Top 10 MOST Emotional Bluey Episodes! (And Their Deeper Meanings) 

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for me personally "Easter" is one of the most emotional episodes. the scene where they almost give up and start talking about not being good enough always gets me

The episode Turtleboy was, for me, the most emotional. My daughter is Deaf and the look on her when she saw a Deaf character in her favorite show was priceless. Deafness isn't discussed or portrayed as often as it should be in children's media. So when my daughter and I see it it means so much to us.

My favorite thing about the entire series is that Lucky’s Dad plays along with Bluey and Bingo’s games no matter what, no questions asked, like in Featherwand where he is going for a walk, Bluey tells him to stop Bingo and he stops what he’s doing immediately to play with them

To be completely honest, every single episode of Bluey is emotional to me. My childhood got ruined before I even really got to experience it, so any fun I had was super special to me, and a lot of it was spent playing with my dad. My dad passed away back in 2019, before my 17th birthday, and my last memories of him are some of the best memories I have. He was my best friend and I miss him deeply, he was 100% a Bandit type (while I’m more of a Bingo type)

"Onesie" is a top contender for the best episode of Season 3 and definitely one of the most emotional. Even though it's never explicitly stated why Brandy stayed away from the family for so many years, it's easy to discern what happened based on her uncertainty around the kids and the way she tears up when reaching for Bingo knowing she can't have a child because "it's just not meant to be" and her talk with Chili was so heartwrenching. Really hope we get to see Brandy again in the future.

I'm 47 and the "Sometimes special people come into our lives" Line just hits really hard. There's more than one person that i wish I could tell them they were still special to me. And now I'm crying.

When I was in 4th grade, I made a really good friend that eventually moved far away. My family didn't have cell phones, so we couldn't keep in contact. Aashreyah, if you're reading this, know that Angelina still remembers and misses you. Thanks for being my friend.

As a mother of two little boys under two, Baby Race and Sleeptytime, without fail, make me cry every single time we watch it. Even though I mentally prepare myself, tears fall down my cheeks without fail. For baby race, it’s when bingo says “maybe you just saw something you wanted?” Instant tears. Followed by sleep time, it is the music100%, along with Chilli telling Bingo that she will always be there for her, even if she can’t see her. There are also a few others that tug on my heart strings, but those two always bring on the water works

Chili's line "i still need him" hit me hard as someone who is 30 and still needs their mom and camping hit hard too as someone who moved around a lot and lost some friends because of it. Copycat hit hard too because I saw the episode after I put my cat down due to a tumor and I held her tight as the medicine did it's thing and i kept her ashes.

The episode "camping" will now always be very emotional for me because of what was going on in my life when I last watched it. I watched it during the final day with my cat, who was 12 at the time and diabetic, and in his last week, he suddenly got very sick. I was sitting on the floor next to him because I didn't know how much longer I had with him and wanted to spend as much time as I could with him. I turned on Bluey to try and lighten my mood, and "Camping" was the first episode I saw. That scene where Chilli talked about how sometimes people come into our lives for a short while and leave, but how the happy times we had with them make up for the sorrow of them leaving really hit me, because I related it back to the inevitable death of my kitty that I've had for half my life. Sadly, my cat died less than a day later, but I try to remember what Chilli mentioned in that episode. That the happy times I had with him makes up for the sorrow of losing him

*S p o i l e r s* For me yoga ball was one that got me the most. It really is a puzzle first watching it, just seeing bingo upset at certain moments when playing. At first I thought it was motion sickness, then I thought it was some condition. But just hearing the sadness in bingo’s voice as she says “sometimes you play too rough with me” to bandit just breaks my heart. Especially because of how sweet of a character bingo is. And also because no parent wants to accidentally hurt their child. Hits me hard man

Camping, my personal favorite and at the very least top 2 emotional episodes for me, just gives one of the best gut punches I've ever had in a show. Jean-Luc and Bluey becoming friends despite the language barrier was so cute, but throughout the episode, I was dreading what I knew was probably gonna happen, and when Jean-Luc said goodbye and Bluey didn't understand AAAAUGH!!!! It hurt so much more than I thought it would. And then the ending to the bush-wee scene was unexpectedly really nice, especially for a scene that starts off with someone needing to take a whizz. AND THEN they have the Gaul to show the tree growing, and then even more waterworks started flowing! But that leads into a time jump where we see older Bluey, and anyone who knows me knows that emotional ending time jumps are the absolute best way to get me to cry, and then we actually do see a reunion between her and Jean-Luc! AUGH MY HEART! If I ever need a good cry, that'll also make me smile, this is without a doubt what I'll go to!

I found Baby Race to be the most emotional for me. I'm not a mom, but "Run your own race" is a lesson I'm still learning. I have a terrible habit of comparing my progress and achievements in life with everyone else's. A sure fire way to make you feel like you've made no progress at all. It caught me off guard seeing Chilli having a similar issue: Focusing so much on someone else's progress that she downplayed her own.

Bingo getting Lila to play with her shows just how much empathy she has. Bingo can be quite shy too sometimes so recognised it in Lila. I work in childcare and am currently nannying a little boy who is a lot like Bingo.

“Rain” is so underrated and is such a beautiful episode. So little is said but so much emotion is conveyed through the body language and ESPECIALLY the music. Both the track “Rain boldly in the pretend” and “Rainbow” are masterpieces that has hints of amazement and nostalgia scattered all throughout the track. Truly one of the best episodes and my personal favorite

Just a quick thought about the Camping episode. I never realized until just now the full impact, at least plot wise, of Jean Luc saying "Au Revoir Bluey." That basically means "until we meet again Bluey". Come the end of the episode... I don't want to think this is just a coincidence of writing.

14:07 It’s quick to miss but Bluey quickly grabs her mother’s hand. This could tie back to the miscarriage theory and you can see Bluey is doing her best to not have Chili feel depressed or upset

I jumped into Bluey at the beginning of this year. The family is so healthy and happy, and as a CPTSD girlie… I cry seeing such beautiful bonds. It’s happy tears, and ugly crying

The episode before Bedroom, we hear Bandit talking to Fido about a possible vasectomy, then this episode they pack away the baby room. I think its related and it connects the 2 episodes and that Chilli and Bandit have decided not to have kids anymore which contributes to why Chilli is kinda sad

Camping is definitely one of the episodes that made me ugly cry as it hits the hardest home for me. I had a great childhood, but with my dad in the military we moved around a lot. We were lucky to stay in one place for longer than two or three years. I was born in Texas, lived in South Korea, moved back to Texas six years after I was born to the same place. I made some great friends while I was living there, had maybe two really good ones who I hang out with all the time. Then in 2000 that all changed when my dad had orders to PCS over to Germany. An entirely new country, but I wouldn't have friends at first. In fact, I still struggled connecting with other kids. It wasn't until the beginning of sixth grade, starting middle school, that I would met my best friend while I was living there. I lived in Germany until 2005, and I still count those years as the best of my life. Our family got up to seeing so much. I kept the same friends for those years and we grew up and bonded together. 2005 that all ended. 8th grade went and passed us by. Most of our parents had orders to PCS back stateside. We all separated and I never saw any of them again. For high school, I moved to three different cities and attended different schools in each one. I was never able to develop any lasting friendships with anyone because of it. It's almost 20 years later and there isn't a moment that goes by that I don't think about those friends from Germany, still.

I don’t understand if they intend adding so many emotional damage in a kid show but hey it’s not here to teach kids but it’s here to teach everyone and thank you for explaining all of this.

In "Camping" as well its good to note as well despite the language barrier, Jean Luc actually was ALWAYS on the same page as Bluey, further cementing that their bond was well understood, and its more painful knowing he understood her but couldn't express he was leaving. In the French dub of this episode, Jean Luc actually speaks English and from the little bit of French I can speak, the translation is nearly perfect. au revoir Jean Luc, merci pour les lames

“Rug Island” completely tugged at my heart strings. I just hopped on the “Bluey” train, and this was one of the first episodes I saw. It broke and mended my heart in so many ways. Such a great episode and show!

Maybe you'll talk about it, bur The Weekend always makes me tear up. I don't know if it's just Bingo being sad Bandit didn't see the walking leaf, or that childlike wonder at the little bug, but it always breaks me a little.

The Bedroom note passing reminds me of when my twin brother and I shared a room and we were supposed to be sleeping but we used our nintendo ds' picto chat to say we loved each other until we fell asleep

Camping reminds me of a childhood memory I have. When I was growing up, I met a girl who didn't speak any English, only Spanish. I remember wanting to speak with her, but being frustrated that I couldn't cuz I only knew very basic Spanish, like colors and numbers. So I started to take Spanish lessons very seriously. I wouldn't say I'm fluent, but I'm not that bad at Spanish now. I took it as an elective in middle school, took it all through high school, and even had it as my minor for a while in college. All this to say... she made a big impact on me. I never did see her again. I can't remember her name unfortunately, and I can barely remember her face. But I hope wherever she is in the world, she's doing well. Maybe we'll meet again some day!

“Emotional video hmm I won’t cry” Cries

Army really spoke to me as a teen on the spectrum. I was diagnosed late, and when I was little I was seen as weird or strange by my peers. I always hear the same things over and over again, even by my own parents and brothers “Why can’t you just be normal?” “Why are you so weird?” “Because you’re stupid” “You’re….something else” “Why can’t you do it? It’s not that hard” Seeing Jack struggling similar to me and having the same thoughts of wanting to be ‘normal’ but not being able to because there’s something ‘wrong’ with him was just….wow. That hit me. And when rusty said “well….you’re good at playing army!” That made me SOB. I wish someone told me that as a kid…or something similar

I saw my 5 year old neice watching this show one day and I asked what she was watching, she said its Bluey. And I sat down and watched it with her and DAMN this childrens show has no business making me AN EMOTIONAL WRECK I TELL YE. Now I tend to watch it by myself and I'm a big fan of Bluey now. This show teaches children and fully grown adults, just everything about it is a perfect example of a amazing cartoon from the lovely sound track, to the great characters and beautiful animation. Just its the chiefs kiss of Children shows 🤙.

For me, Baby race and Onesies were the most emotional episodes. Like in the episode Onesies, I related to Brandy because I'm unable to have children. In that episode I felt truly represented and cried so much

Episodes where they focus on the relationship between Bandit and the girls are always meaningful, as a daddy of a daughter.

Camping hits close to home. I remember I made a friend during camping when I first went to England. We only met each other for 2-3 days until we had to go. I didn’t forget her. I think we were 8-9 years old ❤️

As a child myself, I've always been called "mature" and an "old soul." Due to this, I'm always expected to be able to take charge and have fully grown opinions. I never got much of a "childhood - childhood as one might say. My parents love me, but I never played with me, and so I had to find ways to get along on my own. I've always been able to see a bigger picture and have ALWAYS been extremely emotional. Sometimes, it makes people frustrated when they realize, "Hey, this kid understands what we're saying, but maybe doesn't quite want to." Being called an 'old soul" and "smart for your age' is good, in a way, I guess. But, anytime I watch a Bluey episode that has anything to do with growing old or anything dealing with time. It makes me so happy yet ridiculously and pointlessly sad to watch. I guess you could say Bluey is a "coping" show, but it's so wholesome it can tear you apart and build you up at the same time. When my friends make fun of me saying, "Why are you watching a kid's show? We're all older than that." I simply answer."It's a sweet show, don't question my habits or they'll become your habits." I leave it at that. This show is possibly one of the best kids shows out there because while it's directed TOWARDS kids, I've seen plenty of the adults in my family start crying watching this. I have, too. The best part about it all is the 4-8 year Olds who don't understand the bigger meaning right now. They might go back and rewatch this saying something like, "Oh, I remember this show!" Then will they finally realize how valuable of a childhood show this is. I'm done ranting about the show now. If anyone has made it this far in this comment, please have a wonderful day. -The 13 year old who just wrote this entire comment and now whose fingers are tired.

Nothing will beat the episode “Sleepytime” because that episode had the perfect balance of funny moments, sad moments and heart warming moments in one episode.

I usually dont comment on videos, but because i love bluey so much i wanna share. This might be a strange one to call emotional, but "duck cake" got to me. The moment after bandit drops the cake, when he slides to the floor and just sits there with his head in his knees because of how he felt like he was letting down bingo. That made my heart break into MILLIONS of peices because i had moments like that too. But seeing him try again and bingo so happy at the end put my heart back together and the other story about the tail wagging was super cute too, making duck cake my favorite episode ❤ Now i want duck cake 😂 going to ask for it on my birthday

The important line from the episode with jean luck being said while bingo is peeing in a bush is so funny

12:43 My heart strings don't exist anymore because they were pulled too hard by this scene.

The room episode got me in the feels, it reminded me of my little brother wanting to keep having sleepovers in my room once we got our own rooms after years of bunk beds. I'm in my thirties and it still makes me smile, we're still really close even now 😊

As a first time parent, and of a kid that survived cancer (lymphoma).. I can't help but cry every time "You're doing great" is seen.

The episode of camping means so much to me. I used to move cities a lot when I was a kid, and english was Not the native language between me and a lot of immigrant kids I played with. Seeing Jean Luc leaving and Bluey not understaning at first and sad that she will not see him again made me BAWL my eyes out because I remembered feeling like that. Back then there wasn't a lot of contnet of kids with language barriers or why immigrant kids move, so I felt very loney for a long while. Hearing Chili day that just knowing and playing with each other was worth it... I felt something heal. And seeing Jean Luc and Bluey reuniting was a light of hope for all that hits hard for immigrant kids in this now globally open world.

Something I like about Camping is unlike with most times when things are dubbed, Jean-Luc doesn't just speak another dialect of French or with a different regional accent, he speaks English. In every other media I've seen, when a character is dubbed into a language that they speak in the English dub, they're just given a different version of that same language (if possible).

I don't know how long this show will last but I do hope it continues into Bluey and Bingo's teen/ adult years. As it's hinted and refrenced in the show itself. I hope John-Luck and Bluey have more than just a friendship. That would be lovely to see.

"Daddy Dropoff" easily sent me into tears. i was a shy kid during preschool, and given my undiagnosed mental differences/disorders, i only really had one friend, and they stuck by my side every day. unfortunately, once i left preschool and went to kindergarten, i never really spent as much time with her despite how close to each other we were. eventually, we seperated for good and i haven't seen them since. i've moved to south carolina, and my chances of ever seeing her again are low, and me recognizing her is even lower. i'm envious of what bingo and lila have, and i wish i could have had it as well.

camping epsiode hit so hard because i once have a friend in tuition class who i play with everyday after class but one day he just stopped coming back and was never meet again

As a child who loved their alone time due to having 7 siblings, and lives in a fishing town + mining; The Beach is my absolute favourite episode 💙

I think the purpose of the “block the rain” game is that it’s impossible, the same as Chili’s game of “block the dirt” game is also impossible to win, your only hope is to enjoy yourself while you play.

I thought that the marker Bingo gave Bandit was a marker from the staff he broke while fishing.

The way you used OK Overture was absolutely amazing! This video and that song deserve more love ❤

Camping is so special to me, because I have a similar story. I went to France in the summer holiday 2016 with my grandparents and sister when I was 8 and I met these three kids, two brothers and a sister. Luckily, they all were English, so that made things a bit easier in terms of communication. They were 8, 6 and 4. I met the 8 year old first, when I was at the top of this climbing thing and was scared to jump down. He helped me jump down it, and I played with him for a bit until the 6 year old and 4 year old came along, and then I played with all three of them. I played with the 6 year old the most, the sister, and we got really close. We would make videos and take pictures on my leap pad together and we would always get little toy dogs from those machines you’d find in a restaurant or pub, and we’d always be doing something together on any given day. When I left, because I left first, we became pen pals and we would write letters to each other for the next couple of months, but then around Christmas that year I lost their address, and they must’ve lost mine because we ended up stopping writing to each other. This summer it will have been 8 years since I met that family, and I wonder how they’re doing. I still find those little dogs lying about, and there are lots of videos on my nans old phone including ones from that holiday, and of me playing with the kids, specifically the 6 year old

Honestly the family friends are such great adults and guardians because they usually go along without blinking an eye.

I really cried in the episode rain, The fact that it is one of the chapters where they talk the least, the music managed to give it the great feeling it caused in me.

I think the moment that gets to me the most is the ending of Daddy Dropoff. The idea that one moment and create a friendship forever. It's too beautiful but also very true. Our little actions can honestly change the world.

We must protect bingo at all costs.

I thought Bluey was already a masterpiece but when I finished Camping something in me said that this “Pre-School Show” was one of the best things ever created.

I just recently came across your channel and the show Bluey all together as I have started babysitting some kids for the summer. One episode that always feels really emotional for me, a recent college graduate student who has moved over 1,000 miles away from home, is flat pack. The idea of growing up is so exciting for kids but in that episode at the end you had to see it from the parent’s point of view and it was very emotional.

If I'm talking all emotions, and not just tears, I'd say every episode makes me emotional at some point. The whole show gives me the warm fuzzies. I watch it whenever I'm upset, or sick/in pain, and it helps me feel better, and process my thoughts. It resonates with me. 💙

Baby Race gave me an actual mental breakdown

Watching this show made me realise a few things to be honest. Its so wholesome, i get made fun of by my family for watching it, but i relate to so many characters and its so amazing. It's become a comfort show for me.

I don't actively watch the show (college steals all my free time,) but I've only heard good things. The story telling is great and I'll happily keep absorbing it through cultural osmosis.

Well, camping is emotional to me because I had met someone in second grade, and became best friends with her. Shortly after meeting each other, she announces she has to move to a different state. Two years later, we meet up again when she came to my state for family. I saw her again, then didn’t see her for three years, with not really calling each other. This past November, (2023) with me almost thirteen and her thirteen, we saw each other again, now with us being taller, our voices deeper, while gone through puberty and now much more different. Camping reminds me of that

the end of camping bro

For me, my definition of an emotional episode or show is the ability to cause me to fell shellshock, start to process traumas, unlocks some deep stuff, feel different things I can’t describe, or see a different view of life itself. Examples of episodes that do this for me are space, rain, sleepy time, and baby race.

Rug island reminds me of how I would help my cousin clean his playroom by playing with him as we put the toys away.

The end of campaign makes me cry at the end is so emotional.

Bedroom always makes me cry

15:28 did you notice Sticky Gecko slowly slipping from the wall lol I love the subtle background objects not just standing around.

i love the intro the implementation of ajr and bluey is just so good well done mate

15:35 first thing I noticed was the sticky rubber hand in the background

Ima have to watch this when I’m not driving my semi truck

Having had a beautiful best friend for most of my life, and being neurodivergent, army and daddy drop off are my favourites, and I relate so deeply to them

I’m almost on the verge of tears and I’m only two minutes in…

Sleepytime always made me a bit misty eyed, but ever since watching Mended Light's play by play analysis of how the events in sleepytime represent separation anxiety and building secure attachment even just seeing the image of bingo in front of the sun or hearing that part of the music fully makes me bawl ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mh8YRm0ruJk.html As a person who wasn't lucky enough to receive responses like Chili's to my anxieties and troubles sleeping growing up it's such a powerful illustration of what could have been, and also of how to treat myself better when I'm having a tough time.

Wasn't expecting OK Overture by AJR in this video of Bluey, but I'm liking it. I wish we could get an official pairing now, they go so well together!

I spent most of my childhood sharing a room with one or both of my sisters. The ending of Bedroom especially hits home for me.

1:27 I love the intro, Its like from a movie trailer

for me the most emotional episode for me is bedroom seeing bluey and bingo sister bond is amazing the thing never experienced because I grow up being a only child it sad for me because growing up alone is hard also seeing my character development is not clear for unlike having a sibling you see the responsibility as older siblings, the thing make me cry hard when Bluey and Bingo exchange letter especially the 💙 the ending of the episode is perfect

this is the 2nd video of yours i've watched. i am running out of tissues!

My top episodes: Sleepy time Duck Cake Rain Camping Bedroom etc. etc., they're all so good

Nah Bluey got me crying inside:(

Top 10 ways to cry Bluey

Camping was the first bluey episode I saw. Even without context of knowing the show or anything, the message that sometimes you have profound connections and it’s just a tiny moment of your life, god I was sobbing by the end

Also in 15:27 the amasing touch of the sticky gecko almost falling

I watched some bluey with my baby cousins and they loved it and i was wanting to cry and become a mom immediately

Sleepytime was where I was almost about to cry..My favorite episode of all time!

Onesies and Sleepytime hit hardest for me. Onesies because due to a medical condition I have called Turner Syndrome, I was ALMOST infertile. Knowing that I could’ve ended up with the same issues as Brandy is enough to make me tear up. And Sleepytime hits hard because as a kid who took forever to sleep on their own, and as a teenager who STILL hasn’t grown out of stuffed animals I resonate with Bingo’s self-need to grow up. What are your most emotional episodes?

I know this has nothing to do with bluey but I’m thrilled that he used the song OK Orchestra by AJR. They’re my favorite band

“Camping” was the one that made me cry, it hits harder because im going to a different school than the rest of my class, and ill only be able to chat with them over phone then.

The Leila and Bingo friendship hits so hard

As a male, I felt bandits pain when he got hit by the rugby ball.

I’m gonna cry, god this show is incredible.

Your use of AJR songs in your intros brings me an indescribable amount of joy

When I got my own room, my younger sister for an entire summer would sneak into my bed at night because she didn't like sleeping alone haha

For me personally the 3 most emotional episodes are: Baby Race, Onesies and Army. As a mom with a neurodivergent child, it’s really challenging to help my kiddo at times. Onesies because my younger sister is currently struggling with conceiving her own child, it hit hard. And Army, for Jack being on the spectrum heavily making me think of my bubba and his struggles. If there was ever a character that was nonverbal I’d be a mess, because that’s my baby.

Flat pack world was another one after rug island tht got me

When bingo cried in sleepy time it just hit hard

Currently on #8 and I'm struggling not to cry. Edit: Camping broke me.

The first episode that had me sobbing was the episode "Granny" " cuz their grandmother reminds me of my own who passed away a few years ago. It hit me hard. I miss her

The episode yoga ball literally made me cry I felt so bad for bingo.😢

The camping episode was the first episode I saw that made me bawl my eyes out, I had been watching some of the episodes up to that point but missed a few here and there when doing some chores. After that episode I made time to make sure I got to see every episode with my daughter and son. ( I felt bad the first time I saw it though cuz I was sitting on the couch just crying my eyes out and my daughter was rly worried/ confused on what the heck was wrong with mom 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️ I made my husband watch it the minute he got home and then he cried too and was like “why did you do that to me!??” XD such a good show)