Bingo Heeler

Bluey tries to crawl away, but Bandit gets her, dragging her across the floor.

Bingo demands a turn, holding up five fingers and a foot to prove Bluey is hogging the game.

I think it's funny how she does five fingers instead of, like... all eight of her fingers, since they only have, like, four fingers on each hand.

Yeah, and I'm not sure why she was standing on one foot.

Which is funny, because she doesn't even show the full eight fingers! Yeah.

Okay, next, Bandit compromises by playing the bumbongos on bingo when Chili joins in with Island Rhythms.

Bingo digs into a bucket of instrument and finds a toy xylophone.

Bandit instantly panics, trying to flee, but Bluey tackles his leg.

And the people around her have to decide, do I jump in and finish this for her or can I wait? So let's start right at the beginning.

The episode opens with Bluey and Bingo playing together.

So Bluey asks, hey, Bingo, do you want to play a game? Bingo says yes.

Bluey asks her, what should we play? Bingo starts trying to come up with an answer.

She says...

How about we play the game where, um...

And you can see Bluey getting impatient.

On the surface, it seems pretty insignificant.

"Guess what?" he said.

"We're going on a trip, all the way to England." Bluey and Bingo bounced up and down so hard the chairs wobbled.

"England," shouted Bluey, "where the king lives, and the red buses, and rain all the time?" "That's the one," laughed Chilli.

"Granddad used to live near a little village there, and he's always wanted us to see it, so we're going to visit." Bingo tugged on Chilli's tail.

"Will there be castles?" "Loads of castles," said Chilli.

"Will there be biscuits?" asked Bluey.

"So many biscuits," said Bandit.

The next few days were a whirlwind of packing suitcases, forgetting things, finding them again, and Bingo insisting that her stuffed floppy rabbit needed his own tiny passport.

It's a little cartoon about an Australian heeler family, of which Bluey is the main character.

She is a heeler dog with her sister, Bingo, her dad, Bandit, and her mother, Chili.

One of the common themes is Bluey and Bingo like to play grandparents.

They like to be old ladies, grandmas.

There was one episode that stands out to me in particular.

Bluey and Bingo are there playing grandparents.

They start to bicker.

They bicker over this question.