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Season 3 - Episode 12

Bluey - Sheep Dog

Dad consents to a game of Sheepdog with Bluey and Bingo to prevent them from bothering Mum, who is enjoying a much-needed break. However, caring for a sheep proves to be more challenging than the trio anticipated. Original: Bluey wants to help her dad to make a birthday cake for mum. Bluey tries to crack an egg on her own and it goes terribly with the egg goo all over her. Mum then comes in to help out and gives Bluey a task of mixing the ingredients. Bluey and Dad are busy baking a surprise birthday cake for Mum. Bluey attempts to crack an egg independently, but the task ends in a messy disaster. Mum steps in to assist, assigning Bluey the job of mixing the ingredients. Original: Bluey and Bingo are at the beach and they sing and they have fun. They build a sandcastle and they enjoy their time together. Then they realise they've lost their bucket and spade. They search for it and hope to find it. Bluey finds her mum's phone and looks at it wondering why they aren't home. She worries and thinks they may be lost. They try to figure out how to get back home and find their bucket and spade. They find their bucket and spade but they are stuck. They find their way home but it gets dark and they find their mum and dad and are reunited with them. The sisters are spending a day at the beach, singing, building sandcastles, and enjoying each other's company. They realize they've misplaced their bucket and spade, prompting a search. Bluey discovers her mum's phone, which leads her to believe they might be lost. Concerned, they attempt to navigate back home. They eventually find their bucket and spade in a tricky spot, but it's dark when they finally reunite with their parents.

It’s dinner time at the Heelers’, and Chilli is feeling the pressure as she prepares the food. Meanwhile, Bluey is playing her recorder, and Bingo is telling knock-knock jokes, including one about a potato driving a car to the potato shop to buy a potato. Bandit walks in with a new mullet haircut, which he claims is making a comeback. Chilli notices the mullet and comments that it’s “back in” as she heads out of the kitchen, saying she needs 20 minutes of alone time. This concerns Bluey, who doesn’t usually see her mom take time for herself.

Bandit tries to reassure Bluey that everything is okay and explains to Bingo what a mullet is – a type of haircut that cool people are getting again. However, Bluey is worried that her mom might be wishing she didn’t have kids, so she wants to check on her. Bandit attempts to distract her by dancing the Cancan, but Bluey is determined to see her mom. Bandit then suggests a game of Sheepdog, where he has to act like a sheep, and the kids have to herd him. As they play, Bandit ends up eating grass, then spits it out, and later gets stuck in the trampoline. The Alt Energy Dog stops by to offer a discount on their energy bill, but Bandit, still in sheep mode, chases him away.

As the chaos continues, Bluey tries to grab her mom, but Bandit, still in character, stops her. Eventually, Bluey apologizes to Chilli for upsetting her, but Chilli explains that she just needed some time to herself because raising a family can be overwhelming. Just then, Bandit, still in sheep mode, wanders off to the neighbor’s house and starts eating her laundry. The neighbor, Wendy, tries to intervene, but Bandit charges at her to protect Chilli’s alone time. Wendy decides to call Chilli, but Bluey explains the situation, and Wendy reassures her that Chilli loves her and Bingo. Wendy offers to take care of the kids and even ties a ribbon on Bandit’s tail. She also gives Bandit a haircut to get rid of his mullet. In the end, Chilli emerges from her room to find the house empty, but she sees her daughters playing with Judo and Wendy trimming Bandit’s mullet, and she’s grateful for the help.

Release date December 2, 2021

Runtime 7 min

Sheep Dog Transcript

Oh, man.

I'm just not a fan of housework.

Let's just get through it, and then we can relax.

-Go, giddy up. -Neigh!

-Ah! Housework! -Let's get out of here.

Freeze.

We're coming in here next,

so I need you to tidy up the blanket fort.

Aw, but we're playing.

You can play after you're done tidying up.

-Okay, Mum. -Okay, Mum.

Bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee,

bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee, bee-ee.

Boop-beep, boop-beep, boop-beep, boop-beep,

-boop-beep, boop-beep. -Ee-ee-ee-ee,

ee-ee-ee-ee-ee.

Oh.

Ooh. Ouch. [laughs] Ooh.

Bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo,

bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo, bee-doo,

bee-doo, bee-doo.

You done for the day, are you?

-Check this out. -What is it?

These kids never just walk their normal walk.

-What? -Look, watch.

Diddley-bop-jop, diddley-bop-jop,

-diddley-bop-jop. -See?

-Boop, boop, boop. -I see what you mean.

-Beep, beep, beep. -Look, there they go again.

Come on. We got work to do.

Oh, no, I'm not doing anything until one of these kids

walks past here not like a complete Fruit Loop.

-Bandit. -Look at that one.

Ha! These kids are nuts.

Well, I know where they get it from.

[Bingo] This episode of "Bluey" is called "Housework."

You're really doing this?

I think I have to.

Ugh. Okay.

At least set the rules.

What will it take for you to get back to the housework?

Just, you know, one foot in front of the other.

I don't think that's too much to ask.

Okay.

Ha! See, that looks good.

-Boom, come on. -Ah-ah.

Look at her arms, they're following her legs.

-Really? -Yeah, they're meant

to go the other way. The opposite of your legs.

Oh, yeah. [chuckles]

-That's crazy. -That's what I'm saying!

Sheets.

♪ Oh, sheets ♪

Okay, that's not even close to her normal walk.

Oh, hang, hang on.

Here we go.

[Chilli] Feet okay, arms okay. I think we're good.

Engh, eee! Backwards.

-And there it is. -And there it is.

-This is hard. -I'll even settle

for the same crazy walk from there to there.

But look, one, two, three different walks

-in three meters. -Why do they do it?

'Cause they're nuts.

♪ Row, row, row your boat ♪

♪ Gently down the stream ♪

That's not even a walk!

I'm making a cuppa. We're gonna be here a while.

Boh! Boh! Boh! Boh!

[trills tongue]

Elephant.

Boh!

Hop. Hop. Hop.

Kangaroo.

What did I miss?

-[bawking] -Chicken.

Working our way through the animal kingdom.

That's an emu.

Yeah, or maybe an ostrich.

Or a big duck.

And that's some sort of, uh, um...

-Ee-aww! -Donkey.

Some of these look really hard to do.

I know. Don't they get tired?

Be-yoop! Be-yoop!

Be-yoop!

Whoa, we have a winner.

Holy dooly.

That's impressive.

How do you even do that?

You have to, like, have your feet out like a duck.

Ow. But then pop them in.

-While spinning. -Oh, yeah, while spinning.

[grunts] Ow! My groin.

-[laughing] -That's funny, is it?

-A little, -Oh, come on. You try.

Okay, so feet out...

Yeah, but you know, back in every other step.

Yeah. See? And then you spin...

-[exclaims] -[grunts]

-See? It's not easy. -[giggling] I can do this.

Yeah, you got to bend. That's good.

[Chilli] How are my feet?

[Bandit] Yeah, they're good, babe.

Okay, here we go. Spin!

Whoa. Oh, man. Dizzy.

[laughs]

-Otter. Ot-Otter. -[Chilli] Whoop.

Otter. Huh?

Oh, yeah, hang on. I think I've got it.

You got to go "Be-whoop, be-whoop" while you're doing it.

Be-yoop, be-yoop.

You're not spinning. You gotta spin!

Oh, yeah.

-[Chilli] Whoo. -Bluey, look.

-Huh? -Be-yoop.

-Be-yoop. -Be-yoop.

-What are they doing? -I don't know.

But it doesn't look like housework.

-Be-yoop. -Be-yoop.

-What's going on? -[both] Hey, kids!

Uh, shouldn't you be tidying the blankets up?

We finished.

Shouldn't you be doing housework?

-We haven't started. -Why?

We're trying to walk like you guys.

Why?

-We don't know. -Yeah.

-Mm, okay. -Can you show us

how you do the "be-yoop, be-yoop" walk?

Yeah.

Okay, you start with your feet out,

and then they go in.

Out, in. Out, in.

[both] Out, in.

-Put your bottom out a bit more. -Out, in.

-Out, in. -Yay, you got it!

Dad, you need to do duck feet.

Oh, yeah, I forgot.

And you have to say, "Be-yoop."

[all] Be-yoop. Be-yoop. Be-yoop.

[Chilli and Bandit] Be-yoop. Be-yoop. Be-yoop.

[Bingo] Yeah, Mum, you're doing it.

-[both] Be-yoop. Be-yoop. -Ah, so are you, Dad.

I'm doing it! Whoo-hoo!

[laughter]

You got it, you got it.

-Yay, Dad! -[laughter]

[Chilli and Bandit] Be-yoop. Be-yoop.

Well, the house is still a mess,

none of the vacuuming's done,

but we can both now do the "Be-yoop" walk.

-I think I'm okay with that. -Me too.

Well, we finished our chores, so we're going to play.

Go for it, girls. Well done.

Bye.

-Bandit, Bandit, look. -Huh? What?

Is that okay? Is that okay?

[Bandit] Arms swinging, one foot in front of the other.

Are we good? Are we good?

Yeah, I think we're good.

-Yes! Yay! -Yes! Whoo-hoo-hoo!

Grownups are nuts.

[both sigh]

-You know what that means. -Yeah, I know.

-Back to the housework. -Yep.

-Let's just get through it. -Then we can relax.

Be-yoop! Be-yoop!

[theme music playing]

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