The writers of the show said that Jean-Luc learned English in the intervening years because if he ever saw Bluey again, he wanted to be able to say “hello” and actually talk to her. So sweet. ❤️
European here. The camping episode brought so many memories from my childhood. We would go camping and at the campsite would be so many kids from different countries and we could not understand each other at all, but played together for days. ❤
That sinister look Adam gave the camera when Jay mentioned James doesn't have a noisy toy 😂. He was actively doing the math on how long until Christmas 😅
@@i_think_i_am_lost I'm not sure if he was actually making those noises or we just see him through the lens of Bluey and Jean-Luc's game so they are imagining the appropriate sounds.
@@foulrot I can’t wait for them to watch Army. But I’m a sucker for Rusty, too. The Jack and Rusty team is probably the one I would have tagged along with if I was a classmate, they play the kind of games I would have found most interesting. Mainly because all I wanted as a little girl was to grub around in the grass and climb trees which I imagine they do a lot 😂
there's hints through out the show that Bluey might have a learning disablity, most often theories are either ADHD or autism. The creators like keeping that stuff vague though so that mulitple kids can find Bluey relatable
I think its a little of both cause when i watch bluey i relate to her so much when i was her age i was TERRIFIED OF MOVIES cause of the noise and also was easily distracted
'You've got something going on with your head. And your body. It's basically your head and your body. But don't worry, this won't hold you back. Do you know why? Cause your mum and I are behind you all the way. Cause we're a family, and you mean the world to us.' ❤
I don't know about Bluey being meant to have ADHD, because the show later goes out of its way to introduce a character who it's made explicitly clear has ADHD and then directly addresses his struggles.
@@MikeJF85adhd presents itself in many different ways, and fun fact girls are less likely to be diagnosed with adhd bc a lot of doctors tend to think of adhd as just “that think that hyperactive boys have”
Fun fact! France has regulations for naming dogs to help officials keep track of dogs and prevent inbreeding. The rules include the following: Year: The name must start with the letter of the alphabet for the year the dog was born, followed by the kennel name. The alphabet skips the letters K, Q, W, X, Y, and Z, and starts over with A every 20 years. For example, in 2020, the letter was R. Registration date: Since 1926, the date of registration has also determined the name. Purebreds: All purebreds registered in a given year must have names starting with the same letter. The rules are intended to identify the year the dog was born, identify the kennel that produced the dog, respect European traditions, and respect the common practice of including the breeder's kennel name in the dog's registered name. If we're going under the assumption that the Bluey-verse follows the same customs; The episode aired in 2019. Bluey was six at the time, rewind six years from 2019 and we can guess she was born in 2013. The letter for that year was I with J following in 2014. So, Jean Luc may be a year younger than Bluey.
What a fun bunch of episodes. Camping is in my favourites. My very rusty high school French was enough to understand Jean-Luc. Hearing him say "No, not tomorrow morning. Goodbye Bluey" looking sad, while she doesn't understand that he won't be around anymore, really got me. And then finishing it off with that fast forward with an off-cam Muffin. And Jean-Luc saying "Hello Bluey" which means he probably knows English now and they can talk. So good! That being said, I'm 100% with Adam, not a fan of camping. Uncomfortable, scary noises, weird smells. Nature is awesome but I like to go back to a hotel in the evening. Also Winton is the best. He's so precious!!
The piano toy that plays purple monkey in the bubblegum tree was my sons favorite. I was devastated when we gifted it to a friend. My sons about to be 3 and creating a big boy room for him was been so hard yet to rewarding. Thank you Adam and Jay for these videos. 😊
I feel like Calypso missed an opportunity to turn "Mums and Dads" into a teaching moment. Kids tend to assume that every family functions the same as their own until they find out otherwise, and that was a good chance for Indie and Rusty to learn that in some families the mother goes to work, in other families the father goes to work, and in some families both parents work. "Camping" is one of my favorite episodes of the entire show. I love how Bluey and Jean-Luc work around the language barrier to become friends without needing words. I also love the flash forward at the end. And the message about people coming in and out of our lives is difficult but powerful.
That was the teaching moment for Mums and Dads, or at least part of it. As the beginning scene goes: Rusty: Mums don’t go to work. Indy: Yes, they do. Rusty: No, they stay at home and look after kids. Indy: No, they don’t. Mums go to work, while dads stay home and mow the lawn. And as the ending scene goes: Rusty: Indy, I think mums can go to work. Indy: Yeah, so can dads, if they want.
@@CalliopePony they do learn this through the game, and also learn that even just because you’re mad at the “partner”, it doesn’t mean that just anybody can replace them either lol. Calypso wanted to give them some space to consider their argument and see other options for their games and decide whether they want to repair things with each other or go a different way. And the kids eventually decided that they still liked and wanted to play this game with each other, because the fight wasn’t that serious and they saw that they were the only two who could play the game well together. I think it’s a sweet episode tbh. I like the way it demonstrates their reconciliation and shows realistic reactions that kids might have in those situations but gives a little more perspective to it that might not happen in real life. It’s sort of like Dunny, where you can see the influences of different families and how the kids are absorbing that stuff. And when the adults realize they’re giving the wrong message by enforcing a rule, they change course. But it doesn’t overtly say “hey, arbitrary rules can be confusing for kids”.
@@Schu0086 Calypso didn't actually teach them anything. She just separated them. It was lucky that they resolved things in the end, but it could just as easily have ended with them still believing that the other was in the wrong. Nothing happened to challenge their assumptions on parental roles. They were both frustrated at others not playing how they wanted, but nothing occurred to teach Rusty that mums can go to work or to teach Indie that dads can go to work. It would have been much more effective for Calypso to guide their conversation to talk about their own families and maybe tell them stories about other family dynamics. That way they could have broadened their worldviews and learned some conflict resolution beyond just separating until they had time to cool off. (Separating to cool off is good sometimes, but it's not the only option, and in this particular instance talking it out probably would have been better.)
@@CalliopePony is it the teacher’s role to teach children about parental roles, though? They clearly come from families where the parents inhabit different roles and that’s what they resolve in the end just by cooling down and coming back together. Children don’t need everything spelled out for them, and the teacher’s role in any classroom is largely to enable cooperation between the students. Which sometimes means stopping arguments.
Camping is my favorite episode. It’s so sweet and then we all have someone who meant something to us and left… then we get that bit of hope in the future and they remember and recognize each other YEARS later. It’s beautiful.
Okay, my first complaint about Bluey... Snickers claiming that he doesn't like to dig because of his small sausage arms... Dachshunds were BRED for digging and they fucking LOVE to dig. Like you cannot stop them from digging, it's in their blood.
Camping is one of my favorite Bluey episodes and I did cry the first time I watched it mostly because I was not expecting that ending. Seeing Bluey & Jean-Luc reuniting as teens/young adults was what got me. I can't wait for you guys to get to Sleepy Time and Baby Race.
Camping is very high up in my favourites. It's gorgeous. Fun fact...bluey is dubbed in a bunch of languages. One of them is French....so when they did the one dubbed in french everyone EXCEPT jean-luc spoke french...he spoke English. I thought that was cute.
TIME TO BREAK MY HEART Camping is the episode that made me cry ;; It's also the first episode to use a time skip, which is a gut punch because you really grow attached to the innocence and charm of Bluey's friendship with Jean Luc, and to see them reunited so many years later, and Jean Luc knows ENGLISH for her is so touching!
I think the tent looking more spacious on the inside is a way to show how they're imagination works. They imagine it's bigger so we see it as they imagined. Also, pretty sure Bandit was just acting like a wild pig because he knew Bluey would react and make a game. He's very involved with her pretend play, as you know. Also Also, I love how Jean Luc learned English over the years and is now able to more easily communicate with Bluey.
@@wondersaiyan I agree, it’s sort of an open secret that the show doesn’t actually pin down the scale even inside the house, which is why you get a sequence where Bandit rolls the green yoga ball down the hallway and the girls pass like ten doors running, their house isn’t actually that large but it feels that way to the kids and their perspective is sometimes distorted because that’s how kids perceive the world. Their imagination can impact the memory quite a bit.
I’ve been waiting for this one!! Camping: the tree she’s sitting under at the end was the one they planted together. You guys are awesome! Thanks for doing this! As a dad this show is incredible
My favorite episode!! Hits me every time! I see my grandfather and my mom, my dad and me/my siblings, and then me with my little kids all in one shot at the end.
15:47 He’s just likely improving on their game that he overheard them talking about. I think it was just a subtle reminder that the parents are always within distance to oversee and overhear anything. The only bears to worry about pursuing you in Aussie are Koala bears haha…or…possibly the big buff hairy human kind that enjoy a game of slap and tickle with a twink I suspect. Bar the Spectacled bear (Andes/South America) there are no other members of the Ursidae/bear family in the Southern Hemisphere.
15:47 We don't have bears in Australia, so he's definitely not worried about bears (except for drop bears, but I'm sure he has some Vegemite behind the ears to ward them off 😉). I think it's more likely that Bandit's just being a goofball.
Bandit (the dad) probably heard the kids playing and pretended to be a pig to make their game more fun. My older brother used to do that when he babysat us (the younger kids) like for example jumping on us pretending he is a monster then we try to sneak on him while he’s still pretending to be a monster making a sandwich then suddenly he pretends to get mad and chase us and so on. I remember many times he played like this and we go the whole evening watching him do his chores or watch tv and he’d chase us sometimes so we run away to hide xD. I just thought about it now, I think we were probably bored and by him doing that he kept us from doing things we shouldn’t have like flooding the bathtub or going through my mothers belongings. I find this memory very sweet.
Not sure if anyone's said, but the first half of "Camping" is essentially based off the Star Trek TNG episode "Darmok", overcoming a language barrier, hunting a creature together, and... y'know, "Jean-Luc". Thankfully Camping has a happier ending.
I love Camping!! And not just because I’m French and can understand what Jean-Luc is saying. I remember meeting kids whenever my family and I traveled or I went to summer camp and playing with them, just enjoying their company and brief camaraderie before parting ways, and it was always sad (this was before social media made it easier to stay in touch), so Camping makes me remember those days. And Hide & Seek always cracks me up! But I’m SO impatient for you two to get to Sleepytime!
My theory for the Bandit noises is the first time he isn't making wild pig noises. He might be singing badly or beatboxing or doing something else, but because we're seeing Bluey's POV, it's wild pig noises. Then, when Bluey goes back and tells everyone about her new friend and their attempts to get the pig, Bandit goes, "Cool, that's the game; now to commit to the bit."
Next week will probably break the streak, none of the episodes are really emotional. Now season 2 has at least one per every 4, so it should be a good streak
11:45 I get you, though I personally get more hung up on why the kid thought it was a good idea to put the batteries in the toy and play with it EN ROUTE HOME, WITH THE PARENTS RIGHT THERE!
When I watch Bluey with my kids I've started to wonder what Jay and Adam will think. Especially the 2nd season which has some of the best 4 episode runs of the series.
Camping the episode is wonderful from start to finish. Camping the activity is what you make of it. I'm over 50 and started doing it again with the main crux being 'I have to be comfortable' so I worked on it and my camping bed is just as comfortable as my bed at home. It makes all the difference. I go and hang out with friends and it's just super chill and wonderful. Jay get out there and have fun! And there's no question as to why you were crying at that episode... because it's beautiful.
I love it. Re: camping, I think Bandit was probably playing the game with Bluey already that he was a wild animal of some kind and it carried over to Jean Luc. My daughter started Kindergarten today and the watch-along gave me a really wonderful distraction from the clenching of my stomach every time I wondered how she was doing 😂 and she had a great day.
My cousin was one of the many climbers every year that died trying to climb Mount Mumndad, that basecamp business and the frequent avalanches is no joke.
Adam being like "what if you like being attached?" in regards to camping made me feel so seen! Camping is something I tried as a kid and it was just miserable every time - hard pass. But the episode is so special and beautiful! Chattermax immediately gave me Furby vibes (my younger sister had one that she left in her closet untouched for over a decade and when she finally moved it it still had life and it had learned new things. Terrifying.)
i really like that indie and rusty play together, i feel like when i was a kid a lot of the time boys and girls didnt play with each other saying "ew thats a GIRLS game", "i dont want to play with BOYS" and that sucks. im really happy that bluey shows that there are no 'boy' or 'girl' games and that all genders can play together!
Hey Adam, as someone who also hates camping, I would definitely suggestion doing it at least once with some friends as an adult if you're willing to drink. One night is enough . People want to go for days at a time, but screw that. Bring amenities, battery packs, etc and make sure there's an actual place to poop instead of popping a squat. Stay up all night, sleep for like 3-4 hours, then you can go home, shower and nap.
Apparently Chattermax is based on the Furby. Though somehow even more annoying. As for 'Camping', I don't think Australia has bears or indeed any terrestrial carnivores big enough to endanger a human, but the noise might be enough to scare away snakes or something like an emu that could ruin your day.... Edit: Oh and be careful next week, Episode 48, 'Teasing', isn't available on all platforms...
It has been about 3 years since I heard the bubblegum tree song from that piano pad. It is now stuck in my head. I didnt even realize I still knew the lyrics 😅
Adam acts like he hasn’t seen a toy that poops before! XD Anybody remember the Baby Alive doll? The one where you feed it “special food” and it actually goes to the bathroom in its diaper? There’s your example!
I get that in the mountain episode the size of the inside of the tent isn’t accurate, but also remember. It’s a kids show, they have artistic creativity, so sue them.
Fun find: in later episodes you see it hidden in other places where kids normally wouldnt look 😂 when you get a toy for a little one and regret it later because of how annoying it gets they get "lost" 😅
I went to a girls summer camp when I was a little girl and I made a really good friend there. She spoke a little English, but she didn't stay for the whole time and we forgot to trade numbers, so I never saw her again. I still always think about her and how she is.
watched the campfire episode during a time i was grieving the death of a family member AND after i found out another family member was actively dying. i love the episode so much and it makes me cry every time.
Do you want a list of episodes to look out for because it might get you in the feels? There's a few of them, but there's also ones that will personally hit you. Yoga Ball is one for me, but it's 100% a personal reason. Speaking of noisy toys, my parents and my aunt and uncle got into a battle when we were kids. Each would get the others kids a more annoying toy. This continued until one threatened the other with a drum kit. Once, when I was 8, we were helping clean a room in our grandmother's house (it was used as a storage room) and found this weeble toy we loved. It had this bell with a very specific chime and we would spend hours trying to get it to stay down, but it was wobble around making that chime sound. The second it made that chime, my aunt from downstairs screamed "OMG THEY FOUND IT!"
now i'm curious, the last time bandit was a landmass, there was some interesting "geography" 4:41, the reimagining we can all get behind....3 Knights and a Baby, it gives a whole new meaning to "Take your kids to work Day"
Adam should try back yard camping. It's a lot of fun, especially as you can still use the bathroom. Also when back yard camping becomes not so fun anymore, you can just go inside.
The episode Australian Furbys get introduced. The first place my mind goes to when I see toys like that is the hunger games that is Black Friday. Furbys are a Erdrich entity that demands heavy sacrifice lol.
If you've got a back yard, camping in the yard is great for the kids. Close to everything you need but great practice for kids on doing without and finding fun.
“I hope nobody cries this time…”
Two episodes later… Camping
The writers of the show said that Jean-Luc learned English in the intervening years because if he ever saw Bluey again, he wanted to be able to say “hello” and actually talk to her. So sweet. ❤️
European here. The camping episode brought so many memories from my childhood. We would go camping and at the campsite would be so many kids from different countries and we could not understand each other at all, but played together for days. ❤
If you watch this episode in French, Jean-Luc speaks English with a French accent. 🥰
UK dude here - We are off to a Eurocamp next year in North Italy - can’t wait for the kids to get some of this!
Sometimes special people come into your life doesn’t just work for someone we knew a few days and then left, but for people we knew years, or pets
@@teachertraveler1 And his name is Johnny.
That sinister look Adam gave the camera when Jay mentioned James doesn't have a noisy toy 😂. He was actively doing the math on how long until Christmas 😅
He's got a google doc of toys to buy based on their decibels 😂
In Camping, I loved that they had Bluey's tail start to wag when she saw Jean-luc again.
Heck yeah man, all the subtle tail wagging and increase in speed when they start getting excited, it's so cute😊
Bandit was making those noises in the camping episode because he was playing as a wild animal for Bluey and Jean-Luc's game.
@@i_think_i_am_lost I'm not sure if he was actually making those noises or we just see him through the lens of Bluey and Jean-Luc's game so they are imagining the appropriate sounds.
If you thought Hide & Seek was a good representation of ADHD, just wait until you meet Jack.
I love that sweet boy
@@foulrot I can’t wait for them to watch Army. But I’m a sucker for Rusty, too. The Jack and Rusty team is probably the one I would have tagged along with if I was a classmate, they play the kind of games I would have found most interesting. Mainly because all I wanted as a little girl was to grub around in the grass and climb trees which I imagine they do a lot 😂
Lol, I literally just posted the exact comment a few moments ago and just saw yours 😅 that episode cannot come any sooner
My sweet boy Jack ❤️
there's hints through out the show that Bluey might have a learning disablity, most often theories are either ADHD or autism. The creators like keeping that stuff vague though so that mulitple kids can find Bluey relatable
I think its a little of both cause when i watch bluey i relate to her so much when i was her age i was TERRIFIED OF MOVIES cause of the noise and also was easily distracted
@@434444334I have sensory processing disorder without autism and I feel the same way about certain movies
'You've got something going on with your head. And your body. It's basically your head and your body. But don't worry, this won't hold you back. Do you know why? Cause your mum and I are behind you all the way. Cause we're a family, and you mean the world to us.' ❤
I don't know about Bluey being meant to have ADHD, because the show later goes out of its way to introduce a character who it's made explicitly clear has ADHD and then directly addresses his struggles.
@@MikeJF85adhd presents itself in many different ways, and fun fact girls are less likely to be diagnosed with adhd bc a lot of doctors tend to think of adhd as just “that think that hyperactive boys have”
really love that all the dogs have names like Bandit, Bingo, Snickers, Muffin, etc but then the french boy is just named Jean Luc
Fun fact!
France has regulations for naming dogs to help officials keep track of dogs and prevent inbreeding. The rules include the following:
Year: The name must start with the letter of the alphabet for the year the dog was born, followed by the kennel name. The alphabet skips the letters K, Q, W, X, Y, and Z, and starts over with A every 20 years. For example, in 2020, the letter was R.
Registration date: Since 1926, the date of registration has also determined the name.
Purebreds: All purebreds registered in a given year must have names starting with the same letter.
The rules are intended to identify the year the dog was born, identify the kennel that produced the dog, respect European traditions, and respect the common practice of including the breeder's kennel name in the dog's registered name.
If we're going under the assumption that the Bluey-verse follows the same customs; The episode aired in 2019. Bluey was six at the time, rewind six years from 2019 and we can guess she was born in 2013. The letter for that year was I with J following in 2014. So, Jean Luc may be a year younger than Bluey.
@@WinterLynne94 That's great and all, but Jean-Luc is Canadian.
@@loganleroy8622 I forgot. I'm an idiot.
@@WinterLynne94 No worries, yes the French are very particular about their dog names.
@WinterLynne94 Not an idiot, that was really intresting to learn! Might not be relevant, but it's really cool! Thank you! :D
What a fun bunch of episodes. Camping is in my favourites. My very rusty high school French was enough to understand Jean-Luc. Hearing him say "No, not tomorrow morning. Goodbye Bluey" looking sad, while she doesn't understand that he won't be around anymore, really got me. And then finishing it off with that fast forward with an off-cam Muffin. And Jean-Luc saying "Hello Bluey" which means he probably knows English now and they can talk. So good! That being said, I'm 100% with Adam, not a fan of camping. Uncomfortable, scary noises, weird smells. Nature is awesome but I like to go back to a hotel in the evening.
Also Winton is the best. He's so precious!!
Jay at the end of Camping: I don't know why I'm crying.
Me: same, Jay. same. ❤
The piano toy that plays purple monkey in the bubblegum tree was my sons favorite. I was devastated when we gifted it to a friend. My sons about to be 3 and creating a big boy room for him was been so hard yet to rewarding.
Thank you Adam and Jay for these videos. 😊
I feel like Calypso missed an opportunity to turn "Mums and Dads" into a teaching moment. Kids tend to assume that every family functions the same as their own until they find out otherwise, and that was a good chance for Indie and Rusty to learn that in some families the mother goes to work, in other families the father goes to work, and in some families both parents work.
"Camping" is one of my favorite episodes of the entire show. I love how Bluey and Jean-Luc work around the language barrier to become friends without needing words. I also love the flash forward at the end. And the message about people coming in and out of our lives is difficult but powerful.
That was the teaching moment for Mums and Dads, or at least part of it. As the beginning scene goes:
Rusty: Mums don’t go to work.
Indy: Yes, they do.
Rusty: No, they stay at home and look after kids.
Indy: No, they don’t. Mums go to work, while dads stay home and mow the lawn.
And as the ending scene goes:
Rusty: Indy, I think mums can go to work.
Indy: Yeah, so can dads, if they want.
@@hihi-heartYup, Calypso just gave them a little nudge to let themselves work it out.
@@CalliopePony they do learn this through the game, and also learn that even just because you’re mad at the “partner”, it doesn’t mean that just anybody can replace them either lol. Calypso wanted to give them some space to consider their argument and see other options for their games and decide whether they want to repair things with each other or go a different way. And the kids eventually decided that they still liked and wanted to play this game with each other, because the fight wasn’t that serious and they saw that they were the only two who could play the game well together. I think it’s a sweet episode tbh. I like the way it demonstrates their reconciliation and shows realistic reactions that kids might have in those situations but gives a little more perspective to it that might not happen in real life.
It’s sort of like Dunny, where you can see the influences of different families and how the kids are absorbing that stuff. And when the adults realize they’re giving the wrong message by enforcing a rule, they change course. But it doesn’t overtly say “hey, arbitrary rules can be confusing for kids”.
@@Schu0086 Calypso didn't actually teach them anything. She just separated them. It was lucky that they resolved things in the end, but it could just as easily have ended with them still believing that the other was in the wrong.
Nothing happened to challenge their assumptions on parental roles. They were both frustrated at others not playing how they wanted, but nothing occurred to teach Rusty that mums can go to work or to teach Indie that dads can go to work.
It would have been much more effective for Calypso to guide their conversation to talk about their own families and maybe tell them stories about other family dynamics. That way they could have broadened their worldviews and learned some conflict resolution beyond just separating until they had time to cool off. (Separating to cool off is good sometimes, but it's not the only option, and in this particular instance talking it out probably would have been better.)
@@CalliopePony is it the teacher’s role to teach children about parental roles, though? They clearly come from families where the parents inhabit different roles and that’s what they resolve in the end just by cooling down and coming back together. Children don’t need everything spelled out for them, and the teacher’s role in any classroom is largely to enable cooperation between the students. Which sometimes means stopping arguments.
Best part of UA-cam is Bluey watch alongs ! Her come the feels!
Camping is my favorite episode. It’s so sweet and then we all have someone who meant something to us and left… then we get that bit of hope in the future and they remember and recognize each other YEARS later. It’s beautiful.
Okay, my first complaint about Bluey... Snickers claiming that he doesn't like to dig because of his small sausage arms... Dachshunds were BRED for digging and they fucking LOVE to dig. Like you cannot stop them from digging, it's in their blood.
Camping is one of my favorite Bluey episodes and I did cry the first time I watched it mostly because I was not expecting that ending. Seeing Bluey & Jean-Luc reuniting as teens/young adults was what got me. I can't wait for you guys to get to Sleepy Time and Baby Race.
Here comes Camping⛺️🤍
First checkpoint achieved, now begins the countdown to Sleepy time haha
@@Steve302 absolutely!! The boys ain’t ready for Season 2🥹🤍🫶🏼
@@Steve302 They barely got impacted by Camping, I hope they'll appreciate Sleepytime 😭
Adam: Noisy kids' toys remind me of the opening of "The Quiet Place."
Jay: *horrified * WHO HURT YOU?!
Me: "The Quiet Place" obviously!
Watching Bluey with you guys is just... it's so damned nice. Thank you for doing this. I REALLY need this in my life right now.
Chattermax is what we call a grandma's house toy
Adam: I hope I don't cry.
Me: Sees "Camping" is on the list
Good luck with that.
Camping is very high up in my favourites. It's gorgeous. Fun fact...bluey is dubbed in a bunch of languages. One of them is French....so when they did the one dubbed in french everyone EXCEPT jean-luc spoke french...he spoke English. I thought that was cute.
TIME TO BREAK MY HEART
Camping is the episode that made me cry ;;
It's also the first episode to use a time skip, which is a gut punch because you really grow attached to the innocence and charm of Bluey's friendship with Jean Luc, and to see them reunited so many years later, and Jean Luc knows ENGLISH for her is so touching!
I think the tent looking more spacious on the inside is a way to show how they're imagination works. They imagine it's bigger so we see it as they imagined. Also, pretty sure Bandit was just acting like a wild pig because he knew Bluey would react and make a game. He's very involved with her pretend play, as you know. Also Also, I love how Jean Luc learned English over the years and is now able to more easily communicate with Bluey.
@@wondersaiyan I agree, it’s sort of an open secret that the show doesn’t actually pin down the scale even inside the house, which is why you get a sequence where Bandit rolls the green yoga ball down the hallway and the girls pass like ten doors running, their house isn’t actually that large but it feels that way to the kids and their perspective is sometimes distorted because that’s how kids perceive the world. Their imagination can impact the memory quite a bit.
12:54
The way Adam says "Not yet." makes me think that he's gonna gift Jay's adorable boy an annoying toy. 😂😂😂
I’ve been waiting for this one!!
Camping: the tree she’s sitting under at the end was the one they planted together.
You guys are awesome! Thanks for doing this! As a dad this show is incredible
Finally it is Bluesday I actively refresh UA-cam every Thursday until these appear
Season 2 episode 27 (Grandad) is going to wreck Jay and I’m ready for him to share in my emotions
My favorite episode!! Hits me every time! I see my grandfather and my mom, my dad and me/my siblings, and then me with my little kids all in one shot at the end.
s2ep26 is gonna destroy him
15:47 He’s just likely improving on their game that he overheard them talking about. I think it was just a subtle reminder that the parents are always within distance to oversee and overhear anything. The only bears to worry about pursuing you in Aussie are Koala bears haha…or…possibly the big buff hairy human kind that enjoy a game of slap and tickle with a twink I suspect. Bar the Spectacled bear (Andes/South America) there are no other members of the Ursidae/bear family in the Southern Hemisphere.
Chattermax is inspired by Furby, which also eats fake snacks and doesn't have an off switch.
Fun fact: if you watch camping in French, Jean luc will speak English!
uh i didn't know
They also changed his name to Johnny in the french dub! So it's a french bluey meeting an english-speaker rather than the other way around.
15:47 We don't have bears in Australia, so he's definitely not worried about bears (except for drop bears, but I'm sure he has some Vegemite behind the ears to ward them off 😉). I think it's more likely that Bandit's just being a goofball.
Camping is one of those episodes like The Creek, Copycat, Takeaway, etc. That are like nexus events in the Bluey Universe
Camping is my favorite episode of Bluey. Always makes me cry.
I think that’s the tree bluey and Jean-luc grew. The one they met under again years later. Camping is a beautiful episode
Bandit (the dad) probably heard the kids playing and pretended to be a pig to make their game more fun.
My older brother used to do that when he babysat us (the younger kids) like for example jumping on us pretending he is a monster then we try to sneak on him while he’s still pretending to be a monster making a sandwich then suddenly he pretends to get mad and chase us and so on. I remember many times he played like this and we go the whole evening watching him do his chores or watch tv and he’d chase us sometimes so we run away to hide xD.
I just thought about it now, I think we were probably bored and by him doing that he kept us from doing things we shouldn’t have like flooding the bathtub or going through my mothers belongings. I find this memory very sweet.
Not sure if anyone's said, but the first half of "Camping" is essentially based off the Star Trek TNG episode "Darmok", overcoming a language barrier, hunting a creature together, and... y'know, "Jean-Luc".
Thankfully Camping has a happier ending.
Bluey and Jean-Luc at Tanagra.
I love Camping!! And not just because I’m French and can understand what Jean-Luc is saying. I remember meeting kids whenever my family and I traveled or I went to summer camp and playing with them, just enjoying their company and brief camaraderie before parting ways, and it was always sad (this was before social media made it easier to stay in touch), so Camping makes me remember those days. And Hide & Seek always cracks me up!
But I’m SO impatient for you two to get to Sleepytime!
Fun Fact: Jean Luc learned English for Bluey
"Not yet..." I cackled so gleefully.
🎶“Then you could fly back to me” 🎶
My daughter is almost two now, and that song still lives rent free in my head.
My theory for the Bandit noises is the first time he isn't making wild pig noises. He might be singing badly or beatboxing or doing something else, but because we're seeing Bluey's POV, it's wild pig noises. Then, when Bluey goes back and tells everyone about her new friend and their attempts to get the pig, Bandit goes, "Cool, that's the game; now to commit to the bit."
Bluey Cry Streak remains intact...
Next week will probably break the streak, none of the episodes are really emotional. Now season 2 has at least one per every 4, so it should be a good streak
11:45 I get you, though I personally get more hung up on why the kid thought it was a good idea to put the batteries in the toy and play with it EN ROUTE HOME, WITH THE PARENTS RIGHT THERE!
When I watch Bluey with my kids I've started to wonder what Jay and Adam will think. Especially the 2nd season which has some of the best 4 episode runs of the series.
I know it's awhile away, but "Sleepytime" will make errrrrbody cry. I cry everytime that episode makes an appearance
As a childless 35 year old, I was not ready for the Camping episode either 😭
As the fan mail fills up with noisy toys for Jay and James.
Camping the episode is wonderful from start to finish. Camping the activity is what you make of it. I'm over 50 and started doing it again with the main crux being 'I have to be comfortable' so I worked on it and my camping bed is just as comfortable as my bed at home. It makes all the difference. I go and hang out with friends and it's just super chill and wonderful. Jay get out there and have fun! And there's no question as to why you were crying at that episode... because it's beautiful.
I love it. Re: camping, I think Bandit was probably playing the game with Bluey already that he was a wild animal of some kind and it carried over to Jean Luc.
My daughter started Kindergarten today and the watch-along gave me a really wonderful distraction from the clenching of my stomach every time I wondered how she was doing 😂 and she had a great day.
I just realized this dropped on my birthday.
The way Adam’s jaw dropped at the end of Camping was EXACTLY how I felt when I watched it.
As someone with adhd who is raising a kid with adhd I see so much of it in Bluey.
Oh my god, the purple monkey in the bubblegum tree! I love that that has united a certain generation of parents. Great reaction!
I look forward to these every week. Never clicked anything faster
My cousin was one of the many climbers every year that died trying to climb Mount Mumndad, that basecamp business and the frequent avalanches is no joke.
I was waiting for you all to get to "Camping", knowing Jay was going to cry 💙
The Chattermax track on the Bluey soundtrack is an absolute banger.
I've been waiting for you guys to see Camping for what seems like aaaages (in my Bluey voice). This show, guys.
Adam being like "what if you like being attached?" in regards to camping made me feel so seen! Camping is something I tried as a kid and it was just miserable every time - hard pass. But the episode is so special and beautiful! Chattermax immediately gave me Furby vibes (my younger sister had one that she left in her closet untouched for over a decade and when she finally moved it it still had life and it had learned new things. Terrifying.)
Then ending of "Camping" never fails to make me cry. 😭 Re: Camping. Big fan. Growing up that's what we would do for our summer trips. I miss camping.
Fun warning: the most devastating episode has the most innocuous title.
I can't even tell which one you're referring to lol 😂
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i really like that indie and rusty play together, i feel like when i was a kid a lot of the time boys and girls didnt play with each other saying "ew thats a GIRLS game", "i dont want to play with BOYS" and that sucks. im really happy that bluey shows that there are no 'boy' or 'girl' games and that all genders can play together!
Hey Adam, as someone who also hates camping, I would definitely suggestion doing it at least once with some friends as an adult if you're willing to drink. One night is enough . People want to go for days at a time, but screw that.
Bring amenities, battery packs, etc and make sure there's an actual place to poop instead of popping a squat. Stay up all night, sleep for like 3-4 hours, then you can go home, shower and nap.
Apparently Chattermax is based on the Furby. Though somehow even more annoying.
As for 'Camping', I don't think Australia has bears or indeed any terrestrial carnivores big enough to endanger a human, but the noise might be enough to scare away snakes or something like an emu that could ruin your day....
Edit: Oh and be careful next week, Episode 48, 'Teasing', isn't available on all platforms...
What about the drop bears?! 😂
The dingoes on K'gari can be a problem.
Bears? No. Everything else poisonous? Oh yes.
Adam's like "we have s'mores at home."
And now you can start to delve into the "Does future Bluey end up with Jean-Luc, or MacKenzie?" debate/fan fiction!
Its always cool to see Canadian characters in shows, we dont show up much lol
The “Glory holed the tent” comment made me laugh so hard I think I have internal damage 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ⛺️🍆 🤣
It has been about 3 years since I heard the bubblegum tree song from that piano pad. It is now stuck in my head. I didnt even realize I still knew the lyrics 😅
The camping episode is just a taste of the kind of emotional roller coasters you will go through in the future of this series.
Love the Bluey Avatars! Lets get in our feelings today
Adam acts like he hasn’t seen a toy that poops before! XD
Anybody remember the Baby Alive doll? The one where you feed it “special food” and it actually goes to the bathroom in its diaper?
There’s your example!
And that’s how Bluey met her future husband ❤
Camping is a wallop out of no where. No one knows why we are crying at it. But we cry together.
I get that in the mountain episode the size of the inside of the tent isn’t accurate, but also remember. It’s a kids show, they have artistic creativity, so sue them.
Actually, _don’t_ sue them. Not until their next Family Meeting.
COMMENCE THE SLOPPING, GOBLINS!
Fun find: in later episodes you see it hidden in other places where kids normally wouldnt look 😂 when you get a toy for a little one and regret it later because of how annoying it gets they get "lost" 😅
How many episodes until Jay wants a second child so his kids can have a Bluey/Bingo dynamic?
I went to a girls summer camp when I was a little girl and I made a really good friend there. She spoke a little English, but she didn't stay for the whole time and we forgot to trade numbers, so I never saw her again. I still always think about her and how she is.
Morbid fact of Mount Everest. A climber died on the trail and now people have to LITERALLY climb over his CORPSE to reach the top!
Camping is one of my favorites. Thank you guys, this made me so happy. You're wonderful humans and I appreciate you so much ❤
I've heard that in the French dubbed version, Jon Luc speaks in English.
Chattermax is actually voiced by the show's creator.
watched the campfire episode during a time i was grieving the death of a family member AND after i found out another family member was actively dying. i love the episode so much and it makes me cry every time.
Camping is such a wonderful episode, it gets me every single time.
Do you want a list of episodes to look out for because it might get you in the feels? There's a few of them, but there's also ones that will personally hit you. Yoga Ball is one for me, but it's 100% a personal reason.
Speaking of noisy toys, my parents and my aunt and uncle got into a battle when we were kids. Each would get the others kids a more annoying toy. This continued until one threatened the other with a drum kit. Once, when I was 8, we were helping clean a room in our grandmother's house (it was used as a storage room) and found this weeble toy we loved. It had this bell with a very specific chime and we would spend hours trying to get it to stay down, but it was wobble around making that chime sound. The second it made that chime, my aunt from downstairs screamed "OMG THEY FOUND IT!"
I don't know why I am crying either. Love you guys. Looking forward to balling with you throughout the seasons.
now i'm curious, the last time bandit was a landmass, there was some interesting "geography"
4:41, the reimagining we can all get behind....3 Knights and a Baby, it gives a whole new meaning to "Take your kids to work Day"
Since you love Chattermax, good news: he has his own song! In the soundtrack "Dance Mode" you can listen to the Chattermax song!
Adam should try back yard camping. It's a lot of fun, especially as you can still use the bathroom. Also when back yard camping becomes not so fun anymore, you can just go inside.
Yessss! Camping has arrived! The sweet happy-cry episode like an umami of feels! Now... to begin counting down the days to Baby Race >:3
Don't forget about Daddy Dropoff, Sleepytime, Flat Pack, & Grandad.
@@ScopeGuardPony True true! So manger bangers yet to come!
The episode Australian Furbys get introduced. The first place my mind goes to when I see toys like that is the hunger games that is Black Friday. Furbys are a Erdrich entity that demands heavy sacrifice lol.
Yooo Camping was the first episode I watched of Bluey and it hit DIFFERENT
11:44 This conversation really could've gone anywhere after those words.
If you've got a back yard, camping in the yard is great for the kids. Close to everything you need but great practice for kids on doing without and finding fun.
Love watching your bluey videos!
Camping will always be one of my favorite episodes!!
When they show Bluey in France, Jean Luc speaks English.
And his name is “Johnny”.
More Bluey? Hooray!