- Content: “Family Should Have Your Back”
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What You Need To Know:
Episode 3.50 of BLUEY is a fun and funny episode with lots of action. As usual, the voices are really cute and adorable. Even better, the episode ends with a heartwarming, uplifting message about family, parents, children, and siblings. Eventually, Bandit gives one of Bingo’s pretend children a nice pro-family speech. Bandit’s little speech influences Bluey to help her father take care of her sister’s pretend children. This episode is a lovely conclusion to Season Three of BLUEY. It has some cartoon violence, however. Also, the mother tells Bluey she can have children if she “wants” them.
Content:
Very strong moral, pro-family worldview with strong redemptive elements where a pro-family speech about siblings and parents inspires a child to stop pestering her dad but help him and play a pretend game with him and her younger sister, but mother makes a light Romantic, implicit feminist comment to her daughter that she can have children if she “wants” them;
No foul language;
Father’s one daughter plays a game with him where she periodically pops out and pelts him with Nerf gun balls, he falls backwards over a chair one time and trips another time;
No sex;
No nudity;
No alcohol use;
No smoking pr drugs; and,
Nothing else objectionable.
More Detail:
Episode 50 of Season Three begins with Bluey and Bingo in the kitchen with their mother. Bingo borrows some cups to pretend having children. Alone with Mother, Bingo asks her if she’ll have children when she grows up, and Mother replies, “ Maybe. It depends if you want them.” Then Blue asks her what it’s like to have children. She says, “It’s lovely, but it’s also” and her words are cut off when the girls’ father, Bandit, walks into the room.
Bingo and Blue pester Bandit to play with them, but he’s reluctant because he was watching a bicycle race on TV in the living room. The Aussie guy is doing really well, he says. Bingo and Bluey give him the sad-eye, so Bandit agrees, saying he can catch part of the race while they play.
However, Bingo wants her father to play children, while Blue wants to play, “Surprise,” where she hides and then pops out, says “Surprise,” and pelts her poor father with small Nerf balls. Chaos ensues as Bingo hands Bandit cups with tennis balls in them and makes him sing or talk to the pretend children while Bluey periodically shoots her father with a nerf gun.
Episode 3.50 of BLUEY is a fun and funny episode with lots of action. As usual, the voices are really cute and adorable. Even better, the episode ends with a heartwarming, uplifting message about family, parents, children, and siblings. Eventually, Bandit tells one of Bingo’s pretend children, “You’ve got a whole bunch of brothers and sisters who’ve got your back, and your mum and I are behind you all the way, cause we’re a family, and you mean the world to us.” Bandit’s little speech influences Bluey to help her father take care of her sister’s pretend children instead of playing her own separate game.
This episode is a lovely conclusion to Season Three of BLUEY. It has some cartoon violence, however. Also, the mother tells Bluey she’s free to choose to have children if she “wants” them. In the Bible, God commands human beings to pair up into husbands and wives and to have children (Genesis 1:28). Of course, that’s not always possible for every man and woman, but it is the ideal situation and a divine mandate.
