Bluey Kimcartoon (2024)

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What is the saddest Bluey episode? ›

"Granddad," Season 2, Episode 27

Bluey. For anyone with aging parents or a close relationship with their grandparents, "Granddad" might just be the ultimate tearjerker.

“The Sign,” the series' first-ever extended-length special, now ranks as both the most-viewed Bluey episode premiere and the most-viewed Disney Junior episode premiere ever, with 10.4 million views* globally on Disney+ after seven days of streaming.

While the show is undoubtedly designed for kids, its themes, humor, and storytelling resonate deeply with adults. Here's why Bluey is a hit among the older audience: Relatable Parenting Moments: Bandit and Chilli, Bluey's parents, often find themselves in situations that are all too familiar to real-life parents.

This assumption was later confirmed by show creator Joe Brumm when he told author Isabelle Oderberg that, "The Show indeed does point at Chilli having a miscarriage."

It is implied that Mackenzie has post-traumatic-stress-disorder as a result of an incident of abandonment when he was younger.

For example, many fans of the children's show Bluey will remember a subtle reference to the possible pregnancy loss experienced by the title character's mother, Chili, in the Season 2 episode, “The Show,” and the subsequent social media commentary that opened the door to countless conversations about loss, miscarriage, ...

On a Hammerbarn trip, Rhonda (A.K.A Bluey) and Sharralanda (A.K.A. Bingo) christen their new gnome husbands Gerald and Hecuba. Gerald loves olive-covered pizza, while Hecuba is a hamburger man. Alas, poor Hecuba is smashed to pieces during a squabble and never makes it to the Heelers' garden.

Sausage dogs, also known as 'long dogs' in the US. Yep, in EVERY episode there are hidden Dachshunds. Sometimes they're in plain sight, other times they're in hard-to-spot places and they even appear in disguise sometimes to make it even harder!

S2 E3: Bluey and Mum are off to Chloe's party and Bingo isn't invited. When a passing co*ckatoo drops a feather, Bingo has an idea for a new game called `Featherwand', and when she waves her Featherwand she can make objects impossibly heavy.

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Is there a long dog in every episode of Bluey? ›

If you didn't already know about the legendary long dog, it's a great excuse to rewatch all the episodes with your kid and see who can spot the animal in each episode first! (Warning: long dog is harder to find in some episodes than it is in others, and he doesn't appear in every episode.

The United States is discovering Bluey and it's safe to say Americans are falling in love with the animated Aussie TV show. The behemoth that is ABC juggernaut Bluey has become a worldwide phenomenon, based on a family of heelers featuring mum Chilli, dad Bandit, sister Bingo and the eponymous Bluey.

Bluey's humor is intelligent and appeals to adults, with jokes and references that go over the heads of kids but land perfectly for grown-ups. Bluey offers parents a never-ending source of child-friendly games and activities that encourage creativity.

The game part, the child part, is the most important key to Bluey's impressive crying formula. The fact of its being a kid's show is so disarming; it allows adults to remember the experience of childhood with its open sincerity and pure, unmediated bolts of joy.

Beloved 'Bluey' character may be neurodivergent with ADHD.

The New "Bluey" Episode "The Sign" Is Making A Lot Of Parents Cry And Say That It's The Best Show On TV. If you're not a parent or aren't around little kids, then you might not know about Bluey. The wildly popular Australian cartoon, which airs on Disney+, is one of the most-streamed TV shows.

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Bluey and Bingo's dad, Bandit (Dave McCormack), has a new job in a different city that offers more money and “a better life” for their family. Bluey is particularly not happy about moving away from her friends and childhood home and says, “I don't want a better life.”