Bluey - Granny Mobile
Granny Mobile — Trivia
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The portraits on the hundred-dollar bank note in the episode are of Dame Nellie Melba and General Sir John Monash, both depicted as dogs. Melba was a renowned Australian opera singer, and Monash was a World War I military officer known for his leadership and strategic innovations.
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The music used during scenes with the grouchy granny pug is 'Habanera Aria' by Georges Bizet, also featured in films like Pixar's Up.
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Bandit's physical health issues first appear in this episode and continue in 'Exercise'.
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The commemorative plate in the episode shows the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer.
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The painting that the Shopper asks Doreen to price is by Ken Done.
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A copy of Stephen King's 'Cujo' appears on the table when Doreen tells Chilli she's trying to get some cash together.
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In the end credits, the old pug rides a scooter instead of Bluey's usual dancing animation.
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The official website's character section features the girls dressed in their granny attire.
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