Five years ago, the second Aussie invasion began...
Oct 1, 2023 5:13:36 GMT -5
Spider2024 and theironyuppie like this
Post by Mandarin Dessert Version 0 on Oct 1, 2023 5:13:36 GMT -5
...though this time, it did not came in the form of a smiling outback mate who challenges guys to knife comparison contests but in the form of an imaginative Blue Heeler puppy and her family.
Yep, Bluey debuted on October 1st, 2018 on ABC Kids in Australia and from there it started its worldwide quest to become one of the most popular preschool series currently which also has a large adult fanbase.
I know that it is strange to do a thread on a show aimed for preschoolers but what can I say? Watching it with my nephew, this show really grew on me and for a time I would start my day with watching one episode to begin a new day on a good note.
Featuring a fun cast of characters, some really adorable voice acting (all thanks to the child characters being voiced by actual children) and also sometimes tackling issues like dealing with death, infertility etc. in a child-friendly manner, it is definitely a show that people of all ages can enjoy.
Among my favorite episodes are "Shops" (which kinda feels like the child-friendly version of a comedy skit comedians like Abbot Or Costello would do), "Sleepover" (Sleep-deprived Muffin!), "Sleepy Time" (love the solar system imagery and music), "Bumpy And The Wise Old Wolfhound" ("I was sick yast lear...") and many more.
Just wanted to create a thread to wish the show a happy birthday and hopefully some more episodes to come before it ends.
Yep, Bluey debuted on October 1st, 2018 on ABC Kids in Australia and from there it started its worldwide quest to become one of the most popular preschool series currently which also has a large adult fanbase.
I know that it is strange to do a thread on a show aimed for preschoolers but what can I say? Watching it with my nephew, this show really grew on me and for a time I would start my day with watching one episode to begin a new day on a good note.
Featuring a fun cast of characters, some really adorable voice acting (all thanks to the child characters being voiced by actual children) and also sometimes tackling issues like dealing with death, infertility etc. in a child-friendly manner, it is definitely a show that people of all ages can enjoy.
Among my favorite episodes are "Shops" (which kinda feels like the child-friendly version of a comedy skit comedians like Abbot Or Costello would do), "Sleepover" (Sleep-deprived Muffin!), "Sleepy Time" (love the solar system imagery and music), "Bumpy And The Wise Old Wolfhound" ("I was sick yast lear...") and many more.
Just wanted to create a thread to wish the show a happy birthday and hopefully some more episodes to come before it ends.
