#I WANT TO WATCH BLUEY

[zushimart]

hi i’m watching bluey rn

i wont lie i just woke up

[glitchydyke]

WWHY DID WCOFOREVER JUST STOP WORKING ILL KILL MYSELF

[grif-o-cil]

A little Bingo piece to cheer the spirits

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[ifwebefriends]

I hope these silly Australian dogs live happily ever after together :)

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[Video ID. A 30-second fan edit of various pictures and clips of Chilli and Bandit Heeler from Bluey roughly in sync with the song Taking What’s Not Yours by TV Girl. The first clip is from the end of The Sign when they look at each other over dinner. The pictures include (in order) them as kids meeting in Fairytale, their wedding photo from Puppets, them as new parents from Baby Race, them sitting together on the playground from Pirates, and them looking at fireworks in Bob Bilby. The other clips include (in order) Bandit taking a picture of Chilli in Bob Bilby, Chilli tackling Bandit towards the end of The Sign, Bandit hugging Chilli in Relax, Chilli spinning and falling into Bandit’s arms from Housework, Chilli jumping on Bandit’s back in Piggyback, and Bandit and Chilli ballet dancing in Work End ID]

[quinn-pop]

another halloween thing, consider it the cringe day wednesday special

[mintaikk]

Watching that scene in Bluey where Bandit explains that if Bluey wants his attention whole he's talking to someone, all she has to do is nudge his arm and then feeling really sad as you realize that all the times you've been yelled at as a child for interrupting your parents could've been solved so easily

[indiainswiftland]

So my best friend is moving to the other side of the world. Before she knew she was going to leave, she was about to start college after spending a year dreaming about it. And we were gonna do our third year of theater togheter and get lead roles in the new play. And go brunch, and to the movies, and the library. And now she's leaving all of that behind. She's leaving me behind. I know it's not her intention to leave me behind, the reasons as to why her family is moving away are rather horrible. I know she has to support her mum, and i have to support her and i know we have to be the bravest we'll ever been. I know that the distance will never tear us apart. But i just feel so sad. I don't wanna live without her. I've known her since i was 6 years old. We share everything togheter and i know i'll never meet anyone that will get me as well as she does.

I'm gonna miss her telling me about her dreams, and im forever gonna kick myself for zoning out when she used to tell me about them. I'm gonna miss taking care of her little sister, i'm gonna miss taking the dog for a walk around the park in the morning with her.

I started watching bluey cause she told me to watch it. I've never did before cause i didn't want to watch a show for babies. But after she told me the news i decided to pick it up. I didn't really see the connection at the time but now i believe i decided to watch it to feel closer to her.

I know that they need to move out to live better even though it breaks my hearth. I'm trying to believe it's for the better even though right now it doesn't look like it. That everything is gonma work out even though right now everything feels like it's broken.

She's temporarily living in a town near our city before leaving the country. She is coming back next week to visit and she will be staying at my house for a few days. I guess we'll see then

[throughpatchesofviolet]

He's watching Bluey with me.

[kismetconstellations]

"Frisky! You're having a Happy Ending!" "Well, we'll see, won't we, Bluey?"

[sillimancer]

so I've been watching Bluey and I'm on episode 37/52 in series 1 so I feel like I've seen enough of it to have genuine thoughts (I skimmed the wikipedia page too)

the reason I started watching it was because of its reputation among millennials with kids who have been swearing up and down that it's basically free therapy for our age group. I'm definitely in the market to having my brain chemistry altered but after 37 episodes, I don't know that I'm there yet. there is still a lot of show left to go though, and some of the most-circulated clips I've seen on social media have been in episodes I haven't come across yet, so that is subject to change.

what I CAN say is that Bluey is objectively a very good tv show that 100% deserves its Peabody award. it's thoughtful, fun, and honestly funnier than it has any right to be. I've laughed out loud more than once. Joe Brumm made the show with the intention of it being entertaining for both kids and parents and he absolutely nailed that balance, I think. in that way, it's not a kid show; it's a family show. and I like that (and I'm pleasantly surprised by how well it works!).

I haven't been a kid for a long time so it's hard for me to put myself in the shoes of a child, especially in a world that is so drastically different from mine. I think this is the first kid show I've seen that prominently features things like smartphones. I know those shows exist--the new Blue's Clues is a good example of how things have been updated to suit modern audiences--but it's something that caught my eye as an Old Fart (in internet years). Not as a bad or good thing, just as a "wow I'm getting older and it's getting harder to relate to or even understand childhood" kind of way. Maybe that's why people want to be parents so badly. To reconnect with that. I can sympathize with that feeling.

the show focuses a lot on Bluey and her sister and friends navigating the world through imaginative play, which I love and has a solid backing in child developmental psychology. I actually just started learning a little bit about play therapy (I follow a play therapist on tiktok who kinda got me into it, I love her), so I feel like I've been getting a little bonus bit of enrichment out of the show for that. it's like when you're watching a movie that's partly in another language and you don't speak the language but you recognize it and can maybe pick out a couple words? it's like that.

I think Brumm really captured lightning in a bottle with this project. you can feel the love it's made with. the storylines are grounded with just the right touch of an almost magical or fantastical quality that really makes you feel childlike wonder even as a cynical and deeply depressed 30-something. There's conflict and mess, sure, but built on a foundation of safety and community, and I think that's probably what's resonating with (american) millennials. we inherited so much instability and pain from our previous generations that it's hard to believe a world or even a family unit like Bluey's could exist. parents who love each other? who are active in their children's lives? who apologize when they do something wrong? COULDN'T BE US!

all this to say I'm enjoying the show, it's heartwarming, it's charming, it's delightful, and I hope Joe Brumm lives forever. but it's also very much designed for children so like. I worry the millennial parents crying over this show on tiktok may be overselling it.

[sabinmoon]

After a long time of trying to get past the BBC, the Bluey Sleepytime reanimation has been posted, and it is brilliant

[euphonetic]

what’s with all these adults who don’t have or want children watching bluey???

[tasteofthatmugspressoxo]

Only three more days left for us, y’all. Just be patient!!!

PC: I found this on youtube by someone who I follow who also loves bluey so idk who made the original meme

[kiqilinn]

i don’t understand why people on here judge and make fun of people so much for consuming “bad art” or anything they find pathetic to watch really…. can we not do that….

[c10v3r]

i think more people should draw in the bluey style its cathartic

[peachandpinwheel]

a confusing day for Thai BL The Sign enthusiasts here on tumblr dot com