History Awesome / BluesClues

* Steve ''finally'' finding a clue without the help of the kids in ''Blue's Big Musical Movie''.
** And before that, Steve was incredibly depressed about being unable to find a clue without reaching beyond the fourth wall, and he felt like giving up...but then all of the other characters came to him and, in song, encouraged him not to give up. It doubles as SugarWiki/{{heartwarming|Moments}}, too.
** The movie also featured none other than Music/RayCharles as the voice of the treble clef.
** After letting her shyness get to her for most of the movie, Sidetable Drawer finally lets Steve know (in song) that she wants to sing in their music show (and right before Steve tells her that she was the answer to Blue's Clues for who Blue wants her singing partner in the show to be). The best part is that no ResetButton was hit on her CharacterDevelopment in the movie -- for the remainder of the series, she's much more confident and interacts more with the rest of the characters.

** After letting her shyness get to her for most of the movie, Sidetable Drawer finally lets Steve know (in song) that she wants to sing in their music show (and right before Steve tells her that she was the answer to Blue's Clues for who Blue wants her singing partner in the show to be). The best part is that no ResetButton was hit on her CharacterDevelopment in the movie- for the remainder of the series, she's much more confident and interacts more with the rest of the characters.

* How the final clue is found in "Joe's First Clue": Steve and Blue have already skidooed out, except Steve skiddooed ''right as'' the last clue was being revealed. Right before Joe skiddoos, the viewer actually makes him stop, ''twice'', prompting him to notice the clue near him.

* Steve singing the "So Long Song"...''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGiqrix-nvI in the style of]] Music/ElvisPresley.'' Just ''try'' to deny it.

** After letting her shyness get to her for most of the movie, Sidetable Drawer finally lets Steve know (in song) that she wants to sing in their music show (and right before Steve tells her that [[spoiler:she was the answer to Blue's Clues for who Blue wants her singing partner in the show to be]]). The best part is that no ResetButton was hit on her CharacterDevelopment in the movie- for the remainder of the series, she's much more confident and interacts more with the rest of the characters.

* Steve ''finally'' finding a clue without the help of the kids in ''Blue's Big Musical Movie''. It. Was. Glorious.

* The Alphabet Song from "The Alphabet Train." No simple ABC song to twinkle, twinkle for ''Blue's Clues''. Joe got to sing sing his own, with at least one something or someone for every letter, and letters like X or Z weren't given the short shrift.

* Steve singing the "So Long Song"...''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKUtyVZRq0Q in the style of]] Music/ElvisPresley.'' Just ''try'' to deny it.

** And before that, Steve was incredibly depressed about being unable to find a clue without reaching beyond the fourth wall, and he felt like giving up...but then all of the other characters came to him and, in song, encouraged him not to give up. It doubles as [[HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]], too.

* Steve ''finally'' finding a clue without the help of the kids. It. Was. Glorious.

* ''Blue's Big Musical Movie'' featured Music/RayCharles as the voice of the treble clef.

* How the final clue is found in "Joe's First Clue": Steve and Blue have already skidooed out, except Steve skiddooed ''right as'' the last clue was being revealed. Right before Joe skiddoos, the viewer actually makes him stop, prompting him to notice the clue near him.

** And before that, Steve was incredibly depressed about being unable to find a clue, and he felt like giving up...but then all of the other characters came to him and, in song, encouraged him not to give up. It doubles as [[HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]], too.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKUtyVZRq0Q This.]] Just ''try'' to deny it.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKUtyVZRq0Q This.]] I ''DEFY'' to deny it.

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKUtyVZRq0Q This.]] ''Try'' to deny it.

** This troper remembers watching that song with her then-eighteen year old cousin and wearing identical expressions of awe after hearing that song. Needless to say, we had new respect for Blue and the gang.

* "Colors Everywhere." Sure, children's shows may teach you about the colors of the rainbow, or primary colors, but when was the last one that told you what colors to mix to make vermillion, chartreuse, or aquamarine?

* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKUtyVZRq0Q This.]] I dare you to try to deny it.

* Steve ''finally'' finding a clue without the help of the kids. It. Was. Glorious.