Bluey - The Beach
During a coastal stroll, Mum ventures out, and Bluey eagerly follows. Along her journey, she experiences a mix of thrilling and challenging moments, marking her first independent escapade.
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The Beach — Trivia
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Bluey plays 'The Mermaid who got her legs, but only for a day!' a reference to 'The Little Mermaid' by Hans Christian Andersen and the 1989 Disney film. The surfer Bluey meets is voiced by surfing legend Layne Beachley, a seven-time World Champion and chair of Surfing Australia.
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Bluey plays a mermaid who gets her legs for a day, referencing 'The Little Mermaid' fairytale and the 1989 Disney film. The surfer Bluey meets is voiced by surfing legend Layne Beachley, who also references the movie's plot.
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The shot of Chilli sunbathing references Max Dupain's famous photograph 'Sunbaker'.
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Pipi feed by taking in water and phytoplankton, then squirting out the water to take in more. Bluey mistakes this for a 'weewee'.
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A sand carving and seashell portrayal of mermaid Bingo appears on the abandoned sand castle where Bluey plants the stick.
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Bluey and Bingo wear zinc oxide facepaint, a heavy-duty sunscreen that comes in brightly-colored applicator sticks in Australia.
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A sound effect plays in the title card, and the title card appears after only 6 seconds.
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The surfer's board features an image of King Neptune, whom the girls mention earlier.
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When 'The Beach' aired on Disney Channel in the US, it was paired with 'Wagon Ride' and 'Taxi'.
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On the official website, Bluey holds a shell, Bingo holds a spade, the girls wear sunscreen, and Chilli wears a beach hat and carries a bag.
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