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MU. TI. NY!
MU. TI. NY!
Don’t worry, the camera sees you.
She had wabies!
Is this the new COVID variant?
COW. BOY. HAT!
CONE. OF. SHAME!
“Can you confirm you understood that message?”
Magic Claw <-> Shaun <-> Unicorse
“How do animals without a tail know when they’re happy?”
We had one, yes. But what about second breakfast?
For a character that gets a lot of hate, Muffin really stands out to me as a toddler character that was written by people who had actual experience in raising a toddler. It shows the ups and downs of raising children as they learn to manage their emotional swings. Just like social media, “Bluey” as a show highlights the slice of life of the main Heeler family and it tends to show/post the “good” memories of the household and random glimpses of the other Heeler family that will contain ups and downs of the life of Muffin. It’s really nice to follow Muffin’s growth throughout the seasons:
Maybe it’s friendly? Giant mushy friend!
Let’s give Bingo a Chattermax onesie!
“New heavyweight champion of the world? THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE!”
Cue Muffin’s entrance song: “Lollipop Lollipop Yum Yum Yum!”
BAH GAWD! It’s Bingo with a beanbag chair!
You’ll never convince me that coconuts don’t have water in them.
We’re going to hear the word Chilli used when the dishwasher broke.
That’s why I love the “Octopus” episode from season 2. It’s a reminder that not all parents can’t be like Bandit or Chilli, but we can play into our strengths and be creative on how to use those strengths to be a better parent.
Because Bluey is not just a “kid’s show”. It’s a family show that can be enjoyed by the whole family regardless of age.
Those who skip the intro deserves a Chattermax in their house
That’ll do, pig. That’ll do.