Bluey - Opening Credits 

Sgt “Bluey” Hills: Wait, who are you, this is my show!

@@calvinjacksthe2nd469 Bluey: I'm a blue heeler and I'm more popular

@@SonicSpyroHeeler Sgt “Bluey” Hills: So maybe that’s why I seem to be so obscure and no one is talking about me.

Senior Sgt Tom Croydon: What about me & my Blue Heelers?

@@SonicSpyroHeelerSenior Sgt Tom Croydon: You any relation to my beloved Digger, who was cruelly taken from me 19 years ago?

Woke kids would hyperventilate, but it’d give them an interest.

Terno Mum and Dad

And Bingo

:(

not the same thing

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And in 2023 a different bluey is a top kids show lol

Returning the favor from the 60s when Aussies went crazy for "The Samurai", starring Shintaro (who got a Beatles-like reception when he came down under)

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@Squidward AKA Loudward If there was an episode called that I would definitely still watch it.

@@yorkshirehardware4644 Me too!

Not only that but there was a 'Bluey Appreciation Society' (which got several shout-outs on ITV Granada), then Lucky Grills actually came over to the UK... he appeared in Liverpool to a sold-out crowd!

@@ronster500 Yes, he had quite a cult following in the UK! I remember Mike Sweeney on Radio Piccadilly used to plug the show a lot.

Granada tv used to show it about 1979/80 it had a bit of cult following in the NW , it was never shown on STV various family members that lived in Glasgow had never seen it strange , consider when every itv network put Prisoner cell block H and was truly awful , noted for it sets a friend of mine once said the acting was so bad they be in jail

@@robertkincaid Ha ha! He was right! Yes, those hardboard walls could have done with a lick of paint alright, and the lighting, sheesh!! Gloomy wasn't in it!

@@carolebarker2195 remember the show Naked Video of which is currently getting reruns of BBC2 did a take of Prisoner Cell Block it starts off with the closing credits the theme tune and a person with a set of keys locking all cell doors and one by one all the sets completely fall down, sets by shaking stevens

This came first!

This is the story as I recall was told by music journalist/ radio presenter Billy Pinnell. Back in 1976, Kerry Packer had just secured the broadcast rights to the cricket. He wanted some theme music. The Bluey TV series had lasted 12 months. Packer bought the theme music for a bargain price.

@@scottmcphee2076 New Horizons by Brian Bennett. Cliff Richard and The Shadows drummer. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yITNjNUfdJQ.html Like quite a few of The Shadows, was into writing and notionally made more money than Cliff.

Leo "Lucky" Grills passed away in 2007, aged 79. Gerda Nicholson passed away in 1992, aged 54. John Diedrich is 70 now & living in quiet retirement in Australia.

@@johnhastings7841 Ah righto fair enough. That's a shame about lucky and Gerda.

Here’s what happened to the actor unlucky grills = bluey had a barbecue 🕺🏿

1975 song by Billy Howard, King Of The Cops. Frank Cannon is there because he's just been fired. A gang of 9 or 10, but Colombo(?) says Cannon surrounded them all by himself.

The madlads at Crawfords actually included Bargearse with it, too. Legendary.

Hahaha.

It was a Stage Name

Guess where bluey (cartoon) got thier neighbours name from haha

LUCKY’S DAD’S RULES!!!

A nickname for Leo

Last time you did that, we had trouble with the plumbing!

@GDBingo! Are you stupid? It's just a coincidence!

And not set in Mount Thomas either!😂😂😂

And Dec. Glen Twenty!

What's this a reference to? An actress on the bluey show?

Ann Bourke as Anne Burke!

It is

Seriously

You know

Well

Chilly is a leso

@gilson.serafim95 ok

And a bucket of soya sauce!

Not just one dim sim, a shitload.

​​@@EddieGasterpoofter food.

I’M GETTING A LOT OF DIM SIMS!!!