Bluey - Unicorse

Unicorse — Trivia

• Unicorse dances to a disco remix of the final section of the overture from Gioachino Rossini's opera William Tell.

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• Unicorse dances to a disco remix of the final section of Gioachino Rossini's William Tell Overture, also known as 'The Lone Ranger Theme'.

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• When Bluey touches Unicorse, he exclaims 'Ow! My back! My neck! My back and my neck!' This is a reference to the song 'My Neck, My Back' by The Vandals.

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• The picture book Chilli reads is inspired by 'The Leather-wrapped Village,' a story from the Buddhist text 'A Guide to the Bodhisattva's Way of Life' by Shantideva, which teaches the importance of controlling one's mind rather than the world.

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• The name 'Unicorse' combines 'unicorn' and 'horse'.

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• The scene where Bluey asks Unicorse about his favorite food became a viral meme.

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• Chilli reads the title card and expresses disappointment, saying, 'This episode of Bluey, unfortunately, is called Unicorse.'

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• When 'Unicorse' aired on Disney Channel in the US, it was paired with 'Born Yesterday' and 'Curry Quest'.

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• Unicorse and the episode Shaun both reference The Muppets.

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• During the credits, Unicorse dances instead of Bluey.

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• The episode was uploaded to the official Bluey YouTube channel on January 17, 2024.

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