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This episode gave me all sorts of flashbacks to when I was struggling to do the most basic things as a neurodivergent kid. From catching a ball to holding a pencil to playing the flute, I was last in just about everything. But slowly, quietly, just like the pups in this episode, I made progress. Some stuff I didn't get the hang of, like riding a bike. Others I got somewhat okay at, like the flute. And others I thrived in to the point where it shaped my future, like art. It's a wonderful thing, growing and learning. 😊
I felt kind of like that when I was learning how to knit in a special education class. Bingo emulated my struggles and how I felt when I couldn't grasp how to actually do it.
This reminds me of like when I do test and I will get c and Ds or when we would have to do a pacer test test and what I can hold a plank for 10 minutes ripping out my hair and punching the brick walls it’s really close to home but luckily, I taught myself to play piano. Clarinet and flute
Same! On my end, I had the double whammy of Neurodivergent AND Disabled physically, so some things I just....Never was able to get the hang of, because my body just wouldn't allow it (For example, shoe tying)
ND here, I often got the "most improved" certificate, because I always worked it out in my own way at my own pace. I always lagged behind at the beginning but then would catch up and surprise everyone by the end without them even noticing.
We can actually see Bluey riding her bike in the very next episode "Bob Bilby". In my opinion a nice way to show, that she eventually succeeded, without giving the previous episode an ending that would feel rather cheap and would also take away from the message of the episode of persistence instead of just succeeding, I think. Also them leaving it vague allows the episode to end on a high note, instead of showing Bluey fail yet again, simple yet clever. It shows how much thought is put into the show. Or perhaps that I'm merely overthinking this.
You’re are totally not overthinking it because I remember looking at bob bilby footage for my woolcock park reference and I was really amazed that I never caught that she was riding her bike in this episode especially since it’s literally the very next one. I had a very similar thought process when I noticed this while editing
I think it should be mentioned that all of the kids figure out how to do the things they're struggling with in unconventional ways. Muffin lays on her back to get into the backpack, Bentley has to climb to reach the monkey bars, Bingo makes the bubbler squirt water everywhere so she can drink it off the sidewalk. None of these methods are reprimanded despite being not the "correct" way to do them, which is something a lot of kids have to face sadly. Very interesting to see the show tackle it this way and show kids that even if you don't do something the traditionally accepted way, the fact that you did it in the first place and didn't give up means a lot.
Very elegantly said buddy, I really love how you pointed this out, it’s a very excellent observation that is something we can all learn from. After reading this I wish I had gone more in depth on the unconventional nature of the way these tasks were handled besides mentioning that they tried another angle. Thanks for sharing this buddy 💙
I feel like it's also worth pointing out the line Bandit says at the end: "Nice work Bluey." Bluey hasn't succeeded in riding her bike yet, but Bandit says this line. He's proud of Bluey for trying again, even if she doesn't succeed right away. I feel like this compliments the season 3 episode Chest, where Chilli says: "Focus on their heads later. For now, just hearts." Bandit celebrates Bluey trying again because that's a very important aspect, maybe even more important than Bluey succeeding in riding her bike. And there's also how Bandit stops Bluey from helping Bingo with the drinking fountain. He's allowing Bingo the opportunity to find her own way to solve the problem so that the next time she needs a drink from the drinking fountain, she knows a way to be able to do so, rather than relying on someone to help her with the drinking fountain. This in a way could compliment the season 1 episode Hairdressers/Nits, where Chilli tells Bluey that talking for Bingo will not help her find her voice, so Bluey instead listens patiently to Bingo so that Bingo can find her voice, instead of relying on Bluey.
I've always loved muffin. Some people think she's obnoxious but to me she's the epitome of a toddler still learning how to process strong emotions. She has a good heart and may not show it "properly" but she seems fiercely loyal. Ex. When she's the granny on the scooter bartering for a higher amount 😅 and she's allowed to pick an item, goes with a tea towel so she can play with bluey and bingo
I had seen Bluey before, in the background, but this was the first episode that really caught my attention. All the emotional reactions of the little kids definitely resonate with my ADHD brain, because I've felt all those kinds of frustration at things just not working out like I'd hoped. But Muffin's rage-mode "This is UNACCEPTABLE!" has got to be my most relatable moment of the entire series to date.
As an adult who struggles with going up stairs, I've often felt that feeling of "something is wrong with me." There's a lot of shame attached to not being able to do the little things, but it helps to celebrate when you do accomplish something.
Bike is one of my favourite episodes of all Bluey. I can totally relate to it. I'm 26 and actually working on my last exam for my master degree in nuclear engineering. Don't know how many times i though "why can't i do it straight away?" during my academic journey, especially when confronting with other good students. I close the comment with a quote of one of my favourite fantasy character that I think pairs well with the episode: "There is no such thing as talent, only inspiration and ambition." By Scrooge McDuck.
Best of luck with your degree buddy, academics Are never easy especially in a field such as nuclear engineering. It’s so hard to not compare yourselves to others but it sounds like you are aware of yourself doing it which is important to be able to notice even if it doesn’t necessarily stop it haha, just that alone is a good sign of progress on yourself so use that knowledge to empower you. Excellent quote btw, best of luck again buddy, you’re gonna do great 💙
This episode was beyond masterful; the multiple perspective storytelling, the anthology within the three, the fact the three girls managed to achieve their purpose by creative problem-solving, Ode to Joy satisfactingly playing on the background, the fact Bandit tought his daughter to never give up without even standing (that requires some skill), the adorableness... Just EPIC
This episode reminded me of how many times I struggled with reading. I was frustrated because I wanted to read a book on my own without help. I remember my grandmother telling me that you can't do anything without practice. I wanted to read more advanced books and REFUSED to read books from my age group, yes I viewed certain books as not good enough for me. (Mouse and the Motorcycle was too easy)
This was the episode that absolutely sold me on Bluey. It reminded me of conversations I'd had with my boyfriend (now husband) when we were discussing our future and our apprehensions about having kids based on our childhood experiences. The importance of letting children learn by struggling through a task was something that hit home for both of us, as our respective sets of parents were sort of at opposite ends of the spectrum (mine were helicopters at times, and he was more of a latchkey kid). I grew up fearful of doing things on my own because I didn't often have the opportunity to learn via failure, and he was figuratively (and occasionally literally) thrown in the deep end to fend for himself with little encouragement. We now have a five-month-old son, and the messages in Bluey have been a real source of comfort and inspiration to us as we figure out this whole parenting thing. I'm elated to finally see this episode get the spotlight.
This episode is the one that made me fall in love with the series. It made me cry A LOT. I've been dealing with mental health issues and I was feeling like a total failure, and what this episode made me it's just... amazing. It gave me hope. So, thank you so much for talking about this episode. Happy belated birthday!!
This episode also makes me cry, it’s such a beautiful episode that teaches a message that has been taught in other series but done in an excellent way that makes it truly special
this was the first bluey episode where i was like. full on sobbing?? by the end?? without really knowing why lmao the show does such a good job putting you in the shoes of what these things feel like as a child, so things that are “not a big deal” as an adult still feel as important and emotional as they did when we were children
I completely agree with you, idk how they achieve it so consistently but they really do an excellent job in considering the children’s perspective and it really elevates the show to a different level
Just a FYI, song from 1:30 to 1:55 is The Good Part (Instrumentals) - AJR 1:04 onwards, quite fitting since the song talks about the desire to skip right to the 'good' part of life, and not do "all the bad" (learning, failing)
I've really enjoyed watching Bluey episode analysis videos. I was diagnosed as autistic at 9, and grew up with a...complicated home and school life. I had kids shows that made me feel better, sure, but I wish I'd had something like Bluey too. I hope we see the show tackle more serious topics, like kids in foster care or growing up with a chronically ill parent with the same nuance it's shown so far.
Wow, this gave me some serious reflection flashbacks. About 15 years ago I had dropped out of college and decided to try something different, truck driving. I went to a two week truck driving school and just barely managed to get my license. The whole time I was struggling with everything expected from me as a driver. The two places I struggled was in the inspection and in downshifting. A driver is required to inspect their truck every day before they get going and I needed to remember every part to point out to my examiner. The downshifting was because when I started most trucks were still manual stick shifts. I could double clutch when accelerating amazingly well, but working down the gears again to stop was incredibly difficult. Then after I managed to find a job there was a whole new series of learning challenges. Time management, distance calculations, map reading, and all this while still doing everything else I had learned. In my first few years of driving there were plenty of times I cried because it just seemed so unfair that I couldn't find my delivery location or traffic was backed up, throwing my whole schedule for the day into chaos.
This episode got me into Bluey. The lesson that failure is needed in order to succeed is always a great one to learn, but what got me is the idea that just because you have a different or unconventional way of doing things, doesn’t mean it’s wrong. Each of the kids has to think outside of the box to solve their problem and is never mocked by Bluey or Bandit, instead applauded. As a perfectionist, this hits home.
Well gosh that sounds like stuff I do occasionally, it’s hard to break free from that I know but sometimes you gotta let yourself breath and give another go at it. I know it’s easier said then done but try to give yourself motivators during this, I like to listen to music when working on tasks that are hard for me
I like the episode a lot! It was almost like I was there watching Bingo, Bentley, and Muffin go through the same struggles that had once. I still struggle with the monkey bars and I can relate to a lot of things of wishing “why can’t do it straight away?!”. I was rooting for the kids to get through their struggles; including Bluey at the end because I can also relate on the very last scene of this episode that I once struggled on riding my bike. My brother still has trouble with riding bikes and I can relate to him like how I feel as struggling when I was younger. I believe that there’s at least SOME type of struggle we go through wether is it’s something so simple like walking, putting on backpacks, and throwing things properly or something complex like solving a rubix cube, solving riddles, or climbing up trees. It’s a very good way to teach kids, teenagers, and maybe even adults how there’s times where we will struggle with something but there will always be a way to solve those issues if we could look in a different angle or think outside of the box. It’s a beautiful episode and I STILL love the editing you put in your videos! The AJR instrumental in the background really sets the mood right!
Haha I really love hearing people like the ajr stuff as much as I do. I how you feel buddy, all ages can relate to stuff like this and I really felt connected to characters on screen. But I will admit, I feel connected to all the characters in bluey, it’s just a super well written show it’s hard not too 😊
@@Pugly Thanks for replying. To me, the characters have so much personality that I sometimes mistakenly think that they are for real (life). They feel so generally real especially in the shorts like when Bingo is singing som songs or when Bandit is trying to start up his lawnmower and even Stripe’s interactions with Socks and Muffin feel so real!
I swear to God, every single analysis you do is so well, edited that it’s amazing, I hope that you never stop with this level equality no matter the subject and thank you for helping with kids that were in some cases are like me when I was young
BRUHH 😭 you just made my evening, thank you so much buddy for saying that. I spend a ton and I mean a TON of time editing. Every minute of a video can take upwards to an hour or more to do. My favorite thing to do is to help people so I appreciate you saying that last part, it’s why I love making these videos so much 💙
When Blue says "but that's easy" when talking about Muffin putting her backpack on, it hits me hard as I was diagnosed with dyslexia very late only being diagnosed at 18 with many people talking about things being easy when they weren't for me. Then seeing how Muffin finds a way that works for her rather than the "easy way" everyone else does it, makes me think of how I had to find so many different ways to make things work that would look strange/odd from anyone elses perspective. It just makes me well up seeing this being shown.
This episode is my favorite! I strunggle with mental health so it really helps me with failure. Bluey always helps me with low mental health and healing. 💙
This was the first Bluey episode I watched. Sometimes I watch cartoons alongside my brother. Usually they're all very simple and boring. But one day I watched this episode with him and I immediately knew there was something special about this show. It was very simple and yet very touching. That's why this episode has a special place for me. Your videos are awesome, I'm looking forward to future projects 💙
Why is pugly becoming my therapist 😂 Also this video brought me to tears when pugly said “Feeling how unfair it is to not be able to do something her piers can that’s out of her control” I’m struggling with that so much right now
This is one of my favorite episodes because I can relate to it. I’m currently learning how to skateboard, and watching the characters get upset in a variety of ways is how I felt when learning how to do the basic things. I wanted to quit. However, encouragement from other skaters and trying things a little differently kept my going. It felt so good when I landed my first Ollie or dropped in for the first time.
As someone who wasn't diagnosed with a learning disorder until I was in college, I know that frustration of wanting to do something everyone else sees as easy, but being unable to. I didn't feel like I could really progress until I understood what was wrong and how to fix it. Now that I know it's a learning disorder, I'm learning how to live with it and I try to not let it hold me back.
Amazing episode like always absolutely loved it!!! keep making more, it honestly makes my day, this show is very good when it comes to teaching us about real life, how to overcome problems, express emotions i love it!
Bingo's so cute when her ears flatten back. Her ears also flop around the most (e.g. when she's dancing) and it's a nice attention to detail since puppies have softer ears and weaker ear muscles.
I wish I had a show like this as a kid. My parents thought they could protect me from failure forever. At 24 after moving out on my own I'm having to learn all at once that things will be ok even if I fail painfully hard. I have learned; I don't need much heating in the winter, I don't have to wait until I feel 100% ready to be able to do things that are hard for me, I'll be ok even if I can't afford my favorite foods, that I can keep going even if my dream career gets smashed to pieces, and that even 1 good friend can make a world of difference. While my parents never taught me that failure is a valid option they taught me something far more important. How to hang on for dear life and never give up.
Bike is one of the only Bluey episodes i don't really like because of a simple personal experience : i can't bike. Despite my and my family's best efforts, i can't do it. It physically hurts to bike, and my anxiety is going through the roof every time i try to do it. Eventually, i simply came to hate biking. It's part of the reason why i don't like it. I feel it'd have been nice to have a lesson that says that, yeah, it's nice to try again and most of the time it'll work if you try hard enough, but sometimes things are just not meant to work out and you just need to accept this
I know how this feels. It took me a long time to get my GED, because I'm not naturally good at math. I practiced so hard after talking the first test, and I got the same exact score. It felt crushing. But I didn't give up, and eventually passed.
I know this is super unrelated but for my final in my ASL class I’m gonna be signing a childhood story. This video made me think of when I was a kid, and I learned to ride a bike. My dad tried to help, my mom tried to help, but I just couldn’t get it. They went inside to take a break and I tried the bike again, but I crashed into a tree. I got up and looked around, my legs and hands were all bloody and I was covered in dirt but I picked up the bike and looked around again. Nobody had seen it so I just went again and got it a few hours later. I remember before that, I felt so terrible because my neighbor friend, who was a year younger than me, claimed he’d learned to ride his bike when he was four (and my 8y/o brain believed him). I couldn’t stop thinking about how it was weird that he could do it but I couldn’t. And of course we all forgot about it the next day and my parents were proud of me for figuring it out on my own.
Wow buddy congratulations on doing asl, that is a skill a really would have loved to learned but my school never offered it. I think that story is really good especially because I remember believing every single thing my friends or family told me even if It was a obvious lie, small example; my sister made me believe she worked for a famous UA-cam even tho she was like 10 (it’s so ridiculous of a thought now lol) But mannn good on you for getting back up even after you were bloodied, I would have never even thought to have done that in my youth but I really love that you had the strength to get back up. Best of luck with your asl classes buddy
@@Pugly I actually talked to my mom about this after, she said I came into the house after I put my bike away and only I cried when I realized she saw me and I told her what happened 😂 and thank you! Asl is a lot harder than any other language classes I’ve taken, especially since it’s a pretty difficult class to take notes in lol. Honestly if you can find a teacher take the opportunity because I’m not sure if I’m gonna be able to take another semester since my teacher is retiring. It’s a difficult course to find a teacher for but I definitely recommend taking the opportunity if it comes!
your videos like bluey inspires me everyday they are really helpful and i am really grateful for the amazing work and effort you put into your videos keep going and will definitely look out for your upcoming videos and happy birthday for the best bluey youtuber
Thank you so so much buddy, it means the world to hear my videos are inspiring you. And I really appreciate you saying you love the effort I put into these because gosh I spend a ton of nights editing when I should be sleeping lol 💙 (Also love the naoto profile pic, persona 4 is THE GOAT!!)
@@Pugly we really are grateful to have an amazing guy like you in the community who does nothing but helps and entertain us with amazing vids that combined with the really emotional music and you great way of talking makes most of us shed a tear you do nothing but make our days better and yes persona 4 is the best and naoto is the best
gosh. Im never gonna watch this because... well its a kids show... But if I have kids one day, I think ill keep this little Australian cartoon in mind. A lot of great work and passion clearly went into it.
Haha that’s great to hear buddy; maybe someday you’ll try it yourself, the creators said when making this show they wanted it to be for all age demographics so if you do choose to watch it you’ll be surprised with what it has to offer. Lots of deeper dialogues such as death, infertility, miscarriages, neurodivergence, and many more. I think you’d love it and even if you don’t then I hope your kid loves it
The hardest task adults are facing with children growing frustrated over failure to a point where they want to give up is remembering: We had to learn it ourselves. It is easy in hindsight but never beforehand. I work in a daycare with toddlers and though one might think it ghets easier to remember - it doesn't.
I use premiere pro, I really appreciate you saying my videos are smooth because I spend many many many hours editing, sometimes just one minute of a video takes an hour so when a video gets to be around 20 minutes long you can imagine how many hours in total it takes haha. Thanks again buddy, made me feel super good 😊
I want to ask, is the VPN shown here good? I would like to get a VPN, but so many are out there, and I don't want to waste money on a bad VPN, or try a free one and it being even worst too, I just want a good and safe VPN, as I hate geo-blocking, and want to be able to watch Bluey and other shows with out having to wait for them to show up on Disney+ or be censored or not even appear for whatever reason
I’ll be honest I’ve tried free vpn and I can never find one that is free and does Australia servers. Now my needs for a vpn are very basic to be frank, I just want to watch bluey, I don’t think about the other perks of it, so I always try to go for the cheapest option. Atlas as far as I’m aware is the cheapest one as well as being simple to use, just a button press and it’s doing its job ya know lol. I’ve heard people having problems with the mobile version of atlas vpn but for me as someone who uses the computer version I’ve never had a problem. If you do decide to get it I would really consider watching Aussie girls video on how to use a vpn on the abc website because she explains the account setup you need to do for the website and that is a little specific haha. Best of luck buddy :)
Here are three steps to overcome failure and succeed: Step One: Figure out what emotions is holding you back from achieving something (like sadness, anger, upset, frustration or rage) after you keep failing at the task that you are trying to accomplish. Step Two: Calm yourself down by trying to compose yourself through asking these questions: "How can I do the task differently?", "Are there any ways that I can do the task?" or "Is there some quality I see in myself that others don't have?" Step Three: Once you figure out a solution to the problem, try again and you finally succeed after many attempts and fails!
Holy shit dude, how are you only 25 and this level, congrats on successful emotional maturity development or something, i wish i had a fraction of your chill XD
I deeply relate to Blueys struggle, but unfortunately I have a disability that makes it impossible for me to ride a bike because of the fact it deals with balance.
Haha thanks buddy, I’m actually looking forward to covering as many episodes as possible in this format. I feel like some episodes are easier than others to cover like this but of course I’ll worry about that later haha 😁
The only thing(s) that I dislike about this episode is how Bandit and Bluey occasionally giggle or even straight up laugh at Muffin. Now, I understand her dizziness might’ve been a little funny, in an endearing way, so although I don’t necessarily like or agree with it, it’s more understandable, and I can let it slide. But Bandit subtly laughing at her inability to get the bag on isn’t OK, and what’s especially not OK is Bluey and Bandit both laughing at Muffin’s meltdown. The kid was in pain, and neither of them stopped to comfort her or showed any empathy toward her pain. It’s still a good episode, but I don’t like the laughing.
26 and the growing pains are ever-growing but all these characters give me a sense of inspiration, hope, and solidarity that I'll overcome the situations I'm going through 🩷 thanks Bluey
This episode was beyond masterful; the multiple perspective storytelling, the anthology within the three, the fact the three girls managed to achieve their purpose by creative problem-solving, Ode to Joy satisfactingly playing on the background, the fact Bandit tought his daughter to never give up without even standing (that requires some skill), the adorableness... Just EPIC
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Thought it was about time for me to fully show my appreciation for this episode since it’s one of the first episodes in the series that is truly emotionally impactful and is a prime example on Joff’s musical mastery as the composer for bluey. I hope y’all enjoy buddies
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Thank you for introducing me to this show. I'd not even have given it a chance otherwise.
Yoda is wrong, trying is doing something.
This episode gave me all sorts of flashbacks to when I was struggling to do the most basic things as a neurodivergent kid. From catching a ball to holding a pencil to playing the flute, I was last in just about everything. But slowly, quietly, just like the pups in this episode, I made progress. Some stuff I didn't get the hang of, like riding a bike. Others I got somewhat okay at, like the flute. And others I thrived in to the point where it shaped my future, like art. It's a wonderful thing, growing and learning. 😊
I felt kind of like that when I was learning how to knit in a special education class. Bingo emulated my struggles and how I felt when I couldn't grasp how to actually do it.
This reminds me of like when I do test and I will get c and Ds or when we would have to do a pacer test test and what I can hold a plank for 10 minutes ripping out my hair and punching the brick walls it’s really close to home but luckily, I taught myself to play piano. Clarinet and flute
Respect 🫡🫶🏽 as a person with adhd I can relate, and now I’m like a genius everyone comes with problems too cuz I’m so reliable ☝🏽🫶🏽🤌🏽
Same! On my end, I had the double whammy of Neurodivergent AND Disabled physically, so some things I just....Never was able to get the hang of, because my body just wouldn't allow it (For example, shoe tying)
ND here, I often got the "most improved" certificate, because I always worked it out in my own way at my own pace. I always lagged behind at the beginning but then would catch up and surprise everyone by the end without them even noticing.
We can actually see Bluey riding her bike in the very next episode "Bob Bilby". In my opinion a nice way to show, that she eventually succeeded, without giving the previous episode an ending that would feel rather cheap and would also take away from the message of the episode of persistence instead of just succeeding, I think. Also them leaving it vague allows the episode to end on a high note, instead of showing Bluey fail yet again, simple yet clever. It shows how much thought is put into the show. Or perhaps that I'm merely overthinking this.
You’re are totally not overthinking it because I remember looking at bob bilby footage for my woolcock park reference and I was really amazed that I never caught that she was riding her bike in this episode especially since it’s literally the very next one. I had a very similar thought process when I noticed this while editing
@@Pugly :D
I think it should be mentioned that all of the kids figure out how to do the things they're struggling with in unconventional ways. Muffin lays on her back to get into the backpack, Bentley has to climb to reach the monkey bars, Bingo makes the bubbler squirt water everywhere so she can drink it off the sidewalk. None of these methods are reprimanded despite being not the "correct" way to do them, which is something a lot of kids have to face sadly. Very interesting to see the show tackle it this way and show kids that even if you don't do something the traditionally accepted way, the fact that you did it in the first place and didn't give up means a lot.
Very elegantly said buddy, I really love how you pointed this out, it’s a very excellent observation that is something we can all learn from. After reading this I wish I had gone more in depth on the unconventional nature of the way these tasks were handled besides mentioning that they tried another angle. Thanks for sharing this buddy 💙
Sometimes people, especially teachers fail to see that we each have our way we are best at of doing certain things
I feel like it's also worth pointing out the line Bandit says at the end: "Nice work Bluey." Bluey hasn't succeeded in riding her bike yet, but Bandit says this line. He's proud of Bluey for trying again, even if she doesn't succeed right away.
I feel like this compliments the season 3 episode Chest, where Chilli says: "Focus on their heads later. For now, just hearts." Bandit celebrates Bluey trying again because that's a very important aspect, maybe even more important than Bluey succeeding in riding her bike.
And there's also how Bandit stops Bluey from helping Bingo with the drinking fountain. He's allowing Bingo the opportunity to find her own way to solve the problem so that the next time she needs a drink from the drinking fountain, she knows a way to be able to do so, rather than relying on someone to help her with the drinking fountain.
This in a way could compliment the season 1 episode Hairdressers/Nits, where Chilli tells Bluey that talking for Bingo will not help her find her voice, so Bluey instead listens patiently to Bingo so that Bingo can find her voice, instead of relying on Bluey.
Wow that was beautifully said buddy 😊
Makes me wish I capitalized on that line in my video haha
I've always loved muffin. Some people think she's obnoxious but to me she's the epitome of a toddler still learning how to process strong emotions. She has a good heart and may not show it "properly" but she seems fiercely loyal. Ex. When she's the granny on the scooter bartering for a higher amount 😅 and she's allowed to pick an item, goes with a tea towel so she can play with bluey and bingo
I had seen Bluey before, in the background, but this was the first episode that really caught my attention.
All the emotional reactions of the little kids definitely resonate with my ADHD brain, because I've felt all those kinds of frustration at things just not working out like I'd hoped.
But Muffin's rage-mode "This is UNACCEPTABLE!" has got to be my most relatable moment of the entire series to date.
My reaction to Muffin's meltdown: that's a very big word for a kid her age.
Gigachad dad Bandit letting Bingo revel in her victory even though she's drinking floor water.
As an adult who struggles with going up stairs, I've often felt that feeling of "something is wrong with me." There's a lot of shame attached to not being able to do the little things, but it helps to celebrate when you do accomplish something.
Bike is one of my favourite episodes of all Bluey. I can totally relate to it.
I'm 26 and actually working on my last exam for my master degree in nuclear engineering. Don't know how many times i though "why can't i do it straight away?" during my academic journey, especially when confronting with other good students.
I close the comment with a quote of one of my favourite fantasy character that I think pairs well with the episode:
"There is no such thing as talent, only inspiration and ambition." By Scrooge McDuck.
Best of luck with your degree buddy, academics Are never easy especially in a field such as nuclear engineering. It’s so hard to not compare yourselves to others but it sounds like you are aware of yourself doing it which is important to be able to notice even if it doesn’t necessarily stop it haha, just that alone is a good sign of progress on yourself so use that knowledge to empower you. Excellent quote btw, best of luck again buddy, you’re gonna do great 💙
Thanks for the kind words@@Pugly.
The quality of your videos has increased a lot in the last months. Keep it going!
Thank you buddy, that means a lot to me 🥰
This episode was beyond masterful; the multiple perspective storytelling, the anthology within the three, the fact the three girls managed to achieve their purpose by creative problem-solving, Ode to Joy satisfactingly playing on the background, the fact Bandit tought his daughter to never give up without even standing (that requires some skill), the adorableness... Just EPIC
Some, if not most parents would have gone the helicopter route. Not Bandit-he shows the merits of passive parenting.
This episode reminded me of how many times I struggled with reading. I was frustrated because I wanted to read a book on my own without help. I remember my grandmother telling me that you can't do anything without practice. I wanted to read more advanced books and REFUSED to read books from my age group, yes I viewed certain books as not good enough for me. (Mouse and the Motorcycle was too easy)
This was the episode that absolutely sold me on Bluey. It reminded me of conversations I'd had with my boyfriend (now husband) when we were discussing our future and our apprehensions about having kids based on our childhood experiences. The importance of letting children learn by struggling through a task was something that hit home for both of us, as our respective sets of parents were sort of at opposite ends of the spectrum (mine were helicopters at times, and he was more of a latchkey kid). I grew up fearful of doing things on my own because I didn't often have the opportunity to learn via failure, and he was figuratively (and occasionally literally) thrown in the deep end to fend for himself with little encouragement. We now have a five-month-old son, and the messages in Bluey have been a real source of comfort and inspiration to us as we figure out this whole parenting thing. I'm elated to finally see this episode get the spotlight.
There's a reason why the Heeler folks are so highly rated as cartoon parents.
This episode is the one that made me fall in love with the series. It made me cry A LOT.
I've been dealing with mental health issues and I was feeling like a total failure, and what this episode made me it's just... amazing. It gave me hope. So, thank you so much for talking about this episode.
Happy belated birthday!!
This episode also makes me cry, it’s such a beautiful episode that teaches a message that has been taught in other series but done in an excellent way that makes it truly special
this was the first bluey episode where i was like. full on sobbing?? by the end?? without really knowing why lmao
the show does such a good job putting you in the shoes of what these things feel like as a child, so things that are “not a big deal” as an adult still feel as important and emotional as they did when we were children
I completely agree with you, idk how they achieve it so consistently but they really do an excellent job in considering the children’s perspective and it really elevates the show to a different level
As someone who has experienced failure almost my entire life. This warms my heart a little
Just a FYI, song from 1:30 to 1:55 is The Good Part (Instrumentals) - AJR 1:04 onwards, quite fitting since the song talks about the desire to skip right to the 'good' part of life, and not do "all the bad" (learning, failing)
I've really enjoyed watching Bluey episode analysis videos. I was diagnosed as autistic at 9, and grew up with a...complicated home and school life. I had kids shows that made me feel better, sure, but I wish I'd had something like Bluey too. I hope we see the show tackle more serious topics, like kids in foster care or growing up with a chronically ill parent with the same nuance it's shown so far.
Wow, this gave me some serious reflection flashbacks. About 15 years ago I had dropped out of college and decided to try something different, truck driving. I went to a two week truck driving school and just barely managed to get my license. The whole time I was struggling with everything expected from me as a driver. The two places I struggled was in the inspection and in downshifting. A driver is required to inspect their truck every day before they get going and I needed to remember every part to point out to my examiner. The downshifting was because when I started most trucks were still manual stick shifts. I could double clutch when accelerating amazingly well, but working down the gears again to stop was incredibly difficult. Then after I managed to find a job there was a whole new series of learning challenges. Time management, distance calculations, map reading, and all this while still doing everything else I had learned. In my first few years of driving there were plenty of times I cried because it just seemed so unfair that I couldn't find my delivery location or traffic was backed up, throwing my whole schedule for the day into chaos.
This episode got me into Bluey. The lesson that failure is needed in order to succeed is always a great one to learn, but what got me is the idea that just because you have a different or unconventional way of doing things, doesn’t mean it’s wrong. Each of the kids has to think outside of the box to solve their problem and is never mocked by Bluey or Bandit, instead applauded. As a perfectionist, this hits home.
Whenever I fail something, I regret even trying and give up entirely, then blame myself, which totally is not ruining everything I used to love doing
Well gosh that sounds like stuff I do occasionally, it’s hard to break free from that I know but sometimes you gotta let yourself breath and give another go at it. I know it’s easier said then done but try to give yourself motivators during this, I like to listen to music when working on tasks that are hard for me
this episode is very special to me, especially the part where music plays while each character manages to complete their objective.
I like the episode a lot! It was almost like I was there watching Bingo, Bentley, and Muffin go through the same struggles that had once. I still struggle with the monkey bars and I can relate to a lot of things of wishing “why can’t do it straight away?!”. I was rooting for the kids to get through their struggles; including Bluey at the end because I can also relate on the very last scene of this episode that I once struggled on riding my bike. My brother still has trouble with riding bikes and I can relate to him like how I feel as struggling when I was younger. I believe that there’s at least SOME type of struggle we go through wether is it’s something so simple like walking, putting on backpacks, and throwing things properly or something complex like solving a rubix cube, solving riddles, or climbing up trees. It’s a very good way to teach kids, teenagers, and maybe even adults how there’s times where we will struggle with something but there will always be a way to solve those issues if we could look in a different angle or think outside of the box. It’s a beautiful episode and I STILL love the editing you put in your videos! The AJR instrumental in the background really sets the mood right!
Haha I really love hearing people like the ajr stuff as much as I do. I how you feel buddy, all ages can relate to stuff like this and I really felt connected to characters on screen. But I will admit, I feel connected to all the characters in bluey, it’s just a super well written show it’s hard not too 😊
@@Pugly Thanks for replying. To me, the characters have so much personality that I sometimes mistakenly think that they are for real (life). They feel so generally real especially in the shorts like when Bingo is singing som songs or when Bandit is trying to start up his lawnmower and even Stripe’s interactions with Socks and Muffin feel so real!
I swear to God, every single analysis you do is so well, edited that it’s amazing, I hope that you never stop with this level equality no matter the subject and thank you for helping with kids that were in some cases are like me when I was young
BRUHH 😭 you just made my evening, thank you so much buddy for saying that. I spend a ton and I mean a TON of time editing. Every minute of a video can take upwards to an hour or more to do. My favorite thing to do is to help people so I appreciate you saying that last part, it’s why I love making these videos so much 💙
@@Pugly every second is a literal banger, it’s like watching an official documentary or something!
You’re too much 🥰, thank you very much buddy
That moment when you realize an animated dog handles failure better than you do.
NGL, this show makes me emotional and I'm 47.
When Blue says "but that's easy" when talking about Muffin putting her backpack on, it hits me hard as I was diagnosed with dyslexia very late only being diagnosed at 18 with many people talking about things being easy when they weren't for me. Then seeing how Muffin finds a way that works for her rather than the "easy way" everyone else does it, makes me think of how I had to find so many different ways to make things work that would look strange/odd from anyone elses perspective. It just makes me well up seeing this being shown.
This episode is my favorite! I strunggle with mental health so it really helps me with failure. Bluey always helps me with low mental health and healing. 💙
This was the first Bluey episode I watched. Sometimes I watch cartoons alongside my brother. Usually they're all very simple and boring. But one day I watched this episode with him and I immediately knew there was something special about this show. It was very simple and yet very touching. That's why this episode has a special place for me. Your videos are awesome, I'm looking forward to future projects 💙
Why is pugly becoming my therapist 😂
Also this video brought me to tears when pugly said “Feeling how unfair it is to not be able to do something her piers can that’s out of her control”
I’m struggling with that so much right now
I actually started this episode after I failed my first driving test. It helped so much.
This is one of my favorite episodes because I can relate to it. I’m currently learning how to skateboard, and watching the characters get upset in a variety of ways is how I felt when learning how to do the basic things. I wanted to quit. However, encouragement from other skaters and trying things a little differently kept my going. It felt so good when I landed my first Ollie or dropped in for the first time.
As someone who wasn't diagnosed with a learning disorder until I was in college, I know that frustration of wanting to do something everyone else sees as easy, but being unable to.
I didn't feel like I could really progress until I understood what was wrong and how to fix it. Now that I know it's a learning disorder, I'm learning how to live with it and I try to not let it hold me back.
I'm so glad you're channel has been blowing up. A Bluey UA-cam universe is awesome!
As soon as I got the notification, i instantly got here. Time to watch it now
Amazing episode like always absolutely loved it!!! keep making more, it honestly makes my day, this show is very good when it comes to teaching us about real life, how to overcome problems, express emotions i love it!
Bingo's so cute when her ears flatten back.
Her ears also flop around the most (e.g. when she's dancing) and it's a nice attention to detail since puppies have softer ears and weaker ear muscles.
I wish I had a show like this as a kid. My parents thought they could protect me from failure forever. At 24 after moving out on my own I'm having to learn all at once that things will be ok even if I fail painfully hard. I have learned; I don't need much heating in the winter, I don't have to wait until I feel 100% ready to be able to do things that are hard for me, I'll be ok even if I can't afford my favorite foods, that I can keep going even if my dream career gets smashed to pieces, and that even 1 good friend can make a world of difference.
While my parents never taught me that failure is a valid option they taught me something far more important.
How to hang on for dear life and never give up.
Love how Bandit is so enthusiastic about these little victories of the different puppies, when a lot of adults might not really notice.
Come Hang Out and The Good Part~ Nice choice! This analysis was amazing as always-! Can’t wait for the next one! ❤
Bike is one of the only Bluey episodes i don't really like because of a simple personal experience : i can't bike. Despite my and my family's best efforts, i can't do it. It physically hurts to bike, and my anxiety is going through the roof every time i try to do it. Eventually, i simply came to hate biking. It's part of the reason why i don't like it. I feel it'd have been nice to have a lesson that says that, yeah, it's nice to try again and most of the time it'll work if you try hard enough, but sometimes things are just not meant to work out and you just need to accept this
Yeah, my sister couldn't do it either on account of her having tilted hips.
This episode is amazing
I'm so happy someone made a video about this episode! It's one of my favorites, makes me feel nostalgic to when I was little
I know how this feels. It took me a long time to get my GED, because I'm not naturally good at math. I practiced so hard after talking the first test, and I got the same exact score. It felt crushing. But I didn't give up, and eventually passed.
amazing vid as always. i also think this episode was always kinda overlooked and underrated, it’s one of the best episodes
I know this is super unrelated but for my final in my ASL class I’m gonna be signing a childhood story. This video made me think of when I was a kid, and I learned to ride a bike. My dad tried to help, my mom tried to help, but I just couldn’t get it. They went inside to take a break and I tried the bike again, but I crashed into a tree. I got up and looked around, my legs and hands were all bloody and I was covered in dirt but I picked up the bike and looked around again. Nobody had seen it so I just went again and got it a few hours later. I remember before that, I felt so terrible because my neighbor friend, who was a year younger than me, claimed he’d learned to ride his bike when he was four (and my 8y/o brain believed him). I couldn’t stop thinking about how it was weird that he could do it but I couldn’t. And of course we all forgot about it the next day and my parents were proud of me for figuring it out on my own.
Wow buddy congratulations on doing asl, that is a skill a really would have loved to learned but my school never offered it. I think that story is really good especially because I remember believing every single thing my friends or family told me even if It was a obvious lie, small example; my sister made me believe she worked for a famous UA-cam even tho she was like 10 (it’s so ridiculous of a thought now lol)
But mannn good on you for getting back up even after you were bloodied, I would have never even thought to have done that in my youth but I really love that you had the strength to get back up. Best of luck with your asl classes buddy
@@Pugly I actually talked to my mom about this after, she said I came into the house after I put my bike away and only I cried when I realized she saw me and I told her what happened 😂 and thank you! Asl is a lot harder than any other language classes I’ve taken, especially since it’s a pretty difficult class to take notes in lol. Honestly if you can find a teacher take the opportunity because I’m not sure if I’m gonna be able to take another semester since my teacher is retiring. It’s a difficult course to find a teacher for but I definitely recommend taking the opportunity if it comes!
I was so unexpectedly touched by Bike. I legit teared up and cheered.
Pugly videos make my day just a bit better ngl and im thankful for that
Buddy you’re the best, thank you for saying that, just made my night
Rewatching because I need the message again. Thank you!
your videos like bluey inspires me everyday they are really helpful and i am really grateful for the amazing work and effort you put into your videos
keep going and will definitely look out for your upcoming videos
and happy birthday for the best bluey youtuber
Thank you so so much buddy, it means the world to hear my videos are inspiring you. And I really appreciate you saying you love the effort I put into these because gosh I spend a ton of nights editing when I should be sleeping lol 💙
(Also love the naoto profile pic, persona 4 is THE GOAT!!)
@@Pugly we really are grateful to have an amazing guy like you in the community who does nothing but helps and entertain us with amazing vids that combined with the really emotional music and you great way of talking makes most of us shed a tear you do nothing but make our days better
and yes persona 4 is the best and naoto is the best
Watching this brings me to tears-
"do or do not...there is no try"
The late master yoda
I LOVE this episode! It's one of my faves! I can watch it back to back no problem! lol.
That episode was the most beautiful because it teaches kids to never give up.
I was really struggling whith my physics bachelor thesis and this episode motivated me to continue trying.
This episode gave me second thoughts about giving up on pony riding training
god i love these cartoon dogs
i love your content so much but I LOVE THAT YOU ALWAYS USE AJR SONG INSTRUMENTALS AAAA I LOVE AJR LMAO
This is a top tier episode. The payoff is just incredible!
1:10 is that AJR’s COME HANG OUT & THE GOOD PART?!
“I’d like to get down, now.”
gosh. Im never gonna watch this because... well its a kids show...
But if I have kids one day, I think ill keep this little Australian cartoon in mind. A lot of great work and passion clearly went into it.
Haha that’s great to hear buddy; maybe someday you’ll try it yourself, the creators said when making this show they wanted it to be for all age demographics so if you do choose to watch it you’ll be surprised with what it has to offer. Lots of deeper dialogues such as death, infertility, miscarriages, neurodivergence, and many more. I think you’d love it and even if you don’t then I hope your kid loves it
say... What ever happened to Pink Poodle? Why is she only a memory? Just a neighborhood mom that turned out to live far away?
fantastic use of Good Part by AJR btw.
Even a episode as wholesome as this, it didnt help my driving-phobia lol
The hardest task adults are facing with children growing frustrated over failure to a point where they want to give up is remembering: We had to learn it ourselves. It is easy in hindsight but never beforehand.
I work in a daycare with toddlers and though one might think it ghets easier to remember - it doesn't.
this is beautiful, what video editing software do you use?? your videos are very smooth
I use premiere pro, I really appreciate you saying my videos are smooth because I spend many many many hours editing, sometimes just one minute of a video takes an hour so when a video gets to be around 20 minutes long you can imagine how many hours in total it takes haha. Thanks again buddy, made me feel super good 😊
Another great video!
I love this video
The ending for this episode reminds me of the song “Chiquitita” from ABBA
so cool great mate
Happy late birthday! Id love a pug OC of my own. I just gotta figure it out. :03
Happy (very) late birthday!
Also a small lesson of Don't Be Bean Dad or your kid will lick the ground
it does actually bother me that he doesn't stop her. I rarely watch this episode because it bothers me so much
I want to ask, is the VPN shown here good? I would like to get a VPN, but so many are out there, and I don't want to waste money on a bad VPN, or try a free one and it being even worst too, I just want a good and safe VPN, as I hate geo-blocking, and want to be able to watch Bluey and other shows with out having to wait for them to show up on Disney+ or be censored or not even appear for whatever reason
I’ll be honest I’ve tried free vpn and I can never find one that is free and does Australia servers. Now my needs for a vpn are very basic to be frank, I just want to watch bluey, I don’t think about the other perks of it, so I always try to go for the cheapest option. Atlas as far as I’m aware is the cheapest one as well as being simple to use, just a button press and it’s doing its job ya know lol. I’ve heard people having problems with the mobile version of atlas vpn but for me as someone who uses the computer version I’ve never had a problem. If you do decide to get it I would really consider watching Aussie girls video on how to use a vpn on the abc website because she explains the account setup you need to do for the website and that is a little specific haha. Best of luck buddy :)
Here are three steps to overcome failure and succeed:
Step One: Figure out what emotions is holding you back from achieving something (like sadness, anger, upset, frustration or rage) after you keep failing at the task that you are trying to accomplish.
Step Two: Calm yourself down by trying to compose yourself through asking these questions: "How can I do the task differently?", "Are there any ways that I can do the task?" or "Is there some quality I see in myself that others don't have?"
Step Three: Once you figure out a solution to the problem, try again and you finally succeed after many attempts and fails!
Loved this episode ❤
Holy shit dude, how are you only 25 and this level, congrats on successful emotional maturity development or something, i wish i had a fraction of your chill XD
What's the music that you substituted for "Ode to Joy" in the introduction?
im sobbing
Muffin scares me..
"I'd like to get down now."
I deeply relate to Blueys struggle, but unfortunately I have a disability that makes it impossible for me to ride a bike because of the fact it deals with balance.
Don’t worry I understand! My balance is messed up due to a disability as well so I can’t ride a bike either
You could do these for every episode and I'd watch them all
Haha thanks buddy, I’m actually looking forward to covering as many episodes as possible in this format. I feel like some episodes are easier than others to cover like this but of course I’ll worry about that later haha 😁
The only thing(s) that I dislike about this episode is how Bandit and Bluey occasionally giggle or even straight up laugh at Muffin. Now, I understand her dizziness might’ve been a little funny, in an endearing way, so although I don’t necessarily like or agree with it, it’s more understandable, and I can let it slide. But Bandit subtly laughing at her inability to get the bag on isn’t OK, and what’s especially not OK is Bluey and Bandit both laughing at Muffin’s meltdown. The kid was in pain, and neither of them stopped to comfort her or showed any empathy toward her pain. It’s still a good episode, but I don’t like the laughing.
This video clearly shows that people have hard times but keep trying
Commenting for the algraitham!
Thanks buddy
....I'd like to make a simpsons reference now
Faries uses a classical piece too
Y dose bandit sound like shrek here 0-0 0:23
I found the other new Bluey episodes on a pirate site without a VPN. >_< I’m a pirate. I’m sorry.
That’s okay, look out for big daddy whales tho 😉
This episode is nice, but it didn't make me get emotional.
That’s okay haha, its not an episode that everyone gets emotional too
I was able to watch granny mobile in New Zealand on TVNZ+
26 and the growing pains are ever-growing but all these characters give me a sense of inspiration, hope, and solidarity that I'll overcome the situations I'm going through 🩷 thanks Bluey
This episode was beyond masterful; the multiple perspective storytelling, the anthology within the three, the fact the three girls managed to achieve their purpose by creative problem-solving, Ode to Joy satisfactingly playing on the background, the fact Bandit tought his daughter to never give up without even standing (that requires some skill), the adorableness... Just EPIC