Goodnight Daisy, Goodnight Pip

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Honestly, it looks like a bunch of things tossed into a mixer. And it couldn't have worked better. I like books with variety and twists and turns and this book add them plenty. When I first started this book I thought it was much better than the first one in the series, but unfortunately I lost interest around the 30% mark. The one complaint I will make about characters is Taylor. I really liked this guy even though he was barely in the story-well, in comparison to Daisy and Carson. I guess that's a good thing because love triangles really annoy me. But I liked Taylor a lot. And I hope he will be in another Goodnight book because he was pretty cool. Though I will admit the FBI's role in all of this was a bit of a stretch. Except in Seasons 9-15, "Canada" is said after the province if the video is submitted from the aforementioned country.

The girl is a natural in the position of leading character. She's one of the most realistic almost eighteen year old', that I've read about in the fantasy world. In Season 2, the name(s) of the submitter(s)'(s) child(ren) and/or pet(s) is/are included in the "(insert name(s))" line and the host points out they are the submitter(s)'(s) child(ren) and/or pet(s). This is also done in Seasons 9 and 10, but the hosts do not point out the aforementioned facts. Daisy may talk to the dead, but just like the rest of her extended number of relatives...(you may be dead, but you're still a Goodnight! ), the girl takes her obligations in a extremely serious way.And thanks to all of you for making the past 25 years so much fun. We'll see you next time. Good night, everybody!" - Tom Bergeron (used in the AFV 25th Anniversary Celebrity Celebration in 2015) Travel provided by US Air. With nearly 3,000 daily departures with over 170 cities across the countries. US Air: America's Most Frequent Flyer!" - Ernie Anderson (Used in the second half of Season 2 only) 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)

Travel provided by US Air. Every time we fly, every mile of sky, everything we do, US Air begins with you." - Ernie Anderson (Used in some season 3 episodes)There's so may things to gush over, but one of the main things, has to be the fact that for the second time in a row, the author made sure to give us, intelligent, capable teenagers, who are so much more than an amount of brainless, bubbling hormones! I also appreciate that, in this book, magic is an accepted part of the world, and Daisy doesn't have to overcome skeptics (except for her FBI guy's new partner) or prove what she does. While I'm doing comparisons, though, let me say thatI did, however, appreciate the smaller stakes of the previous book.

The storyline in this started out okay, but then I lost interest. When this was a missing person’s case, and Daisy was using her skills to try and find Alexis this was good, but when we started getting missing Egyptian artefacts being thrown into the mix, and random trips to university research departments etc. I just got bored.

Opening Spiel: "(insert one upcoming clip, followed by a funny comment related to the video; 2001-2003 only) "Tonight on "America's Funniest Home Videos", (insert description of upcoming clips). It's/We're/(All coming up) on "AFV"! And now, (insert funny comment here)... Daisy Goodnight which first appears in Texas Gothic, as the "Gothic" rebel teenage psychic that arrives to provide some paranormal insight during her cousins Phinn's and Amy's adventure; has in this story a most deserved spotlight. The locations are completely omitted for all nominees in Season 2, Episode 24, likely due to time constraints. And it could've been ridiculous it really could, but somehow it all worked. I honestly don't know how Rosemary does it. But it did work.