Writer:	Angela Santomero
Director:	Traci Paige Johnson, Angela Santomero
Star:	Cheryl Blaylock (Frederica (Blue's Room)),  Traci Paige Johnson (Blue),  Donovan Patton (Joe Burns (Season 5+)),  Jonathan Press (Shovel (Seasons 4-5)),  Marshall Claffy (Pail (Seasons 1-3)),  Aleisha Allen (Side Table Drawer (Sometimes as Aleisha L. Allen, LaNaé Allen in Season 3+)),  Nicole Gibson (Pail (Season 6)),  Seth O'Hickory (Mailbox),  Nick Balaban (I) (Mr. Salt),  Stephen Schmidt (III) (Shovel (Seasons 1-3)),  Victoria Pontecorvo (Puppet Blue (Season 6)),  Cody Ross Pitts (Slippery (Seasons 1-3)),  Kathryn Avery (Tickety Tock (Seasons 1-3)),  Kelly Nigh (Tickety Tock (Season 4+)),  Patrick Van Wagenen (Slippery (Seasons 4-5)),  Julia Wetherell (Pail (Seasons 4-5)),  Spencer Kayden (Mrs. Pepper),  Sean Hanley (III) (Slippery (Season 6)),  Christiana Anbri (Moona (Blue's Room)),  Thomas Sharkey (Shovel (Credited as Tom Sharkey, Season 6))
Recurring Role:	Steve Burns (Himself (Seasons 1-4)),  Koyalee Chanda (Magenta)

This episode is the first of two on the video "Story Time." (edit) Mailtime Segment: Mailbox gives his spin on the nursery rhyme "Jack and Jill." In the letter, two kids tell a story using puppets. In it, one of the puppets meets a monster and wonders if it's scary. The monster, however, says that it isn't scary, it's silly: "Oogulah Boogulah." (edit) First appearance of Magenta, Blue's friend who pretty much looks just like her except for the difference in color. Magenta is voiced by Koyalee Chanda, rather than Traci Paige Johnson, the voice of Blue, as some information suggests. (edit) Angela Santomero is listed as the "Performance Director" for this episode, a credit that doesn't usually appear and is credited as Angela C. Santomero. (edit)

Steve: You weren't hungry, Baby Bear?
Baby Bear: That's not funny, Steve. (edit) Steve: Okay, Tickety, we hear you! (talking to us) She's an alarm clock. (edit) Steve: Clue #2, what big teeth it has. (edit) Steve: All stories are great, don't you think? (edit)

Steve suggested to read "A Puppy's Day," a book which he read in another episode, "What Time is It for Blue." (edit) When this episode is shown on Noggin, the Noggin logo at the bottom of the screen entirely blocks out the pawprint on the second clue until the camera angle changes to focus in on it. (edit)

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