Bluey - Neighbours
Bluey constructs a make-believe home and acquires new neighbors as Bingo, Mum, and Dad settle into the area. Bluey faces the challenge of cohabiting with a troublesome neighbor when Bingo encroaches on her territory and causes a spillover onto her land.
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Neighbours — Trivia
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Bluey names their street 'Mulberry,' a reference to Dr. Seuss's first book, 'And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street.'
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The episode's title 'Neighbours' remains unchanged for American audiences.
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A toy on the bookshelf in Bluey's house resembles the Pokémon Oshawott.
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On the official website, Bandit appears with a blond wig and plays the drums in the character section for this episode.
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Each family member, except Bluey, enters the room and asks if anyone has seen the couch cushions.
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Chilli talks about a book that may reference The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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Chilli hums the intro theme while setting up her house and the transition jingle while watering her plants.
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A metallic long dog appears on the logo of a book that Bluey removes from the shelf.
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When the episode aired on Disney Channel in the US, it was paired with 'Pirates' and 'Chickenrat'.
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