Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by a_bonobo on Friday January 05, 2024 @01:09AM
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'Onesies' and 'Babyrace' are also highly emotional episodes. Onesies is, hidden for children, about the inability to conceive children, not being able to deal with your relatives' children; 'Babyrace' is about the doubt all parents have about their parenting ('You're doing great' is aimed directly at the audience)
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Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by xattt on Friday January 05, 2024 @02:51AM
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“Camping” shows how seemingly mundane activities become fundamental family rituals, and in last 12 seconds of the episode, that time together with your kids is fleeting and almost ephemeral.
The density of emotion that is packed per minute of each episode is absurd.
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by awilfox on Friday January 05, 2024 @02:50AM
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Baby Race reduces me to tears every time.
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by mgd on Friday January 05, 2024 @10:50AM
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Every single time
Bingo: "Are they happy tears, Mum?"
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by birracerveza on Friday January 05, 2024 @04:51PM
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"maybe she saw something she wanted" was a gut punch of the good kind
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by twisteriffic on Friday January 05, 2024 @01:39AM
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'Chest' always hits me in the feels. Not subtle at all, but it works.
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by konschubert on Friday January 05, 2024 @10:53AM
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I really like the dynamic between the parents in this episode. Chilly clearly doesn’t think Bandits approach will work, but she lets him have a go.
She stays around as an advocate for the other side, without sabotaging his attempt.
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by grepfru_it on Friday January 05, 2024 @04:03PM
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Is that the episode when the kid has the phone and the parents are fighting in them background and the kids are oblivious to it but blueys dad is and makes them mute the sound? Then the other parents make peace and team up to get the phone back?
So many episodes that all have great messaging for both child and parent.
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by konschubert on Friday January 05, 2024 @06:39PM
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No, the episode you are referring to is called "facytime", I think.
The one I am talking about is "chest"
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by rreyes1979 on Friday January 05, 2024 @07:11AM
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Please provide the Season and episode number. I would like to find them but my UI is in Spanish so it's hard to find them :(
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by lotsofpulp on Friday January 05, 2024 @08:49AM
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Onesies is s03e31 and baby race is s02e50.
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by V__ on Friday January 05, 2024 @04:09PM
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Note: Disney+ episodes are numbered differently than all other services.
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by germinalphrase on Friday January 05, 2024 @10:41AM
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A great deal of the show is directed at parents which accounts in no small part for its popularity. For instance, new parents who do not have much exposure to young children may find playing with their own kids to be frustrating, boring, etc. The parents in the show are excellent models for how to talk to, play, and have fun with young children
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by inerte on Friday January 05, 2024 @12:01PM
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Yes, one of my surprising takeaways from this show is how many new different ways I learned to play with my children. It’s humbling to say this, but there are genuine interesting, quick, and free stuff that I learned watching Bluey. I sometimes finish an episode with my daughter and think “let me give this a try…”
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by charlangas on Friday January 05, 2024 @12:02PM
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It took me reading your comment to realize that Bella's "You're doing great" at the end is directed at us parents. Thanks for the unexpected tears :)
Re:Australia's 'Bluey' conquered childrens' entertainment
by metaltyphoon on Friday January 05, 2024 @01:29PM
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Just watched that and both of us couldn’t contain it either:)