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Have you seen my dog Blue?

He's looking for you too.

Let's begin with the paw print.

Everybody's looking for Blue's Clues.

Come on in, come on in, it's Blue's Clues.

Step by step, yes, clue by clue. Let's think it through.

It's Blue's Clues and you.

Hello! Dr.

Josh here, and this is my associate, Dr.

Blue.

We're giving pretend checkups all around the house today.

Oh, like so.

Please stick out your tongue.

Very good.

Now say, ah, ah.

Now, cluck like a chicken.

Hey, you sound great.

Have a sticker.

It's fun pretending to be doctors. They're important helpers who keep us

healthy and take care of us when we're sick.

Wait.

Would you like to be a pretend doctor with us?

Great. You could be doctor friend, MD.

Your patients are ready to be seen.

Oh, thank you, Nurse Soap. To the waiting room.

Hello,

patients. Who's ready for a checkup?

Me first, Doctor.

All right, here we go.

Okay.

Yep.

You've got a strong ticker.

What about me?

Oh, all right.

Uh-huh.

Yep. You look pale.

What about me, Dr.

Josh? But of course.

Okay. Put your right arm in.

Put your right arm out.

Now shake it all about.

Yep. You've got the hokey-pokies. But don't worry. You'll turn yourself

around.

Yeah, it seems magenta has a case of the giggles.

Giggle-itis.

Doctor, how can we help her stop?

Yeah, what can stop the giggles?

Oh,

Dr.

Blue, you're a genius.

We'll play Blue's Clues to figure out.

What can stop the giggles?

We're gonna play Blue's Clues. Cause it's a really great game.

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

Blue's Clues. Oh, you're all done, Popperin.

Oh, would you like a sticker?

Hey,

you know what we need for Blue's Clues?

Our handy-dandy... Notebook! Notebook! Right. Come on.

Hi, side table drawer.

Ooh, a doctor's bag.

Yeah. Look inside.

Oh. Ah. All right. Let's see.

Bandages. Okay.

Ooh. We've got an ice pack. All right. Ooh. And a hat.

Shaped like a taco.

For fun.

Well, you know what they say. Sometimes laughter is the best medicine.

There's one more thing.

My notebook.

Thanks,

my table drawer.

You're welcome.

You know, I can tell I'm really going to need your help today to figure out what

can stop the giggles.

Will you help me?

You will?

Great!

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 Who's Clues, Blue's Clues.

We've got to find another pawprint.

Cause that's the second clue Put it in our notebook Cause they're Who's Clues

We gotta find the last ball print That's the third clue

Put it in our notebook Cause they're 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 it!

that you want to do.

Now let's go look for some clues.

We're doctors for food clues.

I wonder where they are.

A clue!

A clue!

A chew?

Was that a sneeze?

No, a clue.

Oh! A clue.

Oh, a clue.

Where?

There. Right there.

Oh.

On that smiley face.

Oh, we need to put this clue in our handy dandy... Notebook.

Notebook. Right.

Okay. So, our first clue is a smiley face.

We'll draw a circle with two dots for eyes and

a curved line for a smile.

There, a smiley face.

So what can stop the giggles with a smiley face?

Oh, good thinking, Doctor.

But I think we need to find two more clues just to be sure.

Paging Dr.

Josh, Dr. Blue, and Dr. Friend.

We've got a boo-boo in the backyard.

A backyard boo-boo?

Let's go, Doctor.

Oh. Oh, Doctor. Thank goodness you're here.

Our stuffies have boo-boos. Can you help them?

Oh.

Doctor, do you think we can help the stuffies with their boo-boos?

Yeah!

Boo-boo!

You're the bravest team I've ever worked with. Okay.

Bring on the boo-boos.

Mr. Krabby Cake scraped his claw and got an owie.

Is there anything you can do, doctors?

Oh, stay calm. We're professionals.

All right, here we go. Don't worry, Mr. Krabby Cake. We'll have you back in a

jiff. Okay.

Hmm.

Which of these should we use for a scrape?

A stethoscope?

A bandage?

Or a thermometer.

A bandage.

Of course, a bandage to cover up scrapes and help them heal.

You'll be fine, Mr. Crabby Cake, but no pinching for a week.

Thank you, doctors.

You're welcome. Now, who's next?

My stuffed banana slipped and fell down.

Now he's got a bump.

I see. All right. Let's see here.

Hmm.

Oh.

Which of these should we use for bumps?

The ice pack, the tongue depressor, or the tweezers?

The ice pack.

Right.

Ice packs help bumps go down.

There. He'll be peeling better.

In no time.

Thank you, doctor.

You're welcome.

Ah, so, Nurse Soap, what seems to be the problem here?

My rubber ducky has the sniffles.

My goodness.

Ducky sniffles?

Okay, let's see what we have here.

What do you think would help with the sniffles?

Cotton balls, cotton swabs, or tissues?

Tissues.

Good call.

Okay, little ducky, blow your beak.

Whoa! It worked!

Oh, thank you, doctors. How can I ever repay you?

Oh, well, I'd send you a bill, but your ducks already got one.

History is the best medicine.

It's so true.

So true.

Bye-bye.

I'll see you later.

Come on.

Wow. Doctors can really make a difference. And helping others feels

great.

A clue!

A clue!

Oh, you see a clue?

Where?

Oh.

Aha! Our second clue is in that mouth.

We need to put this clue in our handy dandy... Notebook!

Notebook! Right.

Okay. And there. So, a mouth.

We'll draw one curved line like this.

A bigger one underneath.

And a tongue in the middle.

There. A mouth. So, what was our first clue?

A smiley face.

A smiley face. Right.

And our second clue is a mouth.

So what can stop the giggles with a smiley face and a mouth?

Fascinating. Ah, but I think we better find one last clue just to be sure.

And we better find it. Step.

Mail time.

Mail time. Mail time. Mail time.

The mail's here.

Mail time.

Here's the mail. It never fails. It makes me want to wag my tail. When it

comes, I want to wail. Mail time.

Hiya, Doc.

Hey, I think I've got a letter for you. Can you take a look?

Oh, sure.

Say, ah.

Ah. Yep.

That is definitely a letter. Thanks, Doc.

See you later.

We just got a letter.

We just got a letter.

We just got a letter.

We just got a letter.

Hi,

Josh and Blue. I just got a shot at the doctor's office today to help keep me

healthy.

It pinched a little, but I was brave. And now I'm okay.

Bye, Josh and Blue.

Great job.

Bye. Bye-bye.

Wow. Doctors and nurses work really hard to keep us healthy. They are real

heroes. Is there a doctor in the house?

Oh, we better check that out.

Whoa!

Dr. Blue just skadooed into that picture.

Let's go.

Blue skadoo, we can too.

Wow. It's the doctor's office.

Oh, hello.

Welcome to Silly Town Medical.

It's Mayor Billy Chicken.

That's Dr.

Mayor Billy Chicken. My waiting room is full of patients.

Mark, can you help me with a few of them?

Can we help the doctor mayor with some of his patients?

Yeah.

At your service.

Great.

Send in the next patient.

Ah, Mr. Avocado.

Right this way.

So, what seems to be the problem?

What? Oh.

What seems to be the... I cannot hear you.

I've got a pickle for an ear.

Hmm. Hmm.

Have a look through the otoscope, Doctor.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's pickle ear all right.

But we need an ear that looks just like his other ear.

What? Ears, Doctor?

Ah, thank you, Doctor.

Let's have a look, Doctor.

Which one of these ears looks just like his other ear? The bunny ear, the ear of

corn, or the mouse ear?

The mouse ear.

I agree.

There.

How's that?

Oh, that's wonderful.

I can hear perfectly.

Thank you.

Great job, Doctor.

Oh, send in the next patient.

Oh, hi, little toy chick.

What seems to be the matter?

Ah, wait, that doesn't seem right.

She needs a new sound.

Try these.

Oh, why don't you listen to these sounds with the stethoscope, doctor?

Okay.

So which sound is best for the chick?

A chirp?

A screech?

Or a hiccup?

Hmm.

Let's try it.

Hey,

it worked.

Send in the next patient, please.

Oh, it's Doc in the box.

But I'm not in my box. My box has lost its bounce.

Try these.

Ah, let's use our eyes and ears.

to find something that might help.

Which would be best to help the box bounce?

The gear?

The spring?

Or the slide whistle?

The spring!

Yeah!

Try this, Jack.

It works!

Merci, doctors.

Oh, yes.

Thank you for helping.

Au revoir.

Bye-bye.

Bye. Wow, you are a really great doctor.

A clue!

A clue!

Oh, yeah. That waiting room is really a zoo.

There's a clue on all of this noise.

Oh, that means noise is our third clue. You know, we need our

handy dandy... Notebook!

Notebook! Right.

Okay. Right. And there. So, noise.

We'll draw a bunch of lines for the loud sound.

Noise. Our third clue.

Wait. We have all three clues.

That means we're ready for our... Thinking chair. Thinking chair. Come on.

Okay.

Now that we're in our thinking chair, let's think.

So, we need to figure out how we can stop the giggles.

And our clues are a smiley face, a

mouth, and noise.

So what could stop the giggles with a smiley face, a mouth, and noise?

Oh, oh, maybe the mouth from the smiley face can grow big and gobble up all

the giggling noise.

Oh, no.

Okay, well then, what can stop the giggle with a smiley face,

a mouth, and noise?

Well, when you're smiling and you make noise from your

mouth... Ha ha ha!

Oh, what are you doing?

Laughing!

Giggling!

Laughing? Maybe we need to make Magenta laugh even more until all

of her giggles are out! After all... Laughter is the best medicine.

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.

Okay, doctors. Let's go help Magenta.

In the name of medicine.

Magenta, we are here to help.

Time to make Magenta laugh even harder.

Ready?

Doctor, do your silliest dance!

Let's make her giggle, giggle. Show me your ears. Can you make them wiggle,

wiggle? Make your funniest face and jiggle, jiggle. Like a chicken on a

xylophone.

Ah, those giggle, giggles. Wiggle just a little more. Now squiggle, squiggle.

Then you wriggle like a worm. Now wiggle, wiggle.

That's all I want to hear.

Because your giggle, giggles are music to my jiggly, jiggly, wiggly ears.

We did it, Doctor.

Come on.

Awesome.

Thank you so much for making a house call today, Doctor. We couldn't have

done it without you.

Now it's time for solo.

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.

Look at that.

Josh's hat is a taco.

Oh, no.

Not again.

I'll see you later.