I watched all of Bluey and found that it is great at making adults cry.
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The first episode that made me cry was "Bike", oddly enough. But it's not the only one, for sure!
For us, it was Sleepytime
Baby Race, Rug Island, Rain... Actually this will end up being a long list...
Pretty sure that episode is the reason my kid started riding a real bike at 2
I definitely can't watch it without crying. I had a Queensland Heeler named Bandit who died a few years ago
The dead bird and the new moving and wedding episode come to mind...
My wife and I talk about Bluey all the time. We have been asked how old our kids are.
What kids?
In Sheepdog (season three, episode 11), mum Chilli tells her family she needs “20 minutes” of alone time. Bluey is worried she’s done something wrong. Later, during play, Bluey gently echoes her mum’s words to a toy: “It’s hard work looking after you. I just need 20 minutes.”
Rude.
For real life?? That's outrageous!
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