Blue's Big Neighborhood Adventure

"**Blue's Big Neighborhood Adventure**" is the fourteenth episode of the second season and the thirty-fourth episode overall in the reboot series *Blue's Clues & You!*. It is a new version of "Our Neighborhood Festival".

## Characters

* Blue
* Josh
* Sidetable Drawer
* Mailbox
* Slippery Soap
* Mr. Salt
* Mrs. Pepper
* Paprika
* Cinnamon
* Mr. Oregano (First Appearance)
* Cash Register
* Sammy Sock Puppet
* Post Office Mailboxes
* Snail

## Summary

Josh and Blue are Neighborhood Heroes, helping everyone they meet as they explore our neighborhood. We play Blue’s Clues to figure out where Blue wants to go in the neighborhood and make very important stop to make pizza with Mr. Oregano!

## Elements

* **Question:** Where does Blue want to go in the neighborhood?
* **Clues:**
	1. Grass
	2. A Tree
	3. A Slide
* **Wrong Answer**: Someplace where a grassy tree goes down a slide
* **Answer to Blue's Clues**: The Park
* **Living room picture**: Blue's Clues Neighborhood
* **Skidoo Location**: Pizza World
* **Email or Letter?**: Letter

## Trivia

* In this episode, Josh sits on a bench during Thinking Time instead of the living room thinking chair.
	+ This is the second episode to have The Thinking Bench. The first being Soccer Practice.
* This is the third episode in the franchise in which grass was a clue. The first two were The Lost Episode! and Nature.
	+ This is also the first time in which grass was the first clue because in The Lost Episode! and Nature, it was the second clue.
* This is the third episode in the franchise in which a tree was a clue. The first two were The Lost Episode! and What Did Blue See?.
	+ This is also the second time in which a tree was the second clue with What Did Blue See? being the first. However, in The Lost Episode!, it was the third clue.
* This is the second episode in the franchise in which a slide was a clue. The first was A Brand New Game.
	+ Coincidentally, this is also the second time in which a slide was the third clue with A Brand New Game being the first.
* This marks the fourth episode in the franchise where a slide was seen. The others being both What's So Funny? and Laugh with Blue when Steve and Josh saw a giraffe sliding backwards up a slide and climbing down the ladder and A Brand New Game when Joe drew a slide.
* The park was the answer to Blue’s Clues in A Brand New Game when Blue left three clues on friends, a ball, and a slide.
* Josh and Blue are the bakery like Steve and Blue were in both What Does Blue Want to Make and What Does Blue Want to Do with Her Picture when Steve and Blue helped Bowl and Spatula make banana cake and banana muffins and then found the third clue on a sock and Mailbox.
* It was revealed that the singers that started The Mail Song were the post office mailboxes.
* This is the fifth time where a watermelon was seen. The others being What Does Blue Need? when Steve and Blue helped Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper wash the fruits, Steve Gets the Sniffles and Getting Healthy with Blue when there was a watermelon, and What's Inside? when Steve had to figure out which food had red inside and the watermelon was red.
* The music that is heard in some scenes of this episode sounds similar to Johann Strauss ll’s “Morning Papers Waltz”.
* The credits music was reused from "Welcome to Blue's Bistro".
	+ This is the second episode in the reboot to reuse credits music from a different episode. The first was "Laugh with Blue" in which the credits music was reused from "Happy Birthday Blue".
* This is the second episode where the rainbow cups appear. The first being "Happy Birthday Blue".
* This is the second time Mailbox brings the mail somewhere else. The first being Blue's Show and Tell Surprise.
* In the Skidoo Segment and the credits, an instrumental version of Cheesy Pizza was heard.
* This is the fourth time where a Blue Dollar was seen. The others being Math!, 123's with Blue and Blue's Big Car Trip.
* There are no fireworks and no neighborhood festival in this episode, due to being a remake of the episode Our Neighborhood Festival.
* The Hey Diddle Diddle book in the Mailtime segment was reused from ABC's with Blue.