encourages viewers to perform various bedtime routines.

Lucy the Firefly, a puppet character that was first introduced with Noel MacNeal in Season 2B, is used to introduce shows & also hangs out in the goodnight garden when Noel MacNeal was the host.

Hush the Fish is Melanie's pet goldfish. He was played by a real-life fish. In Melanie's episodes, he was a main character and blew bubbles to announce the shows that came between the block. In Leo's episodes, Hush seemed to be absent. He returned in Nina's episodes, but his role was heavily reduced, and he only appeared at the end of each show.

Host Episodes

#	Host Name	Co-Host(s)	Season(s)	Original Air Date	Status
1	Melanie	Hush (Season 1) Hush & Star (Season 2)	Season 1, Season 2A	Sept 26th, 2005-Mid July 2006	Partially Found
2	Leo	Star and Lucy	Season 2B	Sept 10th-Dec 17th, 2006	Partially Found

List of Known Episodes

Season 1

Episode	Status
Bath & Bubble Time	Partially Lost
Pets	Lost
Dreams	Lost
Sunrise and Sunset	Lost
The Dark	Lost
Moon and Stars	Lost
Imaginary Friends	Lost
Fairies	Lost
Night Noises	Lost
Nocturnal Animals	Lost
Babysitters	Lost
Camping	Lost
Growing	Lost
People Who Work At Night	Partially Found
Bedtime Routines	Lost
Time & Clocks	Lost
Shadows & Friendly Monsters	Lost
Stories	Lost

^[6]

Availability

Prior to April 2016, it was assumed that Melanie Martinez's version of The Good Night Show was completely wiped away, but since then clips & a partially lost episode "Bath & Bubble Time" have resurfaced online. The same was assumed for Noel Macneal's version of the show as well until September 5th, 2020, when Noel himself uploaded two clips of the show on his Instagram Page. ^[7] & on January 26th, 2022 a partially lost episode of his version has also resurfaced. Since these variations of the show aired during a time when Sprout was less popular than it was in later years, they have become pretty obscure, and information on exactly how many episodes were produced & aired for both hosts is unclear.

Speculation

There are believed to be around twenty episodes in Season One with Melanie Martines, but only 18 episode titles are confirmed. Another episode has had a few clips resurface, but the episode's title is currently unknown. As for Season 2A with Melanie & Star, only a few screenshots & several seconds of footage has resurfaced. It's unknown how many episodes were produced, let alone aired, due to its short run on TV.

While it is known that Noel Macneal co-produced episodes of the show and wrote several songs,^[8] for his version of the show, it is unknown how many episodes were produced and aired because they were never documented on the Sprout website.

Gallery

Hosts/Cast

Melanie's drawn design as shown on a Sprout card.
Second very rare photoshoot of Melanie & Star.
Very rare photoshoot of the second host Leo, Lucy, and Star.
Hush the fish.
Lucy the firefly.

Miscellaneous

Extremely Rare Split Screen Credits with Star (September-December 2006)

Clips

Opening of Noel Macneal's Version of GNS.

Goodnight Song "Noel Macneal aka Leo's Version."

Partially Found Episode of Noel Macneal on GNS.

Goodnight song "Melanie version."

The Good Night Show original season 2 reel with Star (0:30-1:05).

https://archive.org/details/GNSMelaine/GNS+Melanie+Teddy+Bears.mp4 The Good Night Show, Melanie Teddy Bear Craft. (Credit to: Ryan's Re-Run Collection "Youtube")

External Links

References

↑ Network tries to make TV a parent's bedtime friend. Retrieved 12 Sep '22
↑ Multichannel article about GNS season 2. Retrieved 18 Feb '20
↑ Multichannel article about Melaine being fired. Retrieved 18 Feb '20
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 NYTimes Article from August 5th, 2006 explaining the Melanie Martinez Controversy in greater detail. Retrived 21 Apr '22
↑ Archived SproutOnline page from Oct 23rd, 2006 with information about Noel MacNeal as host on The Good Night Show. Retrieved 21 Apr '22
↑ Archived page of the Sprout Online website dating back to July 3rd, 2006 which lists the majority of Melaine Martinez's episodes (among other info). Retrieved 18 Feb '20
↑ Noel Macneal's Instagram post with a clip of his version of The Good Night Show. Retrieved 5 Sep '20
↑ Noel Macneal's Resume. Retrieved 6 Sep '20

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-'''''The Good Night Show''''' is a TV series that plays between other shows on Sprout (now known as Universal Kids). While Nina & Star's episodes were very popular with audiences, there were two other hosts that came before her, Melanie Martinez (unrelated to the singer) & Noel Macneal played there respected roles between 2005-2006, and a series of unfortunate events in the early years had put the series on a very uncertain future.
+'''''The Good Night Show''''' is a children's television block, with segments that aired in a blockisode format between other shows on Sprout (now known as Universal Kids). While Michele Lepe became very popular with audiences, there were two other, more obscure hosts that came before her: '''Melanie Martinez''' (the actor) & '''Noel Macneal''', who played their respective roles between 2005-2006.
 ==History==
-In September 2005, in a joint venture between Comcast, NBCUniversal, PBS, and HIT Entertainment/Sesame Workshop, PBS Kids Sprout was launched on Comcast and later other cable/satellite providers. The original host was Melanie until mid-July 2006 when the network found some raunchy videos online and fired her, and for a short period of time, the second host was Leo, aka Noel MacNeal, who was the Intern Host from September-December 2006 and because he is a puppeteer, it is believed that he came up with the idea for Lucy the Firefly.
+In September 2005, between a joint venture with Comcast, NBCUniversal, PBS, and HiT Entertainment/Sesame Workshop, PBS Kids Sprout first launched on Comcast (later on other cable & satellite providers) & The Good Night Show premiered on the same day.
 ==Hosts/Cast==
-*Star, a star-shaped puppet, portrayed by Stacia Newcomb, was the show's co-host. Star served as the child character of the show, asking questions about the evening's theme, commenting to the main host about the segment (such as the Good Night Game), or encouraging viewers to follow him as he performed nighttime routines such as brushing his teeth or reading a bedtime story. Star debuted shortly before the departure of the program's original host, "Melanie." and stuck around throughout the rest of the series.
-*Lucy the Firefly is a firefly puppet who was introduced with Noel Macneal; she was featured in games in animated form, such as "Lucy Light the Way"; in this game, viewers were shown parts of a picture (as though they were illuminated by a firefly's light) and then guessed what the picture represented, and used to introduce shows starting with Noel Macneal
+===Melanie Martinez as Melanie the Babysitter===
+For Season 1 and Season 2, the show was hosted by Melanie and Hush (her pet goldfish). Sprout called Melanie a babysitter, and she talked to the viewers like one.<ref>[https://www.augustachronicle.com/story/entertainment/local/2006/05/22/tel-80647-shtml/14765623007/ Network tries to make TV a parent's bedtime friend.] Retrieved 12 Sep '22</ref> Melanie liked to talk with Hush and draw pictures of him. She and Hush did various activities every night like singing songs, telling stories, performing yoga stretches, making crafts, playing games, and introducing shows. Season 2A expanded upon the show's format by teaching words in Spanish & Sign Language, having real Sproutlets alongside Melanie during yoga pose segments, and introducing a new Co-Host called Star, who played along with the main host Melanie on their nighttime adventures.<ref>[https://www.multichannel.com/news/pbs-kids-sprout-say-good-night-again-332642 Multichannel article about ''GNS'' season 2.] Retrieved 18 Feb '20</ref>
-*Hush was a real-life goldfish who was originally used to introduce show segments with Melaine.
+====Controversy====
+While Season 2 was airing, Melanie Martinez notified Sprout that she had appeared in two parody commercials from the Technical Virgin website six years earlier. This was because two unauthorized uploads of the commercials had resurfaced online. Even though the information was disclosed in her resume when applying for the job several years prior, Melanie was fired by Sprout since the commercials contained "inappropriate dialogue".<ref>[https://www.multichannel.com/news/sprout-says-good-night-host-332354 Multichannel article about Melaine being fired.] Retrieved 18 Feb '20</ref><ref name="controversy">[https://web.archive.org/web/20120626090857/https://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/05/arts/television/05pbs.html NYTimes Article from August 5th, 2006 explaining the Melanie Martinez Controversy in greater detail.] Retrived 21 Apr '22</ref> PBS's own ombudsman, Michael Getler, supported Melanie and criticized her firing. Melanie herself was quoted as saying, "I'm sad that I don't have a job and also sad I don't have that job."<ref name="controversy"/>
+===Noel MacNeal as Leo===
+From Sept-Dec 2006, Noel MacNeal (more famously known as Bear in ''Bear in the Big Blue House'') became an interim host on The Good Night Show for Season 2B,<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20061023163822/http://www.sproutletsgrow.com/good_night/ Archived SproutOnline page from Oct 23rd, 2006 with information about Noel MacNeal as host on The Good Night Show.] Retrieved 21 Apr '22</ref> alongside Star, introduced (& widely speculated that he created) a new puppet character called Lucy the Firefly who from that point on would introduce shows and hang out with Leo in the Goodnight Garden. During his time on the show, the "Moonbeam Wheel" and "Yoga & Craft" segments were suspended, Shadow Play was permanently removed, Goodnight Tales was modified to a different storytime segment, and a brand new segment where the host asks a question and Sproutlets provide answers was also introduced.
+===Co-Hosts/Supporting Characters===
+*Star, a child-like star-shaped pillow who is portrayed by Stacia Newcomb, serves as the main co-host. He was first introduced with Melanie in Season 2A and stuck around for the rest of the series run. He has conversations, provides commentary, asks questions, plays along with the host during various activities through each adventure & encourages viewers to perform various bedtime routines.
+*Lucy the Firefly, a puppet character that was first introduced with Noel MacNeal in Season 2B, is used to introduce shows & also hangs out in the goodnight garden when Noel MacNeal was the host.
+*Hush the Fish is Melanie's pet goldfish. He was played by a real-life fish. In Melanie's episodes, he was a main character and blew bubbles to announce the shows that came between the block. In Leo's episodes, Hush seemed to be absent. He returned in Nina's episodes, but his role was heavily reduced, and he only appeared at the end of each show.
 ==Host Episodes==
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-|1||Melanie||Star & Hush||Season 1, Season 2 Original||Sept 26th, 2005-Mid July 2006||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''
+|1||Melanie||Hush (Season 1)<br>Hush & Star (Season 2)||Season 1, Season 2A||Sept 26th, 2005-Mid July 2006||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''
 |-
-|2||Leo||Star, Lucy & Hush||Season 2 Re-Taped||Sept 10th-Dec 17th, 2006||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''
+|2||Leo||Star and Lucy||Season 2B||Sept 10th-Dec 17th, 2006||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''
 |}
-Many of the elements and segments had largely remained the same when the show switched hosts like "Moonbeam Wheel, Sprout-o-Scope, Stretching, Poems, Sign Language, etc." but after Melaine's departure and the show switched hosts, several segments were cut out such as: "Goodnight Tales and Shadow Play" for unknown reasons.
+===List of Known Episodes===
-Season 2 has two known versions, one With Melanie and Star that aired in July 2006,<ref>[https://www.multichannel.com/news/pbs-kids-sprout-say-good-night-again-332642 Multichannel article about ''GNS'' season 2.] Retrieved 18 Feb '20</ref> several weeks before she got fired,<ref>[https://www.multichannel.com/news/sprout-says-good-night-host-332354 Multichannel article about Melaine being fired.] Retrieved 18 Feb '20</ref> and another re-taped version with Noel Macneal "Leo" & Star that aired from September-December 2006.
-==Availability==
-Up until 2016, Melaine Martinez's version of ''The Good Night Show'' was completely missing, but now has a couple of clips and a partially lost episode titled "Bath And Bubble Time" available online, And as of September 5th, 2020, Several Clips of Noel Macneal's Version have finally resurfaced <ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/CEwqdj8jJyh/ Noel Macneal's Instagram post with a clip of his version of ''The Good Night Show''.] Retrieved 5 Sep '20</ref>
-Since these variations of the show are so obscure nowadays, and aired at a time when the Sprout channel wasn't nearly as popular or well known as it would later become, it is not fully known how many episodes were produced & aired for Melaine Martinez & Noel Macneal's seasons of the show, What we do know is that Noel Macneal has worked on the show before becoming Guest Host, Helped co-produce 24 episodes for the show & was the author of several songs for the show <ref>[https://www.freelanced.com/freelancers/about.aspx?freelancerid=38418 Noel Macneal's Resume.] Retrieved 6 Sep '20</ref>, and we also know 18 of the Episode Titles/Topics for Melanie Martinez's First Season., But what we don't fully know is how many in total were made for the First Season, and because the original Second Season had such a short run on Sprout, and PBS really did try to erase the exisitance of her all together due to the controversy, we don't know how many episodes were produced, let alone how many of them actually aired., We also don't know how many episodes were Produced/Aired for Noel Macneal's version of the show & don't know if there was just one episode, or if there were multiple episodes discussing different topics like the Former & Latter hosts
-==List of Known Episodes==
+===Season 1===
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 |}<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20060703042604/http://www.sproutletsgrow.com/crafts/index.html Archived page of the Sprout Online website dating back to July 3rd, 2006 which lists the majority of Melaine Martinez's episodes (among other info).] Retrieved 18 Feb '20</ref>
+==Availability==
+Prior to April 2016, it was assumed that Melanie Martinez's version of ''The Good Night Show'' was completely wiped away, but since then clips & a partially lost episode "Bath & Bubble Time" have resurfaced online. The same was assumed for Noel Macneal's version of the show as well until September 5th, 2020, when Noel himself uploaded two clips of the show on his Instagram Page. <ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/CEwqdj8jJyh/ Noel Macneal's Instagram post with a clip of his version of ''The Good Night Show''.] Retrieved 5 Sep '20</ref> & on
+January 26th, 2022 a partially lost episode of his version has also resurfaced.
+Since these variations of the show aired during a time when Sprout was less popular than it was in later years, they have become pretty obscure, and information on exactly how many episodes were produced & aired for both hosts is unclear.
+==Speculation==
+*There are believed to be around twenty episodes in Season One with Melanie Martines, but only 18 episode titles are confirmed. Another episode has had a few clips resurface, but the episode's title is currently unknown. As for Season 2A with Melanie & Star, only a few screenshots & several seconds of footage has resurfaced. It's unknown how many episodes were produced, let alone aired, due to its short run on TV.
+*While it is known that Noel Macneal co-produced episodes of the show and wrote several songs,<ref>[https://www.freelanced.com/freelancers/about.aspx?freelancerid=38418 Noel Macneal's Resume.] Retrieved 6 Sep '20</ref> for his version of the show, it is unknown how many episodes were produced and aired because they were never documented on the Sprout website.
 ==Gallery==
 ===Hosts/Cast===
 <gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
+Melanie_from_The_Good_Night_Show_drawn_design.jpg|Melanie's drawn design as shown on a [https://pbs-kids-sprout-tv.fandom.com/wiki/Sprout_cards Sprout card.]
 Melanie_&_Star_sitting_on_the_couch.jpeg|Second very rare photoshoot of Melanie & Star.
 Good night show.2.jpg|thumb|Very rare photoshoot of the second host Leo, Lucy, and Star.
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 ===Clips===
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+*https://archive.org/details/GNSMelaine/GNS+Melanie+Teddy+Bears.mp4 '''The Good Night Show''', Melanie Teddy Bear Craft. (Credit to: Ryan's Re-Run Collection "Youtube")
 ==See Also==
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 ===Bumpers===
-*[[PBS Kids (partially lost schedule bumpers and interstitial material of children's channel block; 1999-present)]]
 *[[Bookworm Bunch (partially found interstitials from PBS Kids channel block; 2000-2001)]]
+*[[PBS Kids (partially lost schedule bumpers and interstitial material of TV channel block; 1999-present)]]
+*[[PBS Kids Vote-A-Rama (lost bumpers of "Arthur" themed marathon; 2002)]]
 *[[Someday School (partially found PBS Kids channel block; 1998-2000)]]
 ===PBS===
-*[[Reading Rainbow (found Johnny Kemp opening sequence for PBS children's television series; 1999)]]
+*[[Adventures with Kanga Roddy (partially lost PBS children's series; 1998-2000)]]
+*[[Backyard Safari (partially found PBS children's educational series; 1997)]]
+*[[Barney & Friends "Season 9" (partially found alternative version of PBS children's series; 2004-2005)]]
+*[[Christmastime with Mister Rogers (found holiday TV special; 1977)]]
+*[[Lamb Chop's Play-Along (partially lost PBS children's puppet series; 1992-1995)]]
+*[[Mister Rogers' Neighborhood "Mister Rogers Talks About Conflict" (found episode arc of PBS children's educational series; 1983)]]
+*[[The Puzzle Place (partially found PBS puppet series; 1994-1998)]]
+*[[Reading Rainbow (found Johnny Kemp opening sequence for PBS children's educational series; 1999)]]
+*[[Shining Time Station (found season one intro of PBS series; 1989-1990)]]
 *[[Storytime (found PBS children's reading series; 1992-1998)]]
-*[[Zoom (partially found revival of 1972 PBS children's series; 1999-2005)]]
-*[[Zoom (partially found pilot of revival of 1972 PBS children's series; 1997)]]
-*[[Lamb Chop's Play-Along (partially lost PBS children's puppet series; 1992)]]
-*[[The Puzzle Place (partially found PBS puppet series; 1994-1998)]]
-*[[Mister Rogers' Neighborhood "Mister Rogers Talks About Conflict" (found episode arc of PBS children's educational series; 1983)]]
-*[[Christmastime with Mister Rogers (lost holiday TV special; 1977)]]
 *[[Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? "Auld Lang Gone" (non-existent episode of PBS children's game show; 1992)]]
+*[[Zoom (found pilot of revival of 1972 PBS children's series; 1995)]]
+*[[Zoom (partially lost revival of PBS children's series; 1999-2005)]]
 ===PBS Kids===
-*[[Cyberchase: The Poddleville Case (found pilot of PBS Kids animated educational series; 1999)]]
+*[[The Charlie Horse Music Pizza (partially lost PBS Kids "Lamb Chop's Play-Along" spin-off series; 1998-1999)]]
+*[[Curious George (lost test pilot of PBS Kids animated series based on books; existence unconfirmed; 2004/2005)]]
+*[[Cyberchase "The Poddleville Case" (found test pilot of PBS Kids educational animated series; 1999)]]
+*[[Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood (lost pitch pilot of PBS Kids animated musical series; 2006-2008)]]
 *[[Dragon Tales "One Small Step for Cassie" and "Circle of Friends" (lost pilots of PBS Kids animated series; 1999)]]
-*[[The Charlie Horse Music Pizza (partially lost PBS Kids "Lamb Chop's Play-Along" spin-off series; 1998-1999)]]
+*[[Jet Propulsion (partially found pitch pilot of "Ready Jet Go!" PBS Kids CGI-animated series; 2013)]]
-*[[Space Race (partially found PBS Kids web series; 2011)]]
 *[[Kratts' Creatures (found PBS children's educational series; 1996)]]
+*[[Make Way for Noddy (partially found PBS Kids version of British children's TV series; 2005)]]
+*[[Molly of Denali (partially found pitch pilot of PBS Kids animated series; 2018)]]
+*[[Nature Cat (lost pitch pilot of PBS Kids educational animated series; early 2010s)]]
+*[[Peg + Cat (partially lost pitch pilot of PBS Kids educational animated series; 2011)]]
 *[[Preschool Musical... On a Stick (partially lost PBS Kids Sprout "High School Musical" parody; 2008)]]
-*[[Curious George (lost test pilot of PBS Kids animated series based on books; existence unconfirmed; 2004/2005)]]
+*[[Seven Little Monsters (found episodes of PBS Kids animated series; 2000-2004)]]
-*[[WordWorld (lost 2D/live-action test pilot of PBS Kids CGI animated educational series; existence unconfirmed; 2005)]]
+*[[Space Race (partially found PBS Kids web series; 2011)]]
-*[[What's The Big Idea? (lost original pilot of "Sid The Science Kid" PBS Kids CGI animated series; 2007)]]
+*[[Super Why! (partially found British dub of PBS Kids CGI animated series; late 2000s-2010s)]]
-*[[Nature Cat (lost pilot of PBS Kids educational animated series; early 2010s)]]
+*[[What's The Big Idea? (partially found pitch pilot of "Sid The Science Kid" PBS Kids CGI animated series; 2007)]]
+*[[WordGirl (lost pitch pilot of PBS Kids educational animated series; existence unconfirmed; 2005)]]
+*[[WordWorld (found test pilot of PBS Kids CGI animated educational series; 2005)]]
 ==External Links==
 *[https://windsorpeak.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?238661-Does-anyone-else-hate-the-new-Goodnight-Show-on-PBS-Kids-Sprout Random blog post discussing Noel Macneal on ''The Good Night Show'' .]
-*[https://web.archive.org/web/20061023163822/http://www.sproutletsgrow.com/good_night/. Archived page of SproutOnline.com from October 23rd, 2006 with proof that Noel Macneal was once the host of ''The Good Night Show''.]
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Night_Show Wikipedia page on ''The Good Night Show''.]