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Have you seen my dog Blue?
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He's looking for you too.
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Let's begin with the paw print.
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Everybody's looking for Blue's Clues.
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Come on in, come on in, it's Blue's
Clues.
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Step by step, yes, clue by clue. Let's
think it through.
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It's Blue's Clues and you.
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Hello! Dr.
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Josh here, and this is my associate, Dr.
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Blue.
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We're giving pretend checkups all around
the house today.
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Oh, like so.
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Please stick out your tongue.
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Very good.
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Now say, ah, ah.
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Now, cluck like a chicken.
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Hey, you sound great.
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Have a sticker.
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It's fun pretending to be doctors.
They're important helpers who keep us
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healthy and take care of us when we're
sick.
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Wait.
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Would you like to be a pretend doctor
with us?
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Great. You could be doctor friend, MD.
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Your patients are ready to be seen.
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Oh, thank you, Nurse Soap. To the
waiting room.
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Hello,
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patients. Who's ready for a checkup?
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Me first, Doctor.
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All right, here we go.
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Okay.
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Yep.
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You've got a strong ticker.
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What about me?
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Oh, all right.
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Uh-huh.
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Yep. You look pale.
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What about me, Dr.
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Josh? But of course.
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Okay. Put your right arm in.
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Put your right arm out.
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Now shake it all about.
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Yep. You've got the hokey-pokies. But
don't worry. You'll turn yourself
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around.
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Yeah, it seems magenta has a case of the
giggles.
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Giggle-itis.
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Doctor, how can we help her stop?
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Yeah, what can stop the giggles?
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Oh,
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Dr.
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Blue, you're a genius.
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We'll play Blue's Clues to figure out.
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What can stop the giggles?
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We're gonna play Blue's Clues. Cause
it's a really great game.
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Now remember, Blue's Popperin will be on
the clues.
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Blue's Clues. Oh, you're all done,
Popperin.
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Oh, would you like a sticker?
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Hey,
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you know what we need for Blue's Clues?
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Our handy-dandy... Notebook! Notebook!
Right. Come on.
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Hi, side table drawer.
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Ooh, a doctor's bag.
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Yeah. Look inside.
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Oh. Ah. All right. Let's see.
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Bandages. Okay.
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Ooh. We've got an ice pack. All right.
Ooh. And a hat.
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Shaped like a taco.
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For fun.
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Well, you know what they say. Sometimes
laughter is the best medicine.
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There's one more thing.
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My notebook.
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Thanks,
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my table drawer.
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You're welcome.
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You know, I can tell I'm really going to
need your help today to figure out what
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can stop the giggles.
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Will you help me?
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You will?
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Great!
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To play Blue's Clues, we've got to find
a... Pawprint!
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Right, a pawprint.
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Because that's our first... Clue!
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Yeah, a clue. And we put it in our...
Notebook!
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Put it in our notebook.
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Because they're Who's Clues, Blue's
Clues.
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We've got to find another pawprint.
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Cause that's the second clue Put it in
our notebook Cause they're Who's Clues
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We gotta find the last ball print That's
the third clue
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Put it in our notebook Cause they're
Who's Clues You know what to do Sit
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down in our thinking chair And think,
think, think Cause when you use your
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mind Take a step at a time You can do
it!
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that you want to do.
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Now let's go look for some clues.
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We're doctors for food clues.
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I wonder where they are.
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A clue!
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A clue!
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A chew?
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Was that a sneeze?
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No, a clue.
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Oh! A clue.
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Oh, a clue.
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Where?
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There. Right there.
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Oh.
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On that smiley face.
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Oh, we need to put this clue in our
handy dandy... Notebook.
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Notebook. Right.
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Okay. So, our first clue is a smiley
face.
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We'll draw a circle with two dots for
eyes and
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a curved line for a smile.
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There, a smiley face.
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So what can stop the giggles with a
smiley face?
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Oh, good thinking, Doctor.
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But I think we need to find two more
clues just to be sure.
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Paging Dr.
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Josh, Dr. Blue, and Dr. Friend.
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We've got a boo-boo in the backyard.
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A backyard boo-boo?
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Let's go, Doctor.
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Oh. Oh, Doctor. Thank goodness you're
here.
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Our stuffies have boo-boos. Can you help
them?
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Oh.
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Doctor, do you think we can help the
stuffies with their boo-boos?
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Yeah!
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Boo-boo!
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You're the bravest team I've ever worked
with. Okay.
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Bring on the boo-boos.
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Mr. Krabby Cake scraped his claw and got
an owie.
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Is there anything you can do, doctors?
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Oh, stay calm. We're professionals.
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All right, here we go. Don't worry, Mr.
Krabby Cake. We'll have you back in a
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jiff. Okay.
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Hmm.
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Which of these should we use for a
scrape?
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A stethoscope?
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A bandage?
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Or a thermometer.
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A bandage.
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Of course, a bandage to cover up scrapes
and help them heal.
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You'll be fine, Mr. Crabby Cake, but no
pinching for a week.
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Thank you, doctors.
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You're welcome. Now, who's next?
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My stuffed banana slipped and fell down.
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Now he's got a bump.
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I see. All right. Let's see here.
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Hmm.
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Oh.
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Which of these should we use for bumps?
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The ice pack, the tongue depressor, or
the tweezers?
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The ice pack.
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Right.
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Ice packs help bumps go down.
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There. He'll be peeling better.
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In no time.
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Thank you, doctor.
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You're welcome.
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Ah, so, Nurse Soap, what seems to be the
problem here?
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My rubber ducky has the sniffles.
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My goodness.
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Ducky sniffles?
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Okay, let's see what we have here.
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What do you think would help with the
sniffles?
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Cotton balls, cotton swabs, or tissues?
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Tissues.
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Good call.
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Okay, little ducky, blow your beak.
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Whoa! It worked!
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Oh, thank you, doctors. How can I ever
repay you?
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Oh, well, I'd send you a bill, but your
ducks already got one.
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History is the best medicine.
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It's so true.
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So true.
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Bye-bye.
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I'll see you later.
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Come on.
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Wow. Doctors can really make a
difference. And helping others feels
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great.
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A clue!
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A clue!
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Oh, you see a clue?
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Where?
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Oh.
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Aha! Our second clue is in that mouth.
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We need to put this clue in our handy
dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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Okay. And there. So, a mouth.
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We'll draw one curved line like this.
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A bigger one underneath.
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And a tongue in the middle.
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There. A mouth. So, what was our first
clue?
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A smiley face.
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A smiley face. Right.
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And our second clue is a mouth.
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So what can stop the giggles with a
smiley face and a mouth?
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Fascinating. Ah, but I think we better
find one last clue just to be sure.
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And we better find it. Step.
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Mail time.
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Mail time. Mail time. Mail time.
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The mail's here.
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Mail time.
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Here's the mail. It never fails. It
makes me want to wag my tail. When it
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comes, I want to wail. Mail time.
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Hiya, Doc.
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Hey, I think I've got a letter for you.
Can you take a look?
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Oh, sure.
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Say, ah.
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Ah. Yep.
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That is definitely a letter. Thanks,
Doc.
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See you later.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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Hi,
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Josh and Blue. I just got a shot at the
doctor's office today to help keep me
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healthy.
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It pinched a little, but I was brave.
And now I'm okay.
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Bye, Josh and Blue.
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Great job.
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Bye. Bye-bye.
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Wow. Doctors and nurses work really hard
to keep us healthy. They are real
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heroes. Is there a doctor in the house?
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Oh, we better check that out.
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Whoa!
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Dr. Blue just skadooed into that
picture.
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Let's go.
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Blue skadoo, we can too.
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Wow. It's the doctor's office.
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Oh, hello.
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Welcome to Silly Town Medical.
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It's Mayor Billy Chicken.
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That's Dr.
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Mayor Billy Chicken. My waiting room is
full of patients.
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Mark, can you help me with a few of
them?
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Can we help the doctor mayor with some
of his patients?
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Yeah.
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At your service.
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Great.
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Send in the next patient.
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Ah, Mr. Avocado.
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Right this way.
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So, what seems to be the problem?
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What? Oh.
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What seems to be the... I cannot hear
you.
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I've got a pickle for an ear.
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Hmm. Hmm.
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Have a look through the otoscope,
Doctor.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, that's pickle ear all right.
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But we need an ear that looks just like
his other ear.
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What? Ears, Doctor?
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Ah, thank you, Doctor.
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Let's have a look, Doctor.
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Which one of these ears looks just like
his other ear? The bunny ear, the ear of
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corn, or the mouse ear?
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The mouse ear.
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I agree.
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There.
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How's that?
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Oh, that's wonderful.
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I can hear perfectly.
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Thank you.
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Great job, Doctor.
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Oh, send in the next patient.
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Oh, hi, little toy chick.
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What seems to be the matter?
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Ah, wait, that doesn't seem right.
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She needs a new sound.
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Try these.
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Oh, why don't you listen to these sounds
with the stethoscope, doctor?
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Okay.
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So which sound is best for the chick?
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A chirp?
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A screech?
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Or a hiccup?
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Hmm.
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Let's try it.
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Hey,
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it worked.
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Send in the next patient, please.
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Oh, it's Doc in the box.
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But I'm not in my box. My box has lost
its bounce.
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Try these.
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Ah, let's use our eyes and ears.
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to find something that might help.
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Which would be best to help the box
bounce?
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The gear?
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The spring?
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Or the slide whistle?
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The spring!
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Yeah!
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Try this, Jack.
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It works!
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Merci, doctors.
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Oh, yes.
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Thank you for helping.
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Au revoir.
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Bye-bye.
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Bye. Wow, you are a really great doctor.
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A clue!
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A clue!
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Oh, yeah. That waiting room is really a
zoo.
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There's a clue on all of this noise.
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Oh, that means noise is our third clue.
You know, we need our
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handy dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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Okay. Right. And there. So, noise.
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We'll draw a bunch of lines for the loud
sound.
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Noise. Our third clue.
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Wait. We have all three clues.
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That means we're ready for our...
Thinking chair. Thinking chair. Come on.
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Okay.
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Now that we're in our thinking chair,
let's think.
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So, we need to figure out how we can
stop the giggles.
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And our clues are a smiley face, a
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mouth, and noise.
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So what could stop the giggles with a
smiley face, a mouth, and noise?
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Oh, oh, maybe the mouth from the smiley
face can grow big and gobble up all
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the giggling noise.
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Oh, no.
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Okay, well then, what can stop the
giggle with a smiley face,
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a mouth, and noise?
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Well, when you're smiling and you make
noise from your
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mouth... Ha ha ha!
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Oh, what are you doing?
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Laughing!
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Giggling!
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Laughing? Maybe we need to make Magenta
laugh even more until all
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of her giggles are out! After all...
Laughter is the best medicine.
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We just figured out Blue's Clues.
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We just figured out Blue's Clues. We
just figured out
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Blue's Clues. We just figured out Blue's
Clues.
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Because we're really smart.
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Okay, doctors. Let's go help Magenta.
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In the name of medicine.
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Magenta, we are here to help.
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Time to make Magenta laugh even harder.
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Ready?
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Doctor, do your silliest dance!
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Let's make her giggle, giggle. Show me
your ears. Can you make them wiggle,
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wiggle? Make your funniest face and
jiggle, jiggle. Like a chicken on a
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xylophone.
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Ah, those giggle, giggles. Wiggle just a
little more. Now squiggle, squiggle.
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Then you wriggle like a worm. Now
wiggle, wiggle.
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That's all I want to hear.
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Because your giggle, giggles are music
to my jiggly, jiggly, wiggly ears.
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We did it, Doctor.
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Come on.
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Awesome.
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Thank you so much for making a house
call today, Doctor. We couldn't have
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done it without you.
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00:21:20,470 --> 00:21:22,030
Now it's time for solo.
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00:21:23,990 --> 00:21:27,410
But we're going to sing one more song.
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Thanks for doing your part.
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You sure are smart.
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You sure worked hard. When you use your
mind, take a step at a time.
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You can do anything that you want to do.
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Look at that.
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Josh's hat is a taco.
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Oh, no.
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Not again.
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00:21:56,180 --> 00:21:57,280
I'll see you later.
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