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Blue's Clues

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Blue's Clues	label	Blue's Clues
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Blue's Clues	comment	Blue's Clues is a long-running children's television show, produced by Nickelodeon as part of their Nick Jr. preschool block. If you grew up in the United States, the UK, Portugal, or South Korea during the 1990s or early 2000s, the odds are good that this show will be familiar to you (under different hosts and names respectively).Set in a vibrant, candy-colored world of animated characters combined with a human host, the show features the escapades of Blue, a blue-colored dog (voiced by Traci Paige Johnson, one of the show's creators). Once an Episode, Blue will want to do something—be it read a book, have a snack, or make some kind of craft. However, as Blue seems to be the only creature in her world who can't talk, the only way she can communicate with her human owner is by playing Blue's Clues- a game in which she will imprint 3 objects around the house (or backyard) with her blue pawprint, labeling them a "clue." Once performed, it's up to her owner—along with the kids watching from home—to figure out what she wants to do by piecing together these clues.Compare to Llan-ar-goll-en, another Preschool Show about a live-action man and his animated female doggy sidekick finding clues (or in this case, solving mysteries).
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Blue's Clues / int_10e6a6a9	type	Pregnant Reptile
Blue's Clues / int_10e6a6a9	comment	Pregnant Reptile: Mrs. Pepper as the name suggests, is a pepper shaker, and gave birth to two children.
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Blue's Clues / int_143939c1	type	Trailers Always Spoil
Blue's Clues / int_143939c1	comment	Trailers Always Spoil: At least one promo for an episode actually gave enough information for especially astute viewers to figure out the answer to Blue's Clues before the episode had even started.
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Blue's Clues / int_17a14773	type	Assuming the Audience's Age
Blue's Clues / int_17a14773	comment	Assuming the Audience's Age: An odd example where a fictional version of your voice will chime in just in case you don't respond to Steve's questions. Your fake voice sounds like a toddler or preschooler.
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Blue's Clues / int_17bffbc7	type	Prime Time Cartoon
Blue's Clues / int_17bffbc7	comment	Prime Time Cartoon: Not regularly as it aired on Nick Jr., which aired on weekday mornings. But the premiere episode ("Snack Time") and several special episodes afterward ("Blue's Birthday", "Blue's Big Treasure Hunt", "Blue's Big Pajama Party", "Blue's Big Holiday", "Joe's First Day", "Joe Gets a Clue", "Steve Goes to College", "100th Episode Celebration", and "The Legend of the Blue Puppy") all aired in primetime on the main Nick schedule.
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Blue's Clues / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
Blue's Clues / int_18d15922	comment	"The Baby's Here": Steve drops the title several times.
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Blue's Clues / int_199106df	type	Wrap-Up Song
Blue's Clues / int_199106df	comment	Wrap-Up Song: Every episode ends with the "So Long Song". In Season 6, it's replaced by "The Goodbye Song", which was shorter, to make room for the "Blue's Room" segment.
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Blue's Clues / int_1bdbbbae	type	The Klutz
Blue's Clues / int_1bdbbbae	comment	The Klutz: Mrs Salt despite being an incredible cook has the delicacy of an elephant and is prone to causing accidents while using cooking materials.
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Blue's Clues / int_1bf94a24	type	The Movie
Blue's Clues / int_1bf94a24	comment	The Movie: Blue's Big Musical Movie, the only direct-to-video movie for the show.
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Blue's Clues / int_1c1d243c	type	Brother–Sister Team
Blue's Clues / int_1c1d243c	comment	Brotherâ€“Sister Team: Shovel and Pail are siblings and are almost never seen seperately.
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Blue's Clues / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
Blue's Clues / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: Steve and Joe talk to the viewers.
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Blue's Clues / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
Blue's Clues / int_1e7c47ab	comment	Stealth Pun: Fittingly for a show called Blue's Clues, much of the soundtrack is, at least to some extent, influenced by the Blues musical genre: To start with, the intro music (and by extension, the "So Long Song") is built on a straightforward C-Major blues rhythm. (Sounding similar to, but arranged differently from 12-Bar Blues). There's also "Blue's Birthday Song" from "Blue's Birthday", which is more obviously blues-based. That said, much of the music in the show is Jazz-oriented, which would make it indirectly influenced by blues.
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Blue's Clues / int_1f0f3d6f	type	Cute Kitten
Blue's Clues / int_1f0f3d6f	comment	Cute Kitten: Blue has 5 classmates who are adorable talking cats, the main focus is on Periwinkle and Orange, but the rest are not far from being adorable and endearing.
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Blue's Clues / int_1f14978d	type	Talking Animal
Blue's Clues / int_1f14978d	comment	Talking Animal: Played straight with Periwinkle, Orange Kitten and Purple Kangaroo, who can all speak English, but averted with Blue and other dog characters such as Magenta and Green Puppy, who mostly communicate by barking.
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Blue's Clues / int_2482df9c	type	Companion Cube
Blue's Clues / int_2482df9c	comment	Companion Cube: Joe is almost always accompanied by his stuffed duck Boris, who strangely is treated as a sentient duck and one of Joe's friends.
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Blue's Clues / int_2489e8bd	type	The Diaper Change
Blue's Clues / int_2489e8bd	comment	The Diaper Change: Cinnamon gets his diaper changed several times. This was actually the answer to a game of Blue's Clues at one point.
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Blue's Clues / int_25f33d8	type	Sick Episode
Blue's Clues / int_25f33d8	comment	Sick Episode: Steve in "Steve Gets the Sniffles".
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Blue's Clues / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Blue's Clues / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: The first song on the Blue's Big Treasure CD, "Can You Help Me Today?" (sung to the tune of the "So Long Song") was originally used as the theme song for the 1995 pilot, Blue Prints.
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Blue's Clues / int_27a58d30	type	Carnivore Confusion
Blue's Clues / int_27a58d30	comment	Carnivore Confusion: Periwinkle (a cat) was best friends with Plum (a bird) back when he lived in the city.
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Blue's Clues / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Blue's Clues / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: Once American Sign Language is introduced in "Signs," the signs for "first," "second," "third," "thank you," and "smart", among others, are incorporated into the show's routine. The episode "Â¡Un Dia con Plum!", introduces Periwinkle's bilingual friend, Plum, who can speak Spanish. The episode incorporates learning Spanish into its plot.
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Blue's Clues / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Blue's Clues / int_297170d3	comment	Halloween Episode: "What Is Blue Afraid Of?" in Season 1 and "Blue's Big Costume Party" in Season 3.
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Blue's Clues / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Blue's Clues / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: In "What's That Sound?", one of the clues was a cloud. Right before drawing it down, Steve wonders how Blue could put her paw-print on it.
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Blue's Clues / int_2a7e7af1	type	Limited Wardrobe
Blue's Clues / int_2a7e7af1	comment	Limited Wardrobe: Steve wore nothing but green striped shirts and khaki pants. All of Joe's shirts are different colors, but they have the same square pattern.
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Blue's Clues / int_2b1b84a6	type	Angry Eyebrows
Blue's Clues / int_2b1b84a6	comment	Angry Eyebrows: "Body Language" had Blue wanting to express an emotion (anger). One of the clues was a pair of "angry" eyebrows, and since the clues sing starting in mid-Season 5, it lead to the hilarious image of some cartoon eyebrows singing enthusiastically, "I'm scrunched-up eyebrows~".
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Blue's Clues / int_2c3ff5e8	type	Truncated Theme Tune
Blue's Clues / int_2c3ff5e8	comment	Truncated Theme Tune: Beginning in season six, the "Blue's Clues Theme" is shortened to allow more time for the Blue's Room segment.
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Blue's Clues / int_2c850a3d	type	"Getting Ready for Bed" Plot
Blue's Clues / int_2c850a3d	comment	"Getting Ready for Bed" Plot: In "Bedtime Business", everyone's getting ready to go to bed and the object of the game of Blue's Clues is to find out what Blue's favorite part of bedtime is. Part of this is also included in "Blue's Big Pajama Party".
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Blue's Clues / int_2d364c81	type	Tomboy and Girly Girl
Blue's Clues / int_2d364c81	comment	Tomboy and Girly Girl: Blue's two friends, Magenta and Green Puppy are this, Green Puppy is a little more wild and is interested in demolishing things, as well as having a noticeably deeper voice and being referred in masculine pronouns by Steve once, while Magenta is more timid, artistic, and traditionally feminine, as well as being literally magenta. Magenta is also the Girly Girl for Blue tomboy, although it is quite Downplayed in comparison, since Blue has both moments where she acts like a girly girl and moments where she acts like a tomboy
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Blue's Clues / int_2ef005ab	type	Vocal Evolution
Blue's Clues / int_2ef005ab	comment	Vocal Evolution: Around season six, Sidetable Drawer's voice started to sound more mature.
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Blue's Clues / int_3297cfbb	type	Evolving Credits
Blue's Clues / int_3297cfbb	comment	Evolving Credits: The fifth season introduces a new upbeat vocal theme song and new sequence to go along with it, as well as Mr. Salt holding up a pennant with the episode's name on it at the end. Beginning with the fourth season, the original intro sequence adds Magenta and Periwinkle, as well as their houses next to each side of Blue's house. Shovel and Pail also say "Hi, Blue!" as Blue comes into the house instead of silently appearing next to the house.
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Blue's Clues / int_32da91b8	type	Out of Focus
Blue's Clues / int_32da91b8	comment	Out of Focus: Fifi and Fred Felt, as well as several other Felt Friends, begin to get less speaking roles in the later season three episodes and usually only appear in the background.
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Blue's Clues / int_34f6774c	type	Concept Album
Blue's Clues / int_34f6774c	comment	Concept Album: Three were released during the show's run- Blue's Big Treasure, Goodnight Blue, and A Playdate With Blue. Loosely tying in with the episodes "Blue's Big Treasure Hunt", "Blue's Big Pajama Party", and "Magenta Comes Over" respectively. The albums consist of original audio-only "episodes" with musical numbers added in.
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Blue's Clues / int_389b0e	type	Title Theme Tune
Blue's Clues / int_389b0e	comment	Title Theme Tune: "Another Blue's Clues Day." They didn't start using it until after Joe became host, though. Up until then, a simple instrumental theme was used to lead into the program.
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Blue's Clues / int_3b4f620a	type	No Fourth Wall
Blue's Clues / int_3b4f620a	comment	No Fourth Wall: The people on the show would often query the viewers on the answer to the show's questions and puzzles. Not to mention Blue pawprints the screen in the beginning of an episode. One time after Steve greets the viewer, he asks how they "got" there. The conclusion he reaches? "Oh, by television. Cool! (knocks on the screen)".
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Blue's Clues / int_3db32baa	type	New Baby Episode
Blue's Clues / int_3db32baa	comment	New Baby Episode: "The Baby's Here" focuses on the birth of Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper's son Cinnamon, and how a lot of things will be changing, including their schedules and Cinnamon's diapers. The season one finale "Blue's News" has Steve play a scavenger hunt variant of Blue's Clues to figure out some "big news." The clues are Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper, and a bottle. The big news turns out to be Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper's new baby Paprika, who the cast meets at the end of the episode (which was foreshadowed earlier when Steve encounters Mr. Salt muttering to himself about spices). Paprika would become a recurring character for the rest of the series, growing up and becoming a big sister of her own.
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Blue's Clues / int_3e007d5d	type	Title, Please!
Blue's Clues / int_3e007d5d	comment	Title, Please!: In the earlier episodes, the episode titles didn't appear within the episodes themselves. Averted once the show started using "Another Blue's Clues Day"; near the end, Mr. Salt and his family would appear holding a banner with the episode's title, and Mr. Salt would read the title to the viewers. Later, Blue's Clues and You! would show the episode titles outright, along with the episode's writer.
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Blue's Clues / int_3eb0f889	type	Pun-Based Title
Blue's Clues / int_3eb0f889	comment	Pun-Based Title: The episode about finding things that have been lost or misplaced is named "The Lost Episode!"
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Blue's Clues / int_42008602	comment	Story Arc: There's a three-episode arc in Season 4 introducing Joe. First, he arrives at the house for show and tell, then he learns how to play Blue's Clues, and the arc ends with Steve leaving for college. There's also a five-episode story arc which is meant to introduce Cinnamon.
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Blue's Clues / int_422cefe3	type	True Blue Femininity
Blue's Clues / int_422cefe3	comment	True Blue Femininity: Blue is a girl.
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Blue's Clues / int_44f6517d	comment	Beach Episode: "Blue Goes to the Beach" plays with the trope. They don't actually go to the beach, but they set up a beach in their backyard.
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Blue's Clues / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Blue's Clues / int_469e3e2f	comment	In-Universe. Each episode begins with the "Friend" arriving at the house for today's story and then ends with them leaving.
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Blue's Clues / int_488f2709	type	Simple-Minded Wisdom
Blue's Clues / int_488f2709	comment	Simple-Minded Wisdom: Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper are The Ditz, as per Storybook World standard, but they are good teachers and great giving advices to the rest of the house.
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Blue's Clues / int_4b0ef86e	type	Advertised Extra
Blue's Clues / int_4b0ef86e	comment	Advertised Extra: Downplayed with Slippery Soap. During Steve's era, he was supposed to be a member of main cast, but he was actually the one with the least participation among the talking objects in the house, especially after Sidetable became an Ascended Extra, only having his personality truly explored in the Reboot and not having A Day in the Limelight until the fourth season of Blue's Clues & You. This is probably due to the fact that he was the most difficult character to the host record takes with on green screen, as he was constantly moving, with Steve Burns stating that Slippery was the character he least liked to interact with, as it was difficult to stay focused without knowing where he should be.
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Blue's Clues / int_4ebbbd17	comment	Matryoshka Object: A VHS-exclusive scene in "Blue's Birthday" has Steve opening a present with an increasingly smaller present inside each one.
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Blue's Clues / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Blue's Clues / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: In the early episodes, Steve was much more excitable. In the first episode, "Snack Time", Blue is frequently shown with her tongue sticking out. She doesn't do this for the rest of the show; however, most plush toys released of her while the show was airing kept this. In the first episode, Steve said each kidâ€™s name during Mail Time. Blue made a few additional barking vocal effects besides her typical "bow bow" sounds in some of the early episodes, such as a "ruff!" sound she would make in the opening sequence and in "Adventures in Art". This was dropped during the second season, most likely due to Magenta's barks using an "r" sound unlike Blue's. A different version of the theme song was used in most of the first season until the episode "What Does Blue Want to Make?". Blue would also hide in the same spot in the opening sequence until the same episode, where she would start hiding in different spots at the beginning of each episode. In early episodes, at the end of the So Long Song, the viewers would sing "We can do anything that we wanna do". This was dropped after the first few episodes of season 2. The season 1 credits only featured Blue and both the occupations and people's names were in dark blue. Beginning with season 2, more characters are added to the credits in addition to Blue and the occupations are in light blue while the people's names are still in dark blue. Blue tended to act a little more "canine" in the earlier episodes, such as carrying things in her mouth and licking Steve's face. This became downplayed as the show went on.
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Blue's Clues / int_53224e46	comment	Bookends: Both figuratively and literally. Since most of the original episodesâ€”if not all of themâ€”take place in a book, each episode begins with the book opening and ends with it closing. In-Universe. Each episode begins with the "Friend" arriving at the house for today's story and then ends with them leaving.
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Blue's Clues / int_532a8261	type	Bookworm
Blue's Clues / int_532a8261	comment	Bookworm: Steve is a rare case who avoids Book Smart. He is a book lover who often reads his favorite books over and over again. In fact, Blue is a character from Steve's favorite book when he was a kid that came out of a book he read non-stop for days. One of his reasons for going to college is the new books he will be able to read there.
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Blue's Clues / int_582564f5	type	The Gadfly
Blue's Clues / int_582564f5	comment	The Gadfly: Joe. Whereas Steve mostly causes trouble through inattention and later Josh through naivety, Joe seems to take genuine pleasure in teasing people in a friendly way. This is best demonstrated in "Joe Clues" where he offers a rivalry to Blue in her early episodes, to list he tricks the viewer, teleports himself off-screen to trick Blue and Tickety, gets into a chase with Blue so she can't find the last clue, falls apart among the toys so Blue can't find him among other things. Sidetable Drawer seems to take some pleasure in teasing the inattentive hosts by giving them random objects instead of their handy-dandy notebook or crayon, without them realizing it. Mailbox likes to tease the naive hosts from time to time while delivering their letters, although in his case it is mainly due to his interest in comedy and jokes. Gopher likes to play tricks on the hosts, and laughs whenever they try to outsmart him, seeming impossible to predict his next move.
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Blue's Clues / int_58626d87	type	Genius Ditz
Blue's Clues / int_58626d87	comment	Genius Ditz: Joe is a weird guy, acting much more like a cartoon character than the cartoon characters themselves, but he also demonstrates that he can be as intelligent or even more intelligent than Blue depending on the moment. Joe can be quite manipulative when he wants, he is very good at organizing games and is possibly the best of the three hosts playing Blue's Clues as he never gives wrong answers and is a natural pawprint cleaner.
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Blue's Clues / int_59d7839f	type	Animal Lover
Blue's Clues / int_59d7839f	comment	Animal Lover: Since his childhood, Steve always wanted a puppy to play with and to be his friend, which led baby Blue to leave her storybook and become Steve's puppy friend.
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Blue's Clues / int_5a23602	type	Big Ol' Eyebrows
Blue's Clues / int_5a23602	comment	Big Ol' Eyebrows: Joe has the biggest eyebrows in the main cast, being longer than most humans, and thicker than most animated characters. This is more prominent in illustrated media involving him, where most of the characters eyebrows are represented by lines, while Joe has more realistic eyebrows. Downplayed with Periwinkle when compared to Joe or his grandfather, but his eyebrows are noticeably thicker than most of the children in the series.
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Blue's Clues / int_5b351f0d	type	IntercontinuityCrossover
Blue's Clues / int_5b351f0d	comment	Intercontinuity Crossover: In Japan, Blue starred alongside Hello Kitty on a live stage show called "Blue's Clues Show". The show ran between 2008 and 2009 at Sanrio's indoor theme park Sanrio Puroland.
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Blue's Clues / int_5c8fa553	type	Level Ate
Blue's Clues / int_5c8fa553	comment	Level Ate: Gingerbread Boy and his sister Gingerbread Girl live in a Candyland board game where everything is made of sweets and bakery items, full of Gingerbread Houses, and Giant Food.
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Blue's Clues / int_5cc25ed	type	Not-So-Imaginary Friend
Blue's Clues / int_5cc25ed	comment	Not-So-Imaginary Friend: Strongly Implied, but never completely said. Various promotional materials and the later the 2022 film imply that the main characters (including Steve and Joe) are sentient fictional characters in-universe, but that initially only the children that watched the show were aware of this fact.
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Blue's Clues / int_5d777251	type	That's All, Folks!
Blue's Clues / int_5d777251	comment	That's All, Folks!: Every episode ends with Steve or Joe saying goodbye to the viewers and singing the "So Long Song" (or "The Goodbye Song" in Joe's later episodes).
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Blue's Clues / int_5ea9e6f3	type	Edutainment Game
Blue's Clues / int_5ea9e6f3	comment	Edutainment Games: Two were released during the show's popularity peak: one for the PlayStation 1 and one for the Game Boy Color Later on, there was one released for the V-Tech V-Smile plug-and-play learning system. Apart from that, nearly a dozen edutainment titles for the PC/Mac (many of them by Humongous Entertainment—a demo version of Blue's ABC Time Activites can be downloaded from Infogrames). Many of them were surprisingly good.
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Blue's Clues / int_5ee2f7cc	type	My Secret Pregnancy
Blue's Clues / int_5ee2f7cc	comment	My Secret Pregnancy: She was already pregnant with Paprika for most of the first season (her model was a little wider), but this was only revealed to the audience (and Steve) in the last episode of the first season on the same day she gives birth to Paprika.
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Blue's Clues / int_5f9fbd83	type	Not Allowed to Grow Up
Blue's Clues / int_5f9fbd83	comment	Not Allowed to Grow Up: Averted with Paprika and Cinnamon. They both started out as babies who couldn't talk (having been born during the series), but over time, they started acting more like little kids instead of babies. By the end of the series, Paprika was speaking full sentences like the rest of the cast, and Cinnamon knew some words. Blue's Clues and You! continues this with Cinnamon now having his shaker cap shaped like a snapback reflecting how he's gotten a little older.
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Blue's Clues / int_641cf81d	type	Viewers Are Geniuses
Blue's Clues / int_641cf81d	comment	Viewers Are Geniuses: Later episodes often covered topics that had been dealt with before, but rather than just being some rehash, they introduced new material. For example, the "Colors Everywhere" episode covered the familiar topic of mixing colors, but took it the new level of showing how the mixed colors could then be mixed with each other to create even more new colors. "Chartreuse, a color I had not seen, looks to me like a yellowish-green. ... Mix blue and yellow and they're suddenly green. Then blue and green makes aquamarine." Chartreuse is also featured in the episode "Blue Takes You to School", where it's pointed out as a color of a chair in the bedroom.
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Blue's Clues / int_64c64cfb	type	Pink Girl, Blue Boy
Blue's Clues / int_64c64cfb	comment	Pink Girl, Blue Boy: A notable subversion as Blue and Magenta are both girls. Played Straight with Periwinkle & Magenta, and Tickety & Slippery
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Blue's Clues / int_6644ad99	type	Exploiting the Fourth Wall
Blue's Clues / int_6644ad99	comment	Exploiting the Fourth Wall: As part of the fake interactivity, Steve or Joe would sometimes pass an object back or forth between them and the viewer(s).
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Blue's Clues / int_670db7d7	type	Formula-Breaking Episode
Blue's Clues / int_670db7d7	comment	Formula-Breaking Episode: In "Meet Polka Dots," Blue opened the door to the Blue's Clues house and there were several segments in which time was spent with just Blue or Blue and her other friends rather than Joe while Joe attended to his stuffed duck Boris, who was having a nap. Perhaps most unusually, viewers got to actually watch as Blue placed her pawprint on each clue, something which had always been done firmly off-screen before. "100th Episode Celebration" doesn't feature a game of Blue's Clues and is instead a Clip Show and retrospective of the series due to hitting its' 100th episode. "The Legend of the Blue Puppy" also doesn't have the characters playing Blue's Clues at all; instead the plot has Blue looking for the lock that will reveal her "greatest gift"- kicking off the premiere of the Blue's Room segment (and eventual spinoff). "Skidoo Adventure" features Blue and Joe in the episode's "skidoo" location for the majority of the episode, and doesn't have them playing Blue's Clues. Rather, they need to collect the letters making up the word "home" to get them back home. "The Fairy Tale Ball" also takes place in the "skidoo" location for the majority of the episode, without the characters shown skidooing back home. "Blue's Big Pajama Party", "Bedtime Business", and "The Legend of the Blue Puppy" all take place entirely at night, while most episodes would take place in the daytime. "Nature!", "Blue's Big Car Trip", and "Soccer Practice" take place entirely outside Blue's house. "Blue's First Holiday" consists of two flashback segments presented as home movies, showing how Steve first met Blue and the first time Blue and Steve played Blue's Clues, with linking material. Blue's Big Musical Movie, "100th Episode Celebration", "Blue Takes You to School", "The Legend of the Blue Puppy", "Skidoo Adventure", and "The Fairy Tale Ball" do not feature a Mailtime segment.
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Blue's Clues / int_6a85e9e1	type	Dub-Induced Plot Hole
Blue's Clues / int_6a85e9e1	comment	Dub-Induced Plot Hole: The arc of Steve going to college wasn't kept in the UK adaptation, as Kevin Duala stayed as the host. However, when the Joe episodes were adapted, they still had Kevin wear Joe's shirts and use his notebook. Both elements were Hand Waved in "I'm So Happy!" (when Sidetable Drawer gives Kevin his new notebook) and the following episode, "Shape Searchers" (when Kevin reveals his new shirt and explains it's because squares are his new favorite shape).
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Blue's Clues / int_6acb79b2	type	Episode Title Card
Blue's Clues / int_6acb79b2	comment	The fifth season introduces a new upbeat vocal theme song and new sequence to go along with it, as well as Mr. Salt holding up a pennant with the episode's name on it at the end.
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Blue's Clues / int_6ace37f	type	Through a Face Full of Fur
Blue's Clues / int_6ace37f	comment	Through a Face Full of Fur: In "Shy", Blue blushes as she hides behind the Thinking Chair.
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Blue's Clues / int_6e6b8ca7	type	Tertiary Sexual Characteristics
Blue's Clues / int_6e6b8ca7	comment	Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: The show actually makes a concentrated effort to avoid this. Almost all of the characters have non-gender-specific features, and all of them speak with the wholly androgynous voices of small children. It's actually more likely for random characters to be female.
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Blue's Clues / int_6e92a631	type	Four-Fingered Hands
Blue's Clues / int_6e92a631	comment	Four-Fingered Hands: Azul, unlike the other characters (except other puppies), has 4 fingers, this is justified, as he is a puppy. Strangely, she has more fingers than most characters.
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Blue's Clues / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Blue's Clues / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: "Blue's Big Holiday" in Season 3 & "Blue's First Holiday" in Season 5. Which is also Blue's origin episode.
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Blue's Clues / int_6fd1837b	type	Argument of Contradictions
Blue's Clues / int_6fd1837b	comment	Argument of Contradictions: In "Blue Goes to the Beach," Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper have an argument over whether a straw will sink or float in water. Mr. Salt thinks it will sink, Mrs. Pepper is convinced it will float. Mrs. Pepper is right, as is found out when Steve reasonably suggests that they just try it and see what happens.
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Blue's Clues / int_705d9b89	type	Toyless Toyline Character
Blue's Clues / int_705d9b89	comment	Toyless Toyline Character: Almost every main character received plush toy releases by Eden Toys, Mattel, Ty, or Nanco, including more minor recurring characters such as Green Puppy, Purple Kangaroo, Orange Kitten, and Snail. Neither Sidetable Drawer nor Cinnamon were released in any plush toy line for the series. While Sidetable Drawer received at least three different toys of her during the original series, Cinnamon would not get any sort of toy made of him until the reboot.
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Blue's Clues / int_71067de4	type	12-Bar Blues
Blue's Clues / int_71067de4	comment	To start with, the intro music (and by extension, the "So Long Song") is built on a straightforward C-Major blues rhythm. (Sounding similar to, but arranged differently from 12-Bar Blues).
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Blue's Clues / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Blue's Clues / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: Used in several episodes: "What Experiment Does Blue Want To Try?": "Experiment" "What Does Blue Want to Make With Recycled Things?": "Recycle" "Blue's Sad Day": "Tough situation" ("Tricky situation" in the UK dub) "Nurture": "Need" "What Is Blue Trying To Do?": "Encourage" "Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper Day": "Appreciate"
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Blue's Clues / int_7526938	type	Episode Tagline
Blue's Clues / int_7526938	comment	Episode Tagline: "The Baby's Here": Steve drops the title several times. "Blue is Frustrated": "Stop, breathe, and think". "The Lost Episode": "Go back, go back, go back- go back to where you were". "Inventions": "Try, try again". "Making Changes": "Change, change, change- how can we change?" "Joe's First Day": "What's Joe gonna show?" "Steve Goes to College": "Steve is going to college!"
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Blue's Clues / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Blue's Clues / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Steve (literally), when he went off to college. He sometimes comes back, though.
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Blue's Clues / int_782fdff	type	Storybook Opening
Blue's Clues / int_782fdff	comment	Storybook Opening: The intro of the Steve-era episodes start off with this, amongst a pile of other classic children's books. Joe-era episodes instead have Blue taking the book off of a bookshelf (though it's still surrounded by the same books).
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Blue's Clues / int_79115dd4	type	Colorful Song
Blue's Clues / int_79115dd4	comment	Colorful Song: The episode "Colors Everywhere!" has the song "Colors, Colors, Everywhere." In it, Joe sings about various colors, including how colors can be mixed and mixed again to make new colors, including ones he's never seen before, i.e. "Chartreuse, a color I had not seen. Looks to me like a yellowish-green. Mix blue and yellow and they're suddenly green. Then blue and green make aquarmine." This song was later redone for the remake version of the episode in Blue's Clues & You!.
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Blue's Clues / int_7b21ef92	type	Later-Installment Weirdness
Blue's Clues / int_7b21ef92	comment	Later-Installment Weirdness: Beginning with season five, Joe takes over as the host instead of Steve, various songs and music cues from the first four seasons were replaced, and season six introduces the Blue's Room segment and a shortened version of the "Blue's Clues Theme". Beginning with "Magenta Gets Glasses" (the last episode of season three), some of the video letters have background music or are presented in a music video style.
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Blue's Clues / int_7c64c1d7	type	Mocking Sing-Song
Blue's Clues / int_7c64c1d7	comment	Mocking Singsong: Inverted in "Magenta Comes Over". Everyone at the house is so eager to have Magenta as a guest that they break into a short song and dance whenever it's discussed. The tune carries over when Magenta finally shows up.
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Blue's Clues / int_7d6cda49	type	I Can't Hear You
Blue's Clues / int_7d6cda49	comment	I Can't Hear You: This is done in "Nature!" between Steve and the voice of the kid used to represent the viewer when the viewer discovers a waterfall and tries to point it out to Steve, but he says that he can't hear because there's a loud waterfall. Also, it's a fairly common Running Gag on the series for either Steve or Joe to mishear when when a child's voice says "A clue!".
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Blue's Clues / int_7f080f98	type	Vague Age
Blue's Clues / int_7f080f98	comment	Vague Age: The brothers, mostly Joe. Acted by men but they behave like boys but apparently live alone. Steve goes off to college so he's an adult, and likely Joe is, too.
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Blue's Clues / int_82ff8b68	type	Artistic License â€“ Animal Care
Blue's Clues / int_82ff8b68	comment	Artistic License â€“ Animal Care: Blue has consumed chocolate at least twice: in "The Snack Chart", chocolate milk turns out to be her favorite snack, and at the end of "Soccer Practice", Blue and Magenta eat chocolate ice cream. In real life, chocolate is extremely toxic to dogs.
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Blue's Clues / int_849fefd8	type	Tacky Tuxedo
Blue's Clues / int_849fefd8	comment	Tacky Tuxedo: Joe and Steve wear these in the 100th episode. Steve's tuxedo even comes complete with a green-striped vest and a top hat.
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Blue's Clues / int_85e2280b	type	Pawprint Stamping
Blue's Clues / int_85e2280b	comment	Pawprint Stamping: In each episode, Blue, the titular blue puppy plays the eponymous game by putting her paw prints on three different items for Steve (and later Joe) to write down in his handy-dandy notebook and deduce what it is she wants when he sits down in the Thinking Chair. Blue indicates she wants to play it by putting her paw print on the screen, too.
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Blue's Clues / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Blue's Clues / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: Miranda, Magenta's owner, only appears in two episodes and is never seen nor mentioned again. In "What Does Blue Need?", we're introduced to Dresser, Ironing Board, and Washer. The former two never appeared again, while the latter made a few cameos in the first season and in some books before permanently only being shown in an "inanimate" form.
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Blue's Clues / int_8ec0abf	type	The Voiceless
Blue's Clues / int_8ec0abf	comment	The Voiceless: Blue doesn't speak, but her friends understand her perfectly. Same goes for other dog characters like Magenta and Green Puppy. Librarian Marlee doesn't speak with her voice and only communicates with sign language.
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Blue's Clues / int_93f976dd	type	Dream Episode
Blue's Clues / int_93f976dd	comment	Dream Episode: "What Did Blue Dream About?" shows most of the main characters' dreams, either through them sleeping or through them being described by the characters.
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Blue's Clues / int_970c07d4	type	Nature Lover
Blue's Clues / int_970c07d4	comment	Nature Lover: Steve is constantly curious about everything, but especially about nature. Among his interests are botany, entomology and zoology, and he will be more than happy to do field research in different skidoo worlds or even in his backyard. In fact, he's even friends with the literal personification of Mother Nature.
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Blue's Clues / int_970c8a84	type	Big Fun
Blue's Clues / int_970c8a84	comment	Joe is a playful Big Fun who tends to act cartoony, play pranks and who loves to encourage his friends to try new things and change their routine.
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Blue's Clues / int_985795ab	type	Medium Blending
Blue's Clues / int_985795ab	comment	Medium Blending: The show mixes cutout animation with a live-action host.
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Blue's Clues / int_9ae8eea9	type	Character Tics
Blue's Clues / int_9ae8eea9	comment	Character Tics: When Blue is happy, she will often squint her eyes and run in place. Magenta and Green Puppy are also shown to do this.
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Blue's Clues / int_9bcc38c6	type	Thanking the Viewer
Blue's Clues / int_9bcc38c6	comment	Thanking the Viewer: The viewer is in fact the most important character in the series, and is universally appreciated for helping our friends in the universe, to the point of being considered a member of the house and a close friend of the protagonists, which is why every episode, special and film ends with the host thanking the viewer for all their help and wishing them to come back soon. A particularly sad variation was during "Steve goes to college" where Steve thanks the viewer for all the help while asking the viewer to continue helping Joe and his friends before saying goodbye to his friends.
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Blue's Clues / int_9c59c449	type	Bicolor Cows, Solid Color Bulls
Blue's Clues / int_9c59c449	comment	Bicolor Cows, Solid Color Bulls: Cows are always black-and-white, while bulls are always brown.
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Blue's Clues / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Blue's Clues / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: An example is implemented in "Blue is Frustrated": The first clue, the sink, is discovered (and drawn) from the floor looking up, making it look like the sink is taller than it is. The answer to this game of Blue's Clues is that Blue is frustrated over trying to brush her teeth... because she can't reach her toothbrush.
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Blue's Clues / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Blue's Clues / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: In an early episode, Steve bought Blue a pet turtle (named Turquoise) for her birthday. Turquoise shows up in the background of most scenes set in the bedroom after that.
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Blue's Clues / int_9edfdf1f	type	Studio Audience
Blue's Clues / int_9edfdf1f	comment	Studio Audience: Crossed with Fake Interactivity, offscreen children's voices would often shout out the answers or point out a clue is spotted.
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Blue's Clues / int_9f6fb586	type	Leitmotif
Blue's Clues / int_9f6fb586	comment	The album A Playdate With Blue gives lyrics to Magenta's Leitmotif, "Magenta's Coming Over", as "Truly a Friend". Miranda and Steve also sing it with lyrics as "Magenta's Got New Glasses" in "Magenta Gets Glasses".
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Blue's Clues / int_a1289411	type	Toontown
Blue's Clues / int_a1289411	comment	Toontown: The Skidoo world "Silly Town", appears to be where different types of cartoons can live together, being silly. As Steve points out, Silly Town makes no sense at all and defies the laws of logic even more than the other locations in Storybook World.
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Blue's Clues / int_a19cce82	type	Merchandise-Driven
Blue's Clues / int_a19cce82	comment	Merchandise-Driven: All types, from shampoo to plush toys (some, such as the Shovel and Pail Eden plush, are very rare) to model Thinking Chairs. There were also dry-erase Handy Dandy Notebooks, of which the non-dry-erase replicas are easy to find on eBay.
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Blue's Clues / int_a4a1d3af	type	Big Little Brother
Blue's Clues / int_a4a1d3af	comment	Big Little Brother: Joe is Steve's younger brother, but is much bigger than him. He even lampshades this in extra material from the "Joe Scrapbook" special.
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Blue's Clues / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
Blue's Clues / int_a6cda066	comment	Rule of Three: The viewer is always expected to find three clues. Most of the questions asked to the viewers are broken up into threes. There are also three pink snails hidden in the background of every episode for older viewers to find.
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Blue's Clues / int_a73cfb7f	type	Animate Inanimate Object
Blue's Clues / int_a73cfb7f	comment	Animate Inanimate Object: Aside from Steve, Joe and the animals note Blue, Magenta, Periwinkle, Orange Kitten, Green Puppy and Purple Kangaroo , most of the characters are talking things. Heck, there's even a computer mouse cursor that talks in one episode!
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Blue's Clues / int_a783166f	type	StockSoundEffect
Blue's Clues / int_a783166f	comment	Stock Sound Effect: Baby Kate Cry: Variant in the 4th part of the story in Season 4 "The Baby's Here!", there were some babies crying at the Baby Hospital, and one of them was crying like this. The Oggy Cry was also used as well.
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Blue's Clues / int_a82bea24	type	BlueOniRedOni
Blue's Clues / int_a82bea24	comment	Blue Oni, Red Oni: Joe is the red oni to Steve's blue oni. Joe is a keet incapable of sitting still, while Steve is more slow and needs to stop to rest frequently as he needs to eat to gather his train of thought. Joe has a more animated voice, while Steve is soft-spoken. Steve is more passive and relies on his friends to decide what to do, Joe is more likely to think outside the box and then thinks of many ways to break out of the routine during his era.
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Blue's Clues / int_a8593e70	type	Real Time
Blue's Clues / int_a8593e70	comment	Real Time: The show gave every appearance of taking place in real time. Viewers follow the host through events in the Blue's Clues house and backyard, or into skidoo, without cutting away or any indication of additional time passing. In one installment, viewers even sat with Steve for one minute as a clock appeared on-screen counting down one minute as an exercise in patience. Another installment with Joe, "Patience," was all about finding ways to be patient to pass the time until an egg hatched at the end of the episode. There was even a song to go with it— "Wait. Wait. Wait. What can we do while we wait?"
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Blue's Clues / int_a8beff71	type	Kazoos Mean Silliness
Blue's Clues / int_a8beff71	comment	Kazoos Mean Silliness: Joe's signature instrument is the Kazoo and he's definitely a pretty silly guy.
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Blue's Clues / int_abbda0ea	type	Intelligible Unintelligible
Blue's Clues / int_abbda0ea	comment	Intelligible Unintelligible: Every dog character spoke in a kind of canine whine that the viewer couldn't understand but all the other characters seemed to understand fine.
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Blue's Clues / int_ac4ac8e5	type	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming
Blue's Clues / int_ac4ac8e5	comment	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: Downplayed as it didn't happen for every episode, but most "special episodes" during the Steve era (usually the ones debuting in a primetime slot) followed the "Blue's Big (Episode Subject)" pattern. As did the direct-to-video movie, Blue's Big Musical Movie, and the Story Arc of Cinnamon's birth was released across two videos under the Blue's Big News title. This extended to marathons airing on Nick Jr. that led up to new episodes, which would be titled "Blue's Big (Day of the Week)".
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Blue's Clues / int_ac781948	type	Cartoon Creature
Blue's Clues / int_ac781948	comment	Cartoon Creature: Blue and Magenta don't seem to have a defined breed.
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Blue's Clues / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Blue's Clues / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: Sandwiches and milk for Blue. Milk and orange juice for Paprika. Anything with bananas in it for Steve. Banana cookies, banana muffins, banana bread, etc.
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Blue's Clues / int_ae9dc88	type	Conjoined Eyes
Blue's Clues / int_ae9dc88	comment	Conjoined Eyes: The "puppies" are the only characters in the series to have this kind of eyes, compared to the other characters who have Black Bead Eyes. This is one of the signs that they come from another world rather than being native to the Storybook World as revealed on the "Legend of the Blue Puppy" story arc.
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Blue's Clues / int_aeff903	type	Educational Song
Blue's Clues / int_aeff903	comment	Educational Song: "Planets" from "What Experiment Does Blue Want to Try?", which teaches the names of the planets in order.
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Blue's Clues / int_b02f21f	type	Digital Destruction
Blue's Clues / int_b02f21f	comment	Digital Destruction: The first few seasons didn't exactly follow safe area standards. Rather, episodes were rendered with a lot of overscan that would otherwise be cropped off by most CRT televisions of the era. No attempt was made to fix this when the show was released digitally, which lead to a lot of editing mistakes that are very noticeable when watching the show on anything modern.
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Blue's Clues / int_b06ff73b	type	Variable Mix
Blue's Clues / int_b06ff73b	comment	Variable Mix: When the clues are reviewed using the notebook, each clue is accompanied by music. Each clue is accompanied by its own melodic line when mentioned, and together, they harmonize.
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Blue's Clues / int_b219ac90	type	ReTool
Blue's Clues / int_b219ac90	comment	Retool: From the beginning, the Blue's Room spin-off never really caught on. So when they made it into a full series, they made several changes. The biggest was adding Blue's new baby brother Sprinkles as a regular member of the cast. Joe was also given a more prominent role and the sets were expanded. It still didn't work, and the program ended once its episode order was up, and has rarely been seen in repeats since. The entire series received one with Joe replacing Steve as the host in the fifth season. A new, vocal opening sequence replaced the original, several classic music cues from the show were replaced, and "We Just Figured Out Blue's Clues" was changed to "We Sat On Down" for the fifth season. Season six would add the Blue's Room segment, the theme song shortened, and the "So Long Song" replaced with "The Goodbye Song".
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Blue's Clues / int_b41c411e	type	Toilet Humour
Blue's Clues / int_b41c411e	comment	"The Baby's Here" focuses on the birth of Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper's son Cinnamon, and how a lot of things will be changing, including their schedules and Cinnamon's diapers.
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Blue's Clues / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
Blue's Clues / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper. They have two children, Paprika and Cinnamon, are a happy couple and whenever they're angry, it's not at each other.
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Blue's Clues / int_bfc2ec8a	type	That Makes Me Feel Angry
Blue's Clues / int_bfc2ec8a	comment	That Makes Me Feel Angry: This is often used and is often combined with the show's particular brand of Fake Interactivity. There were also at least a couple of episodes specifically about feelings and, of course, this trope was right at the fore. A typical example of how this might go...
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Blue's Clues / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Blue's Clues / int_c145f69b	comment	Subverted with Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper and their children. They are not really the spices but rather the spice containers.
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Blue's Clues / int_c335b301	type	Cute Little Fangs
Blue's Clues / int_c335b301	comment	Cute Little Fangs: Green Puppy has fangs, and she's cute due to being a puppy.
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Blue's Clues / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Blue's Clues / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Magenta's owner, Miranda, only appears in "Shy" and "Magenta Gets Glasses" and does not appear during Joe's seasons.
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Blue's Clues / int_c4d09d24	type	Couch Gag
Blue's Clues / int_c4d09d24	comment	Couch Gag: In Steve-era episodes, what Blue hides behind in the intro is always different. Joe-era episodes, on the other hand, have him wearing a different colored shirt in every episode. Something consistent across almost every episode is what's in the Skidoo Frame in the living room. Sometimes it even changes between scenes. The same goes for what's on the felt board and the table in-between the living room and kitchen.
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Blue's Clues / int_c98b7916	type	Messianic Archetype
Blue's Clues / int_c98b7916	comment	Messianic Archetype: Blue is a special puppy, and that has nothing to do with being blue. She is the target of a prophecy, born during an important cosmic event, announced by a divine winged being (Moona), appeared on Christmas Day, is a Reality Warper born and raised around common puppies, is constantly accompanied by her True Companions, and is an All-Loving Heroine who gives advice to people close to her.
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Blue's Clues / int_cb06c37e	type	Unwanted Glasses Plot
Blue's Clues / int_cb06c37e	comment	Unwanted Glasses Plot: Inverted in "Magenta Gets Glasses," which was also released as one of the books. Magenta feels unsure at first about getting glasses, but feels better about it when her friends give her support.
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Blue's Clues / int_cfd569ac	type	Take Your Time
Blue's Clues / int_cfd569ac	comment	Take Your Time: Blue wants a snack but won't tell us what that specific snack is. We have to waste god-only-knows how much time playing Blue's Clues to find out what snack she wants. She must not have been that hungry. Downplayed and in some instances justified, because all episodes seem to take place in Real Time, so we can be sure that things will be resolved in less than 20 minutes, which isn't that long. And besides, Blue's Clues is, as Steve and Joe point out, a really great game.
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Blue's Clues / int_d02585dd	type	Ending Theme
Blue's Clues / int_d02585dd	comment	Ending Theme: At the end of each episode, they would sing "Now it's time for so long but we'll sing one more song. Thanks for doing your part, you sure are smart, y'know with me and you and my dog Bluenote or "and our friend Blue" in Joe's earlier episodes we can do anything that we want to do."
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Blue's Clues / int_d20d14ad	type	Cue O'Clock
Blue's Clues / int_d20d14ad	comment	Cue O'Clock: In both the original and the follow-up Blue's Clues & You!, Tickety Tock, who is a sentient alarm clock, has the ability to display a symbol related to whatever's happening in the episode in the 12 position.
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Blue's Clues / int_d308cbb0	type	Character Catchphrase
Blue's Clues / int_d308cbb0	comment	Character Catchphrase: "Bark bark bark!" (said with the same inflection as "No you don't!", to clarify) "A clue, a clue!" - Said by the pre-recorded children's voices whenever a clue is spotted. "We just figured out Blue's Clues!" - When the clue is solved. "Blue skidoo, we can too!" - When the host is about to skidoo (jump) into whatever Blue went in. "Now that we're three, what will we be?!" - The clues in the episodes in which the clues talked, once all three clues were found. "Whoa!" - Slippery Soap. "Mail's here, mail's in!", "Here's your letter!", and "You're welcome!" - Mailbox. "Blue's Clues, I'm so excited!" - Sidetable Drawer. Lampshaded in the CD-ROM game Blue's Birthday Adventure where she follows it up with "I always say that, don't I?".
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Blue's Clues / int_d442f9d1	type	ToiletHumor
Blue's Clues / int_d442f9d1	comment	Toilet Humor: The Toilet Song in Morning Music, even mentioning pee and poo.
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Blue's Clues / int_d6042336	type	Lower-Deck Episode
Blue's Clues / int_d6042336	comment	Lower-Deck Episode: "Joe's Surprise Party" is centered more around the other residents of the house as they set up a Surprise Party for Joe, with Joe himself playing a very minor role in the episode itself.
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Blue's Clues / int_d9ee7048	type	Spin-Off
Blue's Clues / int_d9ee7048	comment	Spin-Off: Blue's Room, which swaps out most of the main cast save Blue and Joe for puppets. Oh, and Blue can talk now.
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Blue's Clues / int_da0eeab5	type	Breakout Character
Blue's Clues / int_da0eeab5	comment	Breakout Character: In two book releases, minor character Green Puppy is a main focus.
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Blue's Clues / int_db27d520	type	Amazing Technicolor Wildlife
Blue's Clues / int_db27d520	comment	Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: Blue is the current trope picture. Not only that, but she is probably the Trope Codifier too, most colorful animals on this show tend to be named after their color as well.
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Blue's Clues / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Blue's Clues / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: Turquoise, the turtle Steve bought for Blue in "Blue's Birthday," turns out to be the answer to that episode's game of Blue's Clues (a turtlenote Granted, he didn't specify a certain turtle, but...).
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Blue's Clues / int_dcd2459e	type	Anthropomorphic Food
Blue's Clues / int_dcd2459e	comment	Anthropomorphic Food: Subverted with Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper and their children. They are not really the spices but rather the spice containers. A minor example with the monster cake.
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Blue's Clues / int_dd797c1c	type	Universal Driver's License
Blue's Clues / int_dd797c1c	comment	Universal Driver's License: In "Away Great Playdate" on Blue's Room, Joe conducts a train, drives a taxi and pilots a plane.
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Blue's Clues / int_dd91f8d8	type	Audience Participation
Blue's Clues / int_dd91f8d8	comment	Audience Participation: The show does not have a fourth wall, and the viewer themselves counts as a character capable of interacting with the world around them.
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Blue's Clues / int_e0aed924	type	No Antagonist
Blue's Clues / int_e0aed924	comment	No Antagonist: There is no villain or "bad" character in the series.
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Blue's Clues / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
Blue's Clues / int_e11b003d	comment	Translation Convention: In some of the tie-in books, Blue, Magenta, and Green Puppy are able to properly speak. Unlike Blue gaining the ability to speak in Blue's Room however, it's possible that these are just their regular barks being translated for the readers' convenience.
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Blue's Clues / int_e2d457	comment	The Ditz: There's always at least one clue in the show (sometimes all three) where Joe or Steve will ask the kids if they see a clue, or where it is. It takes three times for him to finally understand what the kids are saying. ("A clue!" "A shoe? Yes, I'm wearing shoes." "No, a clue!" "You, too?" "No, a clue!" "Oh! A clue! Where?" "Right over there!") "Math!" has a variation: The first clue is an ice cube. However, Steve has just finished counting ice cubes in a tray (ten to be exact)... and is about to have a heart attack over the prospect of ten clues. Similarly, a clue is seen on a carton of orange juice in "Blue's Surprise at 2 O'Clock". Steve just drank some after being told of the clue. Cue Steve thinking he drank the clue.
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Blue's Clues / int_e2decfff	type	With Lyrics
Blue's Clues / int_e2decfff	comment	With Lyrics: Two of the show's background music cues were extended and given lyrics on some of the soundtrack releases: On the album Blue's Big Treasure, the music used for the three clues in "Blue's Big Treasure Hunt" would be given lyrics as "The Things I Love To Do". The album A Playdate With Blue gives lyrics to Magenta's Leitmotif, "Magenta's Coming Over", as "Truly a Friend". Miranda and Steve also sing it with lyrics as "Magenta's Got New Glasses" in "Magenta Gets Glasses".
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Blue's Clues / int_e38d605	comment	Big Guy, Little Guy: Joe is the big guy (6'0"/183 cm) to his big brother Steve (5'6"/168 cm) little guy, which he lampshades in Joe's Scrapbook. He's also the big guy, to Periwinkle from the house behind, a tiny kitten who sees Joe as a big brother figure.
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Blue's Clues / int_e3d5c84c	comment	Slippery Soap: Slippery Soap (yes, that's his name) is the resident klutz of the Blue's Clues House. As his name suggests, he is a talking bar of soap. He's very clumsy and slips around a lot (so much that it almost ruins the gang's musical show in Blue's Big Musical Movie). His catchphrase is "Whoaaa!" and the show's intro sequence features him sliding into the window on a trail of bubbles.
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Blue's Clues / int_e43c66bd	comment	Art Evolution: In the book releases. Take a look at the earlier ones and you'll find that Blue's face is a bit chubby and the blue coloring is rather dark. Then take a look at the later book releases - the coloring is lighter and Blue's face has been thinned out. This generally holds true for the other characters as well and there are other, more subtle changes to the appearance of the art. In the show itself, the animation was a little rougher in the first few episodes, editing mistakes were much more common (usually part of the background or a prop being cutoff or boom mics being visible) through the first season, and Steve's colors became a lot more vibrant beginning in the second season, as did the Thinking Chair.
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Blue's Clues / int_e544021c	comment	That said, much of the music in the show is Jazz-oriented, which would make it indirectly influenced by blues.
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Blue's Clues / int_e90f8e37	comment	Lady Looks Like a Dude: Initially Steve believes that Green Puppy is a boy just like some viewers. Green like Blue and Magenta is a little girl.
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Blue's Clues / int_ea2c4c28	comment	Rhyming Episode: "Tickety's Favorite Nursery Rhymes" in Season 1 and "Rhyme Time" in Season 4.
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Blue's Clues / int_eb002293	comment	Shrinking Violet: "Shy" has Blue feeling, well, shy when Magenta's owner Miranda comes over for a visit.
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Blue's Clues / int_ec1a1233	comment	Running Gagged: For the entire first season, during the Thinking segment, Steve would give a very silly answer to Blue's Clues (i.e. putting a cow in a cup and slurping it with a straw). This is completely dropped after the first eight episodes of the second season.
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Blue's Clues / int_edc5ac07	comment	Excited Kids' Show Host: Both Steve and Joe are two examples of this trope for different reasons. Steve tries to appear a little calmer, but he is super excited by the simplest things and likes to show the viewer all the new things he learn and see. Joe is a playful Big Fun who tends to act cartoony, play pranks and who loves to encourage his friends to try new things and change their routine.
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Blue's Clues / int_f05444a4	comment	Once per Episode: The mail arriving. Sitting in the Thinking Chair to figure out the clues, and when they have, singing about it. The "one more song" they sing at the end.
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Blue's Clues / int_f07250e2	type	That Cloud Looks Like...
Blue's Clues / int_f07250e2	comment	That Cloud Looks Like...: This is the answer to Blue's Clues in "Nature!", that Blue wants to do this as a game. In the book release Blue's Backyard Mystery, Blue and her friends Magenta and Periwinkle play the "Cloud Game" at Blue's suggestion. Blue sees a boat, Magenta sees a dinosaur, and Periwinkle sees a banana.
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Blue's Clues / int_f1dcdabc	comment	Hidden Track: The album "Goodnight, Blue" has a bonus at the end called "Blue's Dream" that isn't listed on the album itself, but plays as a separate track. There's just under two minutes of night noises and snoring before the dream part actually starts. Streaming services list the track as "Nighttime Sound Effects", keeping the song itself hidden.
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Blue's Clues / int_f1dcfb69	comment	Unconventional Food Usage: In "What's so Funny?", a construction worker tries to use a banana to nail in a nail.
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Blue's Clues / int_f1e6402d	comment	Suddenly Speaking: Blue in the Blue's Room segment, once she enters her playroom. Additionally, in the book releases, Blue was speaking before Blue's Room even started. Seriously, pick up any of the more recent numbered Blue's Clues book releases not set within the world of Blue's Room and you'll find that Blue actually talks out loud to Joe, Green Puppy, Magenta and everyone else. This was true even in some of the Steve books. Justified in the books as since readers couldn't hear Blue's (or the other dog characters) barking, and it was an easier way to show what they were saying in the medium (especially for instances where the dog characters would be talking to each other). Of course, astute viewers might note that Blue always could talk. Seriously, some of those barks were so specific that she pretty much was talking if you were clever enough to figure out what she was saying. The clues, beginning in "Our Neighborhood Festival" were no longer drawn by Joe but seemingly drew themselves as if by magic, then talked and sung a little song.
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Blue's Clues / int_f2ced7b8	comment	Surprise Party: "Joe's Surprise Party," in which the viewers are asked to keep Joe distracted while Blue and the cast finish putting together a surprise birthday party for him. It works out very well.
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Blue's Clues / int_f8214d	comment	Cool Big Bro: Steve is a caring mentor figure to his young brother, Joe, even after he leaves for college.
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Blue's Clues / int_f8e52439	type	Birthday Episode
Blue's Clues / int_f8e52439	comment	Birthday Episode: "Mailbox's Birthday" for Mailbox. "Blue's Birthday" for Blue. "Joe's Surprise Party" for Joe.
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Blue's Clues / int_f96efb51	type	Fake Interactivity
Blue's Clues / int_f96efb51	comment	Fake Interactivity: Along with Dora the Explorer, this was one of the early Nick Jr. shows that popularized the idea. Usually, pre-recorded children's voices would answer the question. Host Steve or Joe would keep up a running dialogue with the viewer, who was supposed to help figure out the clues to the game of Blue's Clues.
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Blue's Clues / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: In "What is Blue Afraid Of?," Steve and Blue skidoo into a mansion with a ghost, Boo, who's afraid of his own name. Whenever Steve says it, the ghost gets frightened. Steve eventually catches onto this and starts getting quite a kick out of saying the name and watching the ghost jump in fright. There's also the joke about Steve mishearing "A clue!". "What Does Blue Need?" has a running gag where Steve keeps being sprayed with water.
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Blue's Clues / int_fa1d0606	comment	Interactive Narrator: The viewers regularly talk to Steve and Joe.
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Blue's Clues / int_fb9e0265	comment	Team Dad / Team Mom: Mr Salt and Mrs Pepper are described as "the only adults in the house", and act as parental figures to the other residents of the house. In fact they helped to raise Steve and Joe from a young age. When they become real parents they do their utmost not to neglect their own children, and at the same time caring for the others with affection.
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Blue's Clues / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: In the early episodes, whenever Steve goes to the Thinking Chair to resolve the episode with the given clues, he usually makes a bizarre guess, like Blue putting a cow in a cup and slurping it up with a straw (she just wanted milk), or wrapping a pillow in a blanket and reading it a story (she only wanted a nap).
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Blue's Clues / int_fc8bc8e	comment	Special Edition Title: The show did this quite a number of times. In "Blue's Big Treasure Hunt", Mailbox calls "Mailtime!", and the episode starts prematurely. "Blue's Pajama Party" starts with a different version of the theme song, and the intro at dusk with fireflies. "What's That Sound" has the intro take place during Fall, and the theme song is replaced with nature ambience. "What Does Blue Want to Do on a Rainy Day?" has the intro become cloudy, and the viewer rings the doorbell. The sound of it distracts Steve for a little bit before he finally opens the door. "Blue's Big Holiday" has the intro at Winter (dictated by the leafless tree), with Steve wearing his sweater, and bells added to the theme song. "Blue's Birthday" has the house decked with party decorations, and Blue wearing her party hat while singing The Birthday Song. In "Nature", "Blue's Backyard Ballgame Bonanza", and "Joe Gets a Clue", both Steve and Blue aren't present at the beginning. In the former two episodes, Steve appears in front of the viewer on thier way to the door, while Joe does so in the latter. "The Wrong Shirt" shows Steve wearing a tan shirt and green-striped pants, signifying that something is a little off. "Stormy Weather", "Blue's Big Mystery", and "Blue's Collection" has the intro at Fall, similar to "What's That Sound", but with Blue hiding in a pile of leaves, and pumpkins at the front porch. "Steve Goes to College" has both Steve and Joe greet the viewer. "The Legend of the Blue Puppy" skips the second half of the theme song, and has Moona present the title against the blue moon.
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Blue's Clues / int_fd1f1a63	comment	Ridiculously Cute Critter: Every animal in the series (Blue, Magenta, Green Puppy, Periwinkle, Orange Kitten, Purple Kangaroo, etc.) are absolutely adorable.
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Blue's Clues / int_fd48fd66	comment	You Mean X Mas: There's an episode called Love Day.
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Blue's Clues / int_fe1b2e75	comment	Bigger on the Inside: The yellow house (Or "Blues Clues House") looks like a tiny cartoon house on the outside, but is much bigger on the inside, with a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. Occasionally new rooms and doors appear in the house, which confuses the human hosts that have no idea of how the house works. Invoked by Miranda on "Shy", who says with all words that the house looks a lot bigger inside than outside.
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Blue's Clues / int_ff555c8f	comment	Cross-Referenced Titles: "Colors Everywhere!," and, a little further down the line, "Numbers Everywhere!" There are two well-spaced episodes called "Nature!" and "Nurture!". "Blue Wants to Play a Game" and "Blue Wants to Play a Song Game".
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Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Rhyming Title / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Rhyming Wizardry / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Same Clothes, Different Year / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Selective Localisation / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Sick Episode / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Signing-Off Catchphrase / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Slippery Soap / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Soup Is Medicine / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Starring Special Effects / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Stock Footage / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Stock Rhymes / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Stop Motion / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Suddenly Speaking / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Surprise Party / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	10-Minute Retirement / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Tertiary Sexual Characteristics / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Thanking the Viewer / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	That Cloud Looks Like... / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	That Makes Me Feel Angry / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	That's All, Folks! / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	The Danza / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	The Ditz / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	The Foreign Subtitle / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	The Singing Mute / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Theme Tune Roll Call / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	There Will Be Toilet Paper / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Title, Please! / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Un-Duet / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Unconventional Food Usage / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Unfinished Dub / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Unspecified Role Credit / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Unwanted Glasses Plot / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Urban Legends / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Viewers Are Goldfish / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Visible Boom Mic / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Walk This Way / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Word Salad Title / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	Wrap-Up Song / int_61e239ed
Blue's Clues	hasFeature	You Mean "Xmas" / int_61e239ed
BluesClues	seeAlso	Blue's Clues

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