One of the first eps I saw was Shadow Lands, and that was just such a great way to kick things off. I loved the message of “the rules are there to make it fun!” Every other show on the planet is always like “rules are for breaking!”
Ok watching Fruit Bat. Bingo using the potty before bed and calling it a "tactical wee" made me laugh. Hearing a kid say that is hilarious and adorable. edit: Again the brilliant realistic moments are hilarious. Watching Horsey Rides. The mom leave and Banjo suggests to the girls "how about we all sit on the couch and watch cricket?" The girls shout no they want horsey rides. Uncle Stripe just goes "Well we gave it a shot."
Ok this show can be so charming and really tell a cute story and make it all work. Watched Calypso. It is Bingo's teacher and letting the kids play. Each eventually involved others. One pup doesn't want to do anything so he sits on the carpet. One girl wants a gnome, but the teacher has her make better village for it first. Bingo has a fish and chips shop, but no fish. Three girls are playing moms, but space is dmall and one wants to move out. Teacher suggests they eat at the fish place. Next dog is building a house. Teacher suggest he rent part out to the girl. Bingo gives girl a job at F&C shop to earn money for room. Three dogs play roman soldiers and need to protect the village. Village girl builds huge village. Meanwhile F&C girl carries 6 pillow bags of chips to the soldiers, but is heading towards the village. Soldiers run in and hold shields up and protect the village. Teach sits down and first boy now has a stick and is "fishing" Teacher says if he catches anything there is a girl he want him to meet (Bingo). The play interaction is very cute and great how the teacher let the kids play their individual games, but also steered it to playing together. That was very well done. This series continues to be beautiful.
Ok just watched the episode Bumpy and the Wolfhound. Again so cute and hilarious. I lost it at the bit about 1 minute in where Spot stops and squats and you get the "Hurgh" of her pooping as the camera pans past her. God bits like this make the show so hilarious.
This show is contagious and leads you to ask dumb question to every Blue Heeler you meet. "For the last time, my name isn't "Bluey! Why does everyone keep asking that!??!"
