Not sure if anyone has seen these, but I was so shocked to see them because you can’t find anything for Blue’s Clues where I live anymore. I buy everything on Vinted or Amazon now
In a reverse of Blue's Clues, Joe wants to play Joe's Clues to figure out what his surprise is.
Observations, critiques, and/or stand-out scenes?
My thoughts:
One of my favorites from an honestly lackluster season. It's another role reversal with Joe being the one leaving the clues and Blue taking up the role as a host.
This one delivers various unique visuals like the backgrounds in the Joe chase (one of them is attached in the post) and Blue skidoos into the video letter (which I don't think has ever been done before).
We see the return of the Little Red Riding Hood costumes (from Can You Help) and the duck outfit (Dress Up Day).
Side note: Joe called his stage performance "The Joe Show," which is what co-creator Angela Santomero jokingly called Donovan Patton's run on Blue's Clues.
Bought this a year or so ago and I love it so much. It was pretty pricey but worth every penny to me! I had one when I was younger that I carried EVERYWHERE. 💙
Watch the clip first then answer this question:
Imagine you're putting down some food/drink on your snack table but suddenly it scurries away from you. What's the first thing you're doing?
Joe and Blue find a magical wand named Wish who grants them their every wish.
Observations, critiques, and/or stand-out scenes?
My thoughts:
This is one of my favorite least episodes simply for how boring it is. There are no skills to learn or any corresponding curriculum. It's simply about wishing. That's it.
I feel this episode may have been inspired by The Fairly OddParents, as that show was popular around this period.
Joe and Blue create an imaginary world full of supplies, but their passageway towards home flies away. Now they must gather 4 letters in order get back home.
Observations, critiques, and/or stand-out scenes?
My thoughts:
While not one of my favorite episodes, this provided a "what if" scenario in which the characters remain in the skidoo section (there's another episode where this occurs, but I'll get there when I get there). The locations are another showcase of the team's creativity from a clay desert to a puzzle place to an origami house.
Another episode where there's no game of Blue's Clues played which is a common theme around this season.
my son is about 2 1/2 and he has been literally obsessed with blue's clues since he started being able to watch tv. I grew up watching the OG show. He's seen all of blue's clues and you, and now we're going through the OG so he gets more, and I get to relive my childhood.
I forgot about the rain song and how much it meant to me as a young child. It was how I learned about evaporation and precipitation, sure that's a formative moment, but it also was my favorite song at whatever age I was, I can't even remember, probably between 3 and 5 years old.
hearing this song again and seeing my son dance to it made me burst into tears out of nowhere. I had totally forgotten this song. I had spent most of my childhood in survival mode, as a closeted trans woman growing up in a very sheltered and abusive enviroment. I had lost a lot of the curiosity and joy that blue's clues taught me, i've only been getting it back in the last five or so years.
Ten, fifteen years ago, I didn't think i'd be where I am now. With a wife and son. I didn't even think i'd be here at all. But I am, and i'm reconnecting with my inner child when creating a space safe for my son's unfettered growth. It was surreal to feel just how deeply something simple and sweet can affect my soul when I've lowered my shield so to speak. And I think there's something more to it than just the connection between my childhood and my son's.
The rain song is legit an amazing song. I know it's a short one off song from a kids show, but the melody is amazing and the lyrics have almost a spiritual aspect of the cycle of life and death subtly weaved in. Maybe i'm reading too much into that part, but to me the journey of the rain drop is an analogy for our own lives as we grow and change. And the melancholy but hopeful melody and expressive emotion of the keyboard backing are just masterfully written.
definitely going to try and learn this song as a lullaby for my kiddo.
Joe receives a mystery love day card from someone.
Observations, critiques, and/or stand-out scenes?
Okay guys I just watched all episodes with the Talking Clues and I have a question:
Picture yourself drawing something on MS Paint or any drawing software on PC, and suddenly the thing you drew gain consciousness (in other words, became alive) and greeted you and sang what it was. What would be the first thing you do?
Blue's Clues Occupations Had A Series 6 Style & Talking Clues.
Host:Joe
With Play Blue's Clues Song & Talking Clues. (Full Transcript Included). Note:Joe Wears A Red Shirt In This Episode.
i noticed there’s only 2 seasons on paramount now. please tell me it’s temporary or just moved somewhere else 🥲
The only reason I'm asking is because when I was little, I used to have one of these that my parents got for me probably for Christmas of 2003 or 2004 since this came out in 2003 when Blues Room was developed. I remember always playing with this all the time and loving it to death along with some of my other toys I had. I probably had it until I was like either 8 or 9 I don't exactly remember but I'm pretty sure I got rid of it when I was in 4th grade or something cause that was when we got a new house to live in. I know I'm a 23 year old boy with special needs and possibly autistic. And I know that this is a little kids toy. But ever since I got diagnosed with depression and anxiety in 2022, I started collecting a bunch of old 2000s stuff that I either had or never had before but always wanted like those dancing animated Frogz's made by Gemmy, a Crazy Frog plush, or the Smack and Yak Spongebob toy I saw on YouTube one time when I was younger. They have always brought me comfort and joy even as a adult and made me go back to a time where I was just happy all the time and didn't care what other people thought about me. That's why I hate AI or anything brainrot related today like Lankybox and Skibidi Toilet cause they are just garbage and not my cup of tea.
Quote: Go Blue go and find the lock to your key.
On the night of a blue moon, a moon fairy named Moona tells Blue about her greatest secret.
Thoughts, observations, critiques, and/or standout scenes? How did you feel about the introduction of Blue's Room
My thoughts:
And so, we've arrived at Season 6. The most disliked season of the original show. I myself don't particularly like this season. I consider it the black sheep of the group. But I don't hate it however.
Once again, the game of Blue's Clues is put aside (which will be a current trend this season) in favor of the introduction/discovery of Blue's Room.
The episode begins with a retelling of Blue's origin story from Blue's First Holiday, with the addition of that she has a magical key that unlocks her greatest gift.
This premiere is okay, but this episode is brought down by the lack of Blue's Clues and for sets the bar for the quality of Season 6. Blue's Room segments attached to the end of every episode.
Otherwise, the Go Blue and Find Your Key song is honestly catchy.
im am inpatient rite now severely autistic and homeless scary times but heres wat i colored in