When Bandit said to Bluey and Bingo because i'm bigger than you that reminded me of the i'm smart you're dumb i'm big you're little i'm right you're wrong scene from Matilda and it also reminded me of an episode of Raven's Home where Raven's son Booker wanted to tell his friends at school that he's Psychic and he asked Raven if he could and she told him no and then he asked her why not and all's Raven said was because i said so
I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure they made a remake of this episode called show and tell which was basically to follow rules but without the children overpowering their parents and there’s also a reference of Tina in it
@@vivlozano I can't remember,it might be from a podcast I'm not able to watch and only heard about it from other youtuber that said this,plus they mention this in the episode show and tell
i always thought of this episode sort of like "work" or "burgershop," an idea that makes them imagine a game the entire family plays, and/or a lesson the parents progressively build up to get to the final point, something where the kids arnt actually calling people servant and treating them like that, but just acting bossy in the game,, but i do sorta understand why parents and others wouldnt like it hearing about their side of viewing things now lmao
that makes sense. it's all extreme play pretend but i'm glad to shine light on something different. yeah, i think parents might feel a bit of what i did while watching it.
Rug Island is my favorite, I totally recommend it! I'm totally going to spoil it or over-analyze here, but it's basically about imagination, forgetting what it's like to be a kid, and how adults don't really lose their imagination, they just don't have time for it and kinda forget about it. I think it also talks about how being an adult has its own responsibilities and amazing things to look forward to, but that doesn't mean you should just forget about your childhood and label it as the "good ol' days" completely forgetting about what made you happy in the first place. Bluey can do some crazy stuff in just 8 minutes. And the last line were Bandit realizes the simple-shaped toy that he thought couldn't possibly be that special could be anything he wants it to be and more, just gets me in my feels 😭 (Little edit here, just found out that the actual message of the episode is that, "Adults can visit a kids imagination, but can never really be a part of it.")
There has to be a least liked and this is apparently it. I don't really get it, mind I don't read into it as deep as some. Watch Garth Meranghis Darkplace, or Sam Simmons Problems, that'd be rad. Only one season of each, both short, both IMO very funny.
@vivlozano the first is a Bristish comedy, its meant to be that bad, and also that funny. Id call that a cult hit. The second Australian, way more obscure, but made by one of my fave comedians off all time, Sam, he called me chundert*ts.
I think the episode has a great message that’s parents aren’t seeing cause it the end shows to the kids that if you don’t clean after yourself (or do the things you have to in general) you’ll live in filth and that’s disgusting! So much love to this RU-vidr keep the videos coming!
There are 2 kind of episodes that can be labeled as the worst. Episode that probably end up leaving a bad impression or lesson on kids unintentionally like Tina, Feather wand, Work, Charades, Movies. And episodes that really feel like your watching a little kids show like Blue Mountains
LOL omg I would be so unhappy to feel like I'm watching Barney and Friends of some sort. I love that that makes Bluey bad because it's usually for everyone lol.
@@vivlozano I always like to imagine that people who watch it to see what the fuss is all about and not liking it probably seen these episodes. Heck, I mentioned a lot of those episodes as if you search for 1 star review online you get a lot of parents that complain cuz they seen these episodes and think the show is horrible. But it's also extremely entertaining when you get the reviews like: "this episode was very well written and shockingly good, but this is a preschool show, not breaking bad, grow up, 1 star". "The dad sexually harassing their neighbor and flurts with her even tho he is married, and he did this in front of his son!" "Bluey took his pet to the vet and was told it died, now my son is crying and scared, I can't believe they would allow this trash on TV!" 3 great examples of real reviews I found. Really shows how much they watch the shows their kids watch when they don't understand any context of what's happening and shut off the show when they see one thing out of context. Also thinking Bluey is a boy.
Lmao you keep watching these episodes I've never seen 😂. Way back when I saw a tier list that helped me get into Bluey but there's also 3 other variables to what I've seen 1) RU-vidrs keep bringing up the same episodes because they tackle interesting themes 2) I wanted to know as many characters as I could before seeing *_"The Sign"_* 3) They post episodes on RU-vid for free so Hell yah I'm gonna watch *Faceytalk*
😊 a fellow Smiling Friends fan. 😅 Saying "Sit on him is crazy" is in itself crazy 🤔 I believe _the streets_ are Saying Blue Mountains is the most disliked episode because of the handpuppets not being as expressive as the normal characters
omg i'd love for the worst episode to not be Tina. simply bc of the name. thanks for bringing the word by. and for watching! id taken a break for sure. but we're back baby!
This episode actually made me cry. It's such a beautiful lesson about friendship transcending languages, and really shows off the innocence of children. Bluey didn't care if Jean Luc didn't speak English, she just wanted to play with him, and they bonded through their own games and body language! It's such a wholesome example of how powerful social connections can be, and you really feel that sadness Bluey has to go through when she wasn't able to say goodbye to Jean Luc properly because he didn't know how to tell her he was leaving ): And yea, Chilli's whole "Sometimes special people come into our lives, stay for a bit, and then they have to go." scene hit so hard, and is honestly one of the most realistic, powerful messages I've seen this show give. It's honest, straight forward, and genuine. Everyone meets people who they have to say goodbye to one way or another, but the memories shared with them will always remain no matter what :') This is definitely in my top 5 episodes for this series!
This is a beautiful comment. Thanks for adding. I couldn't agree more. It's a profound episode and I love that it gently encourages acceptance / being present in the way that it does
Suggestions! Funny Episodes: • Born Yesterday • Teasing • Horsey Ride • The Claw • Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound Emotional Episodes: • Rug Island • Grandad • Promises • Musical Statues • Onesies There are a lot more funny and emotional episodes of course, these are just my main picks. ^_^
Equanimity’s kind of sounds like they are saying aqua like water which is probably intentional or I’m just crazy. - also the ending when bingo says “maybe you just saw something you wanted” broke me.
I really love Bluey and your reactions. I personally like the episode duck cake and grandad. You can relate to it without even being a parent. I like that it takes a moment to highlight that even though they are honestly one of the best parents I’ve ever seen. They still go through the motions like we do and we get a moment of humanity, where it’s not fluffed up because the kids are there. Since I saw no one recommend them I thought I might give it a go.
i'm just collecting votessss thank you. and you're talking about grand dad right? not duck cake. just to make sure and THANK you for all the love:) i'm happy you've joined us lmao
Jean-Luc is one of my favourite Bluey characters, probably due to also being a french-canadian lol. Idc what everyone ships or doesn’t ship because at the end of the day shipping is subjective and not the main point of Bluey. I just love him and Bluey even as just friends 💙
In Muffin's defense she is 3 from seasons 1-2 (this episode is s1). She does develop later on, but this kind of behavior isn't that out of place for her age. "Library" and "Muffin Cone" are good examples of Muffin developing with time.
@@vivlozano Bingo is 4 years old from s1-2. It also does come down to how parents navigate their kid's behavioral development. I honestly blame her dad for some of her selfish behavior not going checked. If you watch Library you get a clearer picture of how he parents her.
@@vivlozano Yeah I thought that revealing it outright would be kind of a spoiler so I decided on not giving it away. There is a hint in the series on who it is, so something that you might keep an eye out for while watching.
Happy to have found you ❤ The episode that truly hit me is called "Born Yesterday". It means so much to me to be grateful for every little thing in life and I really feel that episode helps express that ❤️
Okay now this is what I come to RU-vid, no the internet broadly for. First video some random thing about going somewhere unrelated to what the channel appears to have become hell yeah! I used to love watching channels grow like this, thank you for providing a new little journey of a fellow regular person to follow. I hope it yields many fruits for you.
So in defense of muffin she is 3 and 3 year old have a hard time sharing and at the end bluey clearly stole the book without asking.... she's a little book thief
I hope she gets to see Surprise! Also I'm a 'That's mine' kind of person cause i just grow attached to stuff and it only happens to a few things like my bowl from my mothers house and chop sticks I've had since the 90s .....they are like heirlooms now I don't want any tom, dick or harry putting their grubbers on them.
"Is that what happens when your parents treat you equally" - yes XD. My sister and I were absolutely like this. (I credit it to my dad. When we'd try to tell on each other, he'd threaten to punish the person that tattled. It gave us no reason to turn on each other and all the reasons to be in each others' corner. Seriously A+ parenting - if you have kids, consider it unless your kids are doing something actually heinous to each other)
Hey Arnold is such a gem of a show. I wouldn't say it's dark... more like somber. At the same time it is a hopeful show about people of different cultures and backgrounds living together harmoniously and just kinda the day to day life, with some adventures sprinkled in. It's sooo much better than a description like that makes it sound.
hey arnold is definitely somber. that's a better word for it. and i love that about it i do like avatar, you're the first to mention it. i've watched all of it by now
I think its because Jean Luc couldn't say goodbye since he speaks French and she wouldn't be able to understand him. And as nice as it would have been for Chili to let Bluey know in time before he left, you can't completely shield children from all heartbreak. Still sad.
This episode almost got scrapped. In the Bluey universe, babies are supposed to start very similar to real life puppies, and then learn to become more human-like as they age up. However, the message and presentation of Baby Race was so important to Joe Brumm's wife that they decided to keep the episode, even if it went against the already established aging process
