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*This is the last episode to have streamers and balloons from [[Blue's Birthday]].
  
*This is the last episode to have streamers and balloons from [[Blue's Birthday]].
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*This is the last episode to premiere in 2000.
 
*Politically, this was the last episode to air during the era of President [[Bill Clinton]], and Blues Clues was the result of the Children's Television Act passed during his administration.
  
*Politically, this was the last episode to air during the era of President [[Bill Clinton]], and Blues Clues was the result of the Children's Television Act passed during his administration.
 
*This episode is on the [[Blue's Room]] DVD "[[Shape Detectives]]."
  
*This episode is on the [[Blue's Room]] DVD "[[Shape Detectives]]."
 
*Ian Chandler Sheaffer, one of Steve's Friends in this episode, also plays a character on the popular daytime drama ''One Life to Live''.
  
*Ian Chandler Sheaffer, one of Steve's Friends in this episode, also plays a character on the popular daytime drama ''One Life to Live''.
 
*This episode also appears in online listings as "The Big Bag of Words."
  
*This episode also appears in online listings as "The Big Bag of Words."
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**However that is a rare thing. I’m not a lot of them have named them like that.
  
 
*This marks the last episode where Sidetable Drawer says "Blue's Clues, I'm so excited".
  
*This marks the last episode where Sidetable Drawer says "Blue's Clues, I'm so excited".
 
*The letter design from [[Blue's ABCs]] is used. Coincidentally, both episodes teach reading.
 
*The letter design from [[Blue's ABCs]] is used. Coincidentally, both episodes teach reading.
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*This episode is available on the 2002 VHS [[Reading with Blue]].
 
*This episode is available on the 2002 VHS [[Reading with Blue]].
 
*This episode's title is a play on the song "Words" by The Monkees.
 
*This episode's title is a play on the song "Words" by The Monkees.
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*The interment for the first clue was reused in [[Dress Up Day]]
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{{Heading|Goofs}}
  
{{Heading|Goofs}}
 
*Jennifer Michelle Brown is credited as Jennifer Brown.
  
*Jennifer Michelle Brown is credited as Jennifer Brown.

Revision as of 21:20, 7 July 2020

Trivia
  • This is the last episode to have streamers and balloons from Blue's Birthday.
  • This is the last episode to premiere in 2000.
  • Politically, this was the last episode to air during the era of President Bill Clinton, and Blues Clues was the result of the Children's Television Act passed during his administration.
  • This episode is on the Blue's Room DVD "Shape Detectives."
  • Ian Chandler Sheaffer, one of Steve's Friends in this episode, also plays a character on the popular daytime drama One Life to Live.
  • This episode also appears in online listings as "The Big Bag of Words."
  • This marks the last episode where Sidetable Drawer says "Blue's Clues, I'm so excited".
  • The letter design from Blue's ABCs is used. Coincidentally, both episodes teach reading.
  • The Thinking Time segment music was later used in Dress Up Day.
  • There are no foreign host versions, possibly because the producers of those versions thought it would be too complicated for them to make it.
  • This is the last episode of the 20th century.
  • This episode is available on the 2002 VHS Reading with Blue.
  • This episode's title is a play on the song "Words" by The Monkees.
  • The interment for the first clue was reused in Dress Up Day
Goofs
  • Jennifer Michelle Brown is credited as Jennifer Brown.
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