Blue's Clues & You! JPL49650 Mail Time with Mailbox, Multi-Color

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Living room picture: Blue drawing a heart, then Blue putting the drawing in a gift, then Blue giving Josh the gift, then Josh hugging Blue while holding the drawing This is the sixth episode where a book was a clue. The others being What Time Is It for Blue?, Geography, Blue's Big Pajama Party and Pajama Party with Blue, and Something To Do Blue. I see. Who is purple, has a flag, and can't wait to come over every day? Do you know? Oh yeah, Mailbox! It's you! Gingerbread Boy (voiced by Benjamin Valic in Season 1 and Nicholas Roye in Season 5) is a talking gingerbread cookie who lives in a board game similar to Candy Land. Blue and Steve occasionally "skidoo" into his game to visit him. He first appeared in "Blue Wants to Play a Game". He has a sister, Gingerbread Girl (voiced by Lily Sanfelippo), who appears in the episode "Geography". Living room picture: Chalk drawing of an apple, then a pencil, then an envelope, then a book, then a bus

Living room picture: A person winning a running race, then standing on a mountain top, then a laughing face Living room picture: The evolution of Blue's Clues throughout the episode, First Steve playing Blue's Clues, then Joe getting his very first notebook, then Steve going to college, then Joe playing Blue's Clues, then Josh playing Blue's Clues a b Fisch, Shalom M.; Rosemarie T. Truglio (2001). "Why Children Learn from Sesame Street". In Shalom M. Fisch & Rosemarie T. Truglio. "G" is for Growing: Thirty Years of Research on Children and Sesame Street. Mahweh, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Publishers. p. 234. ISBN 0-8058-3395-1This is the first episode of the reboot that Steve appears in where Sidetable doesn’t appear in her inanimate cameo appearance. Six episodes do not feature Mailtime: " Blue's Big Musical," Blue Takes You to School," " The Legend of the Blue Puppy," " Skidoo Adventure," " The Fairy Tale Ball," and " Blue's Dino Clues." Living room picture: A pulley with an envelope attached to it, then the pulley pulling the envelope In the first part of the scene where Steve and Blue were helping Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper with Mailbox’s birthday cake, Blue’s tail is cut off, but later gets fixed for the rest of the scene. This marks the first episode in which dancing was a clue, it was the answer to Blue’s Clues in Story Wall.

The host of the reboot. He is Steve and Joe's cousin. He is a guitar player who wears a blue striped shirt similar to Steve's but without a collar. There is a picture of The Itsy Bitsy Spider even though it was the answer to Blue’s Clues in Blue Wants to Play a Song Game when Blue left three clues on a sun, rain and a spider and there was even a spider in Chalk Girl’s story in Draw Along with Blue and there was also a spider in The Trying Game when Steve saw a Spider spinning webs like her spider dad, and in Blue's Big Treasure Hunt when Steve and Blue saw Little Miss Muffet and she had a spider frighten her away. In Steve Gets the Sniffles, Steve doesn't yell out the word "mail", he almost did but he was almost going to sneeze again so he just says it calmly. In the UK Version, Kevin went to the right instead of the left to get his notebook because the living room was in the left, not the right. And when Kevin heard someone needed help in Storybook Forest, he was on the the left, but he went to the right instead of the left. Erin Ryan and her colleagues performed a 2009 study on the effect of the use of American Sign Language (ASL) in Blue's Clues episodes. They analyzed 16 episodes over two weeks for the content and frequency of the signs used and found a high incidence of ASL use by various characters, but that it was inconsistent, especially in the connection between English words and their corresponding signs. The purpose of signed communication and its connection with ASL and the Deaf community was also not clearly explained. The researchers speculated that hearing children with no previous ASL exposure would become familiar with ASL and with deaf people by these episodes, thus reducing the stigma attached to deafness and hard of hearing individuals. Based on other research about the positive effects of teaching ASL to hearing children, the researchers also speculated that it could lead to an increase of vocabulary skills and IQ, as well as improve interpersonal communication. They surmised that deaf children would feel more included and less isolated and have more opportunities to view positive models of ASL and deaf people. [153] [154]Orange Kitten, or Orange for short, (voiced by Caitlin Hale in the original and Glee Dang in the reboot) is a 5-year-old [1] kitten who attends Blue's preschool class. She made her first appearance in "Blue's Sad Day". Garcia, Cathy Rose A. (28 October 2013). "Meet the woman behind Blue's Clues, Cha-Ching". ABS-CBN Corporation. Quezon City, Philippines . Retrieved 6 June 2021.

Purple Kangaroo, or Purple for short, (voiced by Alexander Claffy in the original and Justice James in the reboot) is a 5-year-old [1] soft-spoken lavender-colored kangaroo who also attends Blue's preschool class. He first appears in "Blue's Sad Day". a b Dominguez, Noah (20 January 2021). "Blue's Clues Co-Creator Says She Has the Lost Pilot". CBR.com . Retrieved 4 June 2021. This is also the first episode where open motion was the first clue because in What's Inside?, it was the second clue. In 100th Episode Celebration, Steve and Joe sing the Mailtime song from Signs and Patience, in both episodes, Blue's modern singing was used, but in this episode, Blue's high singing sound effect was used.Dhingra, Koshi; Alice Wilder; Alison Sherman; Karen D. Leavitt (April 2001). "Science on Television: Case Study of the Development of "Bugs" on "Blue's Clues" (PDF). Change Agents in Science Education. Annual meeting. Seattle, Washington: American Educational Research Association, pp.1–18 This is the 1st of 3 episodes revolving around a character's birthday. The other two are " Blue's Birthday" and " Joe's Surprise Party."