Top 10 Things in Bluey Only Adults Understand
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- "Bluey" is written just as much for the adults, who will only understand these references. For this list, we’ll be looking at the best pop culture references, jokes and slice of life moments that make this Aussie cartoon more than just a kids’ show. Our countdown includes parental guilt, "Stranger Things" talk, "Raiders," and more! Do YOU love “Bluey” even more than the kids? Share your favorite moment in the comments!
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Do YOU love “Bluey” even more than the kids? Share your favorite moment in the comments, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Times Bluey Tackled Serious Issues - czcams.com/video/KVfq_6tXi1M/video.html
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Agreed, there's something for both children and adults to enjoy!
I am a kid but yes (I'm 13)
hey msmojo
SHUT UP YOU craquelins blancs FROM THE NORTH WHO ARE RACISTS!
AVATAR TLA AND FOSTER'S HOME ARE GETTING REMAKES DEAL WITH IT!
Yes I’m a kid I guess (I’m 14)
I still remember that heartwarming moment of Bluey's parents kissing romantically on the pool while Bluey is swimming below them, witnessing everything with a smile. If only all parents were as loving with each other as Bluey's parents are 😢
Precisely, Chilli and Bandit remind me of Gomez and Morticia, in that they have a loving relationship, and are great, attentive parents to Bluey and Bingo. 💕
Fr fr. Makes me wanna cry and wish for a perfect loving parents
I wish my parents had the same relationship as bandit and chili. they’re constantly fighting :(
@@Nyax50Lopez it’s a kids show and it’s okay for toddlers to watch that adults can also watch it they want, ofc they’re gonna have perfect loving parents
@@ZipTheSilliest I know but sometimes adults just like us who never had a loving family just wished to have a family like bluey.
I really love how the writers subtly incorporate tough subjects, such as miscarriages or infertility, into their plots. They're dealt with very tactfully, and with great care. 🥰
I want to see the infertility ep but it’s not on Disney plus USA what platform Do u use
@@sophieb681 if you don't feel like pirating it then you'll probably just have to wait and I imagine it will eventually be on CZcams. The first two seasons are on the blue official channel so it makes sense that once season 4 starts coming out season 3 will be too, unless shenanigans are afoot
can't believe a webcomic trying to be dramatic handled miscarriage worse than bluey of all things
Treue
@@sophieb681 I found the other episodes on internet archive!
The mom guilt one got me crying. I have been feeling that way the past few weeks. My husband tells me I am doing great...but strangely...having a dog look right at me and telling me got me crying
You got this!
From one mama to another... you're doing great 😉
same my son is nearly 2 and still isn't fully walking doctors and health visitors say he will go when he's ready but the mum guilt is there x
@@mariannew284 I have a 3 and 1 year old. 1 year old has been seen by cardiologist and pt since birth
@@mariannew284 I’m third of 4 girls my parents had. My mother tells me that I hit almost all the major milestones on the expected schedule, except for walking. She and my dad got worried that I wasn’t walking and took me to the doctor. He checked me over and said there wasn’t anything physically wrong and not to worry. I would walk when ready. Then a few days later, she was watching me play with my two older sisters and noticed that they would bring me anything I pointed at! It clicked. I wasn’t walking because I didn’t need to! So she had to tell my sisters to stop getting me everything and that I needed to get things for myself. And then I started walking!
The Raiders reference goes one further when you remember that Bandit is actually an archaeologist himself. That movie was probably his FAVORITE as a kid. 😆
I imagine it's why he became an archaeologist.
oh shoot u right
*throws Bluey off the couch* No ticket.
Ahh I totally forgot Bandit is an archaeologist!
Oh come on, you just made an archaeologist a fan of a show I watched only thrice with my kid... Now I'll have to watch the show to copy him XD
My favorite moment is when Rusty and Jack have a heart to heart moment in the treehouse about his ADHD. It makes me so happy for Jack to find someone who is okay with him being the way he is, who accepts him. So relatable to me ❤
And Rusty actually helps him work through it while playing Army without either of them realizing it. Everything Jack says he can't do...he does in the game.
Not to mention how refreshing it is to see neurodivergence from the child's perspective instead of the parents.
Man no doubt that episode to me is the best for us great best statement of tackling something that is mentally hard to deal with I know this because I have ADHD myself and trust me it's hard to deal with it 😳
The Red Dogs Name Is Rusty
@@boristheteethguy9220 yep it makes little things in life so overwhelming and hard to execute
I’m 34 with no kids and I watch this show, it’s takes me back to my aussie childhood. So glad it’s getting world wide attention.
24 no kids but i am the oldest sibling and essentially incharge of the 3 year old dog and the soon to be 1 year old cat. Still very enjoyable
Another 24 year old here! No kids! Just 2 cats and a loving husband, but this show earned a special place in my heart.The humor is witty, the characters are charming, and there’s so many touching moments.
Plus the soundtrack 👌it will stay on my playlist.
I don't have kids either, but my niece loves this and Encanto. It took me just one episode to fall in love with this show.
I’m 35 with no kids. Just a nerdy husband and an aquarium full of fish. This show has a special place in my heart as well. Sleepytime episode gets me every time.
I am 33 with no kids. I love Bluey and even have a blue heeler. My nieces and nephews showed the show to me and now we talk Bluey a lot. I haven't finished season 3.
The meaning of the baloon popping in "The Show" may imply a miscarriage, but there's also the possibility that Chilli had problems during her pregnancy with Bluey. Either way, I loved that little subtle implication. That's something I love so much about "Bluey". It is not just a show for pre-schoolers, but also to the grown-ups, to help both deal with their own problems and give them valuable lessons.
That's true
Bluey says the baby is her, so I don't think the story is indicating a miscarriage. It doesn't fit with the way the show uses subtly. Maybe it was a concern since Bluey was the first child.
We all could see it that way, or the realistic part of how Bingo is emotional. In the beginning, where she spills the tray, she runs and cries.
But I don't want a valuable lime lesson!
@@phlpcockrell I just want an ice cream
I love that Bluey presents adults as real people. Sure, they put on a friendly persona around their kids like any parent does, but they've still got grown-up lives and thoughts.
Yes I LOVE the sheep dog episode where Chili just wants 20 minutes to herself (and bandit is desperately trying to keep the girls busy so she can have that) it’s just so real.
We love our kids but sometimes you need to just be you.
Yes, I love that!! Most kids shows the parents are just that kid's parent and aren't an actual character with personality and interests. Not in Bluey, even Blue's friends parents are more fleshed out than any adult in Peppa Pig.
@@kiwibug07 There's times when I'm more interested in the lives of the adults in Bluey than the kids, that says a lot for how likeable they are.
I live how they aren't dumbed down. Sure, they get silly, but they're adults and partners in their marriage who love and respect each other. You don't see that anymore.
I had infertility, a miscarriage, and then my oldest was a preemie, an early baby. Bluey is the only kids show tackling these topics. It helped my daughter understand her early baby beginnings.
Yessss!!!! My daughter is a miracle rainbow baby and she was def an early baby. We love Bluey ❤️
Have you seen the episode "Onesies" yet?? If not, have the Kleenex ready when you do! I struggled with infertility for years before my little one came along, and that episode made me sob!
@@rachelhull993 not yet! But the first 15 minutes of Up is ugly crying for me!
I adored the "early baby" part just because it so perfectly shows how a child Indy's age would understand what's going on.
She knows her sister came early, but thinks that means coming in the morning instead of the afternoon. The fish tank, the reading light, the mom wanting to stay, this is stuff she saw and is trying to understand.
I love when they have the kids play imagination games as a way of processing things they're experiencing. The show is so good at capturing how children see and understand the strange world they're learning about.
❤
"I DON'T WANT AN LIFE LESSON I JUST WANT AN ICE CREAM..."
Me too bluey.
Me too...
Whoever writes this show deserves all the money
I mean they do get paid for it already so uh...ok
Ikr, I’m 12 and STILL love THIS show ❤❤
@@MarilynVirginiaGroverOffical You were 9 when this show came out?
@@braylonmathews725 Probably
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My toddler started watching this show a few months ago, I mostly had it on in the background for him and didn't pay much attention to it, until the episode "Sleepytime", oh my gosh, that was a beautiful episode with very minimal dialogue but extremely effective. Now I've been known to sit and watch an episode or three with him when it's on.
Just wait until you find yourself watching it when your child isn’t around 🤣 sleepytime is the best, though. Rain in season 3 had that same minimal dialogue/musical aspects going on, check it out.
Gosh I love that episode too, whoever did the soundtrack to it, deserves an ARIA!
This show is better than any Cocomelon stuff kids are watching nowadays. I’m so glad this show is getting recognition, I’ve been watching it since June 2021.
Hopefully that recognition does not devolve into ElsaGate creators bandwagonning on Bluey too. This show doesn't deserve that fate.
@@nothdmoon
Oh sorry to tell you, but those stupid animation videos have been going on for a while now. If you don’t believe me, search “hefty Jay” but please watch at your own risk.
same!
Cocomelon needs to be BANNED from television and its creators sent to a labor camp for the damage they've done to children.
@@brettbarnett3465 Animation re-education camps and marketing rehab clinics need to be a thing.
I'm surprised that the infertility episode was passed over for the theory that Chili had a miscarriage. Seeing her estranged sister return and having Chili delicately try to explain why Brandy was so sad and distant for so long as she's playing with Bingo moment before helplessly reaching out to Bingo as she runs off before rolling over and staring up at the clouds was a real gut punch.
(Just wanna clarify that there's nothing wrong with broaching either topic, but it was just weird seeing a fan theory make it into the countdown rather than a confirm episode topic.)
That episode hasn’t aired in the US yet. At least it’s not on Disney +.
@@sae1019qtpie Probably it’s going to be either heavily censored or just not air in US much like the episode “Baby Dad”.
@@SuperEasywalker I hope not. I hate that they censor episodes. Lame.
There’s another Ms. Mojo about heavy topics. This one is more about things kids wouldn’t catch.
The heavy topics countdown include early baby and the infertility, I believe.
I might guess it’s as someone else has said, that episode is still really new, and may not have been known about stateside when they were creating this list. I can’t wait for Series 3 to release on DVD, we’ve enjoyed having seasons 1 and 2 with the episodes that got censored or removed from streaming.
My favorite is when Stripe and Trixie have a conversation in the back during Faceytalk. There was a problem in their relationship, but they were able to talk it out and work together. Which is amazing. And also Bandit’s respect of their privacy is the icing on the cake
I laughed hard at “drunk” Chili and Trish in “Stumpfest” and “hangover” Bandit and Chili in “Whale Watching”. Chili eating junk food on the couch with such euphoria (relatable) while telling the girl not to do it is a mood.😅
My favorite part was when bandit went up to someone and looked them in the eyes and said "Don't worry about the sun, it's meant to be there."
I can't believe I never caught on that they were drinking up there!
Those are some of my favorite moments. Trix and chili acting so tipsy as the episode went on made me laugh so hard cause it’s definitely gonna be a kids will think they’re just being silly but the adults will laugh for obviously different reasons moment. Also in whale watching I love how chili tells bingo and bluey, chips and sour cream plus soda are very bad for them yet she stuffs her face like no tomorrow so funny 😂
WHAT THE FUCK JOE!? WHAT ARE YOU IMPLYING!?
A Bluey spin off where the girls are older and the show gets to spend more time with the parents would be so good
Slow down. They did that for Rugrats way back when and it was mostly meh IMO.
A bluey spinoff of McKenzie's family instead lol
Or a Spin of showing the lives of the parents in more detail
@@tipenemcilroy111 YESSSS I RLLY LOVE MACKENZIE
Honestly as long as Joe Brumm makes it I don't care what it is, I'll watch it. The man is brilliant!
I'm getting to know Bluey quite well through my toddler niece. It is her FAVOURITE show, and I have a kind of guilty pleasure in sitting to watch it with her. It's so beautifully written and performed, and it makes me laugh out loud and genuinely cry. I'm really glad it's getting the international attention it deserves. This is Australian culture at its very best, and I don't have the words to express the national pride I feel about an Australian children's show portraying such universal experiences in such a sensitive, yet realistic way.
Oh this is awesome! Neither my cousin nor I have kids, but both of our brothers do. We both got into the show because of their kids lol.
If any other country around the world wants to know what Australian culture is, Bluey is exactly it. I'm so glad it went global. Let us all teach other cultures how humans should behave.
90's kids had Arthur, 2020's kids have bluey ❤
The legacy continues...
80's kids who are now parents have Bluey 🥰
Cocos mom saying “you’re doing great” makes me cry every time. I’m a single mom and while my parents help me with my child, they are not supportive and are constantly telling me everything I do wrong instead of being encouraging of being a mom in my own way.
You really are doing a great job! That all takes a remarkable amount of strength. You absolutely got this 💪 you’re stronger than you think ❤
Coming from a father of a 17 month old: you are doing amazing! Keep on being amazing!
Your parents aren't perfect and neither is anyone else. Just do your best. There's no rule book.
I’m sure you are doing great . ❤
I love this show. My son will just binge watch it and I have no problem watching it with him. Unlike so many kids shows, the parents feel real in this one. It shows the struggles parents go through, both physically and mentally. I never thought I would relate so much to animated dogs.
Definitely a show for both kids and adults.
Indeed, the kids love the characters and stories, while parents can appreciate the more adult references.
Whoever wrote this show must've had experience with kids themselves.
Put it on as a colourful distraction for my baby while doing housework, ended up loving it myself 🤣
My daughter loves Bluey, she watches it over and over again. And I'm glad she has the "wisdom" to choose this series since I also like the way the creator and writer gives everyday problems with realistic approach of problem solving yet still has moral values.
"Dad! We found moneys!"
"Correction. You found MY moneys"
I relate to that with Bandit so much 🤣
"Unihorse, what's your favorite food?"
"Children."
"Oh."
bluey is exactly how you do a preschool show for adults to enjoy as well.
My favorite part in "Whale Watching" is actually when Bingo is mentioning her cousin's report of what she saw when she was woken up by the party, specifically Stripe cannonballing into the pool and Chili dancing on the table.
I’m not a mom and I will probably never become one because of my Autism/Asperger’s but I can still relate to the Baby Race episode. I always compared myself to others my own age, feeling less than exceptional at all of the things my classmates have accomplished compared to me. Seeing them having families, great jobs and me still living at home, never dated and only having a job at Walmart instead of an actual career always made me feel a bit low. However, the fact that I am able to keep a job, drive myself most places and actually finish college has helped me feel that I have accomplished something.
I’m sure you’re doing great .
Everyone runs their own race, goes at their own pace and in the end, that makes them the ace.
Did not intend to make that rhyme but I'm happy it did. Btw I'm autistic too
My wife and I are in our 50's, never had children, and love this show. We love how the show will address topics that you'd never see in an American cartoon for kids. But it never feels preachy or goes too far. And it doesn't dumb things down "for kids."
Chili is my Spirit Animal! She has her own indentity and doesn't feel guilty about it!
Bandit at 4:22 eating fairy bread from the party. Another reason he's a legend.
12:03 made me burst into tears. I had my first baby across the country from my friends and family. (We're in the military) I had no support system with me, and had a very traumatic c section. I felt this so hard..... I'm trying my best to be a good mom.
I’m betting that you’re doing great .
I'm actually an adult who doesn't have kids yet and this is my favorite comfort cartoon and I occasionally watch it with my mom. I always tear up when it comes to the end of the episode "Granddad" because just like Chilli I want my mom (dad's out of the picture) to take care of herself because I still need her and then at the very end of the episode when Chilli's father goes "It was just yesterday" I break out crying again. Despite not having children yet, Bella's message in "Baby Race" speaks to me as well with other things when I tend to feel like I'm doing everything wrong. It's just nice to hear the words "You're doing great" every now and then to lift my spirits up. 💕
I agree! But who’s Bella?
@@dakotatoney4834 I'm pretty sure it's Coco's mom's name. The pink poodle who talks to Chilli in the episode "Baby Race".
Man that pink poodle telling us we are doing great made me cry. My son is on the spectrum somewhere very behind and that just broke me in half
Im almost 23 male and autistic and recently discovered this show it brings me comfort and makes me feel better when i have a rough day
Love how you undid the importance of the theme of “Pass the Parcel” by adding in your snarky “but does every game have to have a lesson?” Smooth.
The loveliest thing in the whole show is the moment while Bingo is watching her mom devour a bag Doritos and declares "Wow. Whales eat a LOT" and Bandit, looking at his wife with all the love in the world, says "They can eat up to five bags a day".
7:12
😂😂😂
Its really great how blueys a show relatable for both kids and adults.
Id like to see an episode where they have some characters dealing with the after effects of a fire and an episode where they talk about stranger danger.
My favorite moment is when bandit comes home and Chili says I just need 20 minutes! So nice for show to show that moms are people too who sometimes need some time to theirselfs. Also love that bandit understood and supported her. Then Wendy stepped in and helped also
There’s also one scene in the episode “Fairies” where Bandit shouts “Are you not entertained!?” while dancing.
The mom guilt episode helped me understand my own mom more better and I'm glad. I should tell her. When I was in Kindergarten, I was struggling with following basic directions and mom got upset. For years I thought she was mad at me. She said on one day particularly, "What did I do wrong?" I realize now that she meant it. She wasn't mad at me, she was actually worried that she wasn't being a good parent just because I wasn't meeting certain milestones quickly enough.
My favorite moment from the show is the episode where the girls are playing hotel with their dad and Bandit and Bluey go into the master bedroom and Bluey says there’s even “a lady in the shower!” implying that their mom is taking a shower and I just thought that was hilarious XDDDDDD
Omggg me too! I was laughing sooo hard at that when I watched it, it gets funnier every time
It's such a throw away line and it never ceases to make me chuckle. I love it! Like in backpackers where Bandit asks for a room and says something like "I would like a room with a toilet in that room." Just the wording is brilliant!
i work with kids. there was one episode where blues and bingo were at the park with bandit. all of the kids were trying so hard to do their own things, and kept failing over and over. but they never gave up and bandit narrated the whole thing, saying you can’t just give up on something you want to do. they all eventually met their goals and the smiles on their faces made me tear up. my little kid thought i was silly for it, but it hit home for me.
Bluey is amazing. There is also a lot of social commentary in there. For example in "Hospital", where the busy doctor just gives up on the patient and doesn't even remember his name, whereas the nurse cares and saves the day.
A lot of the background conversation is hilarious. Sometimes they talk about dog-specific things, like rounding up the sheep and not doing what the farmer tells them to.
#1 could have also referred to Chili's sister.
The show has pretty much implied in "Onesies" that Chili and Brandy didn't speak for a few years because Brandy was having a rough time being around the girls - Brandy being infertile but desperately wanting kids.
You didn't include the episode "Faceytime" as it has Stripe and Trixie having a serious conversation about how to disaplene Muffin for hogging the faceytime tablet and Bandit made his kids mute the conversation
We really like that moment between Stripes and Trixie, that one felt very real as parents.
“You’re doing great” gets me every time. I also live for Chilli’s checklist when my mental health is bad.
In the second half of season three Chilli’s sister is highly hinted at having miscarriages or infertility
My friend is a Nanny and she said she binged this show when her Nanny kids went to sleep. I think this is one of those shows that breaks free from “kids show” and really is a family show.
Bluey is a comforting way to teach us young adults about parenting. My parents were absent and neglectful. Idk if I want kids yet but I know I dont want to fall into their habits. I need to commit Chili & Bandit to memory and use their tactics if I do
I can't get over just how good this show is, it's so rare to see a show with writing this good, clean animation, easter eggs throughout, relatable characters and so much great adult content!
Bluey also incorporated being born prematurely in the show in the episode “Early baby” when Indy talks about her sister needing to be in a hospital for a few days and in a small box.
Bluey could have been another throw away kids cartoon about talking dogs... but it was so well made, charming, and thoughtful, that it easily became one of my families favorite shows period. I can't how many times this show has brought me to tears. I hope they keep going for years to come.
PS: the music in Bluey doesn't get enough mentions. The music is just one more way that the show excels.
I didn't think the original "Grannies" episode was all that funny at first, but the episode "Bus" made them so hilarious! That episode in general is hilarious
The architecture in this show is done really well
And most of it is based on real building designs
It's really got a beautiful depiction of Brisbane
My favorite moment in Bluey so far is in Pass the Parcel where Bandit says "This isn't the 80s, Pat!"
The Raiders reference is also fitting because Bandit is an archeologist like Indiana Jones!
Isn't Bandit a paleontologist?
“When I used to be cool” that line is both sad and hilarious 💀
Personally, I don’t think that Chilli had a miscarriage, I think the balloon popping reminded her of what her sister went through. After all, she did say that Bingo looks just like Brandy
Yeah
@@user-ql8uc3nw9u oh, which episode? I’m just curious
@@user-ql8uc3nw9u oh, with floppy the bunny?
Interesting theory, very thoughtful
@Ash I thought Floppy was the moon and Bandit was Jupiter?
When I randomly binged it on Disney+ after hearing all the praise, excitement, and love for it, I found my favorite episode. It was the finale of S1, Verandah Santa. The part with Socks lying under the Christmas stuff outside in the yard, looking sad, and then Bluey coming up to make things right..
The scene was just too beautiful for me 9:48
When I was dealing with postpartum depression my child’s father told me I was doing a great job. So hearing that in that episode made me cry. I don’t think people understand that sometimes moms need to hear that.
My mom (40s) my brother (pre k) and me (20s) all love Bluey. We quote the TV show all day ("I don't want a life lesson I just wanted ice cream") and my brother has gotten better at playing with his imagination more. We've played some weird games like "Cupcake Rain" after watching Bluey but I love that he is using his imagination. When the 80s episode played, I paused it and ran to get my mom who laughed the entire time
Haha I think she said lime lesson!
My favorite Bluey moment? Any time the kids laugh, because it is the purest sound I have ever had the pleasure of hearing. Especially Bingo’s little giggle! Every time Bingo giggles, a fairy is born. It is that pure of a sound! 😇🥰
Edit: I absolutely love this show. I first discovered it when I was going through a really rough patch, mentally and emotionally. It came on in my hospital room on Disney Channel at around 5am, and I felt a wave of nostalgia when I started watching. The way Chilli and Bandit play with Bingo reminded me of playing with my parents as a kid. It was a greatly-appreciated light in a very dark place.
Bingo's giggle under the hand dryer at the movie theater always makes me giggle
@@rykopy My point exactly! Try not to squee when Bingo laughs! It’s impossible!
Edit: Also, have you heard Socks’s laugh in the short “Honk”? That is pure serotonin!
The one about Bingo’s dream with planets and the sun, as a mom struggling with bedtimes and mom guilt, I sob every time.
Dude, the miscarriage is the darkest moment I've seen in a kid's show... 💀
Another dark moment is when the bird dies
it’s a real thing that happens in life. adults can relate. kids are introduced.
Wait til you see the onsies episode
@@tawogtrailers oof. That killed me😢
@@tawogtrailers nah, that one's depressing mate 😭
Everyone talks about Onesies and for good reason. Although Flatpack’s ending really surprised me. Not in like an emotional way (although it was beautiful) but more like a “did they really just do that” kinda way. Also the camping episode hit me really hard in the feels because John Luc tried to say goodbye to Bluey but he couldn’t the poor kids couldn’t even have a proper goodbye 😭
I don't have any kids but I love Bluey! It's such a good show for kids, and adults too! It teaches good morals and has likable characters.
A perfect list
Bluey doesn't shy away from tough subjects..most of today's shows shy away from subjects like death, miscarriage, and infertility,
But my favorite one will always be jean-lucs episode..now that I think about it I can relate to how bluey felt in that episode..thinking back to 2004 I was the same way when my aunt moved back to Florida..I absolutely love the way chili handled this "special people come into our lives for a reason, they stay for a bit and then they leave..but that doesn't mean you won't see them again cause the universe is a mystery" it makes me think that chili lost someone special probably her mom and her dad used those words to comfort her..anyways I love the episode ends with bluey seeing jean-luc again only it's years later
This series deserves so many accolades!!
My favorite show!! 37 years old and every episode is so layered and speaks to me. Bluey is always welcomed in my household.
"I don't want a valuable life lesson! I just want Ice-cream..:("-Bluey 2018 best quote ever heard.
I'm a childless adult in my 30's and have become obsessed with Bluey.
I think with all the crazy turmoil in the world, a bit of innocent entertainment is just what my soul needs, and Bluey is fun enough to have all that innocence for kids, but still slide in some adult entertainment. Just enough for it to be enjoyable for me, and not annoying or boring like most kiddy shows are for adults.
My favorite is probably Curry Quest in Series 3. The episode itself is good, but if you’re paying attention, Chili is actually describing the stages of the “Hero’s Journey” monomyth used widely in literature! I thought that was such a cool way to introduce that concept to kids!
I love the Hammerbarn episode specially when Chilli says "this is what happens when you aren't happy with what you got Someone's husband eventually gets it!"
That scene cracks me up
@@johngancarcik5682 I think the first time I saw that scene I was crying it was so funny 🤣
😂 I just love the name Bingo comes up for her gnome husband. Poor Hecuba 😔
I once babysat my five year old cousin and he asked if we could watch this show. Part of me really didn’t want to, but I didn’t want to hurt his feelings, so I put it on. It was actually very cute and fun to watch with him
I always cry when cocos mom says “you’re doing great” as a mom I don’t hear it often. I get the appreciation from my son, but when it comes to my peers, i don’t hear it. So it means a lot hearing it from this pink poodle as ridiculous it might sound to others.
In the episode “Flat Pack”, where Bandit says proudly “I am not taking advice from a cartoon dog”is simply perfect v
When my sis and brother in law started looking for kid shows for my niece i mostly ignored them. The episode 'Baby Race' won me over because my niece went through the exact same steps that little Bluey had. Bum Shuffle, Crawling Backwards, you name it. Now i think i watch it more than she does.
ugh. The episode with Chilli's dad makes me cry everytime. My dad passed last year and it really hit hard.
I love the show showing parents can drink "lemonade" and after drinking effects XDDD
Bandit and Stripes drink beer in a few other episodes, at least in the Australian version anyway.
While I agree the balloon popping could indicate that Chili had a miscarriage her sister is unable to have children, so it could also allude to Chili's sister possibly having one too.
Yes! I was just about to say something about this! Onesies had me crying hard. I’m shocked that episode or even Brandy wasn’t mentioned in this video. Maybe in a part 2 because there’s a lot of subjects and references the adults get in this show (and no doubt more to come) that can’t be contained in just one video.
@@Angelmoon502 If I remember correctly that episode has been removed in the US so they may not have even known about it. There are clips removed from the UK version of Bluey too (Which I think is stupid)
@@LadyKattrina84 I couldn’t agree more. You allow Copycat, which has the death of a bird, but don’t allow Dad Baby, where Bandit “has a baby”? Heck, even the part in Daddy Putdown when Bingo asks how a baby gets in a lady’s belly was cut out in the US. It’s not like he answered. He hilariously avoided the question. When did the US become so uptight about what gets shown to kids?
@@Angelmoon502 That part in Daddy Putdown was cut in the UK version as well. One moment Bingo is on the swing, the next she walks in all dizzy and there is no explanation as to why. It's nuts.
One of my favorite moments is in the episode " Rain". Bluey tries to stop the rain from running down the driveway and uses whatever she can to do it even if it meant tracking mud and water into the house, much to Chili's dismay. After a while of watching Bluey, Chili joins her indicating that sometimes you need to forget the mess and enjoy life's simple moments. I will always remember this moment 💕
Thank you to anyone who reads this.
I love this show because it feels like both a kids show and an adult show in a way? Like you can sit and watch it with them without getting bored or annoyed by it like Peppa pig.
#4 The "Grandad" episode always makes me very emotional when Chilli says "he should take care of himself for me because I still need him" causes me to tear up every time because being as old as I am and still having my parents I can relate really well to that.
My guess is that the Lemonade had Cactus Juice in it.
It'll quench ya!
even though it’s only an honorable mention, “restful games” is one thing i can relate to knowing kids who love to run around playing games and being one who like to lay on the couch sometimes. i’m not even an adult yet.
10:39 also, i want to say that after she mentioned that the american version was changed to talk about teeth, i got an ad for toothpaste lol.
im not even a parent but even /i started to tear up when Bella told Chilli she was doing great, because it felt like something I think I needed to hear too. and something I wish someone would have told my mom
2:54 "and thats when i met your mother"
They also have an episode dealing with premie babies. This show seems to do a great job touching on so many areas of parenting.
I say fun doesn't need a life lesson, BUT if you can incorporate a life lesson in the fun, that's a welcomed bonus.
The miscarriage conception is pretty sad but possibly true from Chili. According to the other episodes that proves otherwise, it looks like her and her sister happen to have a very long line history of infertility issues and I can't imagine how many miscarriages or chance has it took for their mother and father to conceive both of them
Bluey is amazing. My favorite episode is Hammerbarn. "This is what happens when you're unhappy with what you've got! Someone's husband eventually gets it!" 🤣🤣🤣 In all seriousness though, I had 2 open heart surgeries earlier this year and was in the hospital for 10 days. Bluey made it tolerable. I watched it for hours every day. It made me feel close to my kids when I was states away. ❤️
The timing on this is wild, I just got into the Bluey rabbit hole yesterday.
The hinted miscarrage is seconded to the beautifully handled, sensitive topic of infertility in "Onesie".
Due to my grandparents' ages and my grandma's Alzheimer's, my grandparents don't or can't take care of themselves as well as they used to. The "It was yesterday" line always makes me sad because, for many reasons, I associate it and that episode with them-- especially with my grandma.
2:41 That's amazing how Bandit remembered that. That's new to me. Might try that
So this is why a bunch of adults I know are watching this show, like people my age in their 20s that don't have kids. Maybe because it reminds us of the shows we grew up with like Rugrats and hey arnold
Bluey is such a great show. Pretty much the only show I can actually watch with my daughter without faking interest 😂
I love how the writers incorporate stuff only adults will understand and they do it in a subtle way for the kids watching
Bro im 17 and i thought they were just annoying the guys in the stumpfest episode. I didnt know they were "drunk".
@@hishamrashid5293 same here
I’m 40 and my nephew got me hooked on Bluey. I love it!! As a daycare provider for 20+ years I just enjoy how true the depiction of the children is. I have run a gamut of emotions. Keep up the great work!