Blue’s Clues Host Steve Burns Discusses Quiet On Set

“It was my job to be utterly and completely full of joy and wonder at all times, and that became impossible,” he continued. “I was always able to dig and find something that felt authentic to me that was good enough to be on the show, but after years and years of going to the well without replenishing it, there was a cost.”

After leaving the show, Steve said that he had a “long period of healing,” but his life didn’t become “more manageable” until the death of his father in 2015.

In recent years, the beloved star has returned to the Blue’s Clues universe in a few ways, including appearing in a special Nick Jr. video for the show’s 25th anniversary in 2021 and in Paramount+’s revival series, Blue’s Clues and You.

You can stream Quiet On Set on Max in the US and on Discovery+ in the UK.

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