Goodnight, Daisy

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The story was the standard YA mystery. Daisy (the heroine) has super speshul ghostly powers and helps the FBI with their investigations… Naturally, she's kidnapped by the sexy-older-mysterious-love-interest and forced to help look for some evul mafia boss's missing daughter. It was all so predictable. The mystery was really cheesy and involved secret cults, egyptian mythology, and an artifact that could destroy the world blah blah blah. It was the same old typical YA storyline. A lot of people didn't like this book! And the same happens with Texas Gothic ! And I seriously don't understand why! I did a buddy read for Texas Gothic and I was the only one who enjoyed it. So weird. I did like Daisy. She had much more of a personality compared to her cousin Amy, and I liked how she tried to get the job done, even under difficult conditions. Thank you. Thank you very much. Welcome to "America's Funniest Home Videos". I'm Bob Saget, but hey, enough about me. This is the first show of our new series, and before we go any further, you got to see this." - Bob Saget (on the first episode of the first season as a weekly series from January 14, 1990)

So, that's it. I now pronounce this show over. I hope your wedding goes well. But if it doesn't, send us the tape. Good night." - Tom Bergeron (Matrimony Mania) Daisy Goodnight can speak to the dead. It’s not the result of a head injury or some near-death experience. She was just born that way. And she’s really good at it. Good enough to help the police solve the occasional homicide.

The locations are completely omitted for all nominees in Season 2, Episode 24, likely due to time constraints. Repeated for Each Nominee and When Announcing the First and Third Place (Second Place in Seasons 1-18) Winners: Pilot Opening Spiel: "Tonight on "America's Funniest Home Videos", you might see your brother working out. Your bride dancing! Your baby window cleaning! Your team competing! Your little girl bathing! Your neighbor singing! Or your son swinging! You might even see yourself! And now, here's the star of "America's Funniest Home Videos", Bob Saget." There are two aspects to the mystery in this book. First, finding out who kidnapped Alexis and getting her home safely. Second, finding out what is wrong with the spirit world and fixing it. In the first half of the book, the mystery is well done. Daisy and Carson follow clues that Alexis has left behind which might reveal her kidnapper, and that whoever has kidnapped Alexis is somehow responsible for what is wrong with the spirit world. In the second half of the book, things get a little complicated and less interesting. There’s a lot of Egyptian mythology, a secret brotherhood (aka a cult), and an artifact that could destroy both the spirit world and the world of the living. There’s a clear Indiana Jones vibe as Daisy and Carson break down the riddles/clues that will lead them to the artifact, all the while trying to do it faster than the brotherhood. Things became really strange and over-the-top in the last third of the book. Night at the Museum starring Harrison Ford (Indiana Jones)…ahem…I mean Ben Stiller comes to mind. So much happened in the ending of the book, and most of it unrealistic, that it was difficult to process and left me disappointed after such a great start.

Good night, everybody, and remember, send your video to me/us, get yourself on TV. (Good night(, y'all)!)" - Alfonso Ribeiro (2018-2022)

In this story, during another assignment in which she's helping the FBI, she founds herself in the middle of a terrifying situation: She's forced to help a notorious criminal element under the threat that something bad will happen to her family if she doesn't do...as asked. It has been quite some time now _ a few weeks at least...which in the bookish world, translates to AGES! _ since I've loved a story this much! See "Repeated for Each Nominee and When Announcing the First and Third Place (Second Place in Seasons 1-18) Winners" for the rest of the line. Travel provided by Caravan Tours, offering guided tours since 1952! Caravan tours are fun and educational for the whole family! (Call or go online today!)" - Jess Harnell (used in the Ribeiro era only) Oh, and honestly I really hope that one of the reasons the Goodnights are such a numerous family, is that we are going to see more from them....hopefully in a near future?