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- We know it's called "Bluey," but we didn't expect it to make us feel blue. For this list, we’ll be looking at the happiest, saddest, and most touching moments from the children’s television show that make our eyes well up. Our countdown includes Bella reassures Chilli, Bluey misses rooming with her sister, Bingo flies off to space, and more! Which of our picks cause you to break out the tissues? Let us know in the comments below!
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Real people aren't this supportive. Very rare.
Ugly cry to me just sounds like something that just triggers many easily.
Many would rather (not little kids hopefully) bully or join in bullying of a single individual for the Lols.
I'm not joking.
@MsMojo What is your personal favorite moment that you enjoyed? Was there a moment that made you cry?
I loved when Chilli told Bingo in her dream, “Remember, I’m always here for you, even if you can’t see me. Because I love you.” That line always melts my heart.
I did not know the show had a deeper meaning I was just watching it with my baby sister to actually loving the show
The scene when Chili tells Bluey that not all friends stay in our lives forever is lightened by the fact that she is helping Bingo take a pee.
"do a bush wee"
You ask me kinda, don't wanna say ruins the scene but it would have been better without that
@@christiankallio8586 it was hilarious though, but it definitely distracted me 😂
Having ended a close friendship recently, that line hits me hard
@@christiankallio8586 If every life lesson could only be learned when your children weren't being gross it would take 1000 years to raise a child.
Bluey is proof that kids shows don't have to be insanely dumbed down to be good.
or woke
@@warrensteele3619define woke
@@jeeperscreepers1491 no
@@warrensteele3619 thought so
@@jeeperscreepers1491 without a "please" or at least a "?", your "define woke" is a demand, command or directive, so. no.
The one where Nana shows the girls a music box that her nana gave her. Then Bluey asks "Nana, was your Nana a nice Nana?" and Nana pauses and says "She was the nicest Nana you could ever meet."
It hits me every time.
Yeah feel that
Me too, especially since my Nanny has dementia and isn’t a nice nana anymore :(
@@MangoMagica I'm so sorry.
And this Bluey episode is called…? (Quoting the sentence from title cards btw)
Majority of "real" people aren't this supportive.
Ugly cry to me just sounds like something that just triggers many easily.
Many kids never grew up without any emotional to barely any support.
Even all the way throughout all teenage and early adulthood.
It's sickening but many children don't have anything emotional or "loving" even from dysfunctional family dynamics.
It isn't fair for these "kids" but most society doesn't care.
People like Bluey because it's either being cute or warm.
Which real life isn't like this at all. Even for many neglected 'children' never had or will have.
And they're shunned for just feeling 'sad' or even angry about it.
I lost my father a little over a year ago, way too soon. Hearing Chilli say "I still need him" about her own father really broke me just now, bc I often still need mine, too.
I lost my grandpa a month ago, and I watched this episode with my mom. It made me cry thinking of my mom in Chili’s place, still needing her dad. I’m a grown adult but I love this show
This June makes 18 years of my father being gone. That line still makes me tear up because I was a little girl when my father passed away 😔
Being that my mom only has her dad now (mother passed a few years back), that line made me insta-cry; I’d bet my mom would too when she eventually catches that episode as well.
Same here, only for my mom. She passed two years ago in a manner I still haven’t recovered from, especially when I practically begged her to stay by using the exact same words Chilli used. I had to pause and sob for half an hour.
I'm sorry for your loss. I don't know if this would help but, maybe try to think of how they would help and be there for you, and do that for yourself, or have someone do that for you. Hope this helps!
Bluey's music doesn't have to be so intense and yet it is and it carries everyone on an emotional ride that small children have yet to experience.
Majority of "real" people aren't this supportive.
Ugly cry to me just sounds like something that just triggers many easily.
Many kids never grew up without any emotional to barely any support.
Even all the way throughout all teenage and early adulthood.
It's sickening but many children don't have anything emotional or "loving" even from dysfunctional family dynamics.
It isn't fair for these "kids" but most society doesn't care.
People like Bluey because it's either being cute or warm.
Which real life isn't like this at all. Even for many neglected 'children' never had or will have.
And they're shunned for just feeling 'sad' or even angry about it.
@@keip4568 oh my God dude are you good ☹️
That's why Bluey is so great! It treats children with intelligence without having to "traumatize" them.
Fr. What an absolutely beautiful show.
The feature of Gustav Holsts "The Planets" hooked me on Bluey
The fact that the perception changes to 1st person when Bella is reassuring Chilli that she's doing great, she's facing the 4th wall, actually telling us the parents that we're doing great...
It’s freaking brilliant. 😭
I cant stop crying everytime i see it
I cried reading this comment uuuuuugh
I'm not a parent and the context isn't the same but I'm not doing well and hearing (even though this short clip) that I'm doing great made me sob... It helped
I cry on that episode every time
The only two moments that made me cry were in Baby Race and Flatpack. In Baby Race, when Baby Bluey starts walking up to Chili and a voiceover of Bluey says “I wonder why I decided to walk in the kitchen” and Bingo says “Maybe you just saw something you wanted” it makes me cry every time. And in Flatpack when Bluey goes to “Heaven” it just makes me cry because it’s so accurate. This show is so good because it doesn’t treat kids like stupid things that will watch anything.
I have cried at this show more than i would like to admit
Teared up twice. As a dad it was Promises and Kid Island. For Kid Island it was at the end when Chili asked what the girls gave Bandit and he simply responds, "everything." Promises was again at the end when Bandit said "I promise to always love you". Such a good show and I'm happy my daughter has something like this to watch.
Sleepytime just Sleepytime
That line from Bingo makes the scene. So heartwarming.
"...you're doing great."
*sobs*
I'm probably alone in this but the episode Handstand where Bingo just wants somebody to watch her do a handstand but everybody is too distracted to give her 10 seconds of attentions really gets me crying. When she finally finds Nana who's facing similar problems it's so touching. And then it's revealed it's Bingo's birthday party and THAT'S why everyone is so distracted it really hammers home on what's really important.
Bro I feel exactly how you feel about that don’t worry
Agree with this that one always gets me. Especially at the end when chilli has everyone gathered and asks where’s bingo? All the attention is waiting to be placed on bingo but that’s not what she wanted she just wanted someone to watch her handstand so she doesn’t even notice when everyone’s looking for her to sing happy birthday. They had their chance haha
That one always gets me. Bingo just wanting a bit of attention and Nana wanting to feel needed... Aaaaah, my heart. I'm always so happy when they find each other in the party.
Yes! That’s my favorite episode done so we’ll!
What’s really sad is it’s bingo’s birthday and nobody’s paying attention to her
"I promise I will always love you." WHY DID THAT ONE LINE MADE ME CRY LIKE A BABY!??!
The raw depth and emotion combined with Gustav Holst's _Jupiter_ will play pizzicato with nearly everyone's heartstrings.
@@JamesDavy2009 playing "pizzicato with nearly everyone's heartstrings"? You my friend are a poet. I had to search up what pizzicato meant and when I did-
🧠💥
I might have to use that line from now on-
@@daffytaffy5966 Go ahead.
Brcause its a promise we all know Bandit will always keep
Majority of "real" people aren't this supportive.
Ugly cry to me just sounds like something that just triggers many easily.
Many kids never grew up without any emotional to barely any support.
Even all the way throughout all teenage and early adulthood.
It's sickening but many children don't have anything emotional or "loving" even from dysfunctional family dynamics.
It isn't fair for these "kids" but most society doesn't care.
People like Bluey because it's either being cute or warm.
Which real life isn't like this at all. Even for many neglected 'children' never had or will have.
And they're shunned for just feeling 'sad' or even angry about it.
Bella reassuring Chilli mixed with Bingo’s “maybe you saw something you really wanted” had me SOBBING 😅
Same, man. She loves her mommy so much 😭
Yes, it's always the voice over the last clip that gets me. It dialogue is so simple yet profound, and the imagery is the same, coupled with the beautiful, sometimes epic music. The creators know what they're doing. Like in "Fairytale" when Bluey asks if it was true or not, and Bandit replies, "I don't know. Do you believe in fairytales?" and you see Bandit say "See you later" as young Chili runs off. Or Bandit's "This is heaven," in Flat Pack, or Chili's "Nah, it's not the room," in The Bedroom 🥺
Que the Ugly Cry
Bro SERIOUSLY 😭 I just burst into tears at that part and I was so surprised
I was in absolute bits, oh my god
This show is utter genius. It took a genre that is often forgotten in animation and just did it so good. I truly wish American media would create children's content that is so wholesome and entertaining. From the music to the animation, to the design, they didn't cut corners anywhere. I hope this show continues to go on and on. Disney is lucky to be its distributor. Yeah, I said it.
They even adapted real life Australian sign language to be able to be used by only 4 fingers, to match the number of digits on all the dogs paws, so that when they animated a deaf character using sign language it would be accurate!
good luck with the ukulele
Here-here! 👏🏻🥲
Disney doesn't deserve Bluey. Bluey deserves better.
We DO have wholesome media for kids.
A kids show made me cry more than a lot of drama movies.
You'll never hear Holst's _Jupiter_ without getting teary-eyed after watching _Sleepytime._
I've had to leave the room so many times I couldn't keep it together with this show. ITS A FREAKING CARTOON, I'm 52 years old and bawling my eyes out time and time again.
This show is specially hard hitting for me because, for me, and for a lot of other people, this is the childhood that we wanted, but could never get. Its a realistic happy childhood, that sadly was not possible to get for a lot of us.
When Lulu asks Jack why he can't do what he's told and Jack just responds "I don't know...", that part hit me in the feels the most because it was the most relatable part.
Growing up my folks would always ask me why I couldn't do this or that even though it was such a simple thing and I wouldn't have any answer for them...
hard same 😭
It hit me right in the gut 😭
Same!as an adhder mum and wife I saw the two biggest loves of my life in Jacks self doubt and confusion and it breaks my heart completely. The fantastic thing tho is that I can use Jack as an example to help explain to my 4yo why he feels and acts the way he does sometimes. Watching how Rusty builds his friendship with jack and builds Jacks confidence at the same time makes Rusty my fave. My little boy even bought me a little rusty teddy as a present 🥲🥲🥲❤
Same here. My brother has ADHD and he said "I don't know" every single time our parents asked him about his behavior and before we knew he had it, Mom and dad would say 'I don't know is not an answer"
For me it's the sentry part.
Jack can't sit still when he's told to, but when his friend is counting on him to keep watch... of course he can. He's protecting his friend!
He can do it when its important. There's nothing wrong with him, he's just different.
And when you realize Uncle Spike is creator Joe Brumm's ACTUAL brother and Nana Heeler is voiced by his mom, it's just amazing.
I love the kids that play Bluey and Bingo. They are so sweet. I'm glad the creators refuse to tell who the kids are in real life. They are precious. Bluey's catch phrase "for real life" is so heartwarming. I watch this show even without my 2 kids and I'm in my 40's.
Stripe.
Uncle , not Spike
And by uncle, I mean uncle stripe. Sorry
The fact that this children's animated series is so deep and poignant and the music so intense and beautiful I'm at a loss for words, the use of Holst had me balling my eyes out.
I'll never hear _Jupiter_ without getting teary-eyed again.
My favorite episode. And I think it'll stay that way forever.
@@pundertalefan4391 One of mine too. I also like _Flat Pack._
@@JamesDavy2009 Flatpack is so much fun, and so sweet as well. :03
@@pundertalefan4391 I like it for its depth.
The bit where Bingo gets upset because Bandit is playing too rough with her rips me to pieces--just how she curls up under the bench, I can't--I can't
That's from the episode Yoga Ball.
And Chilli tells her to do the big girl bark Bingo does it an it is so freaking adorable🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
Oh yeah this one had me sobbing. Every time she got hurt, she still wanted to play with Dad and Bluey. Until she couldn't anymore. What's heartbreaking was no one noticed. But Bingo is such a great kid she was able to verbalize her emotions to Mom and Dad and was able to set boundaries. This is my favorite episode.
Yoga Ball is my favourite episode ever. My dad grew up teasing me to the point that it would get so hurtful, that many years later, still affects me. Even if we expressed we didn't like it, he simply ignored the boundaries.
Yoga Ball destroyed me... At the time, it was the first Bluey episode I shed tears to. The scene where Bingo hides under the bench in her backyard and tears up was a total whiplash to the times where I hid in my room as a kid to cry because of how hurt I was from my dad's words.
I lost my sister this past month and I don't think I'll ever see this show the same way again. Especially Sleepytime. The show is both a pain and a comfort in this time to be honest. So many of the little nuances and story and the ways Chilli and Bandit interact remind me so much of her and my brother-in-law. And I worry and pray so much for my little nephews. But you know, their dad is just as awesome and dedicated as Bandit and their faith is strong, so I know they'll be all right. 💖
I'm terribly sorry to hear that...
I'm so sorry for ur loss
I'm really sorry for your loss
R.I.P, is it okay if I ask what happened? :(
I’m so sorry
I'm surprised this one didn't make an appearance: the ending of Rug Island. It doesn't necessarily have a very deep hidden meaning, but seeing Bandit playing with the girls and getting accepted into their small island community, and then needing to leave. It's portrayed as being a very meaningful game between the three of them, so Bingo gives him one of the markers as a "good-bye" present. Chilli asks what she gave him, and Bandit stares at the marker before saying, "Everything," while watching the kids from the back porch. Hit me so unexpectedly and made me cry because of how sincere he was.
Rug Island was the magnum opus of this show
Note that the markers are used to build all sorts of things on the island. They're the vehicle for the kids' imaginations, allowing them to create everything they use for their games. And they teach their father how to use his imagination in ways he hasn't done since he was a pup. So when he says that what they gave him is "everything," he _means_ it.
That is a great episode!
My dad was in the Navy. Every time he came back he always had something for me from where he had been. When Rusty gives Jack his condensed milk in 'Army' I lost it. Absolutely shattered me.
As a mother who suffered badly from post-natal depression, the Baby Race episode makes me well up every single time, as I always felt I was doing everything wrong and to see that struggle depicted in one of my son’s tv shows hit me hard ❤️
I was watching it with my son and I bursted out crying. It's hard being a mum always feeling like your failing but being told your doing well is all you need when you're struggling.❤ Hope your doing well now ! 🙏🏻
"I promise I'll always love you" and "Remember I'll always be here for you, even if you can't see me, because I love you" are the two moments that hands down just BREAK me.
Yo, that line in “Sleepytime” ALWAYS gets me. For multiple reasons. I lost both of my grandparents within a 5 year span that sorta raised me, so I think of them and how I feel like that’s still them watching over me. And now I have a one-year-old, and I’ve never known love like this, and then it hits even harder, especially right after Bingo’s “I have to go. I’m a big girl now.” Knowing she won’t always be this little. How in the world can this show about dogs pull at the heartstrings of grown adults the way it does?
'Bluey' is such a wholesome and poignant show. It is perfect for all ages.
i love how the Howler family acts like a real family that deal with issues actual families go through
I'm a high school senior and my little sister is 10 years old. She absolutely loves Bluey (and honestly I do too). I was watching with her one day and the bedrooms episode came up. She and I have always shared a room and when I saw that episode I started balling. Who knew a 7-minute children's show could make me cry so hard.
I'm in the same boat, except I have 2 sisters 6 and 13. It really is an incredible show
same and mainly because my childhood dog who i lost a few years ago was a blue heeler
Im a 22 years old and I found out the hard way this show can make you bawl 😂❤
I remember I confronted my dad about him being an alcoholic and simultaneously being borderline diabetic and I shouted that I still needed him and by the end we were both crying and he since decided to change his habits though he took his time deciding I’m still proud of his decisions
I'm not crying... I'm just... sweating... through my eyes...
That’s… that hits really hard. But in a good way.
He liked alcohol 🥃 but gave it up; not because it was hurting himself, but *because it was hurting you,* too.
That’s a different kind of emotional strength I can’t even put into words… 🥺
I think it is amazing how Bluey and Bingo are super kind to each other most of the time, it's adorable! 💕
Unlike Socks and Muffin
Socks and Muffin are super spoiled. Socks is a bit more pleasant now.
@@maxxymrice6200 yeah me and my sister are like that. we dont hate each other but we cant stand to be around each other for very long. ive tried asking her wh we are like that but she just shuts it down and walks off. its gotten the point that i dont aske any more and why i havent talked to her in over a decade
@@maxxymrice6200 yeah, but Muffin is still always very nice to Bluey, even when she’s having her moments, always says “thanks Bluey” in such a sweet voice.
@@Favielplus they’re younger! muffin is only 3, and socks is 1 (season 1), so it makes sense they’re more immature than 4 and 6!
I cried so hard when, at the end of sleepytime, Chilli tells Bingo that she will always be there for her, even if she can't see her.
Oh wow, I will try and find that episode.
I swear that was a subtle reference to land before time
“Copycat” should have at least gotten an Honorable Mention! Bluey is following dad Bandit on his morning walk, copying nearly everything he says and does. But then she finds a hurt bird laying in the grass. She and Bandit rush it to the vet, but sadly the little bird doesn’t make it. Bluey processes her emotions through play with Bingo, who winds up doing her own thing and ending the game not with death, but with her bird character thriving again. Bluey learns that there are sometimes things that you cannot control which helps her accept the little bird’s death.
Her repeating Bandit's own words is what had me bawling. "There's nothing we can do. It's out of our hands."
All in a 7 minute episode! I am always astounded at the genius of the writing; just the number of turns the episode makes, and still makes sense and hits you right in the feels. Utterly brilliant!
Bandit even calls bluey out..:
'Hey bluey. I just realised, yoy stopped copying me.'
>///> no she didn't... she stopped teasing you. But she still looked yo to bandit for how to deal with the situation, took it all in, retained and processed through play.
@@jed0bread528 That’s a wonderful point!
One moment that unexpectedly got me was when Bingo says goodbye to the walking leaf bug in the episode "Weekend," especially how she whispers for Bandit to come see it but he doesn't hear her.
Bingo is so sweet and adorable, and always gets to me.
I didn't 'ugly cry' per say in the Takeaway episode, but the fortune cookie at the very end really made me reflect on my life: "Flowers may bloom again, but a person never has a chance to be young again." Very powerful words.
The first time I saw Baby Race, I ugly cried!! It defiantly was the most tear jerking moment for me. I had a lot of things that I felt went wrong during my daughters infant years and I got mom shamed for so many things when I tried to reach out for help. So hearing Bella tell Chilli that she's "doing great" broke me because it's what I needed to hear for so long.
No one has any clue what they're doing when they have kids. The important thing is to do your best to make them no longer need you. One day you won't be around, so you need to ensure the child can live without you. It's the paradox of the job. If you do your job, you won't have one.
in the ep "bike" when the music swells and all the discouraged kids figure out how to solve their problems in their own unique way? and at the end bandit's quiet "well done, bluey" i absolutely lost it 😭
bluey has to be one of the best animated shows ever
Facts
Of all time. Period.
Children's animated series without a plot are definitely not the best
@@jack-0-673Go give it a try. Just a few episodes at least. You might be surprised.
Thats why he said ONE of the best
If you listen closely in the episode "seesaw" before Pompom joins the kids on the ride. Her mother asks Chilli how her father is doing, and Chilli answers to the effect of " ...He's recovering but well and we'll be seeing him next week..." with a buffer episode of "movies" lands us at "Granddad"....man... I love th- I mean my 9 month old loves this show...
I saw someone say that they where talking about the Stranger Things guy but this works too and I love it!!
12:27
why did Bandit's promise hit me so hard??
I rarely cry, much less tear up, yet that one line broke me.
One of my favourite moments that makes me cry is at Bingo’s birthday party when Nana tells Bingo that she saw her handstand. The sheer joy on Bingo’s face and in Nana’s voice just shows how important it is for children and adults to feel loved and appreciated.
As an almost 20 year old going to college being independent and having the ability to care for myself like an adult should, I love being a Bluey fan, all these scenes made me ugly cry so much
I couldn’t hold back tears watching his video 😭
I'm 31 and a proud Bluey fan. Life is too short to be ashamed of liking cartoons!
Good shows are timeless
@@AromaticAromanticI’m also 31 and a Bluey fan
I actually cryed when older bluey and older Jun Luc meet again
Same! I just thought it was so cool that they added that and the seed growing through the years ❤
@@AM-uh6oxTHAT COMMENT😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
It felt like the viewers grew up with her cuz of the previous episodes being emotional as hell because it displayed a healthy functioning family🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹 thats why it broke us all when we saw that episode
Oh my days this made me cry so much the seed growing and them meeting up and expeshuly when it shoes that he's been lurning English for blue when he said her name
Flatpack broke me in the most unexpected and glorious way. It's the episode that made this show ascend to the top of the class. "This is heaven" and that music...if they showed it in the movies it would have won an Oscar for best short film
man when judo and bluey abandoned bingo i cried so much. that used to happen to me all the time, right down to them running away when she sees them again
"You're doing fine" and "Nah, it was yesterday" always get me.
I just realized that the music playing when Chili is portrayed as the sun, it's playing a piece from the Planet Suite by Gustav Holst!
I love the Planet suite so it was so nice to hear it in the episode for such a heartfelt moment.
I want to say they played part of "Jupiter"
They did!
It hits more when you sang I vow to Thee My Country to this melody
When Bandit can't get the head right in 'duck cake' and just collapses on the floor, if you're a dad, you've been there. I love Bandit. I'm ironically wearing my Bandit "Dad" shirt right now. This series just speaks volumes to those of us who are trying to be the best dad we can and sometimes fail. Bandit is my hero and he's a freaking cartoon Dog.
Bandit is such a good dad.
Bandit's reaction is very relatable, but what hit me was when Bluey recognized that he was frustrated and upset, so she cleans up the mess without being asked and without telling him that she's doing it. Just a very sweet and wholesome moment between father and daughter. If there's one thing this show does exceptionally well, it's showing all the small moments that add up to create meaningful relationships between the characters
@@Vesmir789 That's what got me, too, how much Bluey loves her dad. She hates cleaning and always tries to get out of it, but when her dad was feeling overwhelmed she just wants to help. She's such a great kid, aaaaaaaa
@@Vesmir789 I also love how Bingo requests that he makes the cake exactly like the picture. When he nervously presents it to her, and it's clearly not perfect like the picture, but Bingo replies that she loves it and Bandit is so happy, it just kills me. As a parent, it's not about being perfect, it's about showing up and trying your best for your kid.
We are so proud of Bluey here in Brisbane.
as an American thank you. thank you for sharing this show for the rest of us
Thank you Australia!!! 🇦🇺 🇬🇧💕💕
I think the ending of Camping is almost a double whammy. Hearing Jean-Luc at the very end is definitely the sucker-punch, but just seeing Bluey all grown up and still spending time with her little sister (and probably the rest of the family) on a camping trip gives me a "the kids are alright" warm and fuzzy feeling.
As someone who loves their dad hearing Chili say she needs her dad around still as an adult makes me bawl. I am someone who will call my dad at the slightest inconvenience for his advice plus he's always been my biggest supporter even when it's clear I'm not making the smartest choices. Sometimes I make myself cry thinking about what the heck I'm going to do without him (like right now).
The episode where Bingo is played with a little too hard and goes to hide under the bench in the backyard...something about her being just a scared little puppy gets me every time.
As a person with ADHD, jack as a character is soul-crushingly relatable
Same
The baby race moment that I loved was when Baby Judo walks up to Chili and she says something along the lines of, “There you go you clever girl.”
10:06 now that's a super special moment. My best friend and I were a such case. I met her at a dance camp. And we clicked. But she didn't go to the same studio I did. So when camp ended I was really sad because I didn't think I'd see her again. But plot twist, I ended up moving to her studio and we had the same ballet class that first day. And well, she is my best friend to this day.
This is just a timeless and beautiful series for young and old!!! These moments really hit you in the feels!
Indeed ❤
I remember these episodes. I cried hysterically. When my parents came in and asked “Why are you crying?” And I said, “I’M NOT, MY EYES ARE JUST SWEATY!”
As a person who *PROBABLY* has ADHD, idk yet bc I’m showing signs of ADHD, i feel the same as jack
“IM NOT CRYIN’! IM SWEATIN’ OUTTA MY EYES!”
Baby Mackenzie is too pure for this world🙂
“Remember I’m always here for you, even if you can’t see me, because I love you.” - Chili, “Sleepytime”
I SOB EVERY TIME 😭🥹
Especially with Holst's _Jupiter_ as the musical accompaniment.
Same
I got Disney+ to binge watch all my favorites from The Disney Afternoon. Now, half the time I’m binging on Bluey non-stop! You can’t help but fall in love with this Aussie family!
I've never heard of this show before, but I decided to watch because the dogs are cute.
And without knowing anything about the show, its characters, nor its message, I confess I cried a couple times.
Thank you, MsMojo, for introducing me to a show that deals with difficulty, heavy, adult's subjects with so much love and in a way that children understand it. We need more shows like this. ❤️
seeing Chilli with her dad made me miss mine even more and think about all the times i spent with him as a kid. now ive got kids of my own and it hurts that they will never meet their grandfather. but they ask me all the time what he was like and i get so happy telling them about what he was like
My one grand dad died 6 years before I was born. I can't wait to meet him one day.
This is why I love this show, cause it is more than just a kid shows, it feels real and can teach kids about the world without knowing it, and shows how to handle the bad and move past it.
The moment I was sobbing the most was the episode where they played pencil island. Bandid leaving the island as symbol of growing up and saying goodbye to your childhood just got me
Sleepytime became a total landslide of tears for me. The episode is beautiful in so many ways that proves how much love can come from family. The way how Chili comforts bingo melted my heart and she proves that she will always be with her. Just like when my mother said that she will always be with me. A very, beautiful episode that sure was.
Personally, my theory about the "miscarriage" Chilli had isn't the reason as to why they reacted that way when the balloon popped. Considering the fact that Brandy can't have a child, and looks almost identical to Bingo, must have put the thought in Chilli's head. Not only that, when Bingo runs away, it also could have reminded Chilli how Brandy hasn't visited in a very good while.
Could be both. Chili might even have feared she had the same problem as Brandy before she had Bluey.
Oh dang.
The miscarriage theory is right but we dont how
Joe Brumm confirmed that the balloon scene is referencing a miscarriage
It was actually confirmed that Chili had a miscarriage.
I’ve only been watching clips of Bluey, and already I love this show. That’s how good it is 💙
is it just me, or is Bluey always pulling heartstrings?
It's not you. I'm staring down 40 and certain episodes bring out my tears.
That slide scene, is so real to me. My mom use to take me to the playground, and one day, she decided to hide while I was coming down the tube slide and I called out to her. No answer and when I climbed back up on to the top to look for her I couldn't find her. It felt like 15 minutes of me just waiting and looking for her and going back to the car and back. She finally came out when I started to cry and was about to "walk" home from memory, which had a highway involved. I asked my mom how she knew I was about to "walk" home. She said I was looking at the road and was reciting landmarks. Landmarks she never taught me but I had memory banked myself, but I ultimately never stepped away from the car because I was still afraid to cross the road at that age.
What a cruel thing your mother did. I'm sorry.
The first time I watched the camping episode I cried for at least 3 hours after. It was actually the flash forward at the end that hit me the most. 💙
RIGHT?!
Bluey always makes me comfortable whenever I get sad or stressed at school 😢❤
Baby Race makes me cry every. Dang. Time. Sleepytime too, but the “You’re doing great” line in Baby Race gets me.
The scene in Sleepytime where Bingo tells the sun “I have to go I’m a big girl now” and then the sun replies in Chilli’s voice that she’ll always be with you even if you can’t see me always makes me ugly cry as I won’t deny I can be a Mama’s boy I love my Mam to bits and she’s always been there for me
Never apologise for loving your Mam, it is a precious relationship.
Bluey is such an incredible show. We look forward to it as much as our kid does.
While Mackenzie’s memory doesn’t seem like much at first glance, it’s definitely a reach-out to those with abandonment trauma in their lives. This is a really well done episode and one that breaks my heart every time I see it
The ending of Rug Island. “It’s my ship…!” They’ve come to take me home!” gets me welling up, and then… “What’d she give you?” “…everything.” aaaand I’m a mess while I’m typing this right now. 😭
It works on so many levels too
The markers were shown throughout the episode to be whatever you want them to be, so in a sense, it can literally be everything
It also shows that spending time with his daughters means everything to Bandit.
This show means everything to me
Yeah, "Baby Race" certainly had me in heavy ugly tears XD As a new mom, I definitely empathized with that episode and the message it gave X3
11:00 when Bingo says “ahh BISCUITS “like her dad 😂😂😂
Idk why but Chilli taking the time to help Bluey make the little dam gets me everytime lol idk what the real message is supposed to be for that episode but it always makes me melt a bit lol
Just that kids are only young once, so you should enjoy it while you can. That’s what I took from it anyway.
@@JorgensZelda that's what I got from it to and seeing things through. Haha
I read that at the end of the episode the 2 rainbows represent Chili’s mom and miscarriaged baby.
@@johngoffred9488 I wouldn't be surprised since her having a miscarriage is true in the show. The creator doesn't mind being subtle with those types of things.
When Bingo learns to use her big girl bark. Sobbed like a baby.
Bluey is such an emotional show. I love it
Now this is how you do a Kid show!
Definitely the end of Baby Race for me. When Chili sees Bluey walking towards her, the moment is just a happy moment that I can't help but choke up every time.
Jean-Luc really hits hard. When I was a kid I met a kid while on vacation. We played every day, I got to meet her family, we went to see spider-man, and on the last day there we said we would meet up next summer.
My family couldn't afford to go there the next year. Or the next. I can't remember her name anymore either so I can't find her online.
Sometimes special people come into our lives, stay for a bit, and then they have to go.
I hope she's doing alright.
2:46 - 3:04 this is why I love calypso. She’s so caring and sweet to the young pups and the fact that Mackenzie has her tell him it’s ok proves my point that these pups look up to her and love her so mucb
I love the list!
The camping episode with Jean-luc gets me to cry all the time and the sleepytime episode got my mom to tears
But I had no idea about Mackenzie...I share a very relatable event only I was left alone in a kiddie pool by my grandfather when I was a kid and left alone at martial arts class by him on many times and my teacher called my grandma ( whom was working ) to come get me...I can tell you it is very impactful and to this day I fear being left alone/abandoned
I love the fact that they represent someone with ADHD. we need more show like this
Agreed 💯
I was completely unaware of this show until I encountered some of the characters at, of all places, Brands Hatch last November, at a truck racing weekend. I thought I'd give the show a watch and I haven't regretted it. The life lesson from that is: Motorsport isn't a complete waste of time.
Bandit being my favorite character is so tearful fo rme. he relates so much to my dad when he was alive. he was so nice, cheerful, helpful, and cool. i miss him so much
For me, aunt Brandy really is one of the saddest for me, since my aunt is infertile and I always make sure to let her know how important she is to me
This Australian show is the best kids show ever. It tugs at the heart strings and makes you think, laugh and cry. The adults love it just as much as the kids.
37 and i love how real the show is. the show isnt afraid to tackle real issues and breaks them down to where kids can understand them
I cry so much during this show. I have ADHD and Jack's story hit me deeply. I am also a new mom and CoCo's mom really got me when she told Chili "You're doing great!" I was struggling with being a new mom and this one statement made me ugly cry, hard!!!!! I needed to hear that at that time and it's a little sad it came from a cartoon dog!!!! But nonetheless Bluey has helped teach me how to be a great mom!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Me too especially when he’s little sibling is telling him off because he can’t do as he’s told. 😢
Bluey is the best kid's show teaching both adults and children in their every day lives. So much work is put into this show and that's why everyone loves it ❤
I’m 43 and find myself watching Bluey even when my son is at school. We have been watching this beautiful show since the start and love every episode! My husband and I have learned quite a bit from the Heelers. Dance Mode is one of our favorite games to play- but we can only play it in public because our son says so. 🤣
Seeing Mackenzie past reminded me of the time I was lost. I remember when I was 6-7 years old when my family went to visit our cousins. I thought I remembered the way but the buildings look identical. When I knocked on the door that was supposed to be my cousin, I cried cause it was an elderly woman. To my luck I was found by his friends and police officers. I told them my cousins name and one person knew where they live. They took me to them and my parents felt relief and my mom was crying cause she thought something really bad happened to me.
As someone with adhd I feel like Jack sometimes. I feel like I can’t do some things I know I can. And i love to see representation of people who know what I’m going through. And it makes it relatable.on an emotional level🥹 I love this show.
Can confirm, cried at least 10 times during this video
Same!😢
The two moments that bring me to tears (though not ugly tears), are the end of Sleepytime when the sun rises and the music swells, and the end of Barky Boats, when Bluey tells the fairies to keep an eye on her buddy Mia in "Big School". So sweet. To be clear, I rarely tear up at media. Bluey is special.
I keep posting this every time they mention Brandy. Whether it’s on TikTok or on Facebook. I pray to God that they do an episode about Brandy going through the process of adoption and learning to connect with a child! It would be amazing to see her heal!
You forget to mention that the episode "Sleepytime" uses parts of Gustav Holsts "Jupiter" for the musical score, and that piece of music has also been known to make people tear up! 😢
I think everyone knows this tbh.
@@EmmanuellaUdofia well good!
1:55 I didn't see the episode named Army yet when I saw that moment with Jack how he sees himself it was heartbreaking because about a year or 2 ago I found out my 8 year old son has ADHD and the past few months it's been getting worse and the same thing that Jack said to his brother is what my son just said to me a few weeks ago and I'm trying to find different things to help him that moment made me cry but it was so sweet that he found something that works for him
"You know what's here now, you don't need to keep coming back to this place"
I've been in therapy three times and this made me cry like a baby 😭
Sleepytime will always be the most beautiful episode of a kids show ever. From the music to the beauty of space to the meaning behind it, it’s just so incredible. Be right back just gonna go cry in mommy issues
This show did a GREAT JOB🌟 in explaining and presenting to kids Mental health issues... Emotional Intelligence for Child's Formative years for them to grow up to a well rounded resilient person 👍🙏...Teaching children how to deal with the realities of life...Class and Sophisticated act indeed😀💛