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Blue's Birthday is the 9th episode of Blue's Clues from Season 2. It was the twenty-ninth episode to be produced and the twenty-ninth to be aired.

Summary

Steve is hosting a birthday party for Blue. The celebrities are giving Blue birthday wishes.

Elements

  • Question: What does Blue want for her birthday present?
  • Clues:
    • 1. The Color Green
    • 2. A Tank
    • 3. A Shell
  • Answer: A turtle
  • Living room picture: Present Store (Same as Mailbox's Birthday and Math!) (skidoo location)
  • Skidoo location: Live action living room (VHS extended version only)
  • Felt Frame picture: Felt Friends wearing a party hats/birthday hats.
  • Snail Appearances: (1. under the chair) (2. behind the present) (3. on the blue-spotted balloon)

Locations

Characters

Special Guests

Objects

Missing things

  • Sprinkles
  • Light blue balloon
  • Napkin

VHS Extended Version

Cold Open

Bonus Scene before the credits

  • Huge Red present with red swirls (Like the Thinking Chair, from Sidetable Drawer, who didn't attend the party)
  • Large Purple present with White Polka Dots (Like the Bedroom from Tickety Tock)
  • Medium yellow present with yellow swirls (Like the Kitchen from Mr. Salt)
  • Small green present with green stripes (Like Steve's shirt from himself)
  • Blue heart-shaped cookie that says "Thank You" (From Blue)

Recap

US Version

Steve welcomes the viewers and says that they are the first guests for Blue's birthday party. He says that the viewers are early and, since they are, he wants to ask for help in getting things ready for the party and playing Blue's Clues to find out what Blue wants for her birthday. They agree and help out with the special dance for Blue. They sung it with Steve and afterwards, Steve asked Blue what she wanted for her birthday. So they played a birthday game of Blue's Clues to figure out. Sidetable Drawer was so excited for Blue's Birthday Party. As Sidetable Drawer opens up her drawer, confetti sprinkles out. Steve had a birthday notebook for a birthday game of Blue's Clues. Steve explains how to play Blue's Clues to the viewers. Soon after, Steve heads into the kitchen. He spots some cupcakes with blue frosting and sprinkles that Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper just made. But, one of the cupcakes had no sprinkles. "Forgotten sprinkles", they both said. "Where?" they both asked. They find out which cupcake needed sprinkles. Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper are so excited about Blue's Birthday and so was Steve. Steve heads outside and saw the backyard decorated. Steve comes across an invitation on the path. Later, they find the first clue, which is the color green his favorite color. Steve gets out of his notebook. But because this was a colored clue, he needed a green crayon. Steve draws the first clue. But he needed two more clues. Soon after, Steve helps out by fixing more things that are out of place. They complete a set of balloons that were missing one and it was a light blue one and place a missing napkin on a table. Steve then asks Mrs. Pepper to watch Blue while Steve skidoos alone to the Present Store and picks out gifts for Blue and they buy her a stuffed blue puppy and Steve buys her a turquoise turtle. The cash register says that the turtle's name is turtle "Turquoise". They skidoo home and find the second clue, a tank. So far, Steve had two clues. The color green and a tank. Gingerbread Boy arrives for Blue's Birthday Party and joins in on some party games. In the mail-time segment, Blue gets a birthday card from several special guests wishing Blue a happy birthday. There was Gloria Estefan, Tia and Tamera Mowry, Amanda Bynes, and Michelle Trachtenberg, and finally Rosie O'Donnell. Baby Bear shows up next to Blue's Birthday Party (and Steve thanks an unseen Mama Bear for dropping her off safely and bids her good-bye, to which she responds by honking her car horn). Then, many characters watch as Blue unwraps her presents, each of which matches the personalities of the friend that gave them to her. Slippery Soap gave Blue a bottle of bubbles. Slippery Soap said, "I just love bubbles and I thought you would too, Blue." as Blue gave him a big hug. Gingerbread Boy gave Blue a gingerbread house. Gingerbread Boy said, "Now you won't forget my house, Blue." As Blue hugged Gingerbread Boy, he gave Blue a gentle pat on the head while hugging her. Tickety Tock gave Blue a clock puzzle. Tickety Tock said, "That clock puzzle is from me. Happy Birthday." Blue then gave Tickety Tock a big hug and Tickety rang her alarm bells with joy. The Viewers gave Blue the blue spotted puppy plushie and Blue licked (kissed) the Viewers sweetly. Shovel and Pail gave Blue some flowers from the garden and they said, "And these flowers are from us from the garden." Baby Bear gave Blue a book that she wrote all by herself and she said, "And this book is from me. I wrote it all by myself,". As everyone cheered, the doorbell rang and Magenta arrives at the door. As she walked in, a shell falls on the floor, which was the last clue. Steve saw it and drew it in the notebook. And before he did, Steve made a joke about the shell and said, "Let's draw the shell. Shell we?," After the last clue, a shell, Steve decided to go back out to the backyard and goes to tell Blue. Just as Steve heads back outside, Blue opens Magenta's gift. Steve remembered that they took the picture when Magenta came over to play. Steve had some good news to tell Blue. He quietly told her that they found all 3 clues. Blue and everyone was excited and delighted and they all said, "Thinking Chair," together. So, Steve and Blue head inside to The Thinking Chair. Steve sits down in The Thinking Chair and tries to figure out what Blue wants for her birthday present. The clues were the color green, a tank, and a shell. Steve realized that Blue wanted a turtle for her birthday. Steve stands up but the music doesn't play just yet. Steve quietly whispers to the viewers up close that a turtle was what he bought at the present store. So, Steve tells Blue that they figured out Blue's Clues and confetti rains down on top of them. Blue opens Steve's present and finds the pet turtle from the present store. Steve tells Blue it was a special green turtle with a blue-spotted shell. Steve told Blue that her name is Turquoise. "Happy birthday, Blue. I love you.", Steve tells Blue as she licks (kisses) him sweetly. Blue then plays a brief round of Pin the flag on Mailbox before the birthday cake is delivered. Steve saw the cake was shaped like Blue's Pawprint. The cast sings the Birthday Song. Soon after, Blue and Steve blow out the candles. Steve clears his throat, thanks the viewers, and sings the So Long Song and the episode ends.

UK Version

Kevin welcomes the viewers and says that they are the first guests for Blue's birthday party. He says that the viewers are early and, since they are, he wants to ask for help in getting things ready for the party and playing Blue's Clues to find out what Blue wants for her birthday. They agree and help out with the special dance for Blue. Sidetable Drawer was so excited for Blue's Birthday Party. As Sidetable Drawer opens up her drawer, confetti sprinkles out. Kevin had a birthday notebook for a birthday game of Blue's Clues. Kevin explains how to play Blue's Clues to the viewers. Soon after, Kevin heads into the kitchen. He spots some cupcakes with blue frosting and sprinkles that Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper just made. But, one of the cupcakes had no sprinkles. "Forgotten sprinkles", they both said. "Where?" they both asked. They find out which cupcake needed sprinkles. Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper are so excited about Blue's Birthday and so was Kevin. Kevin heads outside and saw the backyard decorated. Kevin comes across an invitation on the path. Later, they find the first clue, which is the color green. Kevin gets out of his notebook. But because this was a colored clue, he needed a green crayon. Kevin draws the first clue. But he needed two more clues. Soon after, Kevin helps out by fixing more things that are out of place. They complete a set of balloons that were missing one and place a missing napkin on a table. Kevin then Skidoos alone to the present store and picks out gifts for Blue, they buy her a stuffed blue puppy and Kevin buys her a turquoise turtle. The cash register names the turtle "Turquoise". They skidoo home and find the second clue, a tank. So far, Kevin had two clues. The color green and a tank. Gingerbread Boy arrives for Blue's Birthday Party and joins in on some party games. In the post-time segment, Blue gets a birthday card from several special guests wishing Blue a happy birthday. There was Gloria Estefan, Melissa Joan Hart, The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss Season 2 cast of characters, Whoopi Goldberg, Tia and Tamera Mowry, Spice Girls and finally a woman who was ACTUALLY one of Nickelodeon UK's in vision continuity presenters at the time. Baby Bear shows up next to Blue's Birthday Party (and Kevin thanks an unseen Mama Bear for dropping her off safely and bids her good-bye, to which she responds by honking her car horn). Then, many characters watch as Blue unwraps her presents, each of which matches the personalities of the friend that gave them to her. Slippery Soap gave Blue a bottle of bubbles. Gingerbread Boy gave Blue a gingerbread house. Tickety Tock gave Blue a clock puzzle. The viewers gave Blue the blue spotted puppy plushie. Shovel and Pail gave Blue some flowers from the garden. Baby Bear wrote a book all by himself. Magenta arrives at the door. As she walked in, a shell falls on the floor which was the last clue. After the last clue, a shell, Kevin goes to tell Blue. Just as Kevin heads back outside, Blue opens Magenta's gift. Kevin remembered that they took the picture when Magenta came over to play. Kevin had some good news to tell Blue. He found all 3 clues. So, Kevin and Blue head inside to the thinking chair. Kevin sits down in the thinking chair and tries to figure out what Blue wants for her birthday present. The clues were the color green, a tank, and a shell. Kevin realized that Blue wanted a turtle for her birthday. Kevin stands up but the music doesn't play just yet. Kevin whispers to the viewers up close that a turtle was what he bought at the present store. So, Kevin tells Blue that they figured out Blue's Clues and confetti rains down on top of them. Blue opens Kevin's present and finds the pet turtle from the present store. Kevin tells Blue it was a special green turtle with a blue-spotted shell. Kevin told Blue that her name is Turquoise. "Happy Birthday Blue, I love you", Kevin tells Blue as she licks Kevin. Blue then plays a brief round of Pin the flag on Mailbox before the birthday cake is delivered. The cast sings the Birthday Song. Soon after, Blue and Kevin blow out the candles. Kevin clears his throat, thanks the viewers, and sings the So Long Song and the episode ends.

VHS Extended Version

Cold Open

The viewers are greeted by three children at apartment number 3 who are getting ready to watch Blue's Clues. Steve is on the television trying to make up a birthday dance for Blue but he had a little trouble. Steve tries a birthday dance on the children watching him on TV. Steve was not doing so well. Then, he heard Blue who is still sleeping. Blue was going to wake up soon and today was her big birthday party and so much has to be done. Gifts have to be wrapped, streamers have to be strung, balloons have to be hung, party hats to make, birthday food has to be made and lots of Blue's friends are coming over. And Steve still has to make up a birthday dance for Blue. Steve asks the children, "Do you know a birthday dance?" and the children respond to him "the birthday candle dance". The children said that they will teach Steve how to do it but he has to skidoo to see them. Steve Skidoos is so glad the children invited him over so that he could learn the birthday candle dance. The only downside is, that he does not have a lot of time and Blue's party is today. Steve talks to a clock named Timely and asks him how much time he has before Blue's birthday party because he still has to learn the birthday candle dance. One of the three kids tells Steve that the clock does not talk. Steve can prove it to them. The kids wanted to see for themselves. Steve introduces Timely to the kids and they watch and wait. In a few seconds, eyes appeared. The kids gasp in amazement and then a mouth appears. The kids laughed. Timely greets the kids and Steve. He sees the time in himself and exclaims "Steve! Blue's birthday party starts soon. You need to be back when both my hands are on the number 12. That means 12:00 (noon). You don't have much time," says Timely. Steve only has ten minutes to learn the birthday candle dance. Steve sits down on the floor as he watches the kids how the birthday candle dance goes. Steve watched them do it with and without the music. Then, Steve had to try it. Steve remembers the words but he had to learn the right movements. He had to put one foot out, and bring it in, but the opposite foot out and bring it in. Then he had to jump and point at the same time. Next, he had to take three steps forward while bringing his arms out. The next move is to stick out the thumbs. The next move is to step back three times and roll the hands. Then, he had to do the twist to the left side, the right side, and then twist to left. But Steve also had to go down while he is twisting. So, all he had to do was just bend his knees. The last move is that Steve had to stand up straight and tall and bring his hands up over his head to make a candle. The last part is that Steve has to imagine himself being blown out just like a real candle. So, he just has to touch the ground with his hands. When Steve finally got the right movements, he joined the kids in the dance and they succeeded. Timely tells Steve "It's almost time for Blue's birthday party. It's time to Skidoo!" Steve saw that it was almost noon. Steve had to skidoo back to the TV. Steve says goodbye to Timely and Timely tells him, "Have a great 'time'." and giggles. As Steve skidoos back into the tv, the opening starts as the kids go over to watch while Timely declares that "It's time for Blue's birthday!". The kids take the role of the viewers as they help Steve find Blue from her hiding place in the opening and the screen gets focused on until the viewers reach the door to start the actual episode.

Bonus Scene

After Blue and Steve blow out the candles, Blue leaves the table and is nowhere to be found, so Steve heads inside the house to try to find her. He thinks he has found her behind Sidetable as he sees the party hat she was wearing. But it turns out to be a part of the decoration, and this huge "thinking chair swirled red" present from Sidetable Drawer appears, and it is for Steve. Steve denies that it is for him since it is not his birthday, but the children persuade him to open the present to find a large "bedroom polka-dotted purple" present from Tickety Tock, which turns out to be a medium "kitchen swirled yellow" present from Mr. Salt, which then turns out to be a small "Steve striped green" present from himself. Inside, it is a heart-shaped cookie that says "Thank You" on it from Blue, who had made it for Steve as a way of saying thanks for the party. They get back outside to the party in time for Steve's announcements and the episode ends with the so long song and credits on the banner.

Sound Effect Scene

  • The gong sound effect is heard once before the Thinking Time segment as Steve goes to the thinking chair.

Video Releases

Gallery

Special Guests

US Version

UK Version

VHS Extended Versions

Cold Open

Bonus Scene

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Trivia

  • Cash Register, Dale, Victoria, Carly, Timely, Green Turtle, Dark Green Turtle and Sidetable Drawer do not appear at the end of the episode for Blue's birthday party because they were very busy.
  • Tape Recorder is not seen at the end of the episode because they were left behind in Living Room in Snack Table.
  • This episode has the "She's right there!" phrase from in the opening rather than the usual "There she is!" phrase. Also, Blue barks the show's birthday song.
  • This is the last episode to use the phrase "She's right there" from Adventures in Art and What Is Blue Afraid Of?
  • This is the second episode in which the lyrics for Blue Skidoo was changed as Steve does not sing "Blue skidoo, we can too." Instead, he sings "Let's skidoo, don't tell Blue".
  • This is the last episode to use the "Right there!" phrase from Blue's Favorite Song, Blue Goes to the Beach, What Does Blue Want to Make? and Blue's News.
  • Even if a turtle was never the answer to Blue's Clues, Steve would've got one for Blue anyway.
  • There was a two-disc PC game based on this episode released by Humongous Entertainment as Blue's Birthday Adventure.
  • This is the last time where Steve skidoos into the Present Store. Josh would later skidoo there in a few episodes of Blue's Clues & You!.
  • On the VHS version, five celebrities who wished Blue a happy birthday are:
    • Gloria Estefan.
    • Tia and Tamera Mowry.
    • Amanda Bynes and Michelle Trachtenberg.
    • Even though Rosie O'Donnell did not appear in the VHS version due to WB Discovery's copyright, she did appear in both TV and DVD versions.
  • The UK/Kevin version featured celebrity birthday wishes from Whoopi Goldberg, Melissa Joan Hart, and the Muppet cast of The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss. Those celebrity appearances never appeared in airings in other countries, nor the VHS version, although one of them with the Dr. Seuss Muppets was used for a series of birthday card bumpers that aired during the week of the episode's premiere in the US. The UK/Kevin version also featured two additional birthday wishes from the Spice Girls and an unidentified female celebrity (who was ACTUALLY one of Nickelodeon UK’s presenters at the time, 1999), replacing Amanda Bynes/Michelle Trachtenberg and Rosie O'Donnell's appearances.
  • The Portugal/Duarte version, on the other hand, features a unique birthday wish from a Portuguese children's TV show, called Brincar a Brincar.
  • Whoopi Goldberg, the voice actor of Shenzi from The Lion King, is wearing a Nickelodeon The Big Help shirt in the video letter.
  • This is the first episode where a host skidoos on his own, as Steve wanted to surprise Blue with some presents.
  • This marks the last time the "Play Blue's Clues" footage from What Does Blue Want to Make? is used.
    • This is the third episode to use the brass instruments in the song.
  • This is the last episode where the viewers sing "We can do anything that we want to do" at the end, except for What Time Is It for Blue?, Blue's Story Time, The Trying Game, Blue's Senses, What Does Blue Want to Make Out of Recycled Things?, Blue's ABCs and Math!. All other episodes before this one had the viewers singing along, although Steve and the viewers sang that line separately in What Story Does Blue Want to Play?, however, Kevin still sings "We can do anything that we want to do" with the viewers at the end in the UK Versions of The Lost Episode!, Blue's Sad Day, Nurture!, Blue Is Frustrated, Art Appreciation, Blue's Surprise at Two O'Clock, Mechanics!, Animal Behavior!, Draw Along with Blue, What's So Funny? and Periwinkle Misses His Friend.
  • This is the first episode to use the turtles (hence Turquoise's debut) in the Nick Jr. still logo (with the closing credits music ending throughout and short 1998 copyright info.)
    • On the 2006 DVD release of Blue's Biggest Stories (the TV version of this episode was used), the logo got plastered by Nick Jr. Productions and Nickelodeon logos (the latter got the 2006 copyright info.)
  • From now on, with the exceptions of Blue's Big Musical, Blue's Big Costume Party, and Blocks, Steve now stops giving wrong answers. This was not the first time that this happened because this already happened in What Does Blue Want to Make Out of Recycled Things?, which was the first time that Steve didn't give the wrong answer. Joe never gave out wrong answers in any of his episodes, because in Joe Gets a Clue, Steve teaches his brother Joe to not give out wrong answers before more episodes of it. Also in Joe's Surprise Party, Periwinkle, Slippery Soap, and Tickety Tock never gave the wrong answer either.
  • Because of Jeffrey Fernandez's hairstyling for Steve Burns, this is the first time Steve's hair was shorter, not counting the theme song from the episodes.
  • In the Steve and Duarte versions, the credits that appear in the birthday banner at the ending of this episode as the "So Long Song" is being sung. This is also the first time this happens.
  • "Blue's Birthday" is available on the VHS of the same name. The VHS contains extended material that is not seen on television.
  • This is the second time the "No, a clue" phrase from Blue's ABCs is heard.
  • This is the second time the "A clue, a clue" phrase What Experiment Does Blue Want to Try? from is heard.
  • This is one of the episodes where the lines “A clue“ and “notebook” are heard.
  • This episode introduces Blue's pet turtle, Turquoise, who will appear in some future episodes.
  • This is the first time the program had featured celebrity guests, but they will appear many times in the future, either as themselves or as character voices.
  • When Steve sang We Just Figured Out Blue's Clues, confetti rained down in the living room. This is the only episode where this happens.
  • In the Mailtime segment in the TV version of Blue's Birthday, Rosie O'Donnell was the last celebrity shown in the letter. Rosie's birthday wishes from Blue were cut in the VHS extended version of this episode due to copyright issues with Warner Bros.
  • This is the second episode to use the original cheers and applause sound effect from What Was Blue's Dream About?.
  • This is one of several episodes where the The Viewer does not say "Thinking chair!", but rather the characters say it instead.
  • This is another episode where "Yes!" was heard from Blue's ABCs.
  • This is the last episode to use the idents from What Does Blue Want to Make?.
  • The airdate on the promo reveals that Blue's birthday is June 15, albeit the episode being aired on June 14, 1998.
  • This is the first episode where Steve gets to use a different-colored crayon to draw a color clue.
  • This is the only episode where Mailbox is seen without his flag. However, in Kevin's version, Mailbox is seen with his flag.
  • The spiral on the notebook changed. However, in previous episodes from late Season 1, it did change that way.
  • This marks the first episode to feature a different variant of the Handy Dandy Notebook. This also happens in later episodes.
  • Some of the toys at the present store include Gingerbread Boy and Tickety Tock's presents, as well as several toys from the house from previous episodes (like the toy giraffe from Blue's Senses).
  • This is the only time where one of the main characters (Except for Blue) skidooed into the real world, but only seen in the VHS version.
  • The intro of the episode from the VHS version is the same as the kids are heard at the beginning of the TV version.
  • This is the first episode to feature the color green as a clue. It is followed by Dress Up Day.
  • This episode has been revealed to be Steve Burns's favorite episode, along with What Experiment Does Blue Want to Try.
  • This is Steve's original version of Happy Birthday, Blue!.
  • In the original version, the tank clue is in the kitchen, but in the version from Blue's Clues & You, it was in the present store.
  • This episode was later remade in Blue's Clues & You, titled Happy Birthday, Blue!.
  • This episode breaks the theme song tradition in several ways as it should not have done, like in the early episodes of season two, except for Steve Gets the Sniffles.
  • This is one of the three Season 2 episodes in which breaks tradition that should not have been done, the other two are Blue's Senses and What Is Blue Trying to Do?.
  • During the credits, Blue is still wearing her birthday hat when chasing her ball in the US version. But in the UK version, the hat was removed.
  • When Steve introduces the birthday candle dance to Blue, he says that he made it up. However, the three children in the cold open in the VHS extended version taught him the dance.
    • This is either a goof, a lie, or a sign that the children helped Steve make up the dance, as Steve was trying to make up a birthday dance for Blue, but he had a little trouble.
  • When Steve says, "We took that picture when Magenta came over to play!", it is a reference to Magenta Comes Over.
  • When the guests play Musical Chairs, it is a reference to Mailbox's Birthday.
  • This is the first Playskool toy of Tape Recorder from Mechanics! and Blue's Big Band in cold open.
  • This is the second birthday episode of Blue's Clues, after the first being Mailbox's Birthday.
  • The intro of the episode is identical to the one that the birthday guests used in Mailbox's Birthday.
  • This is the third and last time the Playskool toys will appear in this episode. The other two times were from Magic and Slippery Soap.
  • Slippery Soap's balloon from his debut episode (Science) was the second to be seen.
  • Science is the only Playskool toy to not appear in this episode.
  • In this episode, the camera will also go between the TV and VCR (in the US version).
  • The VCR in the US version of the episode is the same one from the VHS release of Mailbox's Birthday, which it does not appear in the episodes at all.
  • As shown in the episode, this is the first time Blue's balloon is seen in a scene.
  • After Steve says, "You know what it's time for? Our...", Baby Bear, Gingerbread Boy, Slippery, Tickety, Shovel, and Magenta say "Thinking chair!" at the same time, including Pail, who says it with her mouth speeding up after a one-second pause.
  • After Steve sings "Open Presents", Blue claps her paws with the others, except Shovel and Pail, who have no hands, but hug each other while they cheer and Blue enjoys it very much.
  • In the TV and VHS versions, Steve's way of saying, "Ready, one, two, three, blow!" sounds different.
  • When Steve says, "All right, Gingerbread Boy!", he pretends to be Joe who slides down the slide and says that.
  • Before Steve sings, "We Just Figured Out Blue's Clues", he has an extra line, which is, "And a turtle is what we bought for Blue at the present store.".
  • When Blue plays "Pin the flag on Mailbox", she pins the flag on Mailbox's face, becoming a nose for himself.
  • In the TV version, Blue blows out the candles with her eyes closed with Steve joining her in frozen motion.
  • In the VHS version, while Blue blows out the candles, she opens her eyes and shuts them again with Steve joining her, moving.
  • When the candles are blown out in the TV version, Steve claps with the other guests, except Shovel and Pail, who jump and Magenta, who lets out Blue's cheer.
  • When the candles are blown out in the VHS version, the guests don't clap, but Steve does and says, "Yay for the birthday girl.", toots his noisemaker, and laughs.

Goofs

  • Captioning for Blue's barking throughout the episode reads things like "bowwow," which is not a normal practice.
    • Normally, it just says "(Blue barking)" or something to that effect.
  • In the scene where Steve leaves the kitchen to go outside, on the bottom of the screen is a black stripe, and when Blue jumps and appears in the window, you can see her bottom half missing before and after she jumps.
  • Before Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper bring the cupcakes, the latter was seen on the left side of the screen.
  • When Steve says "Okay" after his Skidoo back from the store, the boom mic is seen on top of the screen.
  • When Steve comes a bit close to Turquoise, part of his neck is cut off.
  • After Steve draws the third clue (a shell), the pawprint was still seen on the shell.
  • When Steve says, "Oh, look, Blue. This cake is shaped just like your paw print", one of the candles is missing.
  • Blue's Birthday is March 1, which was Donovan Patton's birthday, not June 15, which was when this episode took place.
  • In the UK version, the text on the banner during the So Long Song is left blank.
  • When Baby Bear arrives at the party Steve's feet are cut off, and as he gets closer to the camera the bottom half of his body is cut off.
  • When the third clue appears, it is on the left side of the shell, then after Steve draws it in his notebook, it moves to the right.
Blue's Clues Season 2
Steve Gets the Sniffles | What Does Blue Want to Build? | Blue's Senses | What Experiment Does Blue Want to Try? | What Does Blue Want to Make Out of Recycled Things? | What Was Blue's Dream About? | Blue's ABCs | Math! | Blue's Birthday | What Does Blue Want to Do with Her Picture? | What Does Blue Want to Do on a Rainy Day? | Blue's Surprise at Two O'Clock | The Lost Episode! | Blue's Sad Day | What Game Does Blue Want to Learn? | What Did Blue See? | Nurture! | Blue Is Frustrated | What Is Blue Trying to Do? | Mechanics!
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