[Periwinkle laughs]
Hi.
Vroom! Vroom!
Do you hear that sound?
Vroom! Vroom!
Vroom! Vroom!
[questioning whimper]
Beep-beep, beep-beep.
Blue, did you hear that?
Vroom!
Beep-beep. Vroom!
Wonder what it is.
Honk-honk!
Vroom-vroom!
Where's that sound coming from?
Honk-honk. Vroom!
Over there.
Vroom! Vroom!
Oh. Yeah.
It's Periwinkle, our new neighbor.
Hi, Periwinkle.
Come on, Plum.
Coming through.
Honk-honk!
Keep the bus lane clear.
Vroom! Vroom!
Periwinkle...
wh-what are you doing?
Vroom! Playing bus driver.
Come on, Plum.
Plum?
Who's...?
Vroom! Vroom!
Who's Plum?
Plum. He's my old friend.
See? Here's a picture.
Oh, so... that's a picture of Plum.
Does Plum live around here?
No, he lives far away.
[whimpers]
He used to be my next-door neighbor
when I lived in the city, but then I moved here
so, I don't get to see him anymore.
I miss him.
Come on, Plum.
Let's keep driving.
Beep-beep, honk-honk.
Bye, Periwinkle.
[barks softly]
How do you think Periwinkle is feeling?
Sad.
Yeah.
Periwinkle's probably feeling sad
because he misses his old friend, Plum.
Hey, Blue, what do you think Periwinkle could do
to feel better?
[barking]
Oh. Great idea.
We'll play Blue's Clues
to figure out what Periwinkle can do
to feel better about missing his friend.
♪ We are gonna play Blue's Clues ♪
♪ 'Cause it's a really great game. ♪
So, remember, Blue's paw print will be on the clues.
Blue's Clues.
Now, we should probably get rid of this paw print.
[horn honking]
Hey, I think Paw Print is playing "bus."
Uh... okay, back it up.
Right. Okay, you're good, you're good.
Keep going.
You got it, you got it.
You're clear. Go.
Bye.
Hey, you know what we need to play Blue's Clues?
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook.
...notebook.
Right.
Come on.
Blue's Clues!
I'm so excited!
Thanks, side table drawer.
You're welcome, Steve.
♪ To play Blue's Clues, we gotta find... ♪
Paw prints!
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 to do
♪ Sit down in our thinking chair and think... ♪
♪ Think...
♪ Think
♪ 'Cause when we use our minds to take a step at a time ♪
♪ We can do anything
[barks]
♪ That we wanna do.
You know, I can tell
I'm really going to need your help today
trying to figure out what Periwinkle could do
to feel better about missing his friend.
You will help, right?
Great.
So, did you see which way Blue went?
That way.
That way?
Thanks.
Come on.
♪ We are looking for Blue's Clues ♪
♪ We are looking for Blue's Clues ♪
♪ We are looking for Blue's Clues ♪
♪ Wonder where they are?
A clue!
It grew?
A clue!
Oh, our plant.
It grew.
No, a clue.
You see a clue?
What do you know?
There's a clue on these... crayons.
You know what we need?
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook.
Notebook. Right.
I'll just use my crayon to draw these crayons.
Let's start with a line, a point for the tip
and the line around for the rest of the crayon.
Some stripes.
Another line around with a tip and some more stripes.
Crayons.
So, what could Periwinkle do
to feel better about missing his friend...
with crayons?
Do you know?
Oh?
Maybe, but we better find two more clues.
Periwinkle: Blue, look at the city I made.
[Blue whimpers]
Come on.
Hi, Periwinkle.
Hi, Blue.
What are you doing?
I'm building a little city.
It reminds me of the city
where I used to live.
[whimpers]
[yipping a melody]
Whoa! Blue?
[yips]
Blue, where'd you go?
Oh, oh, Periwinkle, uh, Blue just skiddooed
into the city you made.
Come on.
♪ Blue skiddoo, we can, too. ♪
Wow! Look at this city!
[siren blaring]
Listen to those sounds.
[horns honking]
Hey, Periwinkle, is this where you used to live?
No, I lived in a different city.
But it was kind of like this.
Hi.
Everything okay?
No. I'm lost.
I'm trying to find my friend
but I've never been to a city before.
Oh. Neither have I.
I can help.
I know all about cities.
Yeah, our friend Periwinkle here
used to live in a city.
Will you help, too?
Great.
So, where does your friend live?
Near the tallest skyscraper in the city.
But, what is a skyscraper?
Good question.
What's a skyscraper?
I know, I know!
A skyscraper is a really, really, really
really tall building.
It's the tallest kind of building.
Let's find it, please.
Okay.
Where is the tallest skyscraper?
Over there.
[bell dings]
Yeah, right there.
That's the tallest skyscraper.
Come on!
Don't forget to look both ways.
That's the tallest building I've ever seen!
Wow. Me, too.
Look how high up it goes.
Periwinkle: One time, my friend Plum and I
went up to the top of a skyscraper
in an elevator just like that.
Steve: Really?
The very top?
Wow.
So, Tractor, do you see your friend yet?
Not yet.
She said she lives in a parking garage
right near here.
[barks "parking garage?"]
But I don't know what a parking garage is.
Yeah, neither do I.
I know what a parking garage is.
It's a building where lots of cars are parked inside.
Oh, okay.
So, where is the parking garage?
Right there.
Oh, yeah, right there.
I can see all the cars inside.
Come on.
And don't forget to look both ways.
This is a lot like the parking garage
near where I used to live.
So, uh, Tractor, what kind of car is your friend?
She's a yellow taxicab.
I know what a taxicab is!
It's a car that gives people rides
to different places in the city.
But it costs money.
It has a sign with a light on top
so people can find it.
Oh. Great.
So, a yellow car with a sign and a light.
Just let us know if you see the yellow taxi.
Right there!
[horn honking]
Oh, yeah.
There it is.
Uh, Tractor, is that your friend?
Taxi?
Tractor!
Come on.
I'll show you around the city.
Thanks for helping me find my friend.
You're welcome.
Bye.
Come on, Steve.
[yipping melody]
I like remembering some of the things
I used to do in the city.
I only wish I could tell Plum about it.
But he lives too far away.
Oh, well.
Bye.
Bye, Periwinkle.
I guess he still misses Plum.
You know, we better keep looking for clues
so we can figure out what Periwinkle can do
to feel better about missing his friend.
Come on.
A clue, a clue!
What?
I think my ears are still ringing
from all that city noise.
A clue.
Oh, you said you see a clue.
Where?
Behind you!
What do you know?
There's a clue on this folded piece of paper.
You know what we need?
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook.
Notebook. Right.
So, a folded piece of paper.
A rectangle for the front half of the paper
with the part of the other half poking up from behind.
A folded piece of paper.
So, what was our first clue?
Crayons.
Crayons.
Right.
And now, our second clue is this folded piece of paper.
So, what could Periwinkle do
to feel better about missing his friend
with crayons and a folded piece of paper?
Maybe...
but, I think we better find our last clue.
♪ ...mail time, mail time.
Hey, 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!" ♪
Hey ya, Steve.
I just introduced myself to a new friend next door.
You mean Periwinkle.
Actually, I was talking about
Periwinkle's mailbox.
She's new in the neighborhood
so I went to say hello.
Oh.
Can't wait to meet her.
Thanks, Mailbox.
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?
Look, it's a letter from our friends.
Hi, Steve.
We moved to a new apartment.
We used to live in a house. Here's a picture.
Our old house had stairs.
Now we take an elevator.
Our friends lived down the street at our old house.
Now they live right across the hall.
Our new bedroom.
We got toys and books from our old house.
Bye, Steve. Bye, Steve.
Bye.
Periwinkle: Where are the skyscrapers?
Steve, I'm trying to look for skyscrapers.
Do you see any?
No.
No, I think you can only find skyscrapers
in the city.
Oh.
I miss my playground.
Your playground?
Yeah. Look.
That's my old playground right near my old home.
Plum and I are playing the Skyscraper game.
Skyscraper game?
What's the Skyscraper game?
You sit back and you look up in the sky
and you try to see the top of the tallest skyscraper.
Really?
That sounds great.
But we can't play it here
because there aren't any skyscrapers.
Hey.
Hey, maybe we can figure out a new way
that Periwinkle can play the skyscraper game.
Will you help?
Great.
Well, what do we have in the backyard
that's really tall like skyscrapers?
Trees.
Trees. Yeah.
Hey, Periwinkle.
Maybe we could lean back
and try to see the tops of the trees?
Oh, well, I've never done that before.
Ooh.
Wow. This is great.
Look. That leaf is about to fall.
This reminds me of looking at the buildings with Plum.
We should call this
"The Top of the Treetop" game.
Hey, great job.
You helped Periwinkle make a new game
out of an old game
by using tall trees instead of skyscrapers.
Yeah.
Maybe we can play "Honk and Jump," too.
Yeah.
What is "Honk and Jump"?
Another playground game.
Great.
Plum made it up.
Every time a car honks its horn, you jump.
Listen for a honk.
Hey.
There are no car honks here.
So we can't play.
Yeah, it's true.
You don't really hear too many car honks
out here in the backyard.
Hey. But maybe can use new sounds.
What kind of sounds could we listen for
in the backyard?
Bird sounds.
[tweets]
Bird sounds. Yeah.
See, we have sounds in the backyard.
They're just different kinds of sounds.
Yeah, Blue. We can play "Tweet and Jump."
Great idea.
Let's jump every time we hear a tweet.
[tweet]
[tweet]
[tweets twice]
I want to show you one more game.
Okay.
This is called the Bounce game.
You have to try to bounce the ball
as high as you can. Like this.
Oh, it didn't bounce.
The grass is too soft.
We can't play.
[barks]
Yeah.
Maybe we can make up a new game.
Yeah.
So... this grass is too soft.
Let's see.
We need something harder
so the ball can bounce.
What could Periwinkle use in the backyard
to play the Bounce game?
Right there.
The rock.
Oh, yeah. That rock.
Great thinking.
Hey, Periwinkle.
Try to bounce the ball on that big rock.
Good idea.
Look, it bounced.
Just like it did at my playground.
Your turn, Blue.
Blue, look how far the ball rolled.
We can call the game "Rock and Roll."
Thanks for helping me figure out new games.
Hey, great job.
Now Periwinkle can play some of his old playground games
in a new backyard kind of way.
Come on.
We still have to find our last clue.
A clue! A clue!
What? You heard another tweet?
Okay.
No, a clue.
Oh, you see a clue.
There it is.
There's a clue right here on this envelope.
You know what we need?
our handy dandy...
Notebook.
Notebook. Right.
So... an envelope.
Let's draw a rectangle...
and a line that swoops down for the flap...
two diagonal lines here...
and we have an envelope.
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.
Okay. Now that we're in our thinking chair
let's think.
You will help, right?
Great.
So, we're trying to figure out what Periwinkle could do
to feel better about missing his friend.
And our clues are:
crayons...
folded piece of paper...
and an envelope.
So... so maybe Periwinkle could do something
with the crayons and the paper.
Yeah.
But what could he do?
Make a picture.
Make a picture. Yeah.
And the paper is folded in half so that would make a card.
So if Periwinkle made a picture and folded it into a card...
then what would he do with the envelope?
Mail it.
Periwinkle could make a card and mail it to his friend Plum.
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. Great idea.
Let's go see if Periwinkle wants to make a card
and send it to Plum.
Look, Plum, it's a new game.
Kind of like the Bounce game.
Periwinkle.
Blue had an idea.
Do you want to make a card
and mail it to your friend Plum?
Make a card?
Why would I do that?
Well, making a card and mailing it to Plum
might be a good way of staying friends with him.
It'll help Plum remember you
and it'll help you remember Plum.
Oh, good idea!
Come on.
I'm going to tell Plum about everything we did today.
Beep, beep.
Hey, Tractor.
Remember how we helped Tractor find a friend in the city?
I finished my card. Look.
This is what it says:
"Dear Plum, you would like it here at my new home.
"We play a game like Honk and Jump
"except it's with tweets.
"You would like my new friends.
"We went to a city
"and saw a really, really tall skyscraper
"like the one I went to with you.
"I miss you a lot.
From, Periwinkle."
Periwinkle, Plum is going to love that card.
Maybe Plum will send me a card, too.
We can be card friends.
I'll help you send that card.
Hey, thanks to you, Periwinkle is feeling better
about missing his friend.
Come on.
[tweet]
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.
Bye-bye. Thanks for coming.
See ya later.
[humming]
[barks]
I got a card from Periwinkle.
Whoo-hoo! He remembers me.
Hey, maybe I can make a card, too.
Then I can send it to Periwinkle.
All right!
[barks]