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Blue's baby brother is here! Blue and Joe must play a game of "gold clues" (which follows the premise of Blue's Clues) to figure out who Blue's baby brother is.
Blue and Sprinkles help Old MacDonald (Joe) take care of his farm, and meet all kinds of animals along the way.
The Shape Detectives agency (made up of Detectives Blue, Sprinkles, and Joe) is called into action when the shapes in Roary's painting scatter around the playroom.
When Polka Dots reads a book about art museums, he's inspired to create his own! We help our playroom friends to create great art for the museum in many different styles.
There's a big sleepover party tonight in Blue's Room! The only trouble is, Sprinkles can't sleep. Blue and the other playroom friends show Sprinkles the various methods they use for drifting off into dreamland.
Sprinkles discovers a magic suitcase that needs three keys to open it. In order to find the keys, Blue and Sprinkles go on a journey all around the world!
Blue and Sprinkles go on a wild space adventure to retrieve the numbers for the Princess of Numbers Puppy's rocket.
When a friend leaves his favorite hat behind, Blue, Sprinkles, and Joe use many forms of transportation to catch up to him.
Blue, Sprinkles, and Joe act out their own version of Little Red Riding Hood. Blue is Little Red Riding Hood, Sprinkles is Little Red's brother, and Joe is the wolf. Blue and Sprinkles are trying to bring Grandma, who is sick with a cold, some banana bread. They are met by a wolf who wants a piece of bread but is told to get Grandma's permission first.
Knights Blue and Sprinkles adventure through the kingdom of Blue's Room to help King Joe locate his four runaway dragons.
Musicians Blue and Sprinkles are playing around making music, when Boogie tells them they need to become rock stars. Blue and Sprinkles learn to make their own music, lyrics and dance moves. They create a stage and get ready to perform, except the curtain won't go up. They create a musical act to make the curtain rise. Everytime that they add something new to their act, the curtains goes up a little more, until it's finally showtime.
