The houses in Bluey are designed after a suburb in Brisbane. Their’s is a style of house called a ‘Queenslander’ which is wooden and built on stilts for airflow and to sit above any floodwater. It’s most like the suburb of Ashgrove or Redhill which is really hilly and subtropical.
When I used to live in Dallas, in the USA, there was a T-shirt someone used to wear at school. "It's hard to be humble when you are a Texan". I thought it was humor and laughed at it. I think it was supposed to be serious. The response from my laugh wasn't what I expected. Some Australians could be a bit like Texans. If you live and work in other countries, You know there is no perfect place. Not even Australia.@@danielponiatowski7368
That pencil is a normal pencil with an eraser but the owner has bitten the back of it, so the eraser is gone and the metal collar is squished. Very common 😁
@@nottart2251 Yep it's a Blackwing! For those that don't know the eraser is shaped that way so you can do broad erasing or detailed erasing with ease. Very clever!
It's so cool because I've always lived in Brisbane and seeing actual places I've been in Bluey is very novel, since generally films etc aren't set here. And the films like Thor etc that were filmed here don't usually show as noticeable landmarks etc
LOVE Bluey...The innocent/funny/'fart humour' stuff for the 'little ones' & the underlying 'other' stuff for the 'grown ups'😉😂 I actually watch other Aussie ABCKids shows including Play School... for the underlying 'grown up' subtext. You can tell the presenters are trying not to laugh/be naughty with their scripts😂 VERY Australian❤
Australia not known for animation Ryan, take a gander at this list mate: Finding Nemo (2003), Mary and Max (2009), Paw Patrol: Sea Patrol (2018), The Wishmas Tree (2019), Rumble (2021), Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006), Happy Feet (2006), The Lego Movie (2014), Ice Age (2002), DC League of Super-Pets (2022), Shrek the Third (2007), Megamind (2010), Goosebumps (2015), Meet the Feebles (1989), The Polar Express (2004), Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009), Back to the Outback (2021), Bee Movie (2007), Flushed Away (2006), The Lion King 3: Hakuna Matata (2004).
A lot of American animated shows have been made in Australia. Our animators are world class. I guess a lot of Americans in the future will speak with an Australian accent. lol
I love this thought! I've noticed a few gen Z Australians who have a hint of an American accent. It would be cool if we shared a little of ours with the new generation of Americans, haha.
Hanna-Barbera had animation studios in French’s Forest, a suburb of Sydney in the 1960’s onwards. They worked on many successful television shows, including The Huckleberry Hound Show, The Flintstones, The Yogi Bear Show, Top Cat, The Jetsons. A family friend of ours worked there as a studio manager. Before HB came to Australia we had a not very well animated character called the ‘Flying Dog-ter’ - obviously one of Bluey’s ancestors!
Not to forget Arthur And the Square Knights of the Round Table which was made here in the 1960s starring John Meillon. I believe that it was the first all-Australian animated show to be sold overseas.
Some of the Australian amination movies include: 100% Wolk, Back to the Outback, Combat Wombat, Daisy Quokka, Maya the Bee, Blinky Bill the movie, Happy Feet 1&2, Harvie Krumpet, Peter Rabbit, etc We also have a high quality, but small movie industry where production &/or locations were used for movies like Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Thor: Ragnarok, Aquaman, Pacific Rim Series, The Dressmaker, Mad Max, Crocodile Dundee, Breaker Morant, The Matrix, Babe the Gallant Pig, Unbroken, Ghost Rider, MI2, etc
Don't forget "Arthur! and the Square Knights of the Round Table" This was made waaaaay back in the 1960s so only people of my generation would remember it. John Meillon did the voice of King Aurthur.
So I do art work on shoes and when we found out my German SIL was pregnant I asked her "so you know the kiddo is getting shoes, what do you want on them?" I was honestly shocked when she yelled "BLINKY BILL!!!" cos my Irish husband and in-laws had no idea what blinky bill was 😱
I’m Australian. My son is studying a Bachelor of Animation and my daughter wants to do the same next year after she graduates high school. She is doing a Tafe course as part of her school leaver’s certificate where she learns it. There are so many job opportunities, from advertising and PR to computer games.
Oh Bluey! ☑️🥰 How to parent your child lessons from Australians! 😄 I have been in an animation studio, it's very complicated! 😰 A female singer friend of my father's did child voices on many ads! Our neighbour was an actress and dancer, still working at 80+! 😂 More interesting was the left-handedness of the artist! I expect that the easy smiles on Australian's faces is a big difference! 😁
That pencil looks like a Blackwing Palomino which 1. American and was 2. Used by Artists, writers, composers etc throughout the 20th century. John Steinbeck used them to write the first draft of most of his books.
My youngest grandsons love Bluey, though they watch it on satellite tv from the UK. Last year, this great little kids' show ranked fourth in Britain amongst parents of 3-yr olds. It was only beaten out by: Bing, Peppa Pig, and The Octonauts. My daughter-in-law recommends these to you, as a father of a wee one. ❤
I have lived in Australia all my life and never seen a pencil like that, lol. But I haven't spent much time in animation studios. I love Bluey. I started watching it with my little niece, but I'll happily watch an episode all by myself. The Heelers are just such good, comforting vibes.
You may not know that, Hanna-Barbera had an Australian division which made some of the cartoons in the 1970's. My dad's cousin, John Hill, worked for Hanna-Barbera in Sydney as an animator, not much technology back then. Later he mostly did animation advertising agencies, and won awards for stop frame animation.
I disagree…early years teachers put Bluey on all the time in wet weather lunchtimes and she’s always a huge hit. Most kids have seen heaps of episodes and love them. Music teachers also use episodes because there’s so much classical music included. And don’t forget grownups love Bluey too😊
Don't know why you think that "ABC Kids cartoon Bluey is Australia's top TV series, after securing a total audience average of 11 million. The beloved animation had the highest total audience achieved by any series to air in Australia for its season released in April." 13 July 2023
South Park is actually created using Maya which is normally used for 3D, but it allows them to do mostly 2D while incorporating the occasional piece of 3D
I lived in Brisbane in Bardon for a while, one of the lovely old suburbs around where Bluey is based not far from the CBD. I absolutely loved it. If I could afford the rents there I'd be happy to move back to Brisbane.
" it's got to be the biggest tv show for kids in America right now" meanwhile in Australia it's the biggest tv show for any age. my parents and grandparents legit turn this on even when we are not in the room ( no complaints 😂)
For those that were asking - "Happy Feet" is a musical comedy film produced by George Miller. It stars the voices of Elijah Wood, Robin Williams, Brittany Murphy, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Hugo Weaving & E.G. Daily. A co-production between the USA & Australia. The film was produced at the Sydney-based visual effects /animation studio Animal Logic for Warner Bros, Village Roadshow and Kingdom Feature Productions.
My brother edited the first series of Bluey. Ludo Studio is in the CBD of Brisbane and my young kids and I got to visit a few times on those episode viewing days. Those guys work HARD!! My brother would show us early episodes on his phone way back when they were all only animatics and even they were pretty magical. I'm very proud of Bluey and the positive influence it is having in the world.
They're called rubbers here, not erasers. Yep! Bluey is set in the Brisbane suburb of Paddington - I used to live there many, many moons ago. It was lovely back then, not so much now, but hey.
Would love to see more videos on this show. There are some other videos that talk about the therapy of the show and how it depicts how kids learn and cope through play.
@@tranatkikomi6873 which - courtesy of 'The Late Show' later became "Bargearse' lol - would love to see Ryan react to that or 'Charlie the Wonder Dog' lmao
i was lucky enough to sit in at the sound creating of the movie "Romeo and Juliet" with Leonardo De Caprio at "The Sound Firm " in Melbourne . Both data and physical sound engineers had cool jobs , though the physical sound maker using a Fairlight system had the coolest job , Dream job TBH .
I think Melanie Zanetti ( Chilli) and Dave McCormack ( Bandit) only met each other of the first time 7 or 8 months ago in New York as they were appearing on Jimmy Fallon. Normally they live and record their parts in different cities to each other.
I feel really proud about bluey cos the creators came from my uni, Griffith Film School. I dont know anyone on it, cos I wasn't in animation, but still 😊
Ryan, Ryan, Ryan! Like all fair dinkum Aussies Bluey would never say "happy arvo" or "good arvo" and neither should you!! It's just not part of the lingo mate! The most common and acceptable greeting is "Gidday mate! Owyagarn?" which surely needs no explanation. (Recommended reading for you is Prof. Afferbeck Lauder's 1965 non-fiction work "Let Stalk Strine" (transl: Let's Talk Australian) which explains the intricacies of our unique and beautiful language).
I have never seen an episode of Bluey and I live in Queensland that Brisbane is the Capitol of. I did grow up near my Nana who always had a Blue Heeler or Cattle Dog named Rover. They come in Blue and Red just like his family and they are so smart. Rover saved my Uncles life at 18 months old. He followed him one day when he escaped out of the yard. Saw him fall into a deep Dam and jumped in after him. Rover found a spot in the middle of the Dam he could stand up on and he patiently waited there with the back of my Uncles clothes in his mouth until they were found. My Nana lived on the Hume Highway in Sydney. That is the main road that connects Sydney and Melbourne. Rover was bred to round up cattle, they are born working dogs. He used to try and round up 18 wheelers, I was there one day when he caught one. He was sitting at the back door waiting and bleeding. He had been torn open from his left ear, across his throat and down to his right leg. I was about 4 years old and I told Nana he needed a bandaid. She didn’t even blink, she told Rover to get the stuff while she got boiled water and disinfectant. He grabbed the first aid bag jumped on a chair and onto the table. She cleaned him up and then she stitched him up. He never even flinched and I never want to watch that again. Australian’s of my Dad’s era used the word Bluey for many things like cattle dogs or people with red or ginger hair can still be called Bluey. It is such an Aussie word. Now I get video’s of my sons Bluey, named Missy working his cows on my phone. He found a group of teens using her as a soccer ball when she was bout 6 weeks old. He took their ball back to his Clinic, dressed her wounds and stitched her. Then I got a report with photos every week on weight gain and anything funny she did. It is the law that Mother’s stay interested.
That's a Blackwing pencil. Looks like she's using the 602 Firm Blackwing over the softer black Blackwing. They are American, originally Faber-Castell then discontinued in the late 90s, causing artists to pay $40 or more to get their hands on them. Then in the 2000s another American company Cederwood (?) took up the Blackwing and we've all been happily over paying for pencils ever since.😅 Some say the new graphite formula of the greylead isn't as good, but still a great pencil. Blackwing's are known for their rectangular ferrule and replaceable erasers, it's the trademark look
ive actually never watched Bluey even though im in Brisbane... i just saw the locations and thought omg thats Paddington I use to live there. I just assumed it was set on a farm because Blue Heelers are farm dogs. Paddington is right in the middle of the city
Australians have been producing animated shows since at least the 1960s. Arthur and the Square Knights of the Round Table was an animated show made here in the 1960s and sold overseas. You can find examples of it on TH-cam.
Thanks Ryan for another great video, some info - felix the cat was another australian creation but filmed over in the US and early on Australian had a great film industry but the government of the day from memory awarded the government film contract to a french company which basically destroyed our flourishing industry. The first ever feature film was australian the kelly gang
That was great fun and it’s amazing how Bluey has taken off. Blueys Dad, Bandit or David McCormack, was lead singer in a few bands one I loved was Custard and they had a few hits on Spotify, TH-cam very catchy indie fun stuff. Davy is also a friend of the family and yeah I live in Brisbane. Oh and no Aussie would ever say happy arvo. We would just use it as a shortening of afternoon. Most common would be “see ya this arvo” which is usually shortened further to “see ya thesarvo” yep or even “see ya sarvo”. I like your laid back style you fit in here in Brissy. Why bother with a whole word right.
I live in the suburb where the real library is located and 1 suburb over from where a lot of the other cartoon landmarks are. The house was duplicated recently in Paddington for a few months and then sold. The church is in Red Hill and Hammer Barn is just over a big hill in Keperra. Its actually a real hardware retail giant named Bunnings. Yes they’re all based on real buildings.
Bluey is based on dog breed named Blue Heelers an Australian working cattle dog & surprise Bluey is female series made In Brisbane Queensland and well liked world wide
our coffee is very different to America. You should do a video on it. We dont have the filter/drip coffee, we have espresso. It's quite strong compared to American coffee, so that small coffee is probably at least one shot shot or more of espresso which might equate to at a guess 2 cups of filter coffee?
Wow, I was thinking that 52 episodes thing can't be right. But I just checked and it seems it is? There's a lot I haven't seen then. The actors who do the voices for Chili and Bandit were on a Jimmy Fallon show not that long ago. th-cam.com/video/rpq8eHsHvFc/w-d-xo.html Also, fun fact... Dave McCormack (Bandit) is/was the lead singer in a fairly successful Aussie rock band called Custard. th-cam.com/video/3ii6GyifD4E/w-d-xo.html
I go to a Brisbane University for film/animation and my facilitator was one of the head animators for season 1 and 2 of Bluey. Also someone from my class who graduated did the animation for the Sleepytime episode.
Yea when we saw the Bluey balloon in the Macy's thanks giving parade in NYC.....We knew Bluey had really made it in the USA I'm 40, no kids and I have all three seasons on my phone. It's my comfort show. Way Better than a Stress ball. My go to eps are "sleepy time" "camping" and the Latest episode "Cricket"
Hanna and Barbera had a studio in Sydney for decades many of the Animators worked on the US H&B cartoons. Australia has also had a history of its own cartoons from Felix the Cat to Blinky Bill to Snugglepot and Cuddlepie and the Magic Pudding
Re small coffee -- it's about quality, not quantity. We were lucky enough to have many migrants who know about coffee. Remember, Starbucks failed in Australia
My bragging rights, my niece is one of the art directors for Bluey.😊
How fantastic. You must be so proud. Bluey is the best!
I use Bluey as a reward for my classroom . They love it. We get at least one episode a day... love it . 🇦🇺WA 💗
The houses in Bluey are designed after a suburb in Brisbane. Their’s is a style of house called a ‘Queenslander’ which is wooden and built on stilts for airflow and to sit above any floodwater.
It’s most like the suburb of Ashgrove or Redhill which is really hilly and subtropical.
Could be The Gap ........ but you're probably right with Red Hill / Ithaca area.
I think it’s made in Red
Hill
Well there's also Queenslanders in the Redlands too 😊
Ipswich, Indooroopilly, moggill, Toowong, as well😅
The stilts are also to improve ventilation under and around the house to cool the house in the subtropical Queensland summer.
About time Americans got some proper Aussie culture into them - it can only make the USA a better place!
So glad they didn't change it for the overseas market.
Couldn't agree more, cheers mate 👍🍻
And were not arrogant or chauvanistic either. We certainly don't big note ourselves and put other countrymen down ;)
@@Austtube we sure dont, take me for instance, i used to be conceited but now im perfect.
When I used to live in Dallas, in the USA, there was a T-shirt someone used to wear at school. "It's hard to be humble when you are a Texan". I thought it was humor and laughed at it. I think it was supposed to be serious. The response from my laugh wasn't what I expected. Some Australians could be a bit like Texans. If you live and work in other countries, You know there is no perfect place. Not even Australia.@@danielponiatowski7368
First we sent the Wiggles, now we sent Bluey, next...total domination. Bwahahahaha...
That pencil is a normal pencil with an eraser but the owner has bitten the back of it, so the eraser is gone and the metal collar is squished. Very common 😁
You just reminded me of 90% of my pencils back when I was in school 😂😂
It’s a Blackwing pencil, made that way. It has replaceable erasers
I was thinking more like chewed, but now you mention it.... it looks like you're right. It's not fully flattened 😅 so one bite looks right 😂
@@nottart2251 Yep it's a Blackwing! For those that don't know the eraser is shaped that way so you can do broad erasing or detailed erasing with ease. Very clever!
It's so cool because I've always lived in Brisbane and seeing actual places I've been in Bluey is very novel, since generally films etc aren't set here. And the films like Thor etc that were filmed here don't usually show as noticeable landmarks etc
Thank you for pronouncing Brisbane properly 😁
One of the fun things about watching Bluey in Brisbane is spotting all the real locations.
Agree! I love that!
Oh forgot to mention...they are actually educational for ALL ages😊
Yes! The cricket episode has made grown men cry :)
LOVE Bluey...The innocent/funny/'fart humour' stuff for the 'little ones' & the underlying 'other' stuff for the 'grown ups'😉😂
I actually watch other Aussie ABCKids shows including Play School... for the underlying 'grown up' subtext. You can tell the presenters are trying not to laugh/be naughty with their scripts😂
VERY Australian❤
Australia not known for animation Ryan, take a gander at this list mate:
Finding Nemo (2003), Mary and Max (2009), Paw Patrol: Sea Patrol (2018), The Wishmas Tree (2019), Rumble (2021), Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006), Happy Feet (2006), The Lego Movie (2014), Ice Age (2002), DC League of Super-Pets (2022), Shrek the Third (2007), Megamind (2010), Goosebumps (2015), Meet the Feebles (1989), The Polar Express (2004), Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009), Back to the Outback (2021), Bee Movie (2007), Flushed Away (2006), The Lion King 3: Hakuna Matata (2004).
A lot of American animated shows have been made in Australia. Our animators are world class. I guess a lot of Americans in the future will speak with an Australian accent. lol
I love this thought! I've noticed a few gen Z Australians who have a hint of an American accent. It would be cool if we shared a little of ours with the new generation of Americans, haha.
Yes , I remember my son speaking with a very rough American accent , from watching Mutant ninja turtles,, and the power rangers 😂
where's your proof?
I live in Brisbane and have picked out people’s houses I know - the level of detail is incredible!
did you did that the very first animation cartoon was FELIX THE CAT. WAY back in the 1900's Felix was an Aussie Invention of course. Cheers fella
Never new felix the cat was Aussie? Made
Fun fact... The colours in Bluey are designed to be dog friendly so your dog can watch too
Ok, you got me. I don’t have kids so never bothered but I just can’t wait to see if my dogs will like it. 😂
awesome I've always wondered if my dogs would enjoy watching tv
Hanna-Barbera had animation studios in French’s Forest, a suburb of Sydney in the 1960’s onwards. They worked on many successful television shows, including The Huckleberry Hound Show, The Flintstones, The Yogi Bear Show, Top Cat, The Jetsons.
A family friend of ours worked there as a studio manager.
Before HB came to Australia we had a not very well animated character called the ‘Flying Dog-ter’ - obviously one of Bluey’s ancestors!
Not to forget Arthur And the Square Knights of the Round Table which was made here in the 1960s starring John Meillon. I believe that it was the first all-Australian animated show to be sold overseas.
Some of the Australian amination movies include: 100% Wolk, Back to the Outback, Combat Wombat, Daisy Quokka, Maya the Bee, Blinky Bill the movie, Happy Feet 1&2, Harvie Krumpet, Peter Rabbit, etc We also have a high quality, but small movie industry where production &/or locations were used for movies like Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Thor: Ragnarok, Aquaman, Pacific Rim Series, The Dressmaker, Mad Max, Crocodile Dundee, Breaker Morant, The Matrix, Babe the Gallant Pig, Unbroken, Ghost Rider, MI2, etc
Don't forget "Arthur! and the Square Knights of the Round Table" This was made waaaaay back in the 1960s so only people of my generation would remember it. John Meillon did the voice of King Aurthur.
The Lego movies, of course.
So I do art work on shoes and when we found out my German SIL was pregnant I asked her "so you know the kiddo is getting shoes, what do you want on them?" I was honestly shocked when she yelled "BLINKY BILL!!!" cos my Irish husband and in-laws had no idea what blinky bill was 😱
God I miss Blinky Bill (both movie and tv show)
And of course Fern Gully
My children are 11, 10, and 8...they looooooooooove Bluey. They always beg me to watch a few just before bedtime.
Gave my three year old a Bluey book. He was delighted.
I’m Australian. My son is studying a Bachelor of Animation and my daughter wants to do the same next year after she graduates high school. She is doing a Tafe course as part of her school leaver’s certificate where she learns it. There are so many job opportunities, from advertising and PR to computer games.
Oh Bluey! ☑️🥰 How to parent your child lessons from Australians! 😄 I have been in an animation studio, it's very complicated! 😰 A female singer friend of my father's did child voices on many ads! Our neighbour was an actress and dancer, still working at 80+! 😂 More interesting was the left-handedness of the artist! I expect that the easy smiles on Australian's faces is a big difference! 😁
That pencil looks like a Blackwing Palomino which 1. American and was 2. Used by Artists, writers, composers etc throughout the 20th century. John Steinbeck used them to write the first draft of most of his books.
Bluey has taken over the world. Being an Aussie family with half our extended family in Europe. They all love it.
My youngest grandsons love Bluey, though they watch it on satellite tv from the UK. Last year, this great little kids' show ranked fourth in Britain amongst parents of 3-yr olds. It was only beaten out by: Bing, Peppa Pig, and The Octonauts. My daughter-in-law recommends these to you, as a father of a wee one. ❤
Peppa Pig is unwatchable for an adult though, toddlers love it but hey, they love cocomelon as well and thats absolute poo
We had to ban an episode of Peppa Pig here in Australia. "Go pet a spider" could have lead to many fatalities.
I call Bunnings "Hammer barn" now.
The bluey origin episode will always be a banger
My grandkids always request that episode every time they come over. Such an honest episode. 😂
I have lived in Australia all my life and never seen a pencil like that, lol. But I haven't spent much time in animation studios. I love Bluey. I started watching it with my little niece, but I'll happily watch an episode all by myself. The Heelers are just such good, comforting vibes.
You may not know that, Hanna-Barbera had an Australian division which made some of the cartoons in the 1970's. My dad's cousin, John Hill, worked for Hanna-Barbera in Sydney as an animator, not much technology back then. Later he mostly did animation advertising agencies, and won awards for stop frame animation.
We have an Air BnB in Brisbane that looks and is kitted out exactly the same, in a cartoon style. Kids love staying in it
Unfortunately is was only for a short period of time.
@Bathoven95 Oh no, that's a shame 🥺
My grandkids love this show so much. I really don’t like watching kids shows now but I will sit and watch this. So Australian.
Cool to see my home town animated. Funny that Bluey is so much bigger over in the US than it is here.
I disagree…early years teachers put Bluey on all the time in wet weather lunchtimes and she’s always a huge hit. Most kids have seen heaps of episodes and love them. Music teachers also use episodes because there’s so much classical music included. And don’t forget grownups love Bluey too😊
Don't know why you think that "ABC Kids cartoon Bluey is Australia's top TV series, after securing a total audience average of 11 million. The beloved animation had the highest total audience achieved by any series to air in Australia for its season released in April." 13 July 2023
South Park is actually created using Maya which is normally used for 3D, but it allows them to do mostly 2D while incorporating the occasional piece of 3D
I lived in Brisbane in Bardon for a while, one of the lovely old suburbs around where Bluey is based not far from the CBD. I absolutely loved it. If I could afford the rents there I'd be happy to move back to Brisbane.
" it's got to be the biggest tv show for kids in America right now" meanwhile in Australia it's the biggest tv show for any age. my parents and grandparents legit turn this on even when we are not in the room ( no complaints 😂)
For those that were asking - "Happy Feet" is a musical comedy film produced by George Miller. It stars the voices of Elijah Wood, Robin Williams, Brittany Murphy, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Hugo Weaving & E.G. Daily. A co-production between the USA & Australia. The film was produced at the Sydney-based visual effects /animation studio Animal Logic for Warner Bros, Village Roadshow and Kingdom Feature Productions.
My brother edited the first series of Bluey. Ludo Studio is in the CBD of Brisbane and my young kids and I got to visit a few times on those episode viewing days. Those guys work HARD!! My brother would show us early episodes on his phone way back when they were all only animatics and even they were pretty magical. I'm very proud of Bluey and the positive influence it is having in the world.
Yep the office is very laid back!!
4:41 Yes Bluey is dripping with Brisbane references…you can even identify the suburb their house is in 😊
I love that the number plate is in Qld colours.
They're called rubbers here, not erasers. Yep! Bluey is set in the Brisbane suburb of Paddington - I used to live there many, many moons ago. It was lovely back then, not so much now, but hey.
Paddington? Geez,Blueys family is doing better than I am,love the Northside
I'm loving that the sound studio wall-paper is the way-back-when original Battlestar Galactica.
Would love to see more videos on this show. There are some other videos that talk about the therapy of the show and how it depicts how kids learn and cope through play.
I’m from Brisbane where it’s all made! It’s so amazing to me that it’s spread so far and wild.
Am 40 years old. I laugh how a kids' show is called bluey. A bluey 20 years ago was a porno video to most Australians 😂
or someone who is a redhead
oops 🤣
@keithevans1442 yeah my cattle dog 2 she was very intelligent loved her
There was also some cop drama called Bluey too
@@tranatkikomi6873 which - courtesy of 'The Late Show' later became "Bargearse' lol - would love to see Ryan react to that or 'Charlie the Wonder Dog' lmao
i was lucky enough to sit in at the sound creating of the movie "Romeo and Juliet" with Leonardo De Caprio at "The Sound Firm " in Melbourne . Both data and physical sound engineers had cool jobs , though the physical sound maker using a Fairlight system had the coolest job , Dream job TBH .
Lol. You shouldve had Jace on your lap reacting to this one with u. Would have loved to see his little reaction to his favourite Aussie character 🤣
Yes we have a lot of different pencils with different shapes of rubber on the end of them ❤
Rubber in America is a condom….they say eraser😂😂😂
It’s a Blackwing pencil
Love how Bluey introduces Americans to rugby league 🏉 and cricket 🏏!
I think Melanie Zanetti ( Chilli) and Dave McCormack ( Bandit) only met each other of the first time 7 or 8 months ago in New York as they were appearing on Jimmy Fallon. Normally they live and record their parts in different cities to each other.
I love Bluey! And I'm a middle-aged adult with no kids in the house 😆
I feel really proud about bluey cos the creators came from my uni, Griffith Film School. I dont know anyone on it, cos I wasn't in animation, but still 😊
Ryan, Ryan, Ryan! Like all fair dinkum Aussies Bluey would never say "happy arvo" or "good arvo" and neither should you!! It's just not part of the lingo mate! The most common and acceptable greeting is "Gidday mate! Owyagarn?" which surely needs no explanation. (Recommended reading for you is Prof. Afferbeck Lauder's 1965 non-fiction work "Let Stalk Strine" (transl: Let's Talk Australian) which explains the intricacies of our unique and beautiful language).
🤣😂😅😜
And "Fraffly", for the more advanced stewnce.
@@IdoZatTimeInaVan Goodonya for that one mate! Ryan should leave nose tone unturned when it comes to improving his langwich skills.👊😆😆😁🇭🇲
Warning , If you let your boy watch Bluey he will become Australian because his accent will change it has happened to many American children
Good for them
Ikr. It’s a good thing since the whole world is speaking American now
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I have never seen an episode of Bluey and I live in Queensland that Brisbane is the Capitol of. I did grow up near my Nana who always had a Blue Heeler or Cattle Dog named Rover. They come in Blue and Red just like his family and they are so smart. Rover saved my Uncles life at 18 months old. He followed him one day when he escaped out of the yard. Saw him fall into a deep Dam and jumped in after him. Rover found a spot in the middle of the Dam he could stand up on and he patiently waited there with the back of my Uncles clothes in his mouth until they were found. My Nana lived on the Hume Highway in Sydney. That is the main road that connects Sydney and Melbourne. Rover was bred to round up cattle, they are born working dogs. He used to try and round up 18 wheelers, I was there one day when he caught one. He was sitting at the back door waiting and bleeding. He had been torn open from his left ear, across his throat and down to his right leg. I was about 4 years old and I told Nana he needed a bandaid. She didn’t even blink, she told Rover to get the stuff while she got boiled water and disinfectant. He grabbed the first aid bag jumped on a chair and onto the table. She cleaned him up and then she stitched him up. He never even flinched and I never want to watch that again. Australian’s of my Dad’s era used the word Bluey for many things like cattle dogs or people with red or ginger hair can still be called Bluey. It is such an Aussie word. Now I get video’s of my sons Bluey, named Missy working his cows on my phone. He found a group of teens using her as a soccer ball when she was bout 6 weeks old. He took their ball back to his Clinic, dressed her wounds and stitched her. Then I got a report with photos every week on weight gain and anything funny she did. It is the law that Mother’s stay interested.
That's a Blackwing pencil. Looks like she's using the 602 Firm Blackwing over the softer black Blackwing. They are American, originally Faber-Castell then discontinued in the late 90s, causing artists to pay $40 or more to get their hands on them. Then in the 2000s another American company Cederwood (?) took up the Blackwing and we've all been happily over paying for pencils ever since.😅 Some say the new graphite formula of the greylead isn't as good, but still a great pencil. Blackwing's are known for their rectangular ferrule and replaceable erasers, it's the trademark look
Our household is obsessed with Bluey. Its so freaking cute & relatable!
ive actually never watched Bluey even though im in Brisbane... i just saw the locations and thought omg thats Paddington I use to live there. I just assumed it was set on a farm because Blue Heelers are farm dogs. Paddington is right in the middle of the city
It's delightful, just as much fun for adults as for kids. My sister put me onto it when it first came out after watching it with her grand kids 😄
Australians have been producing animated shows since at least the 1960s. Arthur and the Square Knights of the Round Table was an animated show made here in the 1960s and sold overseas. You can find examples of it on TH-cam.
YAY BRISSY 🇦🇺 My neck of the woods 👍
i agree with you i just got into bluey its amazing man.
Happy arvo..gets me every time..love your videos ❤
Thanks Ryan for another great video, some info - felix the cat was another australian creation but filmed over in the US and early on Australian had a great film industry but the government of the day from memory awarded the government film contract to a french company which basically destroyed our flourishing industry. The first ever feature film was australian the kelly gang
Another bit Bluey is a cattle dog the Blue heeler dog but Bluey is also a reference to someone with red hair, why I don't know.
The pencil is a black wing. It’s a brand specifically for artists
That looks like an art style pencil holder, so youcan use more of the pencil when it gets short.
That pencil looks like a Blackwing… amazing pencils. The eraser can be replaced when it runs down.
That was great fun and it’s amazing how Bluey has taken off. Blueys Dad, Bandit or David McCormack, was lead singer in a few bands one I loved was Custard and they had a few hits on Spotify, TH-cam very catchy indie fun stuff. Davy is also a friend of the family and yeah I live in Brisbane. Oh and no Aussie would ever say happy arvo. We would just use it as a shortening of afternoon. Most common would be “see ya this arvo” which is usually shortened further to “see ya thesarvo” yep or even “see ya sarvo”. I like your laid back style you fit in here in Brissy. Why bother with a whole word right.
Good stuff! I’ve watched Bluey with little ones - it’s funny and clever as.
That’s a pretty typical office, we’re a casual nation 🙂
Don't worry Ryan - 74 year old Aussie here. I've never seen a rectangular eraser either (not on a pencil, anyway!)
Obviously everyone in this studio is extremely talented but the composer is absolutely next level!
Like… how many instruments can the dude play?! 👌🏽
Most Hanna Barbra Cartoons were made & produced in Sydney
I live in the suburb where the real library is located and 1 suburb over from where a lot of the other cartoon landmarks are. The house was duplicated recently in Paddington for a few months and then sold. The church is in Red Hill and Hammer Barn is just over a big hill in Keperra. Its actually a real hardware retail giant named Bunnings. Yes they’re all based on real buildings.
You need to look at how many movies are made in Australia. Quite a lot.
My friend Joe has written some of the music for Bluey.
I’ve never watched Bluey yet because my grandchildren are teenagers now. But I will watch soon.
Bluey is based on dog breed named Blue Heelers an Australian working cattle dog & surprise Bluey is female series made In Brisbane Queensland and well liked world wide
Will the Mrs be there tomorrow too? We all would love to see her too? ❤❤
It's an artist's pencil. A Palomino Blackwing. They're made in the US. Very good, if expensive, pencils.
our coffee is very different to America. You should do a video on it. We dont have the filter/drip coffee, we have espresso. It's quite strong compared to American coffee, so that small coffee is probably at least one shot shot or more of espresso which might equate to at a guess 2 cups of filter coffee?
Thanks! I can't actually watch that video from Australia because it hasn't been made available here.
Wow, I was thinking that 52 episodes thing can't be right. But I just checked and it seems it is? There's a lot I haven't seen then. The actors who do the voices for Chili and Bandit were on a Jimmy Fallon show not that long ago. th-cam.com/video/rpq8eHsHvFc/w-d-xo.html
Also, fun fact... Dave McCormack (Bandit) is/was the lead singer in a fairly successful Aussie rock band called Custard. th-cam.com/video/3ii6GyifD4E/w-d-xo.html
I go to a Brisbane University for film/animation and my facilitator was one of the head animators for season 1 and 2 of Bluey.
Also someone from my class who graduated did the animation for the Sleepytime episode.
you pick the smallest things to get stuck on, a pencil, a small cup of coffee
That’s a art pencil and yes it’s a rubber
Blackwing pencil
Aussie here. That’s a rechargeable animators pencil. The rectangle is a USB port.
That coffee is a medium.
Large is about 1/3 taller, usually with the same size lid.
Yea when we saw the Bluey balloon in the Macy's thanks giving parade in NYC.....We knew Bluey had really made it in the USA
I'm 40, no kids and I have all three seasons on my phone. It's my comfort show. Way Better than a Stress ball.
My go to eps are
"sleepy time"
"camping"
and the Latest episode "Cricket"
Looks like a Blackwing pencil to me. Used by artists. They're made in America
The episode 'Stickbird" is set on a beach 400m from my house. Where dogs are strictly prohibited (although not strictly enforced) 😂
Our coffee is in smaller cups, but much stronger. It will make your hair curl. Like good Turkish or Italian coffee
Seriously, you don't have pencils with erasers on the end of them? I know where my fortune is about to come from!
Looks like she chewed the eraser off that pencil. lol
Mt. Cootha in the background, with a TV tower.
Hanna and Barbera had a studio in Sydney for decades many of the Animators worked on the US H&B cartoons. Australia has also had a history of its own cartoons from Felix the Cat to Blinky Bill to Snugglepot and Cuddlepie and the Magic Pudding
I watch Bluey with my granddaughter and I find interesting new facts every time I watch it. Oh, and I have a crush on Bandit. 😘
But of COURSE it has. Bluey is awesome, amazing, funny and relevant. Best cartoon for decades!
Ryan I’m an original fan read your comments Happy Arvo
Im watching this while my son is watching bluey in his bluey book week outfit (after daycare)
That actually looks like a cabinet makers pencil.
There's been a few cameo roles as well Robert Irwin has been a character and a voice over on a whale documentary by Natalie Portman
Re small coffee -- it's about quality, not quantity. We were lucky enough to have many migrants who know about coffee. Remember, Starbucks failed in Australia