Peep the article, my wife and I have beef with like half this list (mostly because of the lack of Unicorse):

https://ew.com/best-bluey-episodes-11832557

My son even asked me "what did they do to Bluey"

Plot Twist : Pyramid head turned out to be a really nice chap, and helped the two friends reunite with their buddies👍

Snickers “I was cuddling a cactus then this alligator fell from the sky and bit me on my bottom”

Mine is Season 1's "Mount Mumandad", I think it doesn't get enough recognition, personally and from what I've seen, not many people talk about it. I won't say it's a top-tier episode for me, the "tortoise and the hare parable" is a bit too on the nose and I would have rather seen a prequel of them at Crazy World and then at home.

But, it's still an underrated gem in my opinion. I love the music in it and Bluey and Bingo's dynamic is really, really cute and one of my favourite moments is when they're in the tent to wait out the "storm" and they're playing London Snap (London comes up in a lot of episodes, thanks to Joe Brumm) and they're watching the Ballerina spin around. It's a downright beautiful scene. I don't have a sister in real life, so I'm naturally drawn to any episode with a strong theme of sisterhood. I love Chilli giving the commentary and Bluey and Bingo working together in the end, Bluey stepping up as that big sister and throwing her flag away and upon recent re-watchings of the series, I do love the Mountains in the background as the girls plant the flag, plus Bluey calling Bandit, "Old Man Mountain," is underrated.

Now, it's your turn. What's an episode or episodes you find underrated gems and why? Honourable mentions: Magic Xylophone, Hospital, Helicopter, Taxi.

I hope this kind of post is OK and if not, please feel free to delete. I just wanted to share a very recent milestone with my wife and our almost 13-month-old daughter, our first and probably only.

Putting Bluey on for her is how we found the show and like everyone else fell in love. We thought it was just another kid’s show and had no idea that we had found a masterpiece. Eleanor, our daughter, will stop what she's doing and grin ear to ear when the theme song comes on, but then loses interest pretty quickly. Then mom and I watch the episode (dad usually cries) and she heads back when the next theme song comes on.

Anyway... she has a little mini Bluey and bingo stuffies that she likes but two days ago I asked her where bingo was, and she started looking around the apartment, toddled around a little bit, found her prize and brought it back to me with a satisfied look on her face. We tried it again and asked her to find Bluey and bingo and sure enough she found both of them and brought them back. This was the first time we asked her to bring us something specific without showing her what it was.

Anyway, this 50 year-old new Dad, who's still surprised a show for tiny kids can bring such emotion out in me, wanted to share with the other Bluey fan parents about our little milestone and wish everyone the best in this sub. You all are an outstanding group of people and I'm glad I found this show and this community.

Now, if you excuse me, I have to go watch the Bluey tunes short "here comes the grannies!" For about the hundredth time. I might be a little obsessed with Rita and Janet.

Does anyone else’s have a toddler who excitedly responds to”yes Please!” When responding to yes or no questions lol? I like to think it’s because I’m raising him to be a polite little guy but I know deep down it’s solely because of bluey and bingo 😂

The Making of Bluey Exhibition at ACMI in Melbourne opens this June 2027!
https://www.acmi.net.au/whats-on/bluey/

Probably won't do the other characters but who knows.

Bluey's name is bluey so why is Bingo's name not Orangey? 0/10 show, there is no consistency.

Looking specifically for Muffin or Rusty!!!!

I spotted this today and I knew I had to take it home with me! I also saw a bluey and bingo for $130 which was too expensive for me. This beats not being able to buy the huge set from Costco, which is a bummer but I have an alternative that is cheaper.

Bluey - early children’s educator in the Waldorf school system or pediatric nurse. Amazing mother. 

Bingo- an entomologist who does consultant work with local governments all over the world concerning the prevention/curbing of invasive bug species. 

Muffin - a professional ballerina and social media personality on the side. Has got quite the following. 

Socks - a powerhouse in the corporate business world of Sydney, Australia. We thought muffin was tenacious, socks is even more so. 

McKenzie - a park ranger who is passionate about the protection of fruit bats. Married to bluey. 

Jean-luc: followed in his dad footsteps and participating in the family wine merchant business.

Rusty - a professional cricket player. Married to Indy. 

Indy - has a successful all encompassing holistic lifestyle corporation selling beeswax candles, 100% hemp fiber baby onesies, etc. 

Chloe - art museum curator 

Winton - author of a beloved collection of comedic children books. Has five kids and house with a pool. 

Judo - has a Pilates YouTube channel that gets millions of views per video 

I know dogs shouldn't eat chocolate in real life, but they shouldn't walk on two legs or talk either.

It's called "cartoon logic" or "anthropomorphism".

EDIT: To all you people saying it will encourage children to feed their dogs chocolate in real life…no it won’t. First of all, children don’t see the Bluey characters as literal dogs, but as people. (I would be more concerned about a show that depicted feral non-talking dogs eating chocolate.) Secondly, children would be feeding their dogs unsafe foods even without Bluey’s influence. (There was even an Arthur episode about it.) It’s not Bluey’s fault, it’s up to the parents to teach their kids what dogs should and shouldn’t eat.