Season 3 - Episode 26 Back in the 80's~ If you've enjoyed this reaction, please like and subscribe for more videos like this! And let me know what you think in the comments!
There’s a theory as to why Chilli says she has no memory meeting Bandit when they were kids. But I won’t say what it is until we hit a later episode this season
I was thinking since it was only a few seconds and Chili was in the middle of playing, so of course she wouldn't remember. But Bandit does cause he was infatuated
I think it actually is Chilli due to the different shading of the patches on her face. The character who you’re referring to has the same shade of brown for both patches.
13:30 She's cosplaying as She-Ra! It's an 80s space princess warrior so it's pretty popular among young girls! Also this scene + Chili's denial is a callback to The Show because Chili mentioned that after a few squabbles, she said the first time she met Bandit is at a party in London. But Bandit actually remembered her from the caravan holiday! It's sweet that he's able to recognize her face from a long shot Awww~
Fun fact, if you look closely at the cassette tape, you can see it has "Bad Medicine" written on it, which was made by the by Bon Jovi in 1988, and released as a single on September 12th. Bandit says that he was 10 years old in the episode, so, with all those things put together, tbe episode would probably take place in late 1988 or early 1989
Ah, this is such a memorable episode for my family. It's our 6 year old brother's favorite Bluey episode because it's about the 3 brother's when they were kids, and it reflects our own family of 3 brother's. He always begs me and our middle brother to watch this episode with him in our free time and then role play afterward with him calling me Radley and our middle brother Bandit. I find it cute, but our middle brother absolutely hates it and almost never participates because he just turned 15 and is going through heavy puberty, so he hates everything😂. His face everytime he's forced to watch this episode and play afterwards is this 😡. Ngl, this episode is what got me into Bluey.
@@baconatorrodriguez4651 I think possibly the reason why Chilli doesn't remember it is because 1. it was years ago and 2. the memory doesn't have as much impact on her as it did Bandit. From Bandit's perspective, it was like 'I was cursed but then this cute girl broke the curse and said see you later omg' but for Chilli she was like 'i found this boy's hat then left.'
7:03 I laughed so hard at this scene. "Bandit 'bout to get a beaten" at least that's what I thought 7:54 Yes, that is Young Bob "Bobba" Heeler. He's Bandit's dad 13:21 That is young Chilli and you can't tell me otherwise Another great reaction, Tuna 👍🏾. This is one of my favorite S3 Bluey episodes. I'm always excited to see more. Hope you're getting plenty of rest and keep up the good work.
I do think it was Chili. The thing is that for Bandit it was a big moment. He'd spent days not being able to say his name. Only for this random girl in an outfit to show up and say his name. For Chili it was a small moment. Just returning a dropped hat to a kid. She doesn't know there was anything more to it than that. She just went on with her day.
@@zoesumra9152Agreed! I know my dad loves me but I don't know how many times he's called me my sister's or niece's names. Except his ending name is Jim when he finishes circling through the names, not Gerald.
I bet you were surprised about the order of the Heeler Brothers. Before this, many thought that Bandit was the eldest, Stripe was the middle child, and Rad was the youngest (because doesn't have as gray hairs as his brothers). But it turns out that Rad is the eldest brother, Bandit is the middle child, and Stripe is the youngest. And I still have a mental image of Bandit & Stripe being jealous of Rad because he still had a carefree life, has all of his fabulous hair, and muscles; while they have gray hairs & dad bods/beer bellies.
And Rad and Bandit are quite close in age, whereas Stripe is a good few years younger. I wonder if that contributes to the dynamic. Rad won't now remember a world without Bandit in it, whereas Bandit might still remember being the family baby and might feel resentful of Stripe turning up to usurp that position.
If you remember back in the Mother’s Day episode when the girls put on that play, Bluey asks them how they met, to which Chilli answers “Well, there’s some dispute, but let’s just say at a party, in London.” We also have to remember this is told from Bandit’s POV. So either it was Chilli and she just doesn’t remember because it wasn’t a very significant moment like it was to him, or it wasn’t her but he thinks it was because she and whoever it was look alike.
I was born halfway through the 80s and I was free-roaming before I ever started kindergarten, much to my mom's and grandparents' dismay. I was very much a wanderer, and I know I gave them heart attacks with how often I snuck off. Most of the time it was at this giant permanent flea market my grandad had a stall at on the weekends, and when bored I would go off and wander around to look at things (though even as a little kid I knew better than to touch) and just explore, though I always stayed within the bounds of the flea market. The flea market is even still there now, it's called Trader's Village in Grand Prairie, TX. I remember when it still had a rodeo arena (torn down a long time ago to make room for more covered stalls) and I would sneak in through a hole in the fence to sit in the stands and watch the cowboys practice.
This is a really interesting episode, showing us some backstory for Bandit, Stripe, and Rad, all the way back in that far-off time known as the 80s. It may seem jarring that Bandit used to be a bully to Stripe, but if you remember in Squash, he hadn't completely grown out of teasing his little brother. Still, good on Rad for finding a way to teach Bandit a lesson by jinxing him so he couldn't talk. As Nana told him, it was a good opportunity for him to reflect on how he'd been acting, and to perhaps think better of how he treated his brother going forward. And even if Stripe decided not to un-jinx Bandit when he helped him, Bandit was still proud of him for standing up for himself. And then there's the big reveal, and the big question: was the girl who unjinxed Bandit really Chilli? Chilli may not have any recollection of it, as was previously hinted in The Show, but Bandit's sure it was her. Of course, as Bandit says, it's up to us to decide if that's how it really happened or not. I'd certainly like to believe it was. =)
7:50 - 8:42 I love how Bandit now understands how his dad felt when Rad and Stripe were screaming. Remember The Quiet Game when Bingo and Bluey were being loud. "I love my kids, but could you please be quit."
Nothing like a good old legionnaire’s cap! Great for protecting the face and neck from the sun! I wore one of those as one of my school hats in primary school if not the typical brimmed hat with string tie.
There’s a fan theory saying that was chili sister. If you remember in the episode The Show, chili said there’s some dispute on where they met. For me, I like to think that was chili because it very beautiful that they end up together.
I’d been looking forward to your review of this episode! Between this and “Double Babysitter”, I really like Rad, and I was glad to see more of him in a later episode. I was a kid in the tail end of the ‘80’s: I’m a few years younger than Stripe. (But I’m American, not Australian.) I did appreciate some of the ‘80’s references in the flashbacks. I never encountered “jinx” personally; I first heard of it from an episode of The Simpsons. I kind of see the “fairy tale” element of the story as similar to Beauty and the Beast. Bandit is unkind, so he gets cursed, and the girl is the only one who can break the curse-but not before he learns to be kind and so deserves to have the curse broken. I think it is Chilli, not just because “it fits”, but because the girl has the same fur pattern as Chilli-and even Chilli concedes that it MIGHT have been her, just that she has no memory of that happening. It makes sense, since it didn’t mean as much to her as it did to Bandit. Thanks for doing this review and uploading it!
The way Bandit and Chili met on holiday is super cute. If I'm supposed to accept Chili's story about how they met, she's gonna have to come up with something way cuter than this
Chili assumed that she met Bandit when they were young adults at a party in London. And apparently Bandit was hammered, picking his nose, and happily "fluffying" in front of Chili.
The reason Chili might not remember Bandit, I'll theorize when we get to that episode. However, I think the reason Bandit still remembers was because Chili was his first love or crush. For little kids those are always memorable no matter how brief they are.
I've been waiting for this episode, since "The Show" episode, when Chili said they met in England, but Bandit says it wasn't there, and Chili says that's up for discussion.
8:21 as a middle child I can confirm that my mom forgets me and my siblings names too😅 My parents were also very similar to young bandits parents even tho I grew up in the 2010s I guess I’m in the 80s
I'm not sure it was an ''LARP' per se. Apparently the girl was dressed as She-Ra. So it could just be for solo play in pretending to be the eponymous heroine. Some fans have suggested it might have been Chili's sister too, but you'd think Chili would know if that were the case....
@@zoesumra9152 No, but I can't imagine there were a lot of little girls running around in full She-Ra cosplay. If that were something Brandy was prone to doing, I feel Chili could connect the dots...
This would have been at the very end of the Cold War, based on the Bon Jovi tape (as another poster said). There's a famous Cold War nuclear fallout novel set in Australia, called On The Beach, in which Australia thought it might have escaped the worst of nuclear mutual destruction, but, no. Very no.
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There’s a theory as to why Chilli says she has no memory meeting Bandit when they were kids. But I won’t say what it is until we hit a later episode this season
@@seggenghirmay2236no. Not that
I was thinking since it was only a few seconds and Chili was in the middle of playing, so of course she wouldn't remember. But Bandit does cause he was infatuated
Mhm I know too, it has to do with a future episode
I think it actually is Chilli due to the different shading of the patches on her face. The character who you’re referring to has the same shade of brown for both patches.
@@seggenghirmay2236 It isn’t Brandy. Brandy has one red ear and one white ear. She-Ra Dog has two brown ears. Coincidentally, so does Chili
13:30 She's cosplaying as She-Ra! It's an 80s space princess warrior so it's pretty popular among young girls!
Also this scene + Chili's denial is a callback to The Show because Chili mentioned that after a few squabbles, she said the first time she met Bandit is at a party in London. But Bandit actually remembered her from the caravan holiday!
It's sweet that he's able to recognize her face from a long shot Awww~
Yeah she said when they first met was "Well, there’s some dispute" in ep "The Show" meaning Bandit remembered her from before London but she didn't.
Fun fact, if you look closely at the cassette tape, you can see it has "Bad Medicine" written on it, which was made by the by Bon Jovi in 1988, and released as a single on September 12th. Bandit says that he was 10 years old in the episode, so, with all those things put together, tbe episode would probably take place in late 1988 or early 1989
Young Chili was dressed as 80’s She-Ra
Ah, this is such a memorable episode for my family. It's our 6 year old brother's favorite Bluey episode because it's about the 3 brother's when they were kids, and it reflects our own family of 3 brother's. He always begs me and our middle brother to watch this episode with him in our free time and then role play afterward with him calling me Radley and our middle brother Bandit. I find it cute, but our middle brother absolutely hates it and almost never participates because he just turned 15 and is going through heavy puberty, so he hates everything😂. His face everytime he's forced to watch this episode and play afterwards is this 😡. Ngl, this episode is what got me into Bluey.
Seeing young Bandit, Stripe, and Radley made me smile.
Don't you mean Ban...DISHWASHER!!
Turns out choock is like Australian slang for chicken
Indeed.
The shoe as the weapon of choice usually followed by the wooden spoon.
This is the day where Bandit had first met Chilli while she was also vacationing in the same caravan park that day.
Nah. He met Brandy.
@@baconatorrodriguez4651Or maybe an unrelated red heeler, which started his admiration for that colouring...
@@baconatorrodriguez4651 I think possibly the reason why Chilli doesn't remember it is because 1. it was years ago and 2. the memory doesn't have as much impact on her as it did Bandit. From Bandit's perspective, it was like 'I was cursed but then this cute girl broke the curse and said see you later omg' but for Chilli she was like 'i found this boy's hat then left.'
7:03 I laughed so hard at this scene. "Bandit 'bout to get a beaten" at least that's what I thought
7:54 Yes, that is Young Bob "Bobba" Heeler. He's Bandit's dad
13:21 That is young Chilli and you can't tell me otherwise
Another great reaction, Tuna 👍🏾. This is one of my favorite S3 Bluey episodes. I'm always excited to see more. Hope you're getting plenty of rest and keep up the good work.
NO wonder the parents commit to play games; they are all '80s kids.
80's kid here and yes this was what it was like, and when things happened it definitely was broadcast as much as now .
I do think it was Chili.
The thing is that for Bandit it was a big moment. He'd spent days not being able to say his name. Only for this random girl in an outfit to show up and say his name.
For Chili it was a small moment. Just returning a dropped hat to a kid. She doesn't know there was anything more to it than that. She just went on with her day.
Bob didn't forget Bandit's name. As the parent of more than one child, you say, eg, Alice when you mean Bob. All.the.time.
@@baconatorrodriguez4651 Love has nothing to do with it. Absent-mindedness and level of distraction has a lot to do with it!
@@zoesumra9152Agreed! I know my dad loves me but I don't know how many times he's called me my sister's or niece's names. Except his ending name is Jim when he finishes circling through the names, not Gerald.
I bet you were surprised about the order of the Heeler Brothers.
Before this, many thought that Bandit was the eldest, Stripe was the middle child, and Rad was the youngest (because doesn't have as gray hairs as his brothers).
But it turns out that Rad is the eldest brother, Bandit is the middle child, and Stripe is the youngest.
And I still have a mental image of Bandit & Stripe being jealous of Rad because he still had a carefree life, has all of his fabulous hair, and muscles; while they have gray hairs & dad bods/beer bellies.
And Rad and Bandit are quite close in age, whereas Stripe is a good few years younger. I wonder if that contributes to the dynamic. Rad won't now remember a world without Bandit in it, whereas Bandit might still remember being the family baby and might feel resentful of Stripe turning up to usurp that position.
If you remember back in the Mother’s Day episode when the girls put on that play, Bluey asks them how they met, to which Chilli answers “Well, there’s some dispute, but let’s just say at a party, in London.”
We also have to remember this is told from Bandit’s POV. So either it was Chilli and she just doesn’t remember because it wasn’t a very significant moment like it was to him, or it wasn’t her but he thinks it was because she and whoever it was look alike.
YAY! PARENTS' BACKSTORIES!
I was born halfway through the 80s and I was free-roaming before I ever started kindergarten, much to my mom's and grandparents' dismay. I was very much a wanderer, and I know I gave them heart attacks with how often I snuck off. Most of the time it was at this giant permanent flea market my grandad had a stall at on the weekends, and when bored I would go off and wander around to look at things (though even as a little kid I knew better than to touch) and just explore, though I always stayed within the bounds of the flea market.
The flea market is even still there now, it's called Trader's Village in Grand Prairie, TX. I remember when it still had a rodeo arena (torn down a long time ago to make room for more covered stalls) and I would sneak in through a hole in the fence to sit in the stands and watch the cowboys practice.
This is a really interesting episode, showing us some backstory for Bandit, Stripe, and Rad, all the way back in that far-off time known as the 80s. It may seem jarring that Bandit used to be a bully to Stripe, but if you remember in Squash, he hadn't completely grown out of teasing his little brother. Still, good on Rad for finding a way to teach Bandit a lesson by jinxing him so he couldn't talk. As Nana told him, it was a good opportunity for him to reflect on how he'd been acting, and to perhaps think better of how he treated his brother going forward. And even if Stripe decided not to un-jinx Bandit when he helped him, Bandit was still proud of him for standing up for himself.
And then there's the big reveal, and the big question: was the girl who unjinxed Bandit really Chilli? Chilli may not have any recollection of it, as was previously hinted in The Show, but Bandit's sure it was her. Of course, as Bandit says, it's up to us to decide if that's how it really happened or not. I'd certainly like to believe it was. =)
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Yep Bandit 's father is Bob
Omg I remember the 80’s was just like this 😭 (I wasn't born until the 2000’s)
7:50 - 8:42 I love how Bandit now understands how his dad felt when Rad and Stripe were screaming. Remember The Quiet Game when Bingo and Bluey were being loud. "I love my kids, but could you please be quit."
Me father born in the 80's and my mum was born also in the 80's they watch this episode as a reminder of the things that was and were in the 80's
Chook means chicken. It rhymes with book, so short oo sound.
I think that Chili didn't remember because that wasn't a major memory for her. I think for Bandit it was. I think they met again as adults.
Nothing like a good old legionnaire’s cap! Great for protecting the face and neck from the sun! I wore one of those as one of my school hats in primary school if not the typical brimmed hat with string tie.
There’s a fan theory saying that was chili sister. If you remember in the episode The Show, chili said there’s some dispute on where they met. For me, I like to think that was chili because it very beautiful that they end up together.
I’d been looking forward to your review of this episode!
Between this and “Double Babysitter”, I really like Rad, and I was glad to see more of him in a later episode.
I was a kid in the tail end of the ‘80’s: I’m a few years younger than Stripe. (But I’m American, not Australian.) I did appreciate some of the ‘80’s references in the flashbacks.
I never encountered “jinx” personally; I first heard of it from an episode of The Simpsons.
I kind of see the “fairy tale” element of the story as similar to Beauty and the Beast. Bandit is unkind, so he gets cursed, and the girl is the only one who can break the curse-but not before he learns to be kind and so deserves to have the curse broken.
I think it is Chilli, not just because “it fits”, but because the girl has the same fur pattern as Chilli-and even Chilli concedes that it MIGHT have been her, just that she has no memory of that happening. It makes sense, since it didn’t mean as much to her as it did to Bandit.
Thanks for doing this review and uploading it!
The way Bandit and Chili met on holiday is super cute. If I'm supposed to accept Chili's story about how they met, she's gonna have to come up with something way cuter than this
Chili assumed that she met Bandit when they were young adults at a party in London.
And apparently Bandit was hammered, picking his nose, and happily "fluffying" in front of Chili.
For Bandit it was definitely love at first sight.
One of my favourite episodes of bluey 💙
Yessss this is my all time episode of the show! So glad you’re here!
The reason Chili might not remember Bandit, I'll theorize when we get to that episode. However, I think the reason Bandit still remembers was because Chili was his first love or crush. For little kids those are always memorable no matter how brief they are.
I've been waiting for this episode, since "The Show" episode, when Chili said they met in England, but Bandit says it wasn't there, and Chili says that's up for discussion.
A fairytale that takes place in the 80s how charming
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The Tuna That Became Real sounds like a great FISH STORY… About TALKING FISH. I’d like to see that
8:21 as a middle child I can confirm that my mom forgets me and my siblings names too😅
My parents were also very similar to young bandits parents even tho I grew up in the 2010s I guess I’m in the 80s
13:18 she is so cute 😊
I love little Chilli as Shera
Next Episode: Musical Statues
YESS FAIRYTALEEEE 😁😁😁
I'm not sure it was an ''LARP' per se. Apparently the girl was dressed as She-Ra. So it could just be for solo play in pretending to be the eponymous heroine.
Some fans have suggested it might have been Chili's sister too, but you'd think Chili would know if that were the case....
If so, there's no reason Chili's sister would have mentioned it to her. It was just a random event.
@@zoesumra9152 No, but I can't imagine there were a lot of little girls running around in full She-Ra cosplay.
If that were something Brandy was prone to doing, I feel Chili could connect the dots...
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Nana with the chancleta, lol Grandpa Bob was the best here, though.
I love the 80s
After witnessing what they did to bandit makes you wonder who the bad person is especially when they put their blame on him
Part 1 of Season 3 has finished. Stay tuned for the next batch of eps coming your way. 🤫
I think it does happen, regardless of it being chilly or not
I was born early 2000s
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For you
Wonder if cold war was happening 🤔
This would have been at the very end of the Cold War, based on the Bon Jovi tape (as another poster said). There's a famous Cold War nuclear fallout novel set in Australia, called On The Beach, in which Australia thought it might have escaped the worst of nuclear mutual destruction, but, no. Very no.
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