Bluey - Daddy Dropoff

My name is Lila, and this is my story.

This was me on my first day of kindy.

[Children giggling]

I was really shy.

Mum says that's okay, but that meant sometimes,

I wasn't really good at making friends.

[Soft music plays]

I just didn't know how to do it.

But then one day, that all changed.

And it started with pet feet.

[Mid-tempo music plays]

Oh, hello, my lovely, little pet foot!

Oh, hello, my lovely, little pet foot.

[Sniffs] Oh, you're extra stinky this morning.

-[Sniffs] Pooh, yeah! -Time for tricks.

Ready?

Stand!

[Both giggling]

Good boy.

Up!

[Both laughing]

Let's say hello to Lefty.

-[Shrieks] -Your pet's attacking my pet!

Sit, Righty! Sit!

-[Both laughing] -Come here.

-Aah! -[Laughs]

Oh! The kids… [groans] …are awake.

You like making extra work for yourself, don't you?

Yeah. At least I get to lie in bed, though.

You know it's Daddy Drop-Off this morning.

Right. Kids, Daddy Drop-Off!

We are not gonna be late this time.

Huh? Hey!

[Both laugh]

[Both] Walkies!

This episode of Bluey is called "Daddy Drop-Off."

Okay. Gluten-free, gluten not-free.

I'm off to work, kids.

Enjoy Daddy Drop-Off!

I don't want a Daddy Drop-Off. I want a Mummy Drop-Off.

Oh, don't worry.

Dad will make it extra fun. Won't you, Dad?

-Yup, yup, yup. -See ya, Mum!

Hey, food in gobs, the clock's ticking!

Oh, Bingo, do you hear something?

Hmm, no.

Brekky, come on!

Are you sure you don't hear something?

I'm sure.

It must be the wind.

It's me, your dad! Can't you hear me?

Oh, lovely morning, isn't it?

-Indeed! -Kids!

I wish father were here to enjoy it.

I'm right here!

In the car, kids. Come on. Go, go, go!

Aah! Forgot the keys!

Hey, Bluey, I found a wand.

-Ooh! Use it on Dad. -Okay.

Rack 'em and stack 'em. We gotta…

-[Slowly] …go… -[Both giggling]

-Aah! -[Both giggling]

Okay. That slo-mo set us back a bit,

but we're still on time.

Wait. Bingo, did you remember your jumper?

I'm at my house. It's a 100 miles away from you.

Ah, okay. But did you bring your jumper?

You don't understand. She's too far away to hear you.

-You have to ring her on the phone. -Ah. All right.

Call Bingo.

Br-br-br-br-br-br! Ring-ring, ring-ring.

Ring-ring, ring-ring. Ring-ring, ring-ring.

Ring-ring, ring-ring.

Boop! Hello?

Oh, uh, I'm actually after Bingo.

Well, you have the wrong number. This is Marjorie.

Uh, sorry, Marjorie. My mistake.

Don't let it happen again. Boop!

Call Bingo.

Br-br-br-br-br-br! Ring-ring, ring-ring!

Boop! Hello?

[Sighs] Hello, Marjorie.

-Is this you again? -Yeah, look…

Stop calling this number!

I'm trying to find out if Bingo left her jumper at home.

I'm trying to have a shower.

We'll have to turn back if she's forgotten it.

♪ La-di-di! ♪

♪ I'm in the shower ♪

♪ Ooh, la-di-da ♪

-You don't live near Bingo, do you? -Never heard of him.

Now, don't call me again. Boop!

Oh, these kids!

Call Bingo Heeler,

a small, red dog who is definitely not called Marjorie!

Br-br-br-br-br-br! Ring-ring, ring-ring!

Come on, Bingo. Please pick up.

Ring-ring, ring-ring!

Ooh, my phone's ringing.

Boop! Hello?

Oh, thank goodness.

Bingo, did you bring your jumper?

Nope.

Oh, biscuits!

[Tires screech]

[Panting]

-[Toy squeaks] -[Bandit yelps]

Okay, kids, we've got to…

-[Slowly] go… -[Both laughing]

Okay, let's motor!

-Dad, could we play walk straight? -Okay.

Now, you need to walk straight, Bingo, okay?

Watch me.

[Humming]

See? Easy. Now you do it.

-[Humming] -[Giggling]

Bingo, walk straight!

Come on! It's not hard.

[Laughing]

Oh, man. We are late.

-See you, Bingo! -[Both] Pow!

Bit of sunscreen. All right, keep it real, Bingo.

-Dad? -Yes, mate?

You didn't do Wind-up Bingo.

Oh, look, mate, I gotta get Bluey to school.

But you always do Wind-up Bingo.

Oh, I know, it's just we're running late, kiddo.

But how will I get in the door?

[Sad music plays]

-Okay. -Hooray!

Let's aim you up.

Wind, wind, wind, wind, and one for good luck.

Wind and release!

-Da-da-da-da-da! -[Both] See you, Wind-Up Bingo!

See ya!

-[Panting] Oh, we're so late. -[Laughs]

-Dad? -Yeah, mate?

If we didn't play Wind-Up Bingo just then,

would we still be late?

Well, probably not as late.

So, why did you play it, then?

Hmm. I don't know. Just did.

[Birds chirping]

But what if you didn't? What would happen then?

Probably nothing, I suppose.

Bingo would just walk through the door instead.

Yeah, she would.

-Wouldn't be as fun, though. -[Giggles] Yeah.

I'm glad you did play it.

Yeah, me too.

Me three!

That was the first time I met Bingo.

[Bingo] See ya!

Da-da-da-da-da-da-do-do-do-do.

Hey, can you wind me back up, please?

Wind, wind, wind, wind, wind.

-Da-da-da-da-da-da! -[Laughing]

[Both] Da-da-da-da-da-da!

[Lila] Bingo is my friend now.

[Lila and Bingo laughing]

And I hope we're friends forever and ever and ever.

Da-da-da-da-da-da- da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da…

do-do-do.