Season 1 - Episode 20

Bluey - Markets

Bluey, armed with five dollars from the tooth fairy, explores the market with Indy, where choices abound. Despite their search for the ideal item, they find it challenging to decide what to spend the money on.

Bluey wakes up to a exciting surprise – five dollarbucks from the Tooth Fairy. She celebrates by doing a little floss. Chilli suggests that she can spend her money at the markets, so Bluey heads there with Bingo and Bandit. They meet up with Bluey’s school friend Indy, and the group’s first stop is a stall selling bubble wands that create huge bubbles.

The group then visits a stand owned by a rancher who has two ponies. Bluey and Indy are amazed, but the rancher tells Bluey that she can only ride one pony at a time because five dollars is only enough for one rider. While Indy is okay with this, Bluey decides to get a refund so that Indy can ride the pony named Buttermilk. However, things take a turn when Buttermilk suddenly shoots out a lot of poo, causing the girls to run away screaming.

Meanwhile, Bandit and Bingo check out a German sausage stall, but Indy can’t have the sauce, barbecue, or mustard. They also consider getting poffertjes, but Indy can’t eat those either because they contain wheat, sugar, gluten, or dairy. Bluey ends up buying a toffee apple, which has sugar, so Indy can’t have any. Bluey looks guilty as she buys the treat. Later, a busker starts playing songs, and Bluey wants to request one, but she’s out of dollarbucks. Bandit explains that when you spend money, it’s gone, and Indy shares her mom’s phrase “what goes around, comes around.” Bluey is confused and starts to tear up. The dollarbuck that Bluey spent earlier changes hands several times, passing from Cornelius to Winton to Gruber’s Dad’s stand and eventually to Juniper’s Mum’s stand, where it’s used to buy a bag of carrots. The dollarbuck then goes to Daisy, who uses it to buy a cake from Indy’s mom’s cake stand. Bluey puts the dollarbuck into the busker’s guitar case, and he starts playing a new song. Everyone celebrates by flossing. As the Heelers head home, Bluey takes a bite of her apple and loses another tooth.

Release date October 20, 2018

Runtime 7 min

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Markets — Trivia

The five-dollar bank note in the episode shows the Queen as a Welsh Corgi. The real Queen was known for her love of Corgis, and after her death in 2022, the Reserve Bank of Australia replaced her portrait on the five-dollar note with a design honoring First Australians.
Real World
The ten-dollar bank note in the episode features a canine version of Australian bush poet Andrew 'Banjo' Paterson, known for his Outback-themed works and the folk song 'Waltzing Matilda'.
Reference
Disney's distributed versions of the episode remove the scene where Buttermilk poops and Bluey and Indy run away, but the original unedited version is available on the Bluey: Seasons 1 & 2 DVD set and has been restored in recent Disney Junior airings.
Production
Cornelius speaks in this episode, the only time he does so.
Character
The paintings in the painting booth include pop-culture references, such as a frame from a zombie commercial and a scene from the game Hotel Mario showing the gates of the Mushroom Kingdom.
Reference
In Disney-distributed versions of the episode, the scene where Buttermilk poops and Bluey and Indy run away is removed.
Production
In the credits, Indy's mum dances in place of Bluey.
Production
The long dog in the episode is purple with a lighter purple spot on its back, blending in with the purple bean bag when Bluey spots the ponies.
Continuity
When 'Markets' aired on Disney Channel in the US, it was paired with 'The Doctor and The Claw'.
Production
On the official website for the episode, Bluey eats a candy apple and Bingo eats a hot dog.
Production
A toy carrot appears on the floor in the opening kitchen scene, possibly inspired by Kevin the Carrot.
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