Why Bluey's "Sleepytime" is One of the Best Episodes of Television Ever Made 

I find it great that Bandit is represented as Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity. Both Bluey and Bingo see their dad as a source of joy. And we see the caring and joyful nature Bandit gives to her girls in every episode

When Chilli says she loves Bingo in her dream, ugh.. That moment is just so strong for me, it squeezes my heart so hard. This episode is a masterpiece, I can't love it enough.

I lost my mom 12 years ago and I miss her every day. When Chilli says "Remember, I'll always be here for you, even if you can't see me, because I love you" it's like a shot to my soul to remind me that she may not be physically here she is still always with me. Thanks Mom for for always being with me. Love you.

I like the fact that she got her rabbit back, because it shows while she's too big to sleep in their bed, she shouldn't go too fast and stress herself out

Bingo 100% becomes an astronomer or some other type of scientist when she grows up. She's always asking scientific questions throughout the series.

as someone with massive parental issues this show has become my new comfort show, and god sleepytime made me cry my guts out, especially as someone who lost their daughter too.. long story. I just felt so many emotions, in so many ways, and god this was one of the most beautiful, if not the best fucking thing I've ever watched, ever. I remember finishing the episode and just crying so hard thinking "this deserves to be in a theatre" cus FUCK that was so amazing

12:13 I don't take that moment of Chilli alone in bed as "arms out welcoming Bingo just in case". I take it as a moment aimed at parents: Chilli has the big bed to herself and is enjoying the space, alone. Many parents would see themselves in that moment.

As far as I'm concerned Bandit is dad goals incarnate for any dad that cares about their kids. Its so awesome to see a portrayal of a father in popular media who's not an incompetent abusive shlub.

Everytime I see this episode it feels like a hug for my mind, it always manages to make me very emotional.

When I gave this episode a watch, when Chilli said that stuff about always being there 'because I love you', I just burst into tears. I just never had anyone say that to me with that kind of warmth, kindness, and sincerity. It was like I had been in that cold part of space my whole life and then I got a glimpse of the sun I never got to have, and never will have. It just hurt so much, but it was so comforting too. Bluey is such a wonderful series. It's given me a glimpse to a childhood that I never really got to have, but its kind and comforting, just so sweet.

Even though I'm just a teenager, this episode makes me cry every time I watch it, I think the metaphors and the music of the episode are what makes it very special and one of the best episodes I've ever seen (even in IMDb it's the 8th most rated episode in a TV show)

The title doesn't lie. At some point, Sleepytime actually reached #2 with 10/10 stars on IMDb, actually being one of the best episodes in television alongside Breaking Bad's Ozymandias which is #1. It's a shame it hasn't reclaimed its deserved 10/10 yet because now, it had dropped to 9.9 due to AoT fans review-bombing it.

There is a beautiful hardcover book of this episode. The gut punch moment of Chili, as the sun, saying "I'll always love you" is an enormous fold out and still makes me cry every time I read it. My kids request this book just to see me cry now.

It's literally like a Fantasia segment, such a gorgeous episode.

Bluey has become a major comfort show despite me being 19. I lost my mom in June of 2022, only 2 weeks after my high school graduation. I’ve been having a hard time with accepting that she isn’t here anymore. My grieving process has been a little weird. So watching bluey and seeing chili being a cool mom brought me a lot of comfort. I was very similar to Bingo as a child but with a little more separation anxiety. I always wanted my parents to be around me but eventually grew out of it. But anyways, i saw Sleepytime a few weeks ago. I was going through some stuff so i of course watched Bluey to comfort myself. And i remember hearing Chili tell Bingo “remember i’m always here for you, even if you can’t see me” and immediately started crying. It was something i seriously needed to hear, i know my moms always gonna be here for me. Even when shes not here. I love this episode so much and i very much agree that it’s the best episode from Bluey💕

I love this episode so much that I'm starting my own "Weekly Sleepytime Rewatch" because It's just so so great

I just love how bluey accidentally covers her dad with the blanket Its both heartwarming and hillarious but its mostly heart warming because bluey got her dad to be warm

I wasn't...emotionally ready for this episode when I watched it with my daughter. I had written the show off as harmless entertainment, but this one caught my attention - especially since my own daughter sometimes whines in her sleep or has nightmares that result in crying fits. Seeing Chili comfort Bingo without a second thought, and having that love & care find its way into Bingo's dream - followed with the swell of Holst's "Jupiter - resulted in the rare case of earnest, spontaneous tears. I love this show, and the fact that it got made at all is a blessing, to parents and kids alike 💙

My favorite episode is "Grandad" as a father of a rapidly growing five year old (she actually turned five today) the last lines gets me every time! Chili: "that was a long time ago" Grandad: "Naw, it was just yesterday" Maynard is also great comic relief!

I tear up (okay I basically lose it) at basically every single episode of Bluey. This show is absolutely wild. I get frustrated because sometimes I don't even understand why I'm crying at first. It's such a thoughtful show. These parents, especially Bandit, are exactly the role models for what kind of parents I want to be for my girl as she gets older.

I also think Floppy and Bingo are symbolic of parent and child. - Floppy "hatches from the egg" and the first thing she sees is Bingo, just like the chick and mother chicken. - Floppy wants to leave Bingo's side and join the other rabbits, mirroring when your child grows up and leaves the nest. Bingo lets her go but is upset to see her go. - Floppy still comes back to help Bingo when she needs it while getting back into the shell because (in healthy circumstances) you never really age out of family. After you "let your kids go" they've not truly left you. It's a funky parrallel while Bingo herself is obviously the baby growing up, but it might just go to show that you never really stop growing up, and even when you reach adulthood and have kids of your own, there are still times where you have to be "a big girl". 💜

Using one of my favorite pieces of music was an instant win, and the episode is gorgeous and heartfelt. What really sets Bluey apart, I think, is how realistic (though exaggerated) the kids’ games are. That’s just really how real little kids act.

Bluey is so good that I CANNOT multitask while watching it without immediately getting distracted and hooked by it!

This episode makes me cry every time

I lost my mom on this last Christmas Day. I was wanting something to watch in the background while writing and decided to put on an hour of Bluey. Safe to say my attention was mainly on the show, but the moment Sleepytime came on I broke down. Chili's words at the end of the episode just struck me straight through my heart. I miss my momma so much it hurts, but this epidose gave me just the tiniest bit of comfort, knowing that no matter where she is now, she's watching over me.

I cry EVERY TIME I see the “I’m a big girl now” scene. Thanks for making me cry. My favourite episode is Grannies :)

That was a really nice essay! I think sleepy time is one of the top emotional episodes of Bluey, along with daddy drop-off and camping. What really gets me in this episode, tough, is how much her mum's love, and she herself, mean o Bingo; Chili is literally her sun. I don't think I've seen quite this brand of care and parental love in pretty much any show.

Bluey works so well because the kids are relatable to the target demographic, and the parents are relatable to the audience's parents. It manages to tell solid lessons without talking down to anyone.

I have an abusive mother and a difficult home life and all the other bluey episodes have been so nice and have made me so happy, but this episode in particular is my favorite, and the moment with Chilli as the sun protecting bingo and keeping her warm had me in tears. Chilli is the mother I’ve never had and I love her and this show so much

when my wife started watching this with our toddler, i had no idea how amazing this show would be. It's like stumbling upon gold and not realizing it until you're deep into it.

It's been a while since I saw this episode, re watching all the clips I definitely teared up again too. idk if this is something other people relate too, but something so nice to me in Bluey is how much Bandit and Chili love each other. They are best friends, a strong team, and wonderful parents. I wish I had that growing up. Watching them makes me feel happy that good relationships are out there. And they are top notch role models of what a healthy relationship , and good parenting, is supposed to be.

My favorite episode has to be "Baby race". It's awesome how Chili gets the support and a "You're doing just fine" by a fellow parent, but especially the ending brings me to tears every time. Just the knowledge that there's a love out there that's as pure as the one between a parent, but especially a mother figure and their child will always get me.

I agree wholeheartedly. Sleepytime is my favorite episode, of the show, and honestly, one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. The very end where all the characters are shown sleeping peacefully brings me to tears everytime, and that's highly unusual for me.

I teared up when Bingo says how she's a big girl now and how she gets the response from Chili of how she'll always be there for her, even if she cant see her. Just a great way of saying how Bingo is growing up and even if her mother isn't, physically, there anymore she will always be by her side whenever she is needed. 😢 Her love for her kids is so so strong.

I cried because the line "I'll always be here for you, even if you can't see me, because I love you" made me think of my own mother's love and how I know she'll always be here for me because she loves me and I love her too❤️

I was brought to tears when Bluey said "It's bluein' time" truly masterful writing...

I am adult, and every time I watch this specific episode it just brings me to tears because it's that beautiful. The music accompaning the scenes, the symbolisms and line deliveries... truly a masterwork.

It doesn’t matter what mood I’m in, this episode always makes me cry and puts me at peace. It’s my favorite episode of Bluey, and probably my favorite episode of all of TV. 8:32 And there it is, the tears. Just that part of the music gets to me everytime. Also you mentioning how Bingo is more mature than Bluey, despite being younger, is an extremely relatable thing for me. Being the younger sister, I never went against orders (at least not intentionally), while my brother would just sometimes completely ignore doing stuff he was told to do.

This episode and The Weekend make me so emotional. I dont know if it's the disappointment that Bingo feels that Bandit didn't see the walking leaf, or the wonder of the big itself... but it makes me tear up every single time I watch it.

I couldn't stop crying watching this episode. I have 2 daughters, a bluey and a bingo. Same age difference too. Their mom is the best. Best family show.

Thank you for this. I've got a seven year old daughter so Bluey speaks to me on many levels, and this video was a well-delivered celebration of one of my favourite episodes. While I was watching, something occurred to me for the first time despite having seen Sleepytime on a number of occasions: the space narrative is working on two levels. Floppy is the moon, which revolves around earth in the same way that earth revolves around the sun - so the mother / daughter relationship is being mirrored. This is made even clearer when Floppy first hatches out of the moon, and the first thing she sees in Bingo; just like the chick hatching out of her egg in the story at the start. So in Bingo's dream, she's both the daughter - stepping out to do her own thing, but learning that Bingo will always be there when she needs her - and the mother, watching Floppy move on and make her own friends and family, but learning that she won't be gone forever (represented when Floppy and the others come back to help Bingo at the end). My god, what a fantastic piece of storytelling.

"Its sad but for the happiest and proudest reasons," hits so hard as a sentiment. Wow.

This episode makes me tear up everytime. The part where Chilli tells Bingo she's always love even if she can't see her makes me think of my mom who sadly passed away. It's comforting.

When chilli's voice says 'I'll always be here for you" it makes me weep. I hope my daughter always knows her mummy will be there for her whenever she needs

The symbolism in this episode is amazing. The solar system represents various aspects of the family, as well as things going on irl. Bingo hatches from earth, third planet from the sun. When we see the already hatched egg planet, we cut to bluey. Then we see mercury at the end, 1st planet. Closest to the sun. Unhatched. That’s brilliant to me because it’s so subtle. If you don’t pay attention (like me..) you probably won’t catch that this is likely in reference to a miscarriage Chilli had before bluey. Which the kids know about. Everyone being a planet is so cool to me. Chilli being the center piece is too good. Without the sun, we wouldn’t be here at all. We need it’s warmth and light. Bingo would not have existed without her mother, and she needs Chilli in her life currently, and always will. this might just be my interpretation, but i’d like to note on now the sun is a star. Stars burn out eventually. The sun supports all the planets in our solar system. We don’t know how things will be so far into the future. But if the sun were to burn out now, we’d all die. We’re lost without it. We don’t know how Bingo might feel in the future (we have an idea, i mean chilli is awesome). But we know that if she lost her mother right now, she’d be lost. It would be really really hard on her. I love this episode i love space aesthetics i love the symbolism it’s so good. And the untouched glass of water on the side table is great.

For me, the scene that broke me was Bingo saying goodbye to Floppy. Even though they are not real, our stuffed animals were our best friends growing up and there comes a time where we have to say goodbye, but we always wonder what will happen to them, and if they're next owner will take care of them and love them like we did. I am not gonna lie, I absolutely ugly cried when that scene popped up.

Some Bluey episodes make me cry, but this one makes me bawl. It’s beautiful and tells such an amazing story that I can relate to as a mom.

Both my husband I have lost a parent, so the end of the episode where Chili says "even if you can't see me" hits us both so hard in the feels, no matter how many times we watch it. We can't watch Coco without tears either, tbh.

This was one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen, beautiful show, and beautiful script, not to mention your voice goes pretty well with this episode

I heard this episode before I saw it. I walked out of my home office and my ears immediately perked up. I used to play in symphonies and this was the greatest piece of music I ever played. I couldn't believe it was coming from this show. I knew it was a great show but this episode was art. I couldn't stop taking about the music and what it meant to me. How beautiful it was, how complicated it was, what it was like to learn it and play it on the most beautiful music hall I had ever performed in. I played it for my 3 kids. My sons just sat there and listened completely still and my daughter danced around to it. It was a great family moment.

As an adult in my 30s, this is the first time a children's show meant for preschool-aged kids actually made me tear up. Bluey truly is a special show.

I want to show Sleepytime to as many of my friends as possible because it seems everyone has their own reaction to when Chilli speaks as the Sun. My little sister cries & said "I miss Eli" (our brother who died at age 26) It makes me cry because I am reminded of my dog who died from old age, then of The Land Before Time because it's almost the exact same words Littlefoot's mother says to him before she dies. It makes my boyfriend cry because he loves his mommy, but has attachment issues. Bluey is important and special.

This episode is not only a triumph in animation, or a triumph for the narrative, it's a triumph for Humanity

Im a young adult but yet i cried when i watched this episode. This episode didnt need an orchastra but yet thats what made it so emotional and great.

39 year old dad here. Sleepytime absolutely destroyed me first time I watched it and this analysis really helped me understand it so much more and shows how many little things missed. Brilliant video. Subscribed. Thank you.

Some of my brain nuggets. It's not only the family, looks like every parent around them are completely okay with the way bluey's parents raise their children and their antics. Many episodes in which the neighbor's absolutely give their 200% whenever they are involved. Lucky's dad birthing bingo in Dad Baby, Judo's mum helping the kids in Ragdoll, Stripe marrying his brother in that one episode and so on! I love love the whole world of Bluey!

I like how you explained this episode. It provides a fresh new perspective on stuff like foreshadowing, which doesn't get talked about in other channels. This is also pretty great for your first video essay! :0

"Rain" is my favorite as it speaks to a very specific feeling of childhood for me. Also the way that once the rain starts at the beginning of the episode, no words are heard. Even the title card isn't read aloud. The parallels to Bluey trying to block the endless stream and Chili doing the same while trying to stop the endless persistence of Bluey trying to find some way to dam up the water no matter what her mom says about the mess and Chili ultimately giving in and realizing, it's okay to just go get soaked and have fun again. IDK, I just love it. Similar reason why I loved "Sleepytime" as well. Great video and great thoughts. Really enjoyed it!

This!!! I feel 100% the same way about this episode. My kiddos got me into Bluey and made me watch every episode, and I believe this is not only the best kid's show on TV now, and it's not even close on that one, but arguably the best show, period. I have repeatedly told my wife and kids that this one is my favorite episode. Heck, I had a hard time not tearing up just watching your essay on it!

My favorite episode is rain! I wonder why no one talks about it, but it spoke to me. All the visual elements, the music, the way bluey doesn't give up on what seems like a stupid pastime, and chilli supporting bluey after seeing her work so hard. It's got so many more elements to it that makes it my favorite, but this will do enough for now. My second favorite is sleepytime, and then space.

Honestly I feel another episode that often gets overlooked is Rain, the lack of dialogue doesn’t hamper the storytelling, and the ambiance…. It just throws me to my late spring/ early summers as a kid when it used to downpour… Sleepytime is def my #1 but honestly the brilliance of rain is understated… I hope that you can cover more Bluey episodes in this style, and your interpretation as both a father and someone who understands storytelling. I would love to see it

Sleepytime never fails to make me ugly cry, and surprisingly even this video is getting me teary!

man this episode really hits me in the feels, I watch Bluey with my niece all the time because it's one of her favorite shows and when this comes on, I can't help but get a little choked up

Sleepy time is one of my favorite episodes I adore. The music pulls every subject together and threads it. The background music comes from a orchestral suite which I have played in my high school band. The movement of "Jupiter" is so magical and powerful sounds blends this episode with the suite. The powerful character theme with Chile is greatly powerful. These types of videos make me understand and comprehend the meaning behind these episodes.

the reason the ending scene is so emotional could also be because we all know this experience of growing up. everytime i look back at my childhood or am reminded of being a child and having to grow up it makes me emotional. it’s because i remember this all is still right here. we grow up but we never really leave our childhood experiences, memories and feelings behind.

Bluey has been an emotional comfort show for me, in all the best ways. Growing up my family wasn't a proper one, I was forced to grow up fast and be the parent to my own parents. It's honestly to the point where I'm terrified of having my own children because of my own trauma and I don't want my family trying to be near them This show has helped me live vicariously through Bluey and Bingo, imaging both having chili and bandit as parents but also seeing myself as parenting my possible child like they do Sleepytime honestly still breaks me, it's so amazing. Just the feeling of being loved and safe even when you going through something painful(saying goodbye to fluffy) knowing you have still have that warmth "no matter what I'll always be there" is so heartlifting. It made me really think, this is how I want my kids to feel if I ever do have them

When my little brother started watching this show (He's seven), I got curious and started watching with him. Now I can't stop watching and I look forward to watching it with him whenever it gets put on. The show really is heartwarming and it reminds me what it was like being a kid.

This became one of my favorite Bluey episodes on 1st experience simply for including Holst. I was getting ready to go into town & as I went to say bye to my brothers I caught the closing moments where it shows each setting in the house. I remember pausing to point out to their mum that Jupiter was playing, then giving a brief explanation on what I was on about. I was a couple minutes late for what I was going to, which usually I'd hate, but because I had this stress reliever playing in my head I didn't mind for once. Watched it all the way through almost as soon as I got home & was in tears from how beautifully the episode is by several aspects. Now I'll always have both a comfort show & comfort song in one place if I ever feel overwhelmed.

My son was telling at my daughter in his sleep last night presumably for playing with his toys. It was both funny and sad for both waking me up and him being upset with his sister 😅 This episode makes me tear up for another reason. My mom passed away 5 years ago this week actuality but it never fails to hit me in the feels

This video made me cry. I get misty everytime this episode is over, and I love watching my daughter who can't quite talk yet smile at bingo on a comet shooting towards the sun. I'll never understand people who don't love this episode.

I love how you relate your own fatherhood to the show. I had a close relationship with my dad when I was young (still do but not as much anymore ofc) and the vid essay made me cry a little.

8:48 when Bingo is "W" sitting, eyes closed, taking in the overwhelming warmth/love of the sun/her mum just breaks me into a sniveling mess. I love watching this episode with my 2 year old daughter.

This was the first bluey episode I ever saw. I was babysitting at the time and when I heard Holst’s Jupiter I was totally caught off guard, since I had just played that piece in my high school band. It was such a crazy feeling to see this kid’s show emphasize such a moving orchestral piece, especially one that I was so familiar with :)

if i ever had a kid, I'd 100% make them grow up, watching Bluey. this show seems so good i REALLY need to give it a watch

My husband and I have been going through this show. Sleepytime is up there with Chicanery of BCS for me. Every little detail about this episode just makes me love it more. I should mention that we only have a cat, and no kids. But when we first went to check the show out from the beginning, we had found that somebody went into our account and watched EVERY SINGLE EPISODE OF BLUEY. This is not applied ANYWHERE ELSE on our Disney + account. I still don't know who it was! But it definitely showed me just how well-loved this show is and rightly so.

Everytime I watch this episode, I end up making new connections. I love it. :-) Also, yeah, Bandit is probably the best dad I've ever seen on TV. He's great.

Bingo is my favorite character because I feel so seen by her. She's sensitive, always willing to compromise, and struggles with setting boundaries and saying no. Dance mode is basically an episode about consent as bingo's is being disrespected through the entire episode with chili saying bandit can have her fries, chili begging for one of her dance modes, bandit paying her off for her last dance mode, and bluey just deciding to buy the yes no button with bingo's money. Yoga ball and nits also highlight how she has trouble saying no and how bluey often talks over her or for her. Also in butterflies when judo convinces bluey to just abandon her and the game, that's happened to me. So called friends suddenly deciding that it would be really funny to just stop talking to me during a field trip with literally no explanation or reason for why

Personally the episode "Rain" is my all time favorite.

I'm a 17-year-old trans girl. After college for horticulture, I plan on moving to Australia (and I would be lying if I said that this show helped me , in some part, come to that decision) This show has truly helped me see what I want to be as a parent, but this episode accentuates what I really want. I want to be that sun for my son or daughter, and I am slightly defeated in knowing that my child will immediately go with their birth mum as that figure. It may seem selfish that I would want to take that connection away between child and mother, and give it to myself but every time I watch this episode there's a deep sadness in my heart, a yearning to be that, to be that sun. I am willing to live in poverty for most of my adult life, taking the bare minimum to survive and putting the rest away just so I can help my children be happy.

My little cousin loves this show. I was never interested it until he turned it on. I fell in love with the show and this episode literally made me cry. It made me think about my mother and father and everything they've done for me. Bluey is one of the most beautiful children's show I've ever seen. It doesn't dull down to the level of other children's shows and I appreciate that.

I haven't watched the whole series yet, but my favorite episode so far is The Weekend (which is a lot like Sleepytime.) The way it captures the innocent, wholesome, almost kind of magical vibe that a weekend would have for a child is just amazing to me. I never personally experienced that, sadly. My weekends were always stressful and the exact opposite of how it was portrayed in the show because my parents would always be fighting and yelling (I'll spare the details.) So, seeing Bluey portray the way a weekend is supposed to be spent with a loving family ~not a *perfect* family, though. Just a realistically loving one, since Bandit doesn't hear Bingo and misses the leaf~ was such an eye opener. As much as it made me cry over the fact that I never had that, I'm glad I saw that episode. Thanks to Bluey, I finally know what a healthy, loving family looks like. This show is godsent. Not only does it teach kids lessons, it teaches everyone good life lessons we all need. (Parents should be taking notes while watching Bluey!)

There are a lot of shows that make me (a 19 year old guy about to be 20) never want to be a parent or fear for the time that it comes. This show does the exact opposite. I want to raise a kid of my own and love them with open arms (not yet lol I want to be financially secure and such first). This episode in particular shows the magic of being a parent as well which isn't covered frequently. Sure there are rocky moments, even in the middle of the night. But at the end it was all truly worth it.

I love Bluey, it's such a marvelous show. I don't have any kids and yet I can't get enough of it. It's just a joyous little show. And you did such an amazing job talking about why it's so well made. I have to agree--I think Sleepytime is my favorite episode as well. Hard to say though, because there are so many really good episodes. Like the camping one where Bluey meets Jean-Luc. The ending to that one legit makes me cry.

I'm so glad you talked about Holst. It's one of my favorite pieces of music and always brings tears to my eyes. I'm so thankful forJoff Bush's brilliance to use Holts' Jupiter (asl angry for the double hard cry). And how well he re-imagined it as background music. It's an incredibly emotional piece of music to a heartbreaking and heartwarming episode. It couldn't have been done better. Every aspect of this episode is perfection.

Nice analysis. This episode of Bluey is wonderfully beautiful. I did cry the first time watching it. Chili comforting Bingo in her sleep resonated so deeply for me as a parent, always wanting to protect and care for my children. Season 2 - Sticky Gecko is definitely a favorite of mine. We are forever running late to get out the door and it's just spot on to the madness of dealing with kids.

Man, I'm glad I'm not the only one that sees this episode as an absolute masterpiece. I didn't realize that the main theme in the end of the episode is an excerpt from Jupiter by Gustov. I was listening to something unrelated and they shared that song. 2.5min into the song and that strong strings section hits and I'm like OMG THATS WHAT THEY PLAY IJ SLEEPYTIME

the moment when chili says shes going to always be there for bingo makes me tear up cause i lost my own mom back in 2021, and like, man it hurts. i love this show so much though. also shout out to another moment that makes me tear up every time, in baby race when cocos mom tells chili that shes doing great. maybe im just gonna keep crying when it comes to moms but theyre also just really good moments. such simple moments but so powerful to me.

Sleepytime is the best episode in the show, but my favorite is still Rug Island. That episode really capture the essence of the show for me. It's bittersweet when any time they play, Bandit can only ever be a visitor to the worlds that Bingo and Bluey call home. What Bingo and her goodbye gift means to him gets me pretty much every time. Plus, Joff Bush really nailed that soundtrack.

This episode hits even in your mid 20s. Doesn’t matter how old you are this episode will always hit

Every time I watch a video on Bluey I end up crying. I'm so grateful my niece gets to grow up with this wonderful show.

My absolute favourite episode of Bluey is definitely Barky Boats. I think it's just the way I related to it so much was just truly moving. At the time it came out, I was about to go into high school, and I really enjoy playing with younger kids because they help me see the joy in staying young, so I could really connect with Mia. It was also great to see some older dogs that aren't adults, but aren't really kids, and it really made me love the show even more, it's so inclusive and I love it so much. As a teen, I get some of the grown-up references, while still being able to enjoy it as a kid. Bluey is the #1 tv show out there and I cannot wait for a season 4!!!

8:29 Something I liked about the comet scene, when Bingo travels on the Comet, the camera shows a front view, and…and you can actually see that the animators included light from the comet. The blue light illuminates around Bingo, which makes for a pretty immersive scene!

This is also my favorite episode of Bluey. I have two daughters. For my part, it's the way the music is so prominent throughout the episode that tugs at my heartstrings. You did the episode justice - nice work.

You did a beautiful job with this essay. The work was absolutely worth it in my eyes. Your narration made me cry a little bit due to the whole setting you set up. So thank you again for the video, I'll go to sleep myself now. Cheers Edit: You have a great voice for this aswell.

Interestingly, I discovered this show by accidentally running into the soundtrack. I don’t even know how I came across the soundtrack, but I fell in love, and I had to see the show, and now I have literally binge watched every episode I could find. This Show is so fucking beautiful. From start to finish, if someone doesn’t fall in love with this show, I wonder about their heart.

The use of Holst's Jupiter was absolutely joyous

This review made me appreciate Sleepy Time even more! I love this show! Their episodes are just funominal! It's trificult to explain how good this show is because it may have been attended by kids but this show can also be for young adults and even parents! I'm a teenager and I'm in love with this show! My favorite episodes are Sleepy Time (obviously), Rain, The Creek, Camping, Hospital, Unicorse, Facey Talk, BBQ, and Keepy Uppy. They are all just so cool! And I love the music in these shows too, in some episodes, it's calming and really wants you to shed a tear or two, and others are just a bop that gives you a fun time while watching the show. Bluey as a show is so well-written and original that not enough people can recognize the potential. I love the animators behind it all too as an inspired artist who wants to draw animations someday. There was even a moment Bluey has a dream about how Bluey was made. And it shows so much dedication to these episodes! There are even channels that make fan episodes (And I'm not talking about the fake elsagate ones. The REALLY GOOD kind) I'm also new to your channel and I love your review. and that one picture where Bingo is sleeping is so funny. Have a great day/night mates!

I keep telling my wife every time we watch this show that Bingo is my favorite character in this show. Watching her grow and demonstrate maturity beyond her years is impressive. She even knows what perfect means! It's "really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really, good!" Haha!

I remember me and a few friends watching this episode for the first time. Tears were not spared that night

The Planets was such a perfect music choice for this episodes. I love this piece, and it makes me cry just about every time lol