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Have you seen my dog Blue?
He's looking for you too.
Let's begin with a paw print.
Everybody's looking for Blue's Clues.
Come on in, come on in, it's Blue's Clues. Step by step, clue by
clue. Think it through, it's Blue's Clues and you.
How are you today?
Oh, see?
I'm feeling just a little bit sniffly. Hey, Blue!
Look who's here!
Blue?
Come on.
There's Blue!
Oh!
You see Blue?
Hi.
Oh, thank
you, Blue. That's exactly what I need to feel better.
No.
These tissues aren't what I need to feel better.
Oh, well.
What do you think I need to feel better?
Oh!
We'll play Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue thinks I need to feel better.
This is going to be so much fun.
We are going to play Blue's Clues because it's a really great game.
Yeah. Now, remember, Blue's Pop Rent will be on the Clues.
Blue's Clues.
Oh, yeah.
We should probably clean this popper up.
Oh, sorry.
I'm just feeling a little sniffly.
Oh, you know what we need for Blue's Clues?
Our handy-dandy... Notebook!
Notebook, right.
Yeah.
Hi, side table drawer.
How are you feeling today?
I'm a little sniffly.
Oh, me too.
Here's your notebook.
Thanks.
I feel better.
Thanks.
You know, I think I'm really going to need your help today to figure out what
Blue thinks I need to feel better.
Will you help me?
You will?
Great. Okay, to play Blue's Clues, we've got to find a... Pawprint.
Right, a pawprint.
Because that's our first... Clue. Yeah, a clue. And we put it in our...
Notebook. Put it in our notebook.
Because they're whose clues?
Blue's Clues.
We've got to find another pawprint.
That's the second clue.
Put it in our notebook.
Cause they're Who's Clues. Who's Clues!
We gotta find the lad's paw print.
That's the third clue.
Put it in a notebook.
Cause they're Who's Clues. Who's Clues! You know what to do. Sit down in our
thinking chair and think, think, think.
Cause when you use your mind, take a step at a time.
You can do anything that you wanna do.
Two.
Two.
Okay.
Oh. Did you just see Blue?
Well, where did she go?
That way.
That way.
Okay. Here we go.
Blue.
You think I have the flu?
Oh, I hope not. I hope it's just the sniffles.
No. A clue.
Oh, you see a clue.
Where?
Right there.
Right there.
The clue is this.
first clue you know what we need our handy dandy
notebook right okay a spoon
a long line around here for the handle
and now we have a spoon
So what does Blue think will make me feel better with a spoon?
You know, I think we need to find two more Blue's Clues to figure this out.
Healthy snack, healthy snack.
We love to eat young healthy snacks.
Carrots, bananas, and celery too.
We love to eat healthy snacks. Uh-oh.
What's the matter?
Something just looks different in this group of healthy snacks.
Yes. Do you think you can help us find which one is different?
Oh, sure.
We'll help.
Right?
Great. So, something is different, huh?
Which one is different than the others?
Three strawberries, three blueberries, three cherries, and... How many bananas?
One. One banana.
One. Right. So the banana is the only fruit that there's only one
of. All the other fruits are in groups of three.
So the banana... Is different.
Is different.
Healthy snack.
Healthy snack.
We love to eat young healthy snacks.
Uh-oh.
Oh, uh, something is different than the others again?
Oh, yes.
Can you help us find which one is different in this group?
Oh, absolutely.
Now, which one is different than the others?
A carrot, lettuce, peas, broccoli.
Well, they are all vegetables.
A carrot.
is the color... Orange!
Orange! And the lettuce, peas, and broccoli are...
Green!
Green! Which vegetable color is different?
Orange!
Orange!
Right. So, the carrot... Is different.
Is different.
Healthy snack.
Healthy snack.
We love to eat young healthy snacks.
Uh-oh. Oh, man.
Something is different from the others?
Yes. We need your help.
Okay. Let's see those healthy snacks.
Well, an orange.
A pear, celery, and a watermelon.
Well, um... The orange, pear, and watermelon
are... Fruits!
Fruits!
And celery is a... Vegetable!
Vegetable! Right!
So... The celery... Is different.
Is different.
The celery is the only vegetable.
Healthy snacks.
Healthy snacks.
We love to eat young healthy snacks.
Carrots, bananas, and celery too. Yum. We love to eat healthy snacks, don't
you? All right.
Thank you.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Achoo? Did you sneeze?
No. A clue.
Oh. Here. Whoa. Wait.
Really? Did you see another clue?
Where?
There.
Look at that.
There is a clue on the bowl.
Okay. You know what we need.
Our handy dandy notebook.
Notebook, right.
Okay, so a bowl.
There's an oval at the top.
A curve here.
And here.
And there we have a bowl.
So we're trying to figure out what Blue thinks I need to feel better.
What was our first clue?
A spoon.
A spoon. Right.
And our second clue is a bowl.
So what could Blue think? I need to feel better with a spoon and a bowl.
Huh.
Maybe.
You know, I think we need to find our last clue.
Mail time.
Mail time.
Mail time.
The mail's here.
Here's the mail. It never fails. It makes me want to wag my tail. When it
comes, I want to wail.
Mail!
You know what you need to feel better, Josh?
What? A letter. I just happen to have a letter right here.
Cool.
Thanks.
We just got a letter.
We just got a letter.
We just got a letter.
We just got a letter.
I wonder who it's from.
Look, it's a letter from our friend.
Hi, Josh.
I made you a get well card.
Here's blue.
And here's a tissue for you.
Bye. Get well soon.
Thank you.
That is so nice.
Josh.
Blue.
Who is that?
finish my story oh that's right remember blue we never finished
reading that story i need you to turn this page so i know what happens next
oh i'm sorry it's just friends came over and you know i'm feeling a little bit
sneezy
Why don't we finish reading this story and then look for more Blue's clues?
Okay?
Blue's right. The best way to read a book is to just
get into it.
In a book.
Look at those pages.
This is where all the action happens.
Oh.
Okay.
Let's read.
On a cold and rainy day, a little girl named... Jill, that's me.
Hi, Jill. Hi, Josh. Hi, Blue. On a cold and rainy day, a little girl named Jill
went outside to play.
Play.
There she was. She was playing. This is me playing.
Yep, playing away.
We have to turn the page.
Huh? Turn the page. Oh, right.
Turn the page.
That was cool.
Josh, my story?
Oh, right. Sorry.
So, the little girl, she...
There are no pictures on this page.
What happened next?
You have to figure it out.
Will you help me?
You will?
Oh, okay.
Great. So, let's try and remember what happened first.
The story began on a something day.
What kind of day was it outside?
Cold. Rainy.
All right.
Cold and rainy.
So, on this cold and rainy day, a little girl named Jill went outside to...
What did she go outside to do?
To play.
Right.
To play.
Play,
play, play.
jump, jump, brr.
Ahem.
I said brr.
Oh, and what is Jill wearing on this cold, raining day?
A dress.
Right. A dress.
So what do you think will happen next to Jill's story?
She got wet.
Right. She got wet.
Achoo.
And she got the sneezes? How come?
Because I didn't have my raincoat on. Or my hat. Or my boot.
You gotta have your rain gear.
Let's see what happens next.
Turn the page.
I love that part.
Oh.
So Jill went to bed and, uh... What did she do?
She slept.
Right.
She slept.
Turn the page!
Mmm,
yummy fruit and vegetable juice.
And soon she was feeling much better.
Much better.
The end.
Bye. Play, play, play.
Bye-bye. You know, you're really good at this reading business.
A clue!
Achoo? Did you sneeze this time?
No, no. A clue!
Oh!
You see a clue?
Right here in Jill's story.
You know what we need?
Our handy dandy... Notebook!
Notebook! Right!
Okay, so we need to draw these vegetables.
A carrot with some green stuff on top.
A potato.
With eyes.
And a celery stick.
With some lines.
And there.
Vegetables. We have all three clues.
You know what that means.
We're ready for our... Thinking chair. Thinking chair.
Let's go.
Turn the page.
Let's go.
Okay, now that we're in our thinking chair, let's think.
So, we really need to figure out what Blue thinks I need to feel better. And
our clues are a spoon, a bowl,
and vegetables.
So, what could Blue think I need to feel better with a spoon, a bowl, and
vegetables?
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Do you think that maybe Blue wants me to do the vegetable
dance with the spoon and the bowl?
No.
Nah.
Well, what could make me feel better with a spoon, a bowl, and
vegetables?
Oh.
You can eat out of the bowl with the spoon
and add vegetables and make...
Vegetable soup.
Vegetable soup.
That's it. Blue thinks that I need vegetable soup to feel better.
We just figured out blues, blues.
We just figured out blues, blues.
We just figured out blues, blues.
We just figured out blues, blues.
Because we're really smart.
Oh, yeah.
Bon appétit. And feel better, Josh.
Wow. Thank you so much, Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper.
Mmm. This vegetable soup is delicious.
You know, this vegetable soup really is just what I needed to feel better.
Thank you so much for all your help today.
Now it's time for so long.
But we're going to sing one more song.
Thanks for doing your part.
You sure are smart.
You sure worked hard when you used your mind. Take a step at a time. You can do
anything that you want to do.
Bye-bye.
Come back again soon, okay?
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