History Recap / BlueyRugIsland

[[caption-width-right:1000:Some grownups belong on Rug Island.]] Bluey and Bingo beg Bandit to stay home and play with them, but Bandit insists that as a grownup, he must go to work. To cheer the girls up, Chilli presents them with a brand-new packet of colored markers. The girls drag their playroom rug to the back yard to play Rug Island, where everything is made from markers snapped together in various ways. The girls are surprised when Bandit "washes up" on the shores of their island. At first they're suspicious of having a grownup on Rug Island, but they soon teach Bandit the ways of their pretend society, as Bandit shows them new and creative things to build with their markers.

[[caption-width-right:1000:Some grownups belong on Rug Island.]] Bluey and Bingo beg Bandit to stay home from work and play with them, but Bandit insists that as a grownup, he must go to work. To cheer the girls up, Chilli presents them with a brand-new packet of colored markers. The girls drag their playroom rug to the back yard to play Rug Island, where everything is made from markers snapped together in various ways. The girls are surprised when Bandit "washes up" on the shores of their island. At first they're suspicious of having a grownup on Rug Island, but they soon teach Bandit the ways of their pretend society, as Bandit shows them new and creative things to build with their markers.

* TropicalslandAdventure: Bandit learns the ways of Rug Island and comes to love it so much, it's hard for him to return to the grownup world.

[[caption-width-right:1000:Some grownups belong on Rug Island.]] Bluey and Bingo beg Bandit to stay home from work and play with them, but Bandit insists he must go to work. To cheer the girls up, Chilli presents them with a brand-new packet of colored markers. The girls drag their playroom carpet to the back yard to play Rug Island, where everything is made from markers snapped together in various ways. The girls are surprised when Bandit "washes up" on the shores of their island. At first they're suspicious of having a grownup on Rug Island, but they soon teach Bandit the ways of their pretend society, as Bandit shows them new and creative things to build with their markers.

Bluey and Bingo beg Bandit to stay home from work and play with them, but Bandit insists he must go to work. To cheer the girls up, Chilli presents them with a brand-new packet of colored markers. The girls drag their playroom carpet to the back yard to play Rug Island, where everything is made from markers snapped together in various ways. The girls are surprised when Bandit "washes up" on the shores of their island. At first they're suspicious of having a grown-up on Rug Island, but they soon teach Bandit the ways of their pretend society, as Bandit shows them new and creative things to build with their markers.

When Lucky's Dad knocks a rugby ball onto Rug Island, the girls rejoice at the coming of the "white chocolate egg," but Bandit insists that they must give Lucky's Dad his ball back, shattering the pretend world with reality. Disappointed, Bluey states that this is the reason grown-ups aren't allowed on Rug Island. When Pat comes to collect the ball, Bandit succumbs to the game and drives Pat away with a marker-snake, claiming the white chocolate egg for their own. The girls declare Bandit officially not a grown-up, and the three celebrate by licking the egg.

Bandit's ship (in the form of Chilli) comes to rescue Bandit from Rug Island. Torn between the imaginative world of Rug Island and his adult responsibilities, Bandit asks Bingo if she would like to go with him. She refuses, stating that Rug Island is her home, but that she is happy that he came, presenting him with a leave-wrapped parcel as a farewell gift. Back on the porch with Chilli, Bandit unwraps his gift and discovers a gold marker. When a puzzled Chilli asks what Bingo gave him, Bandit replies in wonder, "Everything."

Bluey and Bingo get new snap-together felt pens. They imagine themselves to be on Rug Island, where everything is made of pens. Soon after, a Grown-Up (Bandit) is washed up on shore, and Bluey and Bingo quickly train him in their islander ways.

* AnAesop: Bandit's "adventure" on his daughters' "island" is one big metaphor of the episode's lesson: childhood is simple and precious time to enjoy life, but you can't stay there forever, so enjoy it while you can.

* GroinAttack: Bandit is victim to one via "the egg".

* GoneNative: Bandit fully embraces island life, throwing a pen-snake at Pat to protect the egg.

Bluey and Bingo get new snap-together felt pens. They imagine themselves to be on Rug Island, where everything is made of pens. Soon after, a Grown-Up is washed up on shore, and Bluey and Bingo quickly train him in their islander ways.