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* ArtisticLicenseSpace: [[invoked]] Invoked: Early into the "spaceflight", something causes Mackenzie to fall over:
-->'''Rusty''': What was that?!
-->'''Mackenzie''': (gets up; "presses" buttons) We hit a meteor!
-->'''Rusty''': ''Oh no!''
-->'''Jack''': [[BreakingTheFourthWall (to the camera; stilted) It's actually called an asteroid.]]
-->'''Rusty''': What was that?!
-->'''Mackenzie''': (gets up; "presses" buttons) We hit a meteor!
-->'''Rusty''': ''Oh no!''
-->'''Jack''': [[BreakingTheFourthWall (to the camera; stilted) It's actually called an asteroid.]]
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* AnAesop: As vision Calypso puts it, you don't need to keep visiting your bad memories, and always have a choice to move forward.
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* TraumaButton: When playing with Jack and Rusty, the idea of a black hole in outer space triggers a traumatic memory from Mackenzie's childhood when he thought his mother abandoned him. The rest of the episode sees Mackenzie self-isolating and struggling to process what happened.
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* TraumaButton: When playing with Jack and Rusty, the idea of a black hole in outer space triggers a traumatic memory from Mackenzie's childhood when he thought his mother abandoned him. The rest of the episode sees Mackenzie self-isolating and struggling to process what happened.happened.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby and he simply got separated from her.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby (on the other side of the slide) and he simply got separated from her.
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* FreudianExcuse: The root in Mackenzie's anxiety lies in a childhood incident where he slid down a slide expecting to see his mother, but she had seemingly [[ParentalAbandonment disappeared]].
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby and he simply got separated from her.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby and he simply got separated from her.her.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode centers around Bluey and Bingo's friends Mackenzie, Jack, and Rusty.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode centers around Bluey and Bingo's friends Mackenzie, Jack, and Rusty. The episode is nearly bereft of any of the series' main characters, save Bluey very briefly appearing as one of the "aliens".
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Happens twice in the episode.
** When Mackenzie pretends to fall over and incorrectly says that they hit a meteor, Jack tells the camera that they actually hit an asteroid.
** When Jack asks Rusty if they want to go to Mars without Mackenzie, Rusty stares at the camera, unsure of how to handle the situation.
** When Mackenzie pretends to fall over and incorrectly says that they hit a meteor, Jack tells the camera that they actually hit an asteroid.
** When Jack asks Rusty if they want to go to Mars without Mackenzie, Rusty stares at the camera, unsure of how to handle the situation.
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* AbsenteeActor: 'Space' is the first episode of the show where no members of the Heeler Family make an appearance.[[note]]Bluey did appear in the episode, but only in Mackenzie's imagination dressed up as an alien-like creature[[/note]]
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* AnAesop: As vision!Calypso puts it, you don't need to keep visiting your bad memories, and always have a choice to move forward.
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* AnAesop: As vision!Calypso vision Calypso puts it, you don't need to keep visiting your bad memories, and always have a choice to move forward.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision!Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby and he simply got separated from her.
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* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision!Calypso vision Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby and he simply got separated from her.
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* AbsenteeActor: 'Space' is the first episode of the show where the Heeler Family doesn't make an appearance.
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* AbsenteeActor: 'Space' is the first episode of the show where no members of the Heeler Family doesn't make an appearance.[[note]]Bluey did appear in the episode, but only in Mackenzie's imagination dressed up as an alien-like creature[[/note]]
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* HiddenDepths: Jack is revealed to know a lot about space.
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* AmbiguousEnding: After learning his lesson from Calypso and being saved by Jack and Rusty from aliens, Mackenzie resumes playing the titular game but is unsure of whether or not to tell Jack and Rusty about his anxiety issues, leaving it up to the audience to decide what happened next.
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* AmbiguousEnding: After learning his lesson from Calypso and being saved by Jack and Rusty from aliens, Mackenzie resumes playing the titular game but is unsure of whether or not to tell Jack and Rusty about his anxiety issues, leaving it up to the audience to decide what happened next.next, thus leaving the episode on a [[CliffHanger cliffhanger]].
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* AbsenteeActor: 'Space' is the first episode of the show where the Heeler Family doesn't make an appearance.
* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode centers around Bluey and Bingo's friends Mackenzie, Jack, and Rusty.
* ADayInTheLimelight: This episode centers around Bluey and Bingo's friends Mackenzie, Jack, and Rusty.
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* AmbiguousEnding: After learning his lesson from Calypso and being saved by Jack and Rusty from aliens, Mackenzie resumes playing the titular game but is unsure of whether or not to tell Jack and Rusty about his anxiety issues.
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* AmbiguousEnding: After learning his lesson from Calypso and being saved by Jack and Rusty from aliens, Mackenzie resumes playing the titular game but is unsure of whether or not to tell Jack and Rusty about his anxiety issues.issues, leaving it up to the audience to decide what happened next.
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* AnAesop: As vision!Calypso puts it, you don't need to keep visiting your bad memories.
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* AnAesop: As vision!Calypso puts it, you don't need to keep visiting your bad memories.memories, and always have a choice to move forward.
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* AnAesop: As vision!Calypso puts it, you don't need to keep visiting your bad memories.
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* ComedicWorkSeriousScene: While the episode is about a fun and innocent game about space travel, Mackenzie tries to figure out why he's going missing and even experiences a flashback from his childhood.
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* ComedicWorkSeriousScene: While the episode is about a fun and innocent game about space travel, Mackenzie tries to figure out why he's going missing and even experiences a flashback from his childhood.childhood.
* FreudianExcuse: The root in Mackenzie's anxiety lies in a childhood incident where he slid down a slide expecting to see his mother, but she had seemingly [[ParentalAbandonment disappeared]].
* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision!Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby and he simply got separated from her.
* FreudianExcuse: The root in Mackenzie's anxiety lies in a childhood incident where he slid down a slide expecting to see his mother, but she had seemingly [[ParentalAbandonment disappeared]].
* OnceMoreWithClarity: Mackenzie remembers an early memory of how his mother [[ParentalAbandonment left him]] at the slide, having allegedly disappeared. But as vision!Calypso points out, she never left: she was always nearby and he simply got separated from her.
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At school, Jack, Mackenzie, and Rusty are pretending to be astronauts on a mission to Mars. But Mackenzie keeps going missing and no one knows why, not even Mackenzie.
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*AmbiguousEnding: After learning his lesson from Calypso and being saved by Jack and Rusty from aliens, Mackenzie resumes playing the titular game but is unsure of whether or not to tell Jack and Rusty about his anxiety issues.
*ComedicWorkSeriousScene: While the episode is about a fun and innocent game about space travel, Mackenzie tries to figure out why he's going missing and even experiences a flashback from his childhood.
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*AmbiguousEnding: After learning his lesson from Calypso and being saved by Jack and Rusty from aliens, Mackenzie resumes playing the titular game but is unsure of whether or not to tell Jack and Rusty about his anxiety issues.
*ComedicWorkSeriousScene: While the episode is about a fun and innocent game about space travel, Mackenzie tries to figure out why he's going missing and even experiences a flashback from his childhood.
