Hi, out there!
It's me, steve.
Have you seen blue, my puppy?
There she is!
Come on in.
[ Barking]
Oh, hi.
Come on in.
You're just in time.
We're experimenting.
[ Water splashes, blue barks quietly]
Uh-oh-- did you hear that?
Blue must have just experimented with her apple.
[ Barks]
Oh, yeah, the apple did float-- cool.
We're doing the "sink/float" experiment.
You want to see?
Yeah!
Great.
Okay, blue
Do you think my apple will sink or float?
Float.
[ Laughs]
Oh, my green apple floats
Just like the red one-- cool.
Okay, blue, what else should we use for our experiment?
No?
You don't want to try
The "sink/float" experiment again?
[ Barks no]
Oh-- well, what experiment do you want to try?
Oh, great idea, blue.
We'll play "blue's clues" to figure out
What experiment you want to try.
♪ We are gonna play blue's clues ♪
♪ 'Cause that's a real great game, yeah! ♪
Now, remember, blue's paw print will be on the clues--
"Blue's clues."
Oh, yeah, we probably shouldn't just leave this paw print here.
Hmm.
I know-- maybe we could experiment with...
This magnet.
[ Low humming]
[ Metallic clink]
Cool.
You know what else we need for "blue's clues"?
Our...
Notebook!
Notebook-- right, come on.
"Blue's clues" is my favorite game.
Mine, too.
Hey, side table drawer, check this out.
[ Low humming]
Hey.
[ Grunts]
Hey, you know, I can tell
I'm really going to need your help today
Figuring out what experiment blue wants to try.
Will you help me?
You will? Great.
So... So to play blue's clues, we got to find a...
Paw print!
Paw print, right, because that's the first...
Clue!
Clue, yeah, 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, take a step at a time ♪
♪ We can do anything...
[ Barks]
♪ That we want to do.
Okay, to our first clue.
Let's go in the direction of our first clue.
That would be in the direction blue went, right?
Right.
Did you see which way she went?
That way!
Oh, this way.
Thanks.
♪ 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, yeah.
See-- paprika floats.
Paprika floats.
A clue, a clue, a clue!
Are you playing the "sink/float" game again?
No, it's a clue!
A clue?
That's a good question.
I wonder if a clue sinks or floats.
A clue!
Right there!
Oh! There's a clue right here.
Clue.
Here's our clue, and it's...
Water-- cool.
So our first clue is water.
You know what we need now.
Right, we need to write this clue down in our handy-dandy...
Notebook!
Notebook.
Okay, so, water.
Water looks like this big kind of shapeless, amorphous shape
With some wavy lines there.
That looks like water, don't you think?
Hmm.
So, what experiment could blue want to try with water?
Hmm.
What do you think?
Well, maybe, I think we should find two more clues and see.
Hey! Here's another experiment.
How many "steve steps" do you think it'll take
To get to the garden?
What do you think?
Well, let's just see.
One...
Two...
Three, four, five
Six, seven.
Seven "steve steps" to get to the garden.
Good experiment.
[ Barks]
Oh, look, it's shovel and pail.
Wow, what are you doing?
Oh, it's steve-- hi!
We're experimenting with nature.
Ooh.
What do you think that is, pail?
Oh, my magnifying glass.
I've been looking for this.
[ Barks]
Good idea, blue.
Let's experiment, too.
And then we can go look
For more blue's clues.
[ Barks "okay"]
You'll experiment with us, right?
Great.
Ooh, what do we have here?
Shovel: it's the color... Red, with black dots.
Maybe it's a...
It's one of the, um...
What do you think it could be?
A ladybug.
Oh, it is a ladybug.
Good experiment.
See the black dots?
And, ooh, let's see
If we can see her very tiny legs.
Shovel: there are the legs, see?
Pail: everything looks bigger
Through our magnifying glasses.
Oh, take a look at this.
What do you think it is?
Hmm, what do you think it is?
Shovel: well, it's the color green with ridges.
What could it be?
Grass!
Oh, yeah, it is, it's grass.
It looks so different close up.
Good experiment.
Yeah!yeah! [ Barks]
Oh, you haveto take a look at this.
Whoa!
What do you think that is?
It's full of little lines.
Yeah, kind of wrinkly or something.
Yeah, what do you think it could be?
Your hand, steve!
My hand?
No way.
Yes way.
It's the skin on your hand, silly.
Oh, yeah, it is.
It's my hand.
Look at all the little lines and...
It looks so cool.
I never even noticed.
[ Barks]
Oh, yeah.
Good idea, blue.
We should go find more blue's clues
To figure out what experiment blue wants to try.
Bye, shovel, bye, pail.
Bye. Bye.
[ Humming]
Wow, look at all these...
These... Nooks and crannies in this corkboard.
Ooh.
This is cool.
Oh! Look at all of these... Threads in this curtain.
This is great.
Ooh.
Well, it's blue and paw printy.
It's a... A...
A clue!
Yep, it's a clue.
Good experiment.
It's a clue, clue, clue!
Wait a minute.
You see a clue?
Yes!
Where's the clue?
It's on the tape.
Right there!
Oh, there it is-- clue number two, and it's...
Tape.
All right, we need our handy-dandy...
Notebook!
Notebook.
Oh, wait a minute.
This is the magnifying glass.
Ha! Oh, let's see... Oh, here it is, our handy-dandy notebook.
[ Bell dings]
Right.
Okay, so, tape.
A circle here...
With another circle...
A line like this...
And some curvy lines here...
And we have tape.
Sticky, strong tape.
So, what was our first clue?
Water!
Water, right.
And now we have tape.
Hmm-- so, what experiment could blue want to try
With water and tape?
Hmm.
What do you think?
♪ Mail time, mail time, mail time, mail time!♪
You know what that means!
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!" ♪
[ Sighs]
Hey, mailbox, are you trying something new?
Yeah, it's just an experiment.
Oh, an upside-down experiment.
So, you got a letter for us?
Take a look.
Whew, that's better.
Ooh, there is one.
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.
Oh, sorry.
That's better.
Look, it's a letter from our friends.
We're experimenting with magnets.
Look, steve, these keys are metal.
It worked.
Let's try the cup.
It didn't work.
All: bye...
Bye.
Magnets are magnificent.
[ Distant whooshing]
[ Whoosh]
Wow! Did... Did you see that?
That was a sh**ting star in outer space.
[ Barking]
Hey, that was "super blue."
That means we need...
"Super steve."
Whoa... Hey...
Okay, I'm...
I'm floating.
I'm floating in outer space.
Yes, super steve in outer space.
[ Barks "super blue"]
That looks like super blue.
[ Barks]
[ Whoosh]
Wow!
Hey, I think that was... I think that was saturn
Or maybe... Maybe it was mars.
[ Whoosh]
Well, let me tell you a thing or two about our solar system.
And who, may I ask, are you?
I'm the sun.
[ Barks "the sun?"]
You're the sun?
Wow, you're the center
Of the whole solar system.
Wow, maybe you can help us.
You see, sometimes I have
A little problem with the planets.
I can never remember which planet is which and, uh...
[ Music begins playing]
♪ Well, the sun's a hot star
♪ Mercury's hot, too
♪ Venus is the brightest planet ♪
♪ Earth's home to me and you ♪
♪ Mars is the red one
♪ Jupiter is most wide
♪ Saturn's got those icy rings
♪ Uranus spins on its side
♪ Neptune's really windy
♪ And pluto's really small...
♪ Well, we wanted to name the planets ♪
Both: ♪ and now we've named them all. ♪
[ Song ends]
Well, that was great, mr. Sun.
Thanks for all your assistance.
Now it's your turn to name the planets, super steve.
My... But... My turn?
Uh...
You will help, right?
Great.
Okay, mr. Sun, no sweat.
[ Clears throat]
♪ Well, the sun's a...
♪ Hot star♪
♪ And mercury's hot, too
♪ Venus is the...
♪ Brightest planet♪
♪ And earth's home to me and you ♪
♪ Mars is the...
♪ Red one♪
♪ And jupiter is most wide... ♪
Oh, excuse me.
♪ Saturn's got those... ♪
♪ Icy rings♪
♪ And uranus spins on its... ♪
♪ Side♪
♪ Neptune's really...
♪ Windy♪
♪ Windy♪
♪ And pluto's really...
♪ Small♪
♪ Well, we wanted to name the planets ♪
♪ And now we've named them all. ♪
You got it!
One more time.
♪ Well, the sun's a hot star
♪ And mercury's hot, too
♪ Venus is the brightest planet ♪
♪ And earth's home to me and you ♪
♪ Mars is the red one
♪ And jupiter's most wide ♪
♪ Saturn's got those icy rings ♪
♪ And uranus spins on its side ♪
♪ Neptune's really windy
♪ And pluto's really small... ♪
Both: ♪ well, we wanted to name the planets ♪
♪ And now we've named them all. ♪
One more time.
Oh, you know, we'd love to
But I really should get back to earth
You know, "clues" and stuff.
Uh, but this was great-- thanks.
Bye!
[ Barks "bye-bye"]
You see what happens here in outer space with no gravity?
Things float, like us-- super blue
And super steve.
Wow.
There's gravity here on earth.
See?
No floating here.
A clue! A clue!
You see a clue?
A clue? Where?
Where's the clue?
There.
Oh... The plastic bottles.
Empty plastic bottles.
Interesting.
You know what we need?
Our handy-dandy...
Notebook.
Okay...
So, this clue--
It starts with a circle on the top
And a long rounded corner
And a curvy line here
And then one more bottle.
And there, two plastic bottles.
Well, we have our third clue.
Did you hear what I just said?
We have all three clues
And that means we're ready for our...
Thinking chair!
Thinking chair!
Let's go!
Okay, now that we're in our thinking chair
Let's think.
So, we need to figure out what experiment blue wants to try
And our clues are:
Water...
Tape...
And two plastic bottles.
So, what experiment could blue want to try
With water, tape and two plastic bottles?
Ooh-- hey, do you think
Blue wants to put the water in the plastic bottles
And then get the tape and tape them
Put the tape all over them
Just start taping them all up with the tape?
No.
No... That'd just be too much tape.
Well, what if we put water in one of the plastic bottles
And then maybe taped the other plastic bottle to the top
And then we could just swirl it around.
That would make...
The cyclone experiment.
The cyclone experiment-- that's it!
Blue wants to try the cyclone experiment.
Have you ever seen the cyclone experiment?
It's so cool!
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!
Blue, let's go try the cyclone experiment.
[ Barking curiously]
Okay, blue, are you ready?
Let's try the cyclone experiment.
First, we carefully pour the water
Into one of the empty plastic bottles.
The cyclone experiment is going to be so cool!
The cyclone experiment.
We want to see!
Oh, look who it is.
It's shovel and pail.
Remember the experiment we did with them?
Okay, now we carefully tape
The second plastic bottle...
[ Rips]
To the first one
While I hold it upside down.
Did somebody say "upside down"?
Oh, hey, mailbox.
Yep, we're trying our cyclone experiment.
Wait till you see this.
Okay, after it's all taped up
We get to swirl it around.
Did somebody say "swirl"?
Hey, look who it is!
It's...
[ Wind whooshes]
Neptune!
Right!
Okay, we're ready to try
The cyclone experiment.
[ Barking enthusiastically]
Whoa! Look at that!
It looks just like a real cyclone!
All: ooh!
Ahh!
That was great!
It's time to go.
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, see you later.
Thanks-- bye...
♪ We can do anything♪
♪ That we want to do.♪
♪ We can do anything♪