Oh, hi!
I'm so glad you're here.
Shovel: Steve, hurry up!
Shovel and Pail found something in the backyard.
Come on.
I wonder what they found.
Pail: It's buried.
Shovel: Right there.
Whoa!
What are these?
Footprints!
Footprints?
Wow, those footprints are huge!
What do you think could have made these footprints?
According to my book
those are dinosaur footprints!
Dinosaur footprints?!
Dinosaurs?
In our backyard?
Steve!
Ooh... wait a minute.
Have you ever seen
a real, live dinosaur
in your backyard?
No!
No... neither have I.
No, dinosaurs aren't alive anymore.
My book says they're extinct.
Oh... well, if all the dinosaurs are extinct
then how did these footprints get here?
Well, a dinosaur must have walked here
a long, long, long time ago.
After all the dinosaurs became extinct...
the footprints stayed and turned to stone!
Are you sure dinosaurs aren't alive anymore?
Yup! Dinosaurs lived millions and millions of years ago.
They aren't alive now.
Oh, so, so these are really, really old footprints.
Uh-huh.
That's amazing.
[rustling]
What's that sound?
What do you think it is?
It's not a...
dinosaur, is it?
It's... it's...
[barking]
It's Blue.
Hey, Blue, what happened?
Did you see something, too?
[barking yes]
Well, what did you see?
[barking]
Oh!
We'll play Blue's Clues to figure out what Blue saw.
I love Blue's Clues.
♪ We are gonna play Blue's Clues ♪
♪ 'Cause it's a really great game, yeah. ♪
So remember, Blue's paw print
will be on the clues.
Blue's Clues...
[roaring]
Hey, this paw print is being a dinosaur!
Roar.
I'm going to be one, too.
[roaring]
[deep voice]: Roar!
Hey, do you want to roar this paw print off with me?
Yes!
Great! Ready?
One, two, three...
[roaring]
You can call me Steveasaurus Rex...
king of the dinosaurs!
Hey, you know what we need to play Blue's Clues.
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook!
Notebook! Right!
Come on!
[makes stomping noise]
Roar!
Roar!
Steve, here's your dino-notebook.
[normal voice]: My dino-notebook?
[notebook roars]
This is perfect, because I am...
[deep voice]: Steveasaurus Rex, you know.
Thanks.
You're...welcome.
[normal voice]: To play Blue's Clues, we got to find a...
Paw print!
Oh, a paw print, right.
And that's our first... Clue!
A clue? A clue!
Then we put it in our... Notebook.
♪ 'Cause they're Blue's Clues
♪ Blue's Clues
♪ We got to find another paw print, that's the second clue ♪
♪ We put it in our notebook, 'cause they're whose clues? ♪
♪ Blue's Clues
♪ We got to find the last paw print, that's the third clue ♪
♪ We put it in our notebook
♪ 'Cause they're Blue's Clues, Blue's Clues ♪
♪ You know what do-- sit down in our Thinking Chair ♪
♪ And think, think, think
♪ 'Cause when we use our minds, take a step at a time ♪
♪ We can do anything...
[barks]
♪ That we want to do.
You know, I can tell I'm really going to need your help today
trying to figure out what Blue saw.
Will you help me?
You will?
[deep voice]: Great!
And Steveasaurus Rex, king of the dinosaurs, will help, too.
[makes stomping noise]
[sniffing]
Come on.
♪ We are looking for Blue's Clues ♪
♪ Wonder where they... roar!
A clue, a clue!
You see a clue?
Where?
Over there!
Roar!
Right there.
[laughs]
On these... scales.
So scales must be our first clue.
You know where we need to write this clue.
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook.
Notebook, right.
[notebook roars]
Roar!
Let's see...
To draw scales, we need some rows of half-circles.
There... scales.
So what do you think Blue saw with scales?
Yeah, maybe, but I think
we'd better find some more Blue's Clues to figure this out.
Let's go.
Shovel, I thought
we went over this.
But it looked just like dinosaur!
What's going on?
Steve, there's a dinosaur over there!
Dinosaurs are extinct.
Um, what makes you think it's a dinosaur?
Well... it has all these parts that look like a dinosaur.
Will you help us figure out
what's behind that bush?
Great.
I see a really long neck.
Dinosaurs have long necks.
He's right.
Some dinosaurs
did have long necks.
Wait, this one has
yellow and brown spots...
and four hooves.
That's not a dinosaur.
What could it be?
Well, what has four hooves
yellow and brown spots
and a long, long neck?
A giraffe!
A giraffe?
You think?
Let's see.
Oh, it isa giraffe!
Its neck just made it look like a dinosaur.
[rustling]
What was that?!
Look, behind that tree!
I see a dinosaur!
Um, will you help us go see what's behind that tree?
Okay, come on.
Look, claws!
Hey, didn't some dinosaurs have claws?
Wait. Look, it has wings.
And feathers, too.
What could that be?
Well, what could be behind that tree
with claws, wings and feathers?
A bird!
[chirping]
A bird?
Whew, it's just a bird.
It's not a dinosaur.
Whew!
Steve! Over there!
Dinosaur!
Ooh.
It's got spikes sticking up all over!
Spikes?
Lots of dinosaurs had spikes.
But I don't think dinosaurs
had big brown noses or whiskers like that.
Well, what could be behind that log
that has spikes all over its body
and a big brown nose and whiskers?
A porcupine!
A porcupine!
It's not a dinosaur, it's a porcupine.
Its quills look like a dinosaur's spikes.
All those animals only had parts that looked like dinosaurs.
Hey, great job figuring out what those animals were.
Let's look for more animals.
And we... better keep looking for Blue's Clues!
[sniffing]
What's that?
[making stomping noise]
Hello, Steve!
Hello, Steve!
I'm not Steve!
I'm a hungry Steveasaurus Rex.
Roar!
Okay... well, we have chicken soup
or lettuce leaves.
Steve, what kind of dinosaur are you?
A meat-eater or a plant-eater?
Um... Steveasaurus Rex is a meat-eater! Roar.
Well, which one of these foods would a meat-eater eat?
Chicken soup or lettuce leaves?
Chicken soup!
Chicken soup!
Right!
Roar!
[munching]
Ah...
Mm-mmm.
A clue, a clue!
Yup, that was good soup.
No, a clue!
Oh... oh, you see a clue.
Where?
Right there, right there!
Right there... on this shape.
[laughs]
Hey, this shape must be our second clue.
You know where we need to write this clue.
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook!
Notebook, right.
[notebook roars]
This shape looks like a line that curves around like this
with some bumps here and some bumps here...
There, a shape.
Do you remember what our first clue was?
Scales, right.
And now our second clue is this shape.
So what do you think Blue saw with scales and this shape?
Maybe, but we better find our last Blue's Clue.
♪ ...Mail Time!
The mail's here! Come on!
♪ Here's the mail, it never fails ♪
♪ It makes me want to wag my tail ♪
♪ When it comes, I want to wail, "Mail!" ♪
[barks]
Ah...
Mailaceratops here delivering your letter.
[roars]
Roar!
Nice horns.
Thanks.
You're welcome.
We just got a letter.
♪ We just got a letter
♪ We just got a letter
♪ We just got a letter
♪ Wonder who it's from?
It's a letter from our friends.
Hi, Steve, we're at the Museum of Natural History.
Look at all the dinosaur fossils.
Humongous!
These fossils are really old.
His head's all the way up there.
Look how big the bones are.
They were the biggest creatures on earth.
He's got five fingers just like me.
All: Bye, Steve!
Bye.
Wow.
Those fossils were amazing.
Hey...
We still have to find our last clue.
Come on. Roar.
[makes stomping noises]
Hey, Blue.
[barking "Blue Skidoo"]
Hey, Blue just skidooed right into that dinosaur diorama.
♪ Blue skidoo, we can, too.
Wow, we just skidooed
millions and millions of years back in time.
This is when the dinosaurs were alive.
Wonder where they are.
You know, I bet...
Steveasaurus Rex and Blueasaurus...
[barks roar]
...can track them down.
[makes stomping noise]
Roar... roar.
Roar!
[barks]
Hey, Blue, was that you?
[barks no]
Wasn't me.
You think it was a... a...
Apatosaurus!
A... a... ap... ap...
[barks "apatosaurus"]
Right! Apatosaurus!
Who are you?
Uh... This is Blueasaurus
and I am Steveasaurus Rex, king of the dinosaurs!
Hi.
King of the dinosaurs?
I've never seen you around here before.
Uh... that is the longest neck I've ever seen!
Why, thank you.
Hey, wasn't there an animal in our backyard
that had a neck that was really long?
What was it?
A giraffe!
The giraffe, right!
The giraffe had a really, really long neck
kind of like the apatosaurus's.
Hey, what do you the apatosaurus uses his really long neck for?
What do you think?
To eat!
Yeah, to eat.
See, Apatosaurus uses his long neck
to reach leaves so he can eat them.
You know... Steveasaurus Rex is a meat-eater. Roar.
Well, I think leaves are much tastier.
Oh, well, good-bye, Apatosaurus.
[barks good-bye]
Wow, hey, Blueasaurus.
Look... eggs.
[cracking]
Hey, did you see that?
A little teeny tiny baby dinosaur
just hatched from one of those eggs.
Ma!
Shh... oh, sorry.
Mama!
Ooh!
My baby!
Um, you're probably wondering who I am.
I'm... Steveasaurus Rex, ma'am!
King of the dinosaurs!
Kind of. Roar.
Well, I'm Stegosaurus, and that's my baby.
Oh, wow, your baby has really cool spikes
just like you have.
Hey, wasn't there an animal in our backyard
that had spiky things, too?
The porcupine.
The porcupine, right.
These stegosauruses have spikes sticking up
kind of like the porcupine from our backyard.
[loud roaring]
That sounds like an allosaurus.
I can take care of this.
You better wait over there.
Oh, Steveasaurus Rex doesn't need to hide behind any tree.
[loud roaring]
Okay, never mind, I'll just go hide behind a tree.
Look, it's the allosaurus!
Well, what do you think
the stegosaurus uses those spikes for?
[roaring]
What do you think?
[roaring]
Scaring away!
Yeah!
For scaring the allosaurus away.
That way she can protect her baby... and us.
Those spikes really come in handy.
Well, thank you so much.
Uh, we have to go now.
Bye, Stegosaurus.
Bye, Steveasaurus Rex.
[barking good-bye]
You know, if the allosaurus went that way
I'm going to go this way.
Hello.
Oh... hi, there.
I'm Steveasaurus Rex.
I'm Archaeopteryx.
Ar... chae... op... ter... pleeper... twix?
[barking]
Archaeopteryx.
Haven't I seen you somewhere before?
You're, um...
Hey, wasn't there an animal in our backyard
that had wings and feathers
just like... Ar-chae-opteryx?
The bird!
The bird, right.
Archaeopteryx looks just like
the bird from our backyard.
Well, except for those claws
at the end of her wings.
Whoa.
What do you think
Archaeopteryx uses her claws for?
To grab things.
Grabbing things, yeah.
You see how she climbed right up that tree?
Well, I got to be going.
Bye, Steveasaurus Rex.
Bye.
Wow, what an amazing day.
Whew...
A clue, a clue!
Look!
Hey, these look just like the footprints from our backyard.
A clue, a clue!
Oh, you think they're allosaurus footprints?
No, a clue!
Oh, you see a clue. Where?
Right there. [laughs]
I guess it's the color green...
No, red...
No, orange...
Wait, what's happening?
It keeps changing color.
Yeah, it's changing colors.
I guess changing colors is our clue.
You know where we need to write this down.
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook!
Notebook, right.
Guess I'll start with my green crayon.
[notebook roars]
Let's use three different crayons.
Some green...
and then some red...
and then orange.
There... changing colors.
Good thing I skidoo with all my crayons.
Hey, we have all three clues.
You know what that means?
We're ready to sit in our...
Thinking Chair!
Thinking Chair! Let's go!
[barking "Blue Skidoo"]
Okay, now that we're in our Thinking Chair, let's think.
Will you help?
You will?
Great.
[notebook roars]
Okay... so, we're trying to figure out
what Blue saw in our backyard
and our clues are...
scales...
this shape...
and changing colors.
So, what do you think Blue saw in our backyard
with scales, this shape and changing colors?
Well, what could be this shape and has scales?
A lizard!
A lizard, right!
A lizard is this shape and its body is covered in scales.
But what about our third clue, changing colors?
What kind of lizard changes colors?
A chameleon!
A chameleon! Right!
A chameleon is a lizard that changes colors!
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 ♪
♪ 'Cause we're really smart.
Blue, is that what you saw in the backyard?
A chameleon?
[barks]
Well, can you show us where?
I want to see this chameleon.
[barking...]
Somewhere around here, Blue?
[barks]
Hey, that's an awfully big shadow for a chameleon.
Hi, Steve.
Where's that voice coming from?
There, there!
I'm right here, Steve.
So you are. [laughs]
Did you see that?
That chameleon made his color change
to the same color as the table.
That's why it was so hard to see him.
That's right, Steve.
And look what I can do now.
He's changing colors!
Hey, Mr. Chameleon
did anyone ever tell you
that you look a lot like a dinosaur?
A dinosaur?
Well, you know
my great-great-great-great
grandfather was alive
when the dinosaurs were.
That's probably why.
Look, Chameleon has a long tail and scales
but it's not a dinosaur.
It just looks like a dinosaur.
Now you get it.
Remember how we figured out
what those animals were
with Shovel and Pail?
Oh, and remember
how we met Archaeopteryx
in the land of dinosaurs?
This is my great-great-great- great-great-great cousin.
Wow, our backyard is full of dinosaur relatives.
Astonishing.
Hey, thank you so much for all your help today.
♪ Now it's time for so long
♪ But we'll sing just one more song ♪
♪ Thanks for doing your part
♪ You sure are smart
♪ You know, with me and you
♪ And my dog, Blue
♪ We can do anything
♪ That we want to do.
Buh-bye, thanks for coming.
See you later.
[both singing tune]
[barking good-bye]
[giggles, laughs]