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* CulturalTranslation: While most of the Australian terms and slangs are maintained, on occasion the international version changes something such as "Capsicum" to "Peppers".
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* CulturalTranslation: While most of the Australian terms and slangs are maintained, on occasion the international version changes version(s) will change something such as "Capsicum" to "Peppers". "Peppers" or "Thongs" to "Sandals".
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* CulturalTranslation: While most of the Australian terms and slangs are maintained, on occasion the international version changes something such as "Capsicum" to "Peppers".
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* ToiletHumor: This show is ''not'' afraid of [[{{Pun}} going there]]. Examples include the pooping ponies in 'Markets', Bandit pausing play to go to the toilet in 'The Weekend' and several outdoor wees, then there was the mention of a "tactical wee" [[note]]going wee before you go to bed, whether you need to or not, so you don't we the bed[[/note]] in "Fruitbat".
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* ToiletHumor: This show is ''not'' afraid of [[{{Pun}} going there]]. Examples include the pooping ponies in 'Markets', Bandit pausing play to go to the toilet in 'The Weekend' and several outdoor wees, then there was the mention of a "tactical wee" [[note]]going wee before you go to bed, whether you need to or not, so you don't we wet the bed[[/note]] in "Fruitbat".
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* ToiletHumor: This show is ''not'' afraid of [[{{Pun}} going there]]. Examples include the pooping ponies in 'Markets', Bandit pausing play to go to the toilet in 'The Weekend' and several 'tactical'[[note]]going wee before you leave the house, whether you need to or not, so you don't have to later[[/note]] or outdoor wees.
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* TitleReadingGag:
** In "[[Recap/BlueyBumpyAndTheWiseOldWolfhound Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound]]", the title voiceover is in the context of a play the characters are putting on, so Bluey says, "This story is called" instead of "This episode of ''Bluey'' is called".
** In "[[Recap/BlueyUnicorse Unicorse]]", Chilli says, "This episode of ''Bluey'', [[ThisIsGonnaSuck unfortunately]], is called 'Unicorse'."
** In "[[Recap/BlueyHairdressers Hairdressers]]", Bingo, halfway through the episode, changes the title to "Nits" and says, "This episode of ''Bluey'' is now called 'Nits'."
** In one episode, Bandit doesn't read the title; he just says through the Unicorse puppet, "I don't know what that says; I can't read!".
* ToiletHumor: This show is ''not'' afraid of [[{{Pun}} going there]]. Examples include the pooping ponies in 'Markets', Bandit pausing play to go to the toilet in 'The Weekend' and several'tactical'[[note]]going outdoor wees, then there was the mention of a "tactical wee" [[note]]going wee before you leave the house, go to bed, whether you need to or not, so you don't have to later[[/note]] or outdoor wees.we the bed[[/note]] in "Fruitbat".
** In "[[Recap/BlueyBumpyAndTheWiseOldWolfhound Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound]]", the title voiceover is in the context of a play the characters are putting on, so Bluey says, "This story is called" instead of "This episode of ''Bluey'' is called".
** In "[[Recap/BlueyUnicorse Unicorse]]", Chilli says, "This episode of ''Bluey'', [[ThisIsGonnaSuck unfortunately]], is called 'Unicorse'."
** In "[[Recap/BlueyHairdressers Hairdressers]]", Bingo, halfway through the episode, changes the title to "Nits" and says, "This episode of ''Bluey'' is now called 'Nits'."
** In one episode, Bandit doesn't read the title; he just says through the Unicorse puppet, "I don't know what that says; I can't read!".
* ToiletHumor: This show is ''not'' afraid of [[{{Pun}} going there]]. Examples include the pooping ponies in 'Markets', Bandit pausing play to go to the toilet in 'The Weekend' and several
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* TechnologicallyBlindElders: Nana Heeler in 'Grannies'. When Bluey and Bingo call her via videochat to settle an argument, the first few moments of the conversation is taken up by Nana struggling with her camera, giving them a view of the top of her head, then her feet, and finally a close-up of her eye.
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* TechnologicallyBlindElders: TechnologicallyBlindElders:
** Nana Heeler in 'Grannies'. When Bluey and Bingo call her via videochat to settle an argument, the first few moments of the conversation is taken up by Nana struggling with her camera, giving them a view of the top of her head, then her feet, and finally a close-up of hereye.eye.
** This subject is addressed directly in "Phones," where the girls teach Grandpa Heeler how to order takeaway via a mobile app.
** Nana Heeler in 'Grannies'. When Bluey and Bingo call her via videochat to settle an argument, the first few moments of the conversation is taken up by Nana struggling with her camera, giving them a view of the top of her head, then her feet, and finally a close-up of her
** This subject is addressed directly in "Phones," where the girls teach Grandpa Heeler how to order takeaway via a mobile app.
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** In the final scene of "Cricket," [[spoiler: Rusty is shown interacting with his adult self, now a professional cricket player.]]
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* TakeThat: A rather sobering one in "Bob Bilby". Bluey and Bingo are supposed to give the titular puppet an exciting weekend with them. But rather, they get sidetracked showing him the "wonders" of cartoons, be it on a tablet, television or phone. By the end of the first day, they look at the photos they've taken, and are humbled to see that they've tragically wasted half of the weekend on cartoons. Although watching cartoons was gratifying in the short run, it's rather "boring" when compared to other kids who took Bob Bilby to faraway places or [[MakesSenseInContext taught him karate]].
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* TakeThat: A rather sobering one in "Bob Bilby". Bilby"; Bluey and Bingo are supposed to give the titular puppet an exciting weekend with them. But rather, them, but they get sidetracked showing him the "wonders" of cartoons, be it on a tablet, television or phone. By the end of the first day, they look at the photos they've taken, and are humbled to see that they've tragically wasted half of the weekend on cartoons. Although watching cartoons was gratifying in the short run, it's rather "boring" when compared to other kids who took Bob Bilby to faraway places or [[MakesSenseInContext taught him karate]].
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* TakeThat: A rather sobering one in "Bob Bilby". Bluey and Bingo are supposed to give the titular puppet an exciting weekend with them. But rather, they get sidetracked showing him the "wonders" of cartoons, be it on the i-pad, television or phones. By the end of the first day, they look the photos they've taken, and are rather humbled to see that they've tragically wasted half on the weekend on cartoons. Although watching cartoons was gratifying in the short run, it's rather "boring" when compared to other kids who took Bob Bilby to faraway places or [[MakesSenseInContext taught him karate]].
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* TakeThat: A rather sobering one in "Bob Bilby". Bluey and Bingo are supposed to give the titular puppet an exciting weekend with them. But rather, they get sidetracked showing him the "wonders" of cartoons, be it on the i-pad, a tablet, television or phones. phone. By the end of the first day, they look at the photos they've taken, and are rather humbled to see that they've tragically wasted half on of the weekend on cartoons. Although watching cartoons was gratifying in the short run, it's rather "boring" when compared to other kids who took Bob Bilby to faraway places or [[MakesSenseInContext taught him karate]].
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** 'Pass the Parcel' tries to teach the aesops that sometimes life is more fun when you're not guaranteed a win, your time will come eventually, and that you have to be a good sport about not winning games (Especially games of chance). Unfortunately, this is undermined a tad by the fact that not only is a different child shown winning the prize every time they use "Lucky's Dad's rules", and at the very end wherein Bingo finally wins... after her friend literally [[LoopholeAbuse passes it when there's one final riff at the end of the song]].
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** 'Pass the Parcel' tries to teach the aesops that sometimes life is more fun when you're not guaranteed a win, your time will come eventually, and that you have to be a good sport about not winning games (Especially games of chance). Unfortunately, this is undermined two things undermine it a tad by the fact that not only is bit. First off, a different child kid is shown winning the prize every time whenever they use "Lucky's Dad's rules", and at used the very end wherein "Proper" rules. Then when Bingo finally wins... after her friend literally does win, it's clear the other kids feel it's "her turn", even going to [[LoopholeAbuse passes it when there's one final riff at invent a loophole]] so the end of the song]].parcel can land on her.
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* BrokenAesop: Lampshaded in 'The Claw.' Bandit says he's teaching the girls a valuable lesson about money by making their pretend claw game more realistic by demanding the girls get real coins from doing housework. When he puts in a block that would grant them as much ice cream as they want, his claw machine conveniently breaks down. He attempts to explain to the girls that this is how the world works, only to be interrupted by them tickling him. As the girls chow down on their well-deserved ice cream, Chilli asks if they learned anything today, to which they both say "nope!"
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* BrokenAesop: BrokenAesop:
** Lampshaded in 'The Claw.' Bandit says he's teaching the girls a valuable lesson about money by making their pretend claw game more realistic by demanding the girls get real coins from doing housework. When he puts in a block that would grant them as much ice cream as they want, his claw machine conveniently breaks down. He attempts to explain to the girls that this is how the world works, only to be interrupted by them tickling him. As the girls chow down on their well-deserved ice cream, Chilli asks if they learned anything today, to which they both say"nope!""nope!"
** 'Pass the Parcel' tries to teach the aesops that sometimes life is more fun when you're not guaranteed a win, your time will come eventually, and that you have to be a good sport about not winning games (Especially games of chance). Unfortunately, this is undermined a tad by the fact that not only is a different child shown winning the prize every time they use "Lucky's Dad's rules", and at the very end wherein Bingo finally wins... after her friend literally [[LoopholeAbuse passes it when there's one final riff at the end of the song]].
** Lampshaded in 'The Claw.' Bandit says he's teaching the girls a valuable lesson about money by making their pretend claw game more realistic by demanding the girls get real coins from doing housework. When he puts in a block that would grant them as much ice cream as they want, his claw machine conveniently breaks down. He attempts to explain to the girls that this is how the world works, only to be interrupted by them tickling him. As the girls chow down on their well-deserved ice cream, Chilli asks if they learned anything today, to which they both say
** 'Pass the Parcel' tries to teach the aesops that sometimes life is more fun when you're not guaranteed a win, your time will come eventually, and that you have to be a good sport about not winning games (Especially games of chance). Unfortunately, this is undermined a tad by the fact that not only is a different child shown winning the prize every time they use "Lucky's Dad's rules", and at the very end wherein Bingo finally wins... after her friend literally [[LoopholeAbuse passes it when there's one final riff at the end of the song]].
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A stage show based on the series, ''Bluey's Big Play'', debuted in Australia at the end of 2020, and has since toured internationally.
The series also received a video game, simply titled ''Bluey: The Video Game'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
The series also received a video game, simply titled ''Bluey: The Video Game'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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A stage show based on the series, ''Bluey's Big Play'', ''Theatre/BlueysBigPlay'', debuted in Australia at the end of 2020, and has since toured internationally.
The series also received a video game, simply titled''Bluey: The Video Game'', ''VideoGame/BlueyTheVideoGame'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
The series also received a video game, simply titled
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** The "Yes" and "No" keychain from "Dance Mode" reappears in "The Quiet Game".
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The series also received a video game, simply titled ''Bluey The Video Game'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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The series also received a video game, simply titled ''Bluey ''Bluey: The Video Game'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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The series also received a video game, simply titled ''Bluey The VideoGame'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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The series also received a video game, simply titled ''Bluey The VideoGame'', Video Game'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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A stage show based on the series, Theatre/BlueysBigPlay, debuted in Australia at the end of 2020, and has since toured internationally.
The series also received a video game, simply titled ''VideoGame/BlueyTheVideoGame'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
The series also received a video game, simply titled ''VideoGame/BlueyTheVideoGame'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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A stage show based on the series, Theatre/BlueysBigPlay, ''Bluey's Big Play'', debuted in Australia at the end of 2020, and has since toured internationally.
The series also received a video game, simply titled''VideoGame/BlueyTheVideoGame'', ''Bluey The VideoGame'', which debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
The series also received a video game, simply titled
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The series is also set to receive a video game, simply titled ''VideoGame/BlueyTheVideoGame'', which will debut on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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The series is also set to receive received a video game, simply titled ''VideoGame/BlueyTheVideoGame'', which will debut debuted on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is produced by Creator/LudoStudio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required. The series is set to receive a video game titled ''Bluey: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Video Game]]'', which will debut on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is produced by Creator/LudoStudio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required.
A stage show based on the series, Theatre/BlueysBigPlay, debuted in Australia at the end of 2020, and has since toured internationally.
The series is also set to receive a videogame game, simply titled ''Bluey: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Video Game]]'', ''VideoGame/BlueyTheVideoGame'', which will debut on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
A stage show based on the series, Theatre/BlueysBigPlay, debuted in Australia at the end of 2020, and has since toured internationally.
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** In "Horsey Ride", Socks grabs hold of Bluey's toy, so Stripe, Bandit, Bluey, Bingo, and Muffin start playing "horsey wedding" in hopes that Socks will join in on the game and therefore let go of the toy.
** Downplayed in "Asparagus", in which the Heelers are already playing a game, in which they pretend to be animals. However, Bluey tries to find an in-game way of stopping the game, which is getting Bingo (who's pretending to be a parrot and the rule is that everyone pretends to be whichever animal she says) to say, "Polly wants a doggie".
** In "Mum School", Chilli gets Bluey to take a bath by having her add the bathtub to her game as a "pool".
** Downplayed in "Asparagus", in which the Heelers are already playing a game, in which they pretend to be animals. However, Bluey tries to find an in-game way of stopping the game, which is getting Bingo (who's pretending to be a parrot and the rule is that everyone pretends to be whichever animal she says) to say, "Polly wants a doggie".
** In "Mum School", Chilli gets Bluey to take a bath by having her add the bathtub to her game as a "pool".
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** 'Whale Watching' sees Bandit and Chilli feeling "sleepy" while nursing twin hangovers after a wild New Year's party.
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** 'Whale Watching' sees Bandit and Chilli feeling "sleepy" while nursing twin hangovers after a wild New Year's party.party, and it's very, ''very'' heavily implied that they're nursing twin hangovers (since they seem a bit coy about their condition). However, due to being a kids' show, they never outright said to be hungover.
** Characters are shown to bark sometimes. Usually this is when they're excited, but in "Yoga Ball", Bingo's "big-girl bark" was used as a way of saying "no", and in "Tradies", the Heeler girls did it to try to scare the eponymous tradesmen Chippy and Sparky away.
** The show's official website says that Bandit became an archaeologist because he likes to "dig up bones".
** In "Yoga Ball", a sad Bingo curls up like a sleeping dog.
** In "Bob Bilby", Bingo's classmate is seen with [[AmbiguousGender their]] tongue hanging out.
** In "Takeaway", Bandit tells the girls not to get wet as wet dogs smell bad, then later Bingo fetches a newspaper the way a real dog would.
** In "The Pool", Bandit shakes dry after swimming.
** Characters are sometimes mentioned to get dog diseases -- in "Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound", Bandit's character says he has worms while Muffin's says she'd had rabies last week, while in "Granddad", Mort is said to have had heartworm.
** In "Adventure" and "Christmas Swim", characters catch balls in their mouths.
** Characters are sometimes addressed like dogs -- Bandit says, "Here, girl!" to Bingo in "The Dump" and calls Chloe's brother a "good boy" in "Wagon Ride", and Bluey says to him, "Down! Stay!" in "Omelette".
** The whole plot of "Seesaw" is that Pom Pom has HeightAngst due to being a Pomeranian. Similarly, the conflict of "Dirt" is Judo's fur being hard to clean because she's a Chow Chow.
** The girls are heard doing a HowlOfSorrow in "Ice Cream" and "Cubby".
** The show's official website says that Bandit became an archaeologist because he likes to "dig up bones".
** In "Yoga Ball", a sad Bingo curls up like a sleeping dog.
** In "Bob Bilby", Bingo's classmate is seen with [[AmbiguousGender their]] tongue hanging out.
** In "Takeaway", Bandit tells the girls not to get wet as wet dogs smell bad, then later Bingo fetches a newspaper the way a real dog would.
** In "The Pool", Bandit shakes dry after swimming.
** Characters are sometimes mentioned to get dog diseases -- in "Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound", Bandit's character says he has worms while Muffin's says she'd had rabies last week, while in "Granddad", Mort is said to have had heartworm.
** In "Adventure" and "Christmas Swim", characters catch balls in their mouths.
** Characters are sometimes addressed like dogs -- Bandit says, "Here, girl!" to Bingo in "The Dump" and calls Chloe's brother a "good boy" in "Wagon Ride", and Bluey says to him, "Down! Stay!" in "Omelette".
** The whole plot of "Seesaw" is that Pom Pom has HeightAngst due to being a Pomeranian. Similarly, the conflict of "Dirt" is Judo's fur being hard to clean because she's a Chow Chow.
** The girls are heard doing a HowlOfSorrow in "Ice Cream" and "Cubby".
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* GoshDangItToHeck: When surprised or frustrated, Bandit will say "Cheese and crackers!" or "biscuits!" After the "Duck Cake" episode, he is sometimes seen to use that too.
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* GoshDangItToHeck: When surprised or frustrated, Bandit will say say, "Cheese and crackers!" or "biscuits!" After the "Duck Cake" episode, he is sometimes seen to use that too.
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* HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood: Bluey plays a horrible mother in "Kids," doting on "Snowdrop" (played by Bingo) and belittling "Diddums" (played by Bandit). It's not until she openly declares Snowdrop her favorite and Diddums, visibly crushed, slumps off to sit dejectedly in time-out that she realizes this whole thing has gotten [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone far more sad than funny,]] and apologizes.
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** Bluey plays a horrible mother in "Kids," doting on "Snowdrop" (played by Bingo) and belittling "Diddums" (played by Bandit). It's not until she openly declares Snowdrop her favorite and Diddums, visibly crushed, slumps off to sit dejectedly in time-out that she realizes this whole thing has gotten [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone far more sad than funny,]] and apologizes.
** Bluey plays a horrible mother in "Kids," doting on "Snowdrop" (played by Bingo) and belittling "Diddums" (played by Bandit). It's not until she openly declares Snowdrop her favorite and Diddums, visibly crushed, slumps off to sit dejectedly in time-out that she realizes this whole thing has gotten [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone far more sad than funny,]] and apologizes.
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* FourTemperamentEnsemble: Of the four Heeler kids, Bluey is Sanguine (curious and does things for the fun), Muffin is Choleric (hot headed and impulsive most of the time), Bingo is Melancholic (well-informed and resourceful in a few ways), and Socks is Phlegmatic (tranquil and focused if not tending to some natural urges).
** For the parents: Bandit is Choleric (boisterous and willing to go all the way), Chilli is Phlegmatic (people-first and prefers comfortable resolutions), Stripe is Sanguine (thrill-seeking albeit rather clumsy) and Trixie is Melancholic (decides mainly on facts towards a goal).
** For the parents: Bandit is Choleric (boisterous and willing to go all the way), Chilli is Phlegmatic (people-first and prefers comfortable resolutions), Stripe is Sanguine (thrill-seeking albeit rather clumsy) and Trixie is Melancholic (decides mainly on facts towards a goal).
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* FourTemperamentEnsemble: Of the four Heeler kids, FourTemperamentEnsemble:
** Sanguine: Blueyis Sanguine (curious and does things for the fun), fun) and Stripe (thrill-seeking albeit rather clumsy)
** Choleric: Bandit (boisterous and willing to go all the way) and Muffinis Choleric (hot headed (hot-headed and impulsive most of the time), time)
** Melancholic: Bingois Melancholic (well-informed and resourceful in a few ways), ways) and Trixie (decides mainly on facts towards a goal)
** Phlegmatic: Chilli (people-first and prefers comfortable resolutions) and Socksis Phlegmatic (tranquil and focused if not tending to some natural urges).
** For the parents: Bandit is Choleric (boisterous and willing to go all the way), Chilli is Phlegmatic (people-first and prefers comfortable resolutions), Stripe is Sanguine (thrill-seeking albeit rather clumsy) and Trixie is Melancholic (decides mainly on facts towards a goal).urges).
** Sanguine: Bluey
** Choleric: Bandit (boisterous and willing to go all the way) and Muffin
** Melancholic: Bingo
** Phlegmatic: Chilli (people-first and prefers comfortable resolutions) and Socks
** For the parents: Bandit is Choleric (boisterous and willing to go all the way), Chilli is Phlegmatic (people-first and prefers comfortable resolutions), Stripe is Sanguine (thrill-seeking albeit rather clumsy) and Trixie is Melancholic (decides mainly on facts towards a goal).
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** The mailbox gets damaged during Bingo's rampage in 'Onesies'. In the episode 'Tradies', it's fixed by Sparky during a conversation with the girls.
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*** Bingo, especially, reads the title card in 'The Weekend', 'Bingo' (even calling the show itself 'Bingo') and 'Turtleboy'.
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*** Bingo, especially, reads the title card in 'The Weekend', 'Bob Bilby', 'Bingo' (even calling the show itself 'Bingo') 'Bingo'), 'Sleepytime', 'Handstand', 'Pass the Parcel', 'Turtleboy' and 'Turtleboy'.'Slide'.
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*** She also reads it in 'Driving' and 'Family Meeting'.
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*** She also reads it in 'Driving' and 'Driving', 'Family Meeting'.Meeting' and 'Musical Statues'.
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** In one promo for the "Red, White and ''Bluey''" [[MarathonRunning Independence Day marathon]], the voiceover said "Grab your sunscreen" as a clip of Bluey and Bingo getting colored zinc applied to them played.
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** In one promo for the "Red, White and ''Bluey''" [[MarathonRunning Independence Day marathon]], marathon, the voiceover said "Grab your sunscreen" as a clip of Bluey and Bingo getting colored zinc applied to them played.
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* CreatorsCultureCarryover: Not in the actual series itself, but the American broadcaster of ''Bluey'', Disney Junior, is prone to doing this in their promotions for the show:
** In one promo for the "Red, White and ''Bluey''" [[MarathonRunning Independence Day marathon]], the voiceover said "Grab your sunscreen" as a clip of Bluey and Bingo getting colored zinc applied to them played.
** The [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=bak-LgajOWk Summer ABC Song]] uses "Hot dogs in a bun" for the letter H, when the clip in question shows sausages being prepared.
** [[https://twitter.com/DisneyJunior/status/1594375023917404160 One post on their social media]] discussed what the characters of the show would bring to Thanksgiving dinner. The problem here is that the show is an Australian import, and Thanksgiving is not celebrated there. Similarly, [[https://wdwnt.com/2023/11/update-bluey-scavenger-hunt-discontinued-at-disneys-fort-wilderness-resort/ an event at Walt Disney World's Fort Wilderness resort]] revolved around the characters celebrating Thanksgiving.
** In one promo for the "Red, White and ''Bluey''" [[MarathonRunning Independence Day marathon]], the voiceover said "Grab your sunscreen" as a clip of Bluey and Bingo getting colored zinc applied to them played.
** The [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=bak-LgajOWk Summer ABC Song]] uses "Hot dogs in a bun" for the letter H, when the clip in question shows sausages being prepared.
** [[https://twitter.com/DisneyJunior/status/1594375023917404160 One post on their social media]] discussed what the characters of the show would bring to Thanksgiving dinner. The problem here is that the show is an Australian import, and Thanksgiving is not celebrated there. Similarly, [[https://wdwnt.com/2023/11/update-bluey-scavenger-hunt-discontinued-at-disneys-fort-wilderness-resort/ an event at Walt Disney World's Fort Wilderness resort]] revolved around the characters celebrating Thanksgiving.
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''Bluey'' is an [[UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} Australian]] preschool animated series created by Joe Brumm which premiered on October 1, 2018. The series chronicles the everyday lives of the eponymous anthropomorphic Blue Heeler puppy and her family. The titular Bluey is six (later seven) years old; her sister Bingo is four (later five) and her parents, archaeologist Bandit ([[Music/{{Custard}} David McCormack ]]) and airport security agent Chilli (Melanie Zanetti) frequently join them in imaginative games.
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''Bluey'' is an [[UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} Australian]] preschool animated series created by Joe Brumm which premiered on October 1, 2018. The series chronicles the everyday lives of the eponymous anthropomorphic Blue Heeler puppy and her family. The titular Bluey is six (later seven) years old; her sister Bingo is four (later five) and her parents, archaeologist Bandit ([[Music/{{Custard}} David McCormack ]]) McCormack]]) and airport security agent Chilli (Melanie Zanetti) frequently join them in imaginative games.
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is created by Joe Brumm and produced by Creator/LudoStudio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required. The series is set to receive a video game titled ''Bluey: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Video Game]]'', which will debut on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is created by Joe Brumm and produced by Creator/LudoStudio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required. The series is set to receive a video game titled ''Bluey: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Video Game]]'', which will debut on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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''Bluey'' is an [[UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} Australian]] preschool animated series created by Joe Brumm which premiered on October 1, 2018. The series chronicles the everyday lives of the eponymous anthropomorphic Blue heeler puppy and her family. The titular Bluey is six (later seven) years old; her sister Bingo is four (later five) and her parents, archaeologist Bandit and airport security agent Chilli, frequently join them in imaginative games.
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''Bluey'' is an [[UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} Australian]] preschool animated series created by Joe Brumm which premiered on October 1, 2018. The series chronicles the everyday lives of the eponymous anthropomorphic Blue heeler Heeler puppy and her family. The titular Bluey is six (later seven) years old; her sister Bingo is four (later five) and her parents, archaeologist Bandit Bandit ([[Music/{{Custard}} David McCormack ]]) and airport security agent Chilli, Chilli (Melanie Zanetti) frequently join them in imaginative games.
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is created by Joe Brumm and produced by Ludo Studio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required. The series is set to receive a video game titled ''Bluey: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Video Game]]'', which will debut on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is created by Joe Brumm and produced by Ludo Studio Creator/LudoStudio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required. The series is set to receive a video game titled ''Bluey: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Video Game]]'', which will debut on all modern consoles on November 17th, 2023.
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* GrossUpCloseUp: A mild example in 'Fancy Restaurant' with "Chef" Bingo's "special", [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/chef_bingos_special.png a jelly mould with various other leftovers inside and topping it, including strawberries, pickles, spaghetti, gravy and an entire triangle sandwich.]]
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* GrossUpCloseUp: A mild example in 'Fancy Restaurant' with "Chef" Bingo's "special", [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/chef_bingos_special.png a jelly mould with various other leftovers inside and topping it, including strawberries, pickles, spaghetti, gravy and an entire triangle triangle-cut sandwich.]]
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is created by Joe Brumm and produced by Ludo Studio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required.
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''Bluey'' is made and set in UsefulNotes/{{Brisbane}}, the capital city of Queensland. The show is created by Joe Brumm and produced by Ludo Studio for Creator/TheABC and [[Creator/TheBBC BBC Worldwide]], and was first broadcast in Australia in late 2018 on ABC Kids. A broadcast in the United Kingdom on Creator/CBeebies followed, and in 2019, Ludo announced that the show would be aired in the United States on Creator/DisneyJunior, as well as being available to stream on Creator/DisneyPlus. These international airings come at the studio's condition that the show cannot be shown overseas in the English language unless the characters keep their Australian accents (naturally, this rule does not apply to foreign-language dubs). The second season of the series premiered in Australia in early 2020, with a third season airing as of late 2021. The first season of the show was added to BBC [=iPlayer=] under the Creator/CBeebies section in Malaysia and Singapore in 2021, keeping the Australian accents as required.
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