Story Wall

Story Wall is the 20th episode of Blue's Clues from Season 5.

Summary[]

Joe and Blue are creating a story wall, a series of pictures on a wall telling the tale of two rabbits who went to their grandma's house to do a surprise treat with her. Their names are Rebecca and Robbie. They learn their story and even help to create it. They consider some of the creations for the story and help them select the right pictures that match the story they want to tell. They even get to skidoo into the story and watch events as they happen.

Elements[]

Question: What are the rabbits going to do with their grandma at the end of the story?
Clues:
- 1. A Moving Motion
- 2. Feet
- 3. Music
Answer to Blue's Clues: Dancing
Skidoo: Story Wall
Living room picture: Blue drawing a heart, then Blue putting the drawing in a gift, then Blue giving Joe the gift, then Joe hugging Blue while holding the drawing
Felt frame picture: Fifi reading a book
Colored Shirt: Purple
Snail Appearances: (1. behind the pencil cup) (2. behind the stuffed broccoli) (3. next to the phone)

Characters Present[]

Blue
Joe
Sidetable Drawer
Mailbox
Slippery Soap
Shovel
Pail
Rebecca (only appearance)
Robbie (only appearance)
Grandma Rabbit (only appearance)
Eagle (only appearance)
Boris (cameo)
Tickety Tock (end credits only)
Mr. Salt (end credits only)
Mrs. Pepper (end credits only)

Trivia[]

Some of Joe's Friends in this episode are Elizabeth Anderson, a relative of former Content Consultant Dr. Dan Anderson, Jack Hoffman, a relative of the voice of Paprika, Corrine Hoffman, and Rosalie W. Keegan, a relative of Animator Tom Keegan.
After the mailtime segment, Joe saw Rebecca and Robbie Rabbit riding on the eagle inside the Blue's Clues house.
This episode aired exactly 6 years after "Blue Wants to Play a Song Game" premiered.
The cymbal brush whenever Steve finds the clue is used when the story was about to be told.
At the end of the story, the rabbits come out of the story and into the Blue's Clues house to have a dance party.
This is the only Joe episode to have the cymbal brush play when the entire story begins, just like in Steve episodes.
Joe wears a purple squared shirt in this episode.
The episode uses the "A Clue! A Clue!" phrase from Blue's Big Costume Party.
This episode bids farewell to Tickety's 2nd credit action, stamping her feet. She also unusually appears at the very beginning of the credits for an unknown reason, this is the only episode that this happens. Normally, Blue's 2nd credit action, which is being upside-down would be put at the very beginning. On the other hand, this is the first episode where Mailbox and Slippery's 2nd actions are mirrored. This never happens to Slippery's 1st action, because it wasn't used as much.
In order for the sad rabbits to feel happy, they're going to replace their directions with their friend, the eagle, who will give them a ride.
This episode appears in TV and streaming listings as “The Story Wall”, but the official title pennant at the end of the intro reads “Story Wall”.
In the skidoo segment, Joe helps Rebecca and Robbie finish the next pictures before going back home.
When Joe skidoos back home, he hears a strange sound coming from the music box, which was the answer to Blue's Clues in "What's Inside?".
In the skidoo segment, Rebecca and Robbie had a basket to carry everything, a blanket to sit on, and sandwiches to eat, just like everyone did in Blue Goes to the Beach.
After the letter, Blue barks "Rebecca?!".
At the dance party, Joe, Blue, Shovel, Pail, and Slippery imagine while they dance.
When it was time for Joe to skidoo home, the clarinet music plays.
In this episode, there is no clue in the skidoo segment, only in the real world.
There are a few choices for Robbie, the rabbits themselves, and the eagle:
- For Robbie, singing with Rebecca and doing headstands with her are wrong, but losing the directions while walking with her is correct.
- For the rabbits, happy and angry are the wrong emotions, but sad is the correct one.
- For the eagle, sleeping solo and eating ice cream with the rabbits are wrong, but asking them for a ride to Grandma's house is the correct thing he should do.
Rebecca and Robbie have speaking roles in the skidoo segment.
When Rebecca and Robbie wish Joe good luck to find the third clue and put the last picture on the Story Wall, they don't speak anymore.
In this episode, angry is the right emotion about the sandwich and it's the wrong emotion about the long-lost directions.

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This episode is available for streaming on Paramount Global's video streaming service Paramount+.

Blue's Clues Season 5