New Dad Watches Bluey for the First Time - Season 1 Eps 25-28 Reactions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Adam and Jay react, review, riff, and rate four more episodes(Taxi, The Beach, Pirates, Grannies) of the world wide phenomenon, Bluey.
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For me, Bluey is basically taking a textbook on child psychology and parenting skills and turning the lessons into games and hidden messages that adults can notice.
The thing people forget about Bluey is, these are 8 minutes out of their entire day. People think they're always playing with the kids, but that's just one game out of an entire day. As the show progresses, we see more episodes where the parents are trying to get the kids to school, complete chores, do work, and run errands. There's a bunch of episodes I'm excited for you to see for various reasons, but most of them are from season 2 onward and certain episodes hit harder depending on lived experiences.
I mean, for the young kids watching these, many can't use that kind of deeper reasoning yet (at least, not if someone doesn't help them through it). If all they see is the parents playing along every episode, then that'd likely be their assumption for what happens off-screen, and could easily become their expectation for reality, regardless of the in-universe timespan. So his point is still valid, and it's good that the show takes breaks from that formula.
Runtime and the depicted passage of time are rarely ever 1-to-1 though. The movie '127 Hours' would be an even tougher watch if that were the case. The Heelers definitely have an abundance of time (and energy and patience) to play with their kids
Studying zoologist here! (Not quite a marine biologist) but enough knowledge to inform you that a Blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) could not swallow a dog, unless it was diced into tiny pieces. Blue whales like all members of the Group order Mysticetes (Baleen whales) have throats typically 7-9 inches in diameter or as many say in visual terms “roughly the size of a human fist” which is why their diet is restricted to plankton, krill or small schooling fish species.
The only whale capable of potentially swallowing anything larger than that would be a Sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus) which belongs to the toothed whale group Odontocetes (also comprises Orca, dolphins, porpoises).
DROP EVERYTHING! ITS BLUEY TIME!
I saw the discord notification and dropped everything. Whooo!
Got it! *Drops a piano from a scaffolding
Adam dropped Adam!
Babe wake up. The boys dropped a new Bluey reaction.
That is exactly how I react when it pops up on my feed. I love these reactions so much!
LOVE THE INTRO make it a mainstay for every bluey episode!!
Youre absolutely right Jay. I have horrible social anxiety, i hate even being noticed by people, but it melts away when my kids want me to be silly with them.
9:12 - That 'stranger' collie is voiced by Layne Beachley, a seven-time world champion surfer
Layne Beachley is the most Australian surfer dude name I've ever heard!
@@Lost_Northerner "dude name', coming from a female collie
Alrighty then.
@@ScopeGuardPonySurfer "dudes" are surfer "dudes" there is no male/female difference....
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I cede to your point, well done.
My favorite line, I tell my kids when they wanted to constantly plan Bluey games is, “The Heelers are dogs and dogs have more energy then people.”😉. Also Bluey episodes are 7-9 minutes, so when I can, I’ll say, “Sure I can play for 10 minutes, but then I have to… make dinner, clean, whatever. No parent can be always on like Bandit:)
I just made the connection that Bandit is an archaeologist, so he is a dog who's job is to dig up bones.
And Chilli works in airport security!
I'm getting over a chest cold and had to look away after Adam started flossing. Was sent into an immediate coughing fit from laughing so hard. 😂 Never change boys..... Never change.
Jay and Adam are really in deep now with the wonderfully drawn Bluey Personas :)
I distinctly remember my preschool playground in 1989 being covered in wood chips and gravel. Somehow splinters and rocks were safer around that merry-go-round of doom than just dirt. Everything was a death trap, down to the fact that there was a low chain link fence right in front of the swings so we would try to swing high enough that we could jump off and over it.
I love "The Beach". I love walking by myself, and this episode just gets it.
I remember when I was well enough to, there were some times I just decided “nah, not even bothering with the bus today. My music is good to go, and it’s only a couple of hours max, the sun’s up, why not just walk home?” when I would visit the other end of town. About ten minute drive, half hour on the bus, but there was always that nice feeling of just walking and listening to the MP3s I had, maybe stopping in at a takeaway place on the way to get ice cream or a drink or something.
I don’t really know why I enjoyed it, I just did. Which was funny because I hated exercise.
beach is my FAVORITE bluey episode. it captures the excitement and fear and pride of your first time you're on your own, no parents, no siblings, i love bluey's little adventure and having fun being alone!!
You're not insane, Jay. You're hitting the nail on the head in terms of expectation setting.
Fellow dad here, and the Bandit comparison shame is REAL.
Jay's assessment of this show as "deceptively astute" is spot on.
Bluey just unlocks the tears when you’re a parent… in the cutest most unexpected ways! I love how each episode brought a tear because it connects personal or you see your future coming soon🥲🥹😊
12:03 oh man Sleepytime is going to DEVASTATE you my guy 😬
It's the episode I'm really looking forward to.
I also can’t wait for Turtleboy
Also Camping
Sleepytime was how my friend introduced me to Bluey. It wrecked us both, me as someone who lost my mom a few years back and them as the mom of a teenager with a terminal illness.
@@dukeskunk oh man I can only imagine 😭
"Bluey is great because it shows the parents its okay to fuck up." -- Ify Nwadiwe
Important lore in the Grannies episode: appearance of disappearing gramps and I believe the introduction of the poor Jeremy the Gnome arc
Bluey is good for the soul and bringing your brain back to happy place.
You are doing great Jay ❤
Becoming a parent is wanting to do the best for your kids while juggling all your other responsibilities with less time and on less sleep. You are constantly learning and adapting as soon as you mastered a stage, the kid moves on to the next. Sometimes even if I know I need sleep, I stay up just to get some time to myself or yes put the TV on longer. Best advice I can give is to remember you matter too and don’t judge other parents too harshly (like if you see a parent on the phone at the playground) as we all are doing our best but sometimes need a break.
Let The heeler family wash away all if that HOTD trauma!!!
Side note, my fiance and I adopted an aussie pup and we named her Bingo, but she acts like a Muffin lol 😂
Much love for the Bluey reactions dudes!❤
NGL when I saw HOTD, I thought you were referring to High-school of the Dead
The Surfer who passes by Bluey is voiced by a real World Champion Australian surfer named Layne Beachley
what makes Bluey a great show is that it is full of lessons for parents, children, and everyone in between. also, I love how it doesn't portray Bandit and Chili as perfect parents; it only portrays them as loving and present parents and that's the best anyone can do. ❤
Adam's fall at the end and Jay's reaction had me dying. Hope you're ok Adam!
"The sea was angry that day, my friends! Like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli."
22:52 we were one of the last classes in school to experience the 90’s playground before they remodeled: chain+wood swings, chain monkey bars, no mulch, and a metal slide 🥲😂 imagine how fast the line for the slide moved on a sunny day
GRANNIES!!! I've been waiting for you guys to get here! Grannies are my absolutely favorite running gag and they just keep getting funnier.
Bluey is an act of violence against other children’s TV shows so severe it is hard to imagine that the entire genre will not be forced to adapt going forward. It’s the toddler animation version of the invention of black powder.
a Blue Whale could not swallow a dog, unless the dog were no bigger than a grapefruit
I can't wait until you guys get to season 2. They really kick it up a notch then. You get way more representation with Bluey's classmates and their parents plus way deeper issues and family dynamics.
THEY MADE IT TO GRANNIES!!! HOORAY!
A 20 foot high metal slide baking all day in the hot Texas sun - you only slide once.
We had one of those in the Seattle suburbs when I was a kid. The best times were when it was frosty in the morning. You put your raincoat on first, slick side down, sat on it, and that plus the frost on the metal would give you a major speed boost and send you flying off the end!
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@@rekkariley652we had a park where people did this with wax paper
I remember, as an Australian, that my grandfather would always have a little rug for me to use on metal slides in summer to avoid burning myself.
You are not wrong about the parent expectations. We just had to have a conversation with our kids about that. At least they're old enough to understand.
Australian playgrounds are fantastic. They are full of crazy things. I had some in my area that had old anchors you could climb
Oh, oh! Next batch of episodes will have "Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound"!
Just a reminder. If you see your kid heading towards a jellyfish, just let your kid know that Jellyfishes sting. Like really sting. I get that at a certain age, you just have to let them make their own discoveries, but as a parent, it's still your duty to warn them and protect them the best you can without over imposing yourself on their lives.
Jay I totally get it. Bandit definitely makes me feel like an inadequate father sometimes.
They do start making him less perfect as the show goes on and I appreciate that, especially since they do it without making him the bumbling dad that some shows do, looking at you Daddy Pig....
Bandit's voice actor (or maybe it was the show creator) has talked about how no one can be Bandit all the time, and to think of it as only seeing five minutes in a day. You don't have to be on all the time, just aim for those real quality minutes.
I popped way to hard at Bluey-verse Jay and Adam at the beginning. Never change, never change.
aaaaaaa! the new bluey intro is so sweet!!! Bluey-fied Adam and Jay!!! so cute!
Can’t wait for more Uncle Stripe episodes. The writers totally get the Bandit envy: As a contrast, the Stripe, Trixie, Muffin, and Socks family dynamic is portrayed as a little more realistic and oddly comforting.
HELL YEAH GRANNIES!!! Out of all the characters that Bluey and Bingo have played/acted as the Grannies are my favourite, I love em, there hilarious XD
Great Job Guys! Your finals seconds of this episode had me laughing out loud. Thank You😂
“It isn’t the 80s, Pat!”
That last little bit had me ROLLING!!!! I needed that today, thank you.
I am right there (16 month old son) on the dad journey with Jay. Every story he tells about his son, I'm just like yep yep yep.
I love the dog versions of yall!! I’ve been looking forward to more Bluey reactions! Needed some wholesome!
re: feeling a bit overwhelmed by Bandit's example, totally.
I really appreciate when he's not perfect
OH MY GOD BLUEY TIME!!! I BEEN WAITING and oh my god your Blueysonas?? I feel compelled to draw
Remember the episodes are 8 minute long. It's showing from a kid's point of view. The kids aren't going to remember every single hour of every single day. They're going to remember the very fun bits of the day. Like.
I Fondly, remember watching movies and having fun with my parents. But I could not tell you what we had for dinner that night.
Yep!!! Lots of characters have done the 4th wall, Modern Family Style, glance to the to the viewer
Makenzies pleading look in "Shops" when all his friends start meeowing like cats cracks me up every time
I just remind myself in terms of playing with kids it's quality over quantity. Kids need time with us focused on them 100%, no phones or screens, but if that's just half an hour and then it's back to all the other stuff we have to do that day, it's ok. We're all just doing our best out here!
“They’re on the wrong side”
“Not for them”
“Yeah for us, you know the people that matter”
WHAT ARE YOU DOING 😂😂😂😂
When I heard him say that, I was immediately "ADAM, NO!"
Adam, YES!
bluey has changed my vocabulary...because it is now always BEEACCHH!!
I remember a tire swing where kids got dragged under it and bopped in the mouth with blood - and it was the most popular thing on the playground. For kids scary is an adventure, which I think also explains a lot of 80s kid’s movie.
Omg who drew the bluesonas? So adorable!
The mystery piece of playground equiptment is called a hammock swing. Usually they're made of rope, but the nicer ones are made out of heavy duty rubber.
Grannies is a classic. Plus with Jay getting into Sea of Thieves the Pirates episode is timely.
Your conversation about doing your best reminds me of the episode "Baby Race". Bring the tissues for that one.
the important thing to remember about the play in the episodes is that usually, its only around 6 minutes of their day. If you can be there for your kid for 6 minutes a day on most good days, youre as good a parent as Bandit. Its more attainable than you think !
This is now my all time favourite reaction video. Ever.
The whole setting unrealistic expectations for time dedicated to play was a gripe of mine as well. Then I realized it afforded an opportunity to explain the difference between make believe and real life. How these shows are intended to entertain, and are not instructions for how we live our lives.
11:48 As the mum of an only child 5-year old who is my mini-me and bestie, everything Jay said here makes my heart burst and break in equal measure! So true, but god, if my boy thinks he’s going on a gap year in 13 years-time without me, I will actually crumble! Luckily, he’s still obsessed enough with me that he agrees that no day shall pass without us existing entirely together (albeit with short gaps of him playing to allow me to dry my hair or go to the toilet alone🤣)
LET'S ROLL, BLUEY GOBLINS!
If you want an episode that shows the parents running the house more, I think you'll like Season 2 Episode 6 "Bingo" and Season 3 Episode 33 "Tradies". I won't spoil it. I just think you'll enjoy it a lot.
The thing they are playing on is apparently called a hammock swing.
I needed this today. Thank you both. ❤
Our pleasure!
Next times gonna have Bumby and the wise old Wolfhound, First episode that really got me
One of the best things I learned from a children's therapist was that they don't need your attention all day. Just be willing to check in when they play and give them 5 or 10 minutes of your full attention throughout the day on those bust days. Example: when I'm in the kitchen and I get "Mommy, look at the robot I made from lego!", I go and let them explain it all to me and talk for a minute. If I can't, I let them know why and as soon as I have a moment I try to give them that. Just that alone has done wonders for me.
OMG! I think CBeebies starting reshowing the series in order a week ago so I just watched Taxi & Pirates today with my boy! This adds so much much more to the reactions🤣
The blueysonas at the beginning! Welcome to the back half of season 1, soon my favourite running gag will begin. Wait, they mention fairy circles and say that episode wasn't explained but fairies isn't until next drop; what is going on?
I can’t wait for them to blast through Season 1. S1 is the appetiser - Seasons 2 & 3 are where Bluey blossoms into masterpiece territory.
I was a kid when the area i lived in were doing the transition from wood metal playgrounds to plastic metal playgrounds. From what I observed more kids got injured on the plastic ones than the wood ones due to having more spinning contraptions on them. Did not know what the planners/school board was thinking on that.
Also i think they transitioned due to wood needing more maintenance, cuz they needed to replace beams every several years.
To answer the question on the title card with another question: Can you floss dentures???
@pReview'd Jay, my son turned 2 4/20, he is in everything, touching everything, jumping off things, opening doors, gates, and he is FAST, lol. But he is learning, sings Abcs an 123s, I get it, he is growing too fast :)
"It's a positive, they have blueysonas, it's a positive!"
Yaaaaay! NGL I needed this RIGHT NOW.
The equipment in 'pirates' is re-purposed conveyor belt rubber. Super hot in summer but very strong for jumping etc
Ayyyy I’ve been waiting for more Bluey from y’all for SO LONG.
"The kids aren't around; why are they still committing to the bit so hard?" MatPat uses that exact question as the crux of his film theory that Bluey and Bingo have magical mind-controlling powers 😂
Not gonna lie, the people that matter joke was so unexpected I literally did a spit take. Hilarious
Learn from the cricket on the Guillermo del Toro Pinocchio, "I did my best and that's the best anyone can do"
Heeler is their last name as they are Blue Heelers which is an australian cattle dog. Chili is a red heeler.
MORE BLUEY! Yes! I was JUST re-watching your other Bluey vids
Nice! You guys got a bluey persona! Love it. Hope to see it every time! Thanks for the Bluey update!
It makes me so happy you guys are doing this. 😊
Their surnames are "Heeler" because they're Blue and Red Heeler dogs, another name for the Australian Cattle Dogs. :)
36s? Damn that's the earliest I have ever been to any video.
Okay, but here's the thing on your last point: Not all children's TV is created equal. Sesame Street is so good in part because 1. It's based on measurable skills like reading and numbers, not socioemotional learning which is a lot more subjective and 2. It's backed by a dedicated research department that is a leader in its field. So while kids who watch Sesame Street with parents get the most benefit, they still benefit from watching alone because the team behind it is dedicated to making good educational content. But a lot of children's tv is not educational or not research backed or has ulterior motives of marketing to kids. So being babysat by tv is not 100% a bad thing, but very much depends on what the kids are watching.
I feel you, Jay, on starting to get worn out on the too-high level of expectations on parents in the first half of this season. I loved this show right off the bat but started to resent Bandit and Chili for making me look bad 😂 Like, damn, I can’t compete with this and I don’t want my kids to expect this time availability because I don’t have it! (I too was not blessed with Grey Gardens money.) A lot of my mom friends felt the same way too. We must not have been the only ones because soon you’ll see more episodes of realistic parenting and everyday struggles and it makes the series even better. Love love your and Adam’s reactions to this show and looking forward to you guys watching the whole thing!
(Forgive me if I’ve already posted this next part in a past comment, my memory sucks) The show originally started out as a show for adults about parenting covering issues like infertility and mastitis and gnarly pregnancy stuff but then the studio changed the focus to children but I’ve read that the creators hope to do a more adult-geared spin off in the future 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽
They did it. They got their fursonas. Bluey-sonas?
Adam! Adam! Be still my heart! 🕺😆❤
Concerning "the B-Word," they're dogs, so it has a legitimate second meaning.
Adam couldn't keep the floss up because he didn't have his backpack.
Did Adam fully disassemble back into Lego bricks when he fell!?
I've seen that sort of hammock style swing in a park in Phoenix Arizona so the US definitely has some. I've only seen it there though.
You’ve seen a handful of recommended episodes, but I don’t want you to get the misconception that the “big” episodes will be like them - you should be excited, some of the Season 2 episodes are going to stun you.