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Bluey (2018)

Bluey (2018)

Bluey (2018)

Bluey is a 2018 animation series created by Joe Brumm. It stars Dave McCormack, Melanie Zanetti and Brad Elliott.

Bluey is a six-year-old Blue Heeler with a bottomless motor for play, and her favorite trick is turning ordinary Brisbane afternoons into whole adventures. A grocery run becomes a quest, the living room becomes a hotel, and Dad usually ends up roped into a role he never auditioned for. Each short episode follows Bluey, little sister Bingo, and their game-for-anything parents through the small stuff of family life, letting imagination do the heavy lifting. Gentle, funny, and quietly wise about how kids grow, it plays just as well for the grown-ups in the room.

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What is Bluey about?

Bluey is a six-year-old Blue Heeler with a bottomless motor for play, and her favorite trick is turning ordinary Brisbane afternoons into whole adventures. A grocery run becomes a quest, the living room becomes a hotel, and Dad usually ends up roped into a role he never auditioned for. Each short episode follows Bluey, little sister Bingo, and their game-for-anything parents through the small stuff of family life, letting imagination do the heavy lifting. Gentle, funny, and quietly wise about how kids grow, it plays just as well for the grown-ups in the room.

When was Bluey released?

Bluey was released on 1 October 2018.

How many episodes does Bluey have?

Bluey has 154 episodes across 3 seasons.

Who made Bluey?

Bluey was created by Joe Brumm.

Where can I watch Bluey?

Bluey is available on DirecTV On Demand, Disney+, YouTube TV, fuboTV, Amazon and AppleTV.

Where to watch Bluey

Stream: DirecTV On Demand, Disney+, YouTube TV, fuboTV

Buy: Amazon, AppleTV, Fandango at Home

Official site

https://www.bluey.tv/

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A few thoughts on Bluey

If your household loves a good dog and a warm Australian setting, Red Dog: True Blue tells a boy-and-his-dog story across the outback, softer and more nostalgic but built on the same big-hearted family feeling. A natural next watch for the after-Bluey slot.

Imaginative animated worlds the whole family can watch together

Bluey turns ordinary Brisbane afternoons into whole adventures through pure imaginative play, and these animated series share that across-ages appeal. Younger kids get bright characters and real stakes while parents get writing that never talks down, whether the setting is a world of benders or a Paris of masked heroes. Good picks for households that want one show everyone in the room enjoys.

Grown-up animated comedies about family and home

Bluey is really about family: game-for-anything parents, sibling chaos, and the small stuff of home life. These adult animated comedies mine the same territory from the other end, with older kids, sharper jokes, and messier households. Save them for after the little ones are in bed, when you want the family sitcom with the guardrails off.