Original subtitles

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, just blue by blue.

Let's think it through.

It's Blue's Clues and you.

Joshasaurus, the mightiest dinosaur of all time!

And... the mighty, brave, blue Rex!

We're playing dinosaurs today.

Oh!

Do you want to play dinosaurs with us?

You do?

Great! I mean...

You could be a friend-a-tactile. The smartest clue-finding dinosaur

ever.

Let's hear your dinosaur roar.

Roar! Roar! Roar!

Whoa! That was roarsome.

Oh, no!

The dinosaur egg!

Whoa! I gotcha.

Whoa.

Dinosaur egg just fell out of the Skidoo frame.

Oh, well, we got to get this egg back to its family.

But what kind of dinosaur is inside the egg?

Oh, that's a great idea.

We'll play Blue's Clues to figure out what kind of dinosaur is inside the egg

so we can bring it back home to its family.

We gotta keep you safe. Yes, we do, Little Egg.

Aha! Nice and cozy.

We're gonna play Blue's Clues.

Cause it's a really great game.

Now remember, Blue's paw print will be on the clues.

Blue's Clues.

Oh, right. Will you help me roar this paw print away?

Great. Ready.

One, two, three!

Roar! Roar! Roar!

Nice job.

Oh, you know what we need for Blue's Clues?

Our handy-dandy... Notebook!

Notebook! Right!

Stop! Stop!

Stop! Stop! Stop!

Right! Blue's Clues, I'm so excited!

Here's your notebook-a-saurus.

My what?

Whoa.

Thanks, light table jar.

You're welcome.

I'm really going to need your help today figuring out what kind of dinosaur is in

the egg.

Will you help me, friend-a-dactyl?

You will?

To play Blue's Clues, we gotta find a... Paw print!

Right, a paw print. Cause that's our first... Clue!

Yeah, a clue! And we put it in our... Notebook!

Put it in our notebook Cause they're Who's Clues Blue's Clues We gotta find

another paw print Cause that's the second clue Put it in our notebook Cause

they're Who's Clues Blue's Clues!

We gotta find the last ball print.

That's the third clue.

Put it in her 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.

Did you see that?

The dinosaur egg just cracked.

We really need to figure out what kind of dinosaur is in this egg so we can

bring it home to its family.

Before it hatches.

Come on. Let's go, too.

I got you, little egg. Here we go.

Rex, check it out.

We're in the land of the dinosaurs.

Blue Rex.

Blue Rex.

There's a clue.

Wait, you see a clue?

Where, friended Actal?

First clue!

And it's on these four footprints.

Made by four feet?

Well, we need to put this clue in our handy-dandy... Notebook of

stories! Notebook of stories!

Right. Okay.

Dynamite. Okay, so, our first clue is four feet.

We'll draw four toes and the big U for the foot.

And then another one.

And another one.

And the fourth one.

There. Four feet.

So what kind of dinosaur could be inside the egg?

With four feet.

Hmm.

Oh, interesting.

Hmm. But we should find two more clues so we can figure this out.

Isn't that right, little egg? And get you back home to your family.

Joshusaurus, I really need you.

Did you hear that?

Come on. Let's stomp this way, Frenadactyl.

Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp.

Whoa.

Josh, Lou, the Jurassic Diner needs your help.

It's time for my lunch break, but there's a stampede of hungry dinos.

Can you help take orders while I'm gone?

Oh, sure we can.

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

You will help us, right, friended Acto?

Dino Mike.

Thanks.

Oh, thanks.

Here's the menu.

Carnivores eat meat.

Herbivores eat plants.

And these dinos are mega hungry.

Gotta stop.

Oh, yeah.

We better start feeding these hungry dinos. So, carnivores eat meat.

And herbivores eat plants.

We got this, friendedactyl.

Our first customer.

Welcome to the Jurassic Diner.

Would you like to hear today's specials?

I'm a hungry T-Rex, and I'm a carnivore.

Ah, yes.

Sure thing, Mr. T-Rex. One carnivore meal coming right up.

Okay. Oh.

Um, what does a carnivore eat again?

Meat?

Or plants.

Meat.

Right,

right. Meat.

Order up.

Thanks. Don't mention it.

Bon appetit.

Nice job.

Welcome to the Jurassic Diner.

May we take your order?

Hey there.

We tried Ceratops, a herbivore.

Oh, okay.

Just a moment, please.

Herbivore.

Herbivore. What does an herbivore eat again?

Meat? Or plants?

Yeah. Order up.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Enjoy.

Oh. Are you a hungry dino too, Blue Rex?

Meat and plants?

That makes you an omnivore, Blue.

Ooh, an omnivore.

Well, it looks like the stampede's over.

Here's a treat for all your help.

Goodbye.

Anytime, Chef. Thank you.

Look, a special treat.

There's a clue.

A clue.

Oh, you know what? On second thought, I better wash my hands.

Oh! There's a clue on those plants!

Leafy. Hey, we need to put this clue in our handy-dandy...

Notebook-a-thorace!

Notebook-a-thorace!

Right.

Okay.

Whoa. Gets me every time.

Okay, so, plants.

We'll draw a big wavy shape like this with a line down the middle with a stem.

And another one.

And then another one.

There, we have plants.

So, ooh, what was our first clue?

Four feet.

Four feet. Right.

And now our second clue is plants.

So what kind of dinosaur is inside the egg with four feet and has something to

do with plants?

Maybe friendodactyl.

But we should find our last clue.

And we better do it fast.

This little egg is going to hatch real soon.

Yes, you are, little egg. And we need to figure out what kind of dinosaur you are

so we can bring you home to your family.

Hi. Hi, everyone.

Maybe the egg is one of these dinosaurs.

Um, excuse me.

What kind of dinosaur are you?

Well, I'll tell you.

Dinos, dinos, so many I know.

Look at all the dinos, I know so many kinds. They come in every shape and

size.

We've all got a thing or two to help you, don't you do it too.

If you see short arms and a great big head, you could be looking at a T

-Rex. Short arms, big heads, T-Rex Dinos, dinos, so many

I know If you see three horns and four feet that stomp Well, you got yourself a

triceratops Three horns, four feet that stomp, triceratops Dinos,

dinos, so many I know This tail is spiky, these plates are enormous This

must be Osteogastaurus

That was awesome!

Thank you, T-Rex.

Now it's your turn, Joshasaurus Rex.

Let's see what you got.

Okay.

You will help me, right?

Oh, good. Thank you.

Look at all the dinos, I know so many kinds.

They come in every shape and size.

We've all got a thing or two to help you know just who is who.

If you see short arms and a great big head, you could be looking at a... Oh.

What kind of dinosaur is this?

T-Rex.

Oh, right. A T-Rex.

Short arms, big head, T-Rex. If you see three horns and four feet, that's Tom.

Well, you got yourself a...

Um... What kind of dinosaur is this?

Triceratops! Oh, yeah!

Triceratops!

Three horns, four feet, that's Triceratops. This tail is spiky. These

plates are enormous.

This must be our... What kind of dinosaur is

this?

stegosaurus pale spiky place enormous stegosaurus look at all the dinos

dinos so many kinds they come in every shape and size they've all

got a thing or two to help you know just who is the coolest of the coolest now we

know just who is who

So much, T-Rex. That was awesome.

You're welcome.

See ya.

Mail time.

Mail time. Mail time.

Mail time. Mail time. What kind of dinosaur was that?

Come on, little leggy.

Huh.

I don't see any dinosaurs anywhere.

Did you click?

You see a clue!

Excuse me, Mailbox. Where?

There! On the horns!

Huh? Oh!

There's a clue on Mailbox's three horns!

Roar! The name's Tricerobox!

No letter for you today, Joshasaurus. Just a clue for you.

Oh. Well, thank you, Tricerobox. Hey, you know what we need?

Our handy dandy... Notebookosaurus!

Notebookosaurus!

Right.

Every time.

Right. And there.

So, three horns.

We'll draw a horn by making a curved shape like this.

And another one.

And a third.

Three horns. Our last blues clue.

We have all three clues.

We're ready to fit in our... Thinking chair. Thinking chair.

Come on.

Whoa.

Check it out.

The very first thinking chair.

So, let's...

We need to figure out what kind of dinosaur is inside the egg.

And our clues are four feet,

plants, and

three horns.

So, feet, plants, three.

Do you think the dinosaur inside the egg is made of plants?

Like a broccolisaurus?

No. No.

Ah, okay. Well, hmm.

What kind of dinosaur do we know?

Walks on four feet.

Eats plants.

And has three horns.

The song.

Remember how it goes?

If you see three horns and four feet that stomp, well, you've got yourself

a... Triceratops.

Triceratops. That's it.

Because triceratops walk on four feet.

eat plants, and have three horns.

We just figured out Blue's Clues. We just figured out Blue's Clues.

We just figured out Blue's Clues. We just figured out Blue's

Clues. Because we're really smart.

Come on. We've got to get this little egg home to its Triceratops family

before it hatches.

Triceratops. Which dinosaur is the Triceratops?

There, with three horns.

Yeah, three horns, four feet, plants. That must be her.

Excuse me, Mama Triceratops?

I think this egg belongs to you.

My egg.

Thank you. Thank you for bringing home my egg.

It's hatching.

Hi,

little baby triceratops. We're so happy to finally meet you.

Thank you for taking such good care of my baby.

You're very welcome.

We were happy to help. Bye-bye.

Bye.

Congratulations.

Bye-bye-bye-bye.

Bye-bye-bye.

Bye-bye-bye.

Whoa!

Thank you so much for all your help today, friend of Dactyl.

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 use your mind, take a step at a time.

You can do anything that you want to do.

Bye-bye,

frontodactyl.