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**What Was Blue's Dream About?** is the sixth episode of *Blue's Clues* from Season 2.

## Contents

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1. Summary
2. Recap
3. Quotes
4. Trivia
5. Goofs
6. Gallery
7. Watch Episode

## Characters Present

* Blue
* Steve (North America)
* Kevin (United Kingdom)
* Duarte (Portugal)
* Sidetable Drawer
* Mailbox
* Mr. Salt
* Mrs. Pepper
* Paprika
* Tickety Tock (cameo)
* Slippery Soap
* Felt Friends
* Sleeping Beauty (debut)

## Summary

The Blue's Clues gang explain what dreams they had in their sleep, in addition to playing Blue's Clues to find out what Blue's dream was about. In this episode, we explore the dreams of the various characters. We also learn that if you try hard enough, sometimes you can change your dream. That way, if you're scared by something, you can make it go away. Additionally, we find out that if you try hard enough, sometimes dreams can come true.

## Recap

Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin invite us in, saying that he had a dream he wants to tell us about. In his dream, he was wearing sunglasses playing the guitar in front of a crowd. He played well and when he was done, everyone applauded. As they continue in the episode, they learn about the dreams of some of the other characters as well. Blue had a dream. They try to guess and thought Blue was a famous singer and that he was her guitar player. But that wasn't it. So, they play a game of Blue's Clues. They dream the paw print away. Then they go to Sidetable Drawer who dreamt that she had a fancy notebook for Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin. They thought that was a great dream but they like their notebook just as it is. They explain how to play Blue's Clues and began their search in the bedroom. The audience saw a clue when they thought they should tie their shoes. They sit on the bed and tie their shoes and then they see an article of clothing that was pink and it didn't belong to him. But it has blue's paw print on it and it was the first clue. The first clue was a leotard. Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin draw the first clue in their notebook. But he needed to collect 2 more clues. They enter the bathroom to meet up with Slippery Soap, who tells them about his dream. In his dream, he had a ball, which he threw into a net. They figure out that he was playing basketball. He then tells us that he changed his dream. After he changed it, he was wearing a mask and had flippers - he was swimming. Finally, he changed it one more time. This time, he had superpowers, a cape and antennae. He was Super Slippery. Next, they hear snoring. So, they go to investigate it and finds a felt friend. They see that he's dreaming and watch as he dreams about winning a running race. They let him continue dreaming. They fall over backwards. "Oops!", he says. Then, they see a clue on a mat. Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin draw the 2nd clue in their notebook. So far, they have 2 clues. A leotard and a mat. They get a call from Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper. They're with Paprika, who is sleeping. They learn that they each had dreams about what Paprika's going to be when she grows up. In Mr. Salt's daydream, Paprika was in a huge kitchen, was surrounded by food and had on a white, puffy hat. She was a cook or chef. In Mrs. Pepper's dream, Paprika was taking lots of funny pictures of Mr. Salt and her with a camera. - She was a picture-taker or a photographer. Then, they look into Paprika's dreams and find out that she's dreaming about becoming a singer. At Mailtime, Mailbox told them that he had a dream that he delivered him a letter, and his dream came true. In the video letter, a girl, her grandma and her friend made a dream catcher.  Suddenly they performed a roll. And so did the paw print. Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin work out that rolling was the 3rd clue. They weren't sure how to draw "rolling". So, they try drawing a curve that goes around. After that, they sit in the thinking chair and tries to figure out how to put all 3 clues together. The clues were a leotard, a mat and a rolling motion. Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin all thought Blue had a dream about a leotard that rolled up in a mat and took a nap. But that was not it. So, they thought Blue could wear the leotard and roll on the mat. They worked out Blue had a dream about doing gymnastics. They just figured out Blue's Clues. So, Blue gave it a try just like in her dream. Slippery Soap, Mr. Salt, Mrs. Pepper, Paprika and Sleeping Beauty came to watch. Blue had her leotard put on and started rolling on the mat. The group gave Blue a "10". Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin play their guitar as they sing the "So Long Song". After that, the episode ends.

## Trivia

* The music clip from the closing credits is heard from Blue's Big Musical.
* The dream versions of Paprika & Slippery Soap appear in the closing credits.
* In the skidoo segment, Blue, Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin help Sleeping Beauty change some scary objects in her dream; they change a monster into a cake, three trees into balloons and pointy fence posts into party hats.
* This was the 9th episode to use the "No It's a clue" usual from Adventures in Art.
* This episode is available as the second of two episodes on the VHS release of Blue's Big Pajama Party.
* Dreamcatchers are an ancient Native American custom featured in the Video Letter segment.
* This is the only time Blue howls loud and clear at the end of the Mailtime song that you can hardly hear Steve wailing "Mail".
* In the Mailtime Segment, Mailbox says that he had a dream about giving Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin a letter and it came true.
* In the Pistas da Blue version, The Mailtime Song footage was almost the same as in Blue Wants to Play a Song Game.
* There were two versions in the Mailtime Segment.
	+ The second version of the video letter does not begin with "Hi Steve" and does not end with "Bye Steve". But the first version did this.
* Steve, Kevin, Duarte and HyunShup Shin play the guitar.

## Goofs

* Michael T. Smith is credited as Michael Smith.