Sing & Boogie in Blue's Room

VHS cover

Sing & Boogie in Blue's Room is a Blue's Room VHS tape that was included with the Sing & Boogie Blue. It was released on September 18, 2004 by Fisher Price.

Contents

1. Blue's Clues Blue Talks VHS & DVD Trailer
2. Blue's Room Sing & Boogie in Blue's Room Title Card
3. The Legend of the Blue Puppy (Short Version)
4. Sing & Boogie in Blue's Room (an exclusive never before seen Blue's Room episode)
5. Blue's Room Credits
6. Nick Jr. Productions Logo

Song

• Do The Blue

Trivia

• Sing & Boogie in Blue's Room was filmed the same time as Snacktime Playdate.
  • A clip of this video, can be seen in theme song of that episode which was released a month before it was released.
  • This is also the last time where Polka Dots and Dress Up Chest were performed by Tim Lagasse. Starting with Fred's Birthday, Peter Linz took over the role of the characters.
    • However, in later episodes, archive recordings of Lagasse's dialogue for Dress Up Chest was used during when he sings the Dress Up Time song.
• This marks the second time Blue and her friends reenact "Goldilocks And The Three Bears". The first time was in "What Story Does Blue Want to Play?".
  • In the aforementioned episode, Blue was Goldilocks, Steve was Papa Bear, Rabbit was Mama Bear, and Tickety Tock was Baby Bear. In here, Blue was Goldilocks, Roary was Papa Bear, Fred was Mama Bear, and Polka Dots was Baby Bear.
• In the short version of The Legend of the Blue Puppy, Blue says “Well, it’s time to get going” instead of "Well, we better go see Joe", and "Can't wait!" instead of "Come on!".

Goofs

• Even though this was released in 2004, according to the video and the tape, along with the box, toy and tag, the copyright date says 2003.
• The Blue Talks is different then how it is usually shown; the VHS and DVD of the video aren't presented in the trailer, instead, a golden version of the title is shown. Towards the end, when the announcer says "Plus look for special DVD features from Nick Jr and Paramount.", the 90th Anniversary Paramount logo was incorrectly shown despite stopped being used in 2003 (with the exception of Blue's Big Band on the slipcover of the VHS and in the DVD release).