46-year-old dad of two little girls here. This episode of Bluey hit me hard. Seeing Bandit's self-doubt made me identify with him even more than ever. When he ripped that sign out, I felt that in my core. I've seen a lot of your Star Wars reaction videos in the past, so seeing you react to Bluey was a wonderful surprise.
I’m 61, never had kids unless you count my dogs. Discovered Bluey while in the hospital recovering from a fall. Became completely obsessed and have turned many friends on to the show. When I can’t sleep, I watch bluey. It’s so wholesome
I never thought I'd see a Bluey reaction, but now I want more. People call this a kid's show, but I argue that this is actually a parent's show disguised as a kid's show. The creators already know how much Bluey makes us cry, putting that song at the end of the episode just felt like rubbing salt in the wound.
hi!! im not sure if you meant more from this channel which i hope for too, but i know 4 other channels currently reacting to episodes!!! eric reacts and reactionizt react to bluey every week and they are almost to season 3, and reactuna usually reacts to bluey every one or two day, he is just starting season 3 heytallman has seen most of bluey but not the newer episodes, he reacts to 2 new episodes and 1 old one to revisit but im not sure what his schedule is for reacting to bluey. he reacted to the sign this week though!!!!
Also throughout season 3 you can see Winton’s dad was all over the place with a bunch of different dogs before finally settling with the Terrier’s mom. I think he’s come a long way
@@Isabella-tu9fb if I remember correctly, you see him out with a blue dog at the beginning of Cafe, and then out with another dog during Quiet Game. There might have been a few more before Mrs. Terrier idk
It's funny; our kids are teens, they have no interest in Bluey. And I thought 'a show for toddlers, whatever.' My wife: 'no, seriously, watch this show.' ... god I love this show so much. This episode made us cry a bunch of times. We've had fertility issues, so there's that to relate to. We moved out of a house our kids had spent the first 6 years of their lives. So... yeah. sniff
Non-parent 66 year old here. Never watched Bluey before. Just here to see what was up with you guys. And *now* ...I need to watch Bluey from the beginning. Who knew? More Bluey, please!
On top of this being a super emotional episode, I absolutely fell to pieces when Calypso’s voice actor started singing and you two held hands without a word. That’s my reflex action with my wife in situations where things get emotional for us, and it warmed my heart to see you two do the same
I have a 3 -year-old niece and she loves Bluey! More importantly, it is the only show that my little niece likes and that the entire family is able to enjoy. We all find it funny and cute, and every so often, it touches on very real subjects. Wonderful reaction and I can't wait to watch this episode with my sister and her family :)
I'm a dad to a 5 year old girl and 1 year old boy. This was the best episode yet, and I thought nothing could beat Sleepytime! Meg Washington (Calypso's VA) brought it all home with her song at the end and paired with Bandit's pent-up frustration with himself for putting his family through that emotional stress in the first place culminating in him yeeting thay sign out of the ground was flippin beautiful!👏
I was teary-eyed the while episode. Then, when Chili's sister Brandy walked in, I had an audible surprised gasp, and I had to pause the episode because I was crying so hard. Then it was basically a roller coaster of laughter and tears for the rest of the episode. Even when Winton's dad was seen selling his house to move in with the terriors. I had a smaller audible gasp there, too. And at the end, that scene where Calispo's voice actor started singing and Bandit ripped the sign up had me crying so hard! And then, when the Bluey theme started playing soft and slow and quiet on the piano, I somehow started to cry even more. Calipso's voice actor wrote and sang that song! It is super powerful. Also, the ending isn't a cop-out. They were foreshadowing that the healers weren't moving the entire episode. Not only that, we KNOW they can't move because we know Bingo and Lila graduate together. The deeper message that I took from it was that sometimes you think moving your family is right, and you might be right. But is it really going to be better? We'll see. And Bandit took the sale falling through as the sign that this feeling that this was a mistake to move, was correct. He knew in that moment that he was just given the out to stay put. He didn't need to move to another city to give his kids a better life. He had all he needed to give them their BEST life right here. And so he uprooted the sign out of pure conviction and frustration and determination. This episode hit me so hard because I recently moved to Colorado. I was having second thoughts about moving so far from my family. But I learned valuable lessons here. Even if this move turns out to be a mistake, I leave it a better person. On the other hand, Winton's dad moved because that was the right decision for the family he was trying to create/merge/be a part of. And Frisky and Rad didn't move because Rad made the plan without Frisky. Plus, they knew moving away from their family was a bad idea.
This is probably one of, if not the best, episodes in any television show ever! It's a masterpiece. They have so much heart. So much tender love, care, and time were put into every aspect of this episode. And this show in general.
35, Dad from Australia, live very close to where this show is based in Brisbane, just such a great show about being a parent, shows that while some things in this show you will only get from growing up and raising kids in Australia most of the good stuff is universal to parenting!
This Has to be one of my favorite episodes of all time. Usually Bluey episodes just make me tear up a little bit. But this episode made me my mom and my sister, fall on, bawl your eyes out. We went through a lot of tissues. My favorite part is the ending. That’s the part that got me and my family really emotional.
yeah, you should've been reacting from the beginning!! Could you maybe do them all anyway? (A parent's reaction?) I know i've rewatched the whole series a couple of times :) Ooh! Another wholesome might be Hilda!!!! Its amazing!
As a first time dad and a single dad at that blurt has been nothing but an amazing tool to reflect on what parenting really is and I thank it a lot for showing me how to be a better dad. Love yall.🖤
So happy to see this, as a fellow parent! (And my wife and I may have wordlessly reached out for each other's hands when the song began, just like you two did.) For all that the world has been a tough place to be the past few years, and especially so if you're trying to raise a child, I count myself as incredibly lucky that Bluey's existence coincided with my son's early childhood. We love the show as much as he does, and it's taught us, in so many little ways, how to be better parents to him. Being able to watch "The Sign" with him, as his first season finale (series finale?), was really special in ways that are difficult to explain.
I think I cried more at this episode than any of the others. A lot of these episodes make me cry. I’ve discovered that probably 75% of it is the music. They absolutely rock this music. Since I had kids(2 boys), I cry so much easier- even 6 years into it. My littlest one is currently watching this ep for probably the 10th time and just hearing it still makes me tear up. Beautiful job bluey, and great reaction Kat and Sonny!
I moved to a bigger house with 3kids under 10. I made a mistake. Bigger isn't always better. The memories of the old house exceeded the joy of the new one😢
I'm 30 with no kids (unless you count my 1 year old niece, though she doesn't even watch Bluey yet, unless she catches me watching it while she comes to visit me in my room XD) and I simply love cartoons and like to give even shows targeted at younger kids a try every now and then to see if they're any good I'd heard of Bluey online before I even managed to catch it on TV and fell in love with it almost immediately
This is great because it shows that parents are fallible and life is full of uncertainty… understanding this is a growing up process. Also you hit up on the value of relationships vs financial gain. The butterfly Flappy perhaps is hinting at the ‘Butterfly effect’ -small things can have large consequences.
I don't think season3 of bluey is done yet because there is still another episode called " surprise". I am not going to spoil it but I can assure you that you an in for a huge surprise for that one 😅 Ps: this episode has been streaming on Disney Junior(india ) 6 months ago
@khadin73 FOLLOWING CONTENT CONTAINS SPOILERS TO THE FINAL EPISODE OF BLUEYBSEASON3 . READ AT YOUR OWN RISK(for those who stumbled upon this comment) So basically, we see a huge time jump in the ending of surprise, unlike the one we saw in the episode camping. The camera points to the future heeler house, which shows a much developed neighbourhood with drones flying around and a car suddenly parking in front of the heeler house. Suddenly, we get a glimpse of chilli who is older, wears glasses, and has dull fur walking to respond to her doorbell. When she opens the door, we see a fully grown-up adult version of bluey who greets her mum. Chilli then calls Bandit, who is also older with scruffy fur, and has hearing problems as he is old. As they walk through the corridor(bluey and chilli) to meet Bingo, bluey complements her mum abt how well her parents have maintained the house and recalls the incident when they almost sold it(episode: the sign). Suddenly, Bandit hears the doorbell and opens the door to find no one outsides, suddenly a sci-fi music plays from a little puppy wearing a sci fi costume from the side of the porch, to which bandit replies "Uh oh!" The episode ends there Basically people have said that puppy is blueys future son. So who is the father you may ask well that puppy is shown to have mixed breed of border collie(same breed as mackenzie) and heeler dogs. So I guess Mackenzie is the dad Don't blame me if you've read the whole thing
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46-year-old dad of two little girls here. This episode of Bluey hit me hard. Seeing Bandit's self-doubt made me identify with him even more than ever. When he ripped that sign out, I felt that in my core. I've seen a lot of your Star Wars reaction videos in the past, so seeing you react to Bluey was a wonderful surprise.
THAT'S CRAZY!! Bandits age is above 40 too
Same here, made a 43 year old bloke blub at 6am on a Sunday morning
46 year old dad here, same 😢
41 same. I cried my eyes out
I’m 61, never had kids unless you count my dogs. Discovered Bluey while in the hospital recovering from a fall. Became completely obsessed and have turned many friends on to the show. When I can’t sleep, I watch bluey. It’s so wholesome
No matter how old you are, sometimes nurturing the child that you once were can be so rewarding.
I never thought I'd see a Bluey reaction, but now I want more. People call this a kid's show, but I argue that this is actually a parent's show disguised as a kid's show.
The creators already know how much Bluey makes us cry, putting that song at the end of the episode just felt like rubbing salt in the wound.
hi!! im not sure if you meant more from this channel which i hope for too, but i know 4 other channels currently reacting to episodes!!!
eric reacts and reactionizt react to bluey every week and they are almost to season 3, and reactuna usually reacts to bluey every one or two day, he is just starting season 3
heytallman has seen most of bluey but not the newer episodes, he reacts to 2 new episodes and 1 old one to revisit but im not sure what his schedule is for reacting to bluey. he reacted to the sign this week though!!!!
I believe that the actor that voices Calypso sung the final song.
I'm glad that Grandpa Bob isn't dead like everyone initially thought
I didn’t 😅
I LOVE that every time the dogs are happy their tails wag.
Sweet that The Terrier's mom and Winton's dad are moving in together. Now Winton can live with his mom, dad and second mom
Also throughout season 3 you can see Winton’s dad was all over the place with a bunch of different dogs before finally settling with the Terrier’s mom. I think he’s come a long way
@@pondbrothers806 I might have seen him with one other dog
@@Isabella-tu9fb if I remember correctly, you see him out with a blue dog at the beginning of Cafe, and then out with another dog during Quiet Game. There might have been a few more before Mrs. Terrier idk
It's funny; our kids are teens, they have no interest in Bluey. And I thought 'a show for toddlers, whatever.'
My wife: 'no, seriously, watch this show.'
... god I love this show so much.
This episode made us cry a bunch of times. We've had fertility issues, so there's that to relate to. We moved out of a house our kids had spent the first 6 years of their lives. So... yeah.
sniff
Non-parent 66 year old here. Never watched Bluey before. Just here to see what was up with you guys. And *now* ...I need to watch Bluey from the beginning. Who knew?
More Bluey, please!
Ahhh Disney+ has it. So good!!
@@yikesgina Thanks!!✨
14:10
I just realized she's standing where she was when Bluey finally stood for the first time.
Help.
OH MY GOD THATS SO SAD😭
NOW THAT YOU SAY THAT, ME TOO! It's just heart-breaking.
Did u know that the person singing the song at the end was the voice actress of calypso? Her name is megan washington!
On top of this being a super emotional episode, I absolutely fell to pieces when Calypso’s voice actor started singing and you two held hands without a word. That’s my reflex action with my wife in situations where things get emotional for us, and it warmed my heart to see you two do the same
I have a 3 -year-old niece and she loves Bluey! More importantly, it is the only show that my little niece likes and that the entire family is able to enjoy. We all find it funny and cute, and every so often, it touches on very real subjects. Wonderful reaction and I can't wait to watch this episode with my sister and her family :)
I'm a dad to a 5 year old girl and 1 year old boy. This was the best episode yet, and I thought nothing could beat Sleepytime!
Meg Washington (Calypso's VA) brought it all home with her song at the end and paired with Bandit's pent-up frustration with himself for putting his family through that emotional stress in the first place culminating in him yeeting thay sign out of the ground was flippin beautiful!👏
Nope, not a parent but I still enjoy the show and as always, your reactions to it
I have a 3yo son and an 8mo daughter and Bluey MURDERSSS me. Love this show to death!
For a kids show, this really hit adults especially parents hard on an emotional level
Nice that one of Bluey's classmates has two moms
I was teary-eyed the while episode. Then, when Chili's sister Brandy walked in, I had an audible surprised gasp, and I had to pause the episode because I was crying so hard.
Then it was basically a roller coaster of laughter and tears for the rest of the episode.
Even when Winton's dad was seen selling his house to move in with the terriors. I had a smaller audible gasp there, too.
And at the end, that scene where Calispo's voice actor started singing and Bandit ripped the sign up had me crying so hard! And then, when the Bluey theme started playing soft and slow and quiet on the piano, I somehow started to cry even more.
Calipso's voice actor wrote and sang that song! It is super powerful.
Also, the ending isn't a cop-out. They were foreshadowing that the healers weren't moving the entire episode. Not only that, we KNOW they can't move because we know Bingo and Lila graduate together.
The deeper message that I took from it was that sometimes you think moving your family is right, and you might be right. But is it really going to be better? We'll see.
And Bandit took the sale falling through as the sign that this feeling that this was a mistake to move, was correct. He knew in that moment that he was just given the out to stay put. He didn't need to move to another city to give his kids a better life. He had all he needed to give them their BEST life right here. And so he uprooted the sign out of pure conviction and frustration and determination.
This episode hit me so hard because I recently moved to Colorado. I was having second thoughts about moving so far from my family. But I learned valuable lessons here. Even if this move turns out to be a mistake, I leave it a better person.
On the other hand, Winton's dad moved because that was the right decision for the family he was trying to create/merge/be a part of.
And Frisky and Rad didn't move because Rad made the plan without Frisky. Plus, they knew moving away from their family was a bad idea.
This is probably one of, if not the best, episodes in any television show ever! It's a masterpiece. They have so much heart. So much tender love, care, and time were put into every aspect of this episode. And this show in general.
35, Dad from Australia, live very close to where this show is based in Brisbane, just such a great show about being a parent, shows that while some things in this show you will only get from growing up and raising kids in Australia most of the good stuff is universal to parenting!
Well that was adorable, as were your reactions! Not a parent, but I love the show, it's the definition of feel-good tv. And this was no different.
This Has to be one of my favorite episodes of all time. Usually Bluey episodes just make me tear up a little bit. But this episode made me my mom and my sister, fall on, bawl your eyes out. We went through a lot of tissues. My favorite part is the ending. That’s the part that got me and my family really emotional.
What an episode. Amazing music, cast, story, everything.
45 year old dad here, can't believe this made me cry
yeah, you should've been reacting from the beginning!!
Could you maybe do them all anyway? (A parent's reaction?)
I know i've rewatched the whole series a couple of times :)
Ooh! Another wholesome might be Hilda!!!! Its amazing!
As a first time dad and a single dad at that blurt has been nothing but an amazing tool to reflect on what parenting really is and I thank it a lot for showing me how to be a better dad. Love yall.🖤
All my kids love Bluey! And im right there with them 😂
OMG I CRIED SO HARD IM STILL CRYING
So happy to see this, as a fellow parent! (And my wife and I may have wordlessly reached out for each other's hands when the song began, just like you two did.)
For all that the world has been a tough place to be the past few years, and especially so if you're trying to raise a child, I count myself as incredibly lucky that Bluey's existence coincided with my son's early childhood. We love the show as much as he does, and it's taught us, in so many little ways, how to be better parents to him. Being able to watch "The Sign" with him, as his first season finale (series finale?), was really special in ways that are difficult to explain.
Bluey is my favorite show. We own the first 2 seasons and that is just about the only thing my 4 boys watch.
I wonder if Brandi's baby is from a doner. I had thought she could just adopt
I think I cried more at this episode than any of the others. A lot of these episodes make me cry. I’ve discovered that probably 75% of it is the music. They absolutely rock this music. Since I had kids(2 boys), I cry so much easier- even 6 years into it. My littlest one is currently watching this ep for probably the 10th time and just hearing it still makes me tear up. Beautiful job bluey, and great reaction Kat and Sonny!
Thank u for the shows
That was genuinely nice
I moved to a bigger house with 3kids under 10. I made a mistake. Bigger isn't always better. The memories of the old house exceeded the joy of the new one😢
I'm 30 with no kids (unless you count my 1 year old niece, though she doesn't even watch Bluey yet, unless she catches me watching it while she comes to visit me in my room XD) and I simply love cartoons and like to give even shows targeted at younger kids a try every now and then to see if they're any good
I'd heard of Bluey online before I even managed to catch it on TV and fell in love with it almost immediately
I watched this with my wife and 6yo daughter. It hit us all hard.
I heard it was good. I'm a non parent but watch with my parents. What a great show!
This is great because it shows that parents are fallible and life is full of uncertainty… understanding this is a growing up process. Also you hit up on the value of relationships vs financial gain.
The butterfly Flappy perhaps is hinting at the ‘Butterfly effect’ -small things can have large consequences.
I don't think season3 of bluey is done yet because there is still another episode called " surprise". I am not going to spoil it but I can assure you that you an in for a huge surprise for that one 😅
Ps: this episode has been streaming on Disney Junior(india ) 6 months ago
What's the plot?
I don't know much abt the plot but I know how the episode ends. Trust me it's mindblowing
Idk much abt the plot but I know how the episode ends
@@shqahmd22 what's the ending?
@khadin73
FOLLOWING CONTENT CONTAINS SPOILERS TO THE FINAL EPISODE OF BLUEYBSEASON3 . READ AT YOUR OWN RISK(for those who stumbled upon this comment)
So basically, we see a huge time jump in the ending of surprise, unlike the one we saw in the episode camping. The camera points to the future heeler house, which shows a much developed neighbourhood with drones flying around and a car suddenly parking in front of the heeler house. Suddenly, we get a glimpse of chilli who is older, wears glasses, and has dull fur walking to respond to her doorbell. When she opens the door, we see a fully grown-up adult version of bluey who greets her mum. Chilli then calls Bandit, who is also older with scruffy fur, and has hearing problems as he is old. As they walk through the corridor(bluey and chilli) to meet Bingo, bluey complements her mum abt how well her parents have maintained the house and recalls the incident when they almost sold it(episode: the sign). Suddenly, Bandit hears the doorbell and opens the door to find no one outsides, suddenly a sci-fi music plays from a little puppy wearing a sci fi costume from the side of the porch, to which bandit replies "Uh oh!" The episode ends there
Basically people have said that puppy is blueys future son. So who is the father you may ask well that puppy is shown to have mixed breed of border collie(same breed as mackenzie) and heeler dogs. So I guess Mackenzie is the dad
Don't blame me if you've read the whole thing
I’m an auntie and a babysitter and I have seen the whole show at least 3 times
This show destroys me regularly 😭
I hope you guys react to the Surprise episode 💗
We watched it yesterday, the reaction will be out tomorrow 👍
Seeing Brandy pregnant and Bob alive were the best parts of this episode.
20:30 Socks has been gradually getting bigger and talking and walking. In veranda Santa she looks a lot older.
As a single eternal virgin. Not a parent. But favorite episode of the show so for.
I’m not a parent, I just love bluey!
Erm... Is now a good time to say there was another episode after this that came as a SURPRISE to everyone... It's REALLY important that you watch it.
Don't worry, we just watched it earlier!
i love my parents kat and sonny ( we almost the same age )
Bluey isn't a kids' show. It's an animated love letter to parents.
14:00 Who's house is it for sale? Who's standing in front of it? Who's in the back seats of the car? :)
That's Winston's dad, he is with the terriers' mom, in the back is Winston and the terriers.
Ironically not the finale.
(8:45) A clue! A clue!
Whoops. Wrong show.
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