Nick

Nick is a main recurring character who appeared in seasons seven through nine of Barney & Friends. Prior to appearing on the television series, Nick made his debut in the home video, Come on Over to Barney's House where he was a neighbor and visitor of Barney's House. Upon Nick's debut season as a recurring character on Barney & Friends, he was the only child who wasn't new in his debut season, as he previously appeared in Come on Over to Barney's House, and the rest of the cast of children hadn't appeared in any previous episodes and or videos prior. Nick was portrayed by Grayson Lee Vanover.

In-universe facts[]

Family: Nick has a mother (as mentioned in "You Can Count on Me!") and a father, and he has a dog named "Baxter" (whom the latter would also be referenced in Barney's Best Manners: Your Invitation to Fun!). Nick's extended family also includes his Aunt Doris, Uncle Donald, Uncle Calvin, Aunt Belle, Aunt Millie, his granddad, his grandma and his cousins Connie, Tim and Gary (as mentioned in "My Family and Me"). It's later mentioned in "Caring Hearts" that he refers to his grandma as his Mee-Ma.
To deal with his anger, sometimes Nick plays a game to help him feel better (as mentioned in "That Makes Me Mad").
He lives down the street from Anna (as mentioned in "Making a Move!").
Likes: Big hats (as mentioned in "On Again, Off Again").

Main roles[]

Barney & Friends[]

"A Parade of Bikes"[]

Kami and Sarah are preparing for a bike parade. When Nick arrives, they find he's had an accident on his bike. Barney and the girls cheer Nick up, while Mr. Boyd offers to fix his bike. When Nick's bike is fixed and Barney adds the finishing touch with balloons - the parade is ready to roll!

"A Little Big Day"[]

Nick notes that he has always been the littlest among his friends. Barney reassures him that everyone is growing every day and that being little has its own advantages, as shown when Nick's small hand is just the right size to help Baby Bop retrieve bracelets from out of a jar. The group then explores the concept of "big and little" through things in the park and a retelling of "Jack and the Beanstalk," where Nick gets to experience both being little and pretending to be big. Nick realizes that he is happy just the way he is, learning that whether big or little, everyone is special and valued for who they are.

"Squares, Squares Everywhere"[]

Barney and his friends join forces to help Nick with his homework and they have fun at the same time! His assignment is to find ‘squares’ in his daily life, and the kids and the dinos join in the fun of searching for hidden squares – both inside and outside. After a day with Barney and his friends, Nick’s homework is in great shape!