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* JinxGame: In [[Recap/BlueyFairytale "Fairy Tale"]], Bandit gets jinxed by his older brother Radley, and the whole family uses Bandit's silence to rag on him for the rest of the day. Everyone regards this as just deserts for how Bandit had been [[BigBrotherBully bullying his younger brother Stripe]] up to this point. A much older Bandit, looking back on this incident, regards it as an important moment teaching him to be a kinder person.
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** The final scene of 'Surprise' features [[spoiler: an adult Bluey visiting her parents, and Bandit about to fall victim to another surprise attack, this time from a child who is presumably Bluey's own daughter.]]
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* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler:The ending of 'Surprise!', which is set in the future, shows that Bluey has had a child by an unknown father. The child has Bluey's fur patterning, but the colors seem to indicate that it could be either Mackenzie's or Jean-Luc's, with this likely having been done to avoid upsetting any fans that shipped Bluey with either of the two.]]
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** In 'The Sign', realtor Bucky Dunstan has the license plate [=ISELL4U=] ("I sell for you"), while Frisky's car has the plate [=FR15K=] ("Frisk").
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Each episode shows how the kids see games and family outings as adventures, and how gameplay is used to cope with everyday issues. Occasionally, the rest of their family or their friends might take the spotlight.
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Each episode shows how the kids see games and family outings as adventures, and how gameplay is used to cope with everyday issues. Occasionally, [[ADayInTheLimelight the rest of their family or their friends might take the spotlight.
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** ''Explorers'' follows the adventures of Jack's dad and little sister. Bluey and some of Jack's other classmates are present, but only as secondary characters to Jack's story.
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* InTheFutureWeStillHaveRoombas: In the flash-forward at the end of 'Surprise', Chili and Bandit have a roomba next to the door adult Bluey comes in through. It doesn't seem to have gotten any more advanced, still running repeatedly into the wall.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: Bluey and Bingo are female, but have visual appearances that make them appear to be male, [[TertiarySexualCharacteristics complete with no eyelashes]]. Bluey also takes after Bandit's appearance dead-on.
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: Bluey and Bingo are female, but have visual appearances that make them appear to be male, [[TertiarySexualCharacteristics complete with no eyelashes]]. Bluey also takes after Bandit's appearance dead-on.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Nana's husband, Bob, vanished after "Grannies", only being seen on a photo in Nana's house. He reappears in "Fairytale", but only in a flashback. This long absence led many fans to believe he passed away since his first appearance. [[spoiler:He finally reappeared in "The Sign", revealing that he was in India trying to "find himself".]]
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Nana's husband, Bob, vanished after "Grannies", only being seen on a photo in Nana's house. He reappears in "Fairytale", but only in a flashback. This long absence led many fans to believe he passed away since his first appearance. [[spoiler:He finally reappeared in "The Sign", revealing that [[JourneyToFindOneself he was in India trying to "find himself".himself"]].]]
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Nana's husband, Bob, vanishes after "Grannies", only being seen on a photo in Nana's house. He reappears in "Fairytale", but only in a flashback. This has led many fans to believe he passed away since his first appearance.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Nana's husband, Bob, vanishes vanished after "Grannies", only being seen on a photo in Nana's house. He reappears in "Fairytale", but only in a flashback. This has long absence led many fans to believe he passed away since his first appearance.appearance. [[spoiler:He finally reappeared in "The Sign", revealing that he was in India trying to "find himself".]]
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** "Onesies" has the family, along with Chilli's visiting sister Brandy, trying to evade Bingo, who has mentally become a cheetah due to putting on a Cheetah onesie. It's all fun, until Bluey, hiding with Chilli, asks why Brandy hasn't visited in four years. While Chilli explains that there was something Brandy wanted but couldn't have, we see Brandy playfully wrestling with Bingo, but when Bingo rolls out of her arms and runs to find the others, the perspective is of Brandy's arms reaching toward Bingo, suggesting that she [[spoiler:either couldn't find someone to have kids with, or (as many viewers suspect) she is infertile, and ''can't'' have kids - making visits to the silly Heeler household both joyful and painful]].
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** "Onesies" has the family, along with Chilli's visiting sister Brandy, trying to evade Bingo, who has mentally become a cheetah due to putting on a Cheetah onesie. It's all fun, until Bluey, hiding with Chilli, asks why Brandy hasn't visited in four years. While Chilli explains that there was something Brandy wanted but couldn't have, we see Brandy playfully wrestling with Bingo, but when Bingo rolls out of her arms and runs to find the others, the perspective is of Brandy's arms reaching toward Bingo, suggesting that she [[spoiler:either couldn't find someone to have kids with, or (as many viewers suspect) suspected) she is infertile, and ''can't'' have kids - making visits to the silly Heeler household both joyful and painful]].
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** In 'Fruitbat', Bingo says she averts this using the restroom before bed, even if she doesn't feel that she needs to. She refers to this as a "tactical wee."
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-->'''Bingo:''' It's called a"tactical tactical wee."
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** TheReveal in 'The Sign' that [[spoiler:Grandpa Bob has been in India, trying to "find himself", was actually hinted at throughout the third season, as the Heeler family's fridge would be seen to have both postcards from India and fridge magnets connected to the country in several episodes]].
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* ICallItVera: 'The Sign' reveals that the Heelers call their family car "Bobo".
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* TheArtifact: Rusty's design is a PaletteSwap of Bluey's but with a different tail. This was because Rusty was intended to be Bluey's cousin initially when he was the protagonist, but was dropped by the time the series began production.
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*** She also reads it in 'Driving', 'Family Meeting' and 'Musical Statues'.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: The dogs in ''Bluey'' typically wear only accessories, such as a hat or glasses. When characters wear clothing to denote their occupation--such as the tradies in "Tradies," Alfie the toy store assistant in "The Quiet Game," or the police officer in "The Sign"--they tend to wear [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal only the top half.]] The only fully-dressed dog we see in the show proper is Rusty's dad, who wears a full set of military fatigues, though Chilli and Bandit's wedding portrait also shows Bandit in a full tuxedo with trousers and Chilli in a wedding gown. (Underwear exists in this universe but [[RuleOfFunny only when it's funny.]])
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* ActingForTwo: An InUniverse example. In '[[Recap/BlueyTheAdventure The Adventure]]', Bluey and Chloe repeatedly switch roles during their game, sharing the roles of the Princess, "Honey Horse" and the Greedy Queen.
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* ActingForTwo: An InUniverse example. In '[[Recap/BlueyTheAdventure The Adventure]]', Bluey and Chloe repeatedly switch roles during their game, sharing the roles of the Princess, "Honey Horse" "Honeyhorse" and the Greedy Queen.
