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

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This is the second episode where an open motion was a clue. The first episode being What's Inside?.

The Felt Friends are a group of children made entirely of geometric felt shapes. They live in a world that Blue and the host can enter by "skidooing" into a picture frame in the Blue's Clues house. They often ask for the host's help when they need to count, build, or fix something constructed with felt shapes. Many of the Felt Friends' names start with the letter F. Sam (played by Lisa Datz) is Orange Kitten's owner and Steve's friend; she and Orange Kitten celebrate Hanukkah. Like most of Steve's live-action friends, she is only shown in one of the Christmas specials, "Blue's Big Holiday". Kirkorian, Heather L.; Ellen A. Wartella; Daniel R. Anderson. (Spring 2008). "Media and Young Children's Learning". The Future of Children 18 (1): 39–61 doi:10.1353/foc.0.0002 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.This also happens in " The Big Book About Us", " I'm So Happy!", " The Boat Float", and " The Scavenger Hunt".

a b Santomero, Angela (21 February 2018). "I Admired Mr. Rogers As a Mentor from Afar – Now I'm Walking in His Sneakers". USA Today . Retrieved 4 August 2021. Living room picture: Big and small apples, then open and closed books, then up and down arrows, then full and empty cups, then closed and open books, then on and off lamps, then happy and sad faces Living room picture: A pulley with an envelope attached to it, then the pulley pulling the envelope This is the second episode in which Josh receives a birthday notebook with Happy Birthday Blue being the first episode, in which Josh receives a birthday notebook with a party hat on the front cover instead of a bow.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! In " The Baby's Here!", the phone (from Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper) rang before Steve sang "Mail!" at the end. Mailbox had to remind Steve to sing "Mail!" When he had finished the call. Troseth, Georgene L.; Megan M. Saylor. Allison H. Archer. (May/June 2006). "Young Children's Use of Video as a Source of Socially Relevant Information". Child Development 77 (3): 786–799. doi:10.1111/j.1467-8624.2006.00903.x

Living room picture: First Blue, then Blue holding a notebook, then Blue sitting on the Thinking Chair This is the second time Sidetable Drawer appears without the host getting the notebook from her. The first was Blue and Little Rainbow Riding Hood.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 0-8058-3395-1 Tyrese (played by himself) is Purple Kangaroo's owner and Steve's friend; he and Purple Kangaroo celebrate Kwanzaa. Like most of Steve's live-action friends, he is only shown in one of the Christmas specials, "Blue's Big Holiday". For Mailbox's birthday, there is a special celebration, and we are invited to help out. They help decorate the cake for the party by observing patterns. They also skidoo along with Steve and Blue into the present store. There, they find the perfect present for Mailbox, a stamp book, and then help Blue and Steve find it when it gets lost among a bunch of other presents.