Bluey

Following a mishap that involves Dad consuming her last chip, Bingo is given a trio of opportunities to activate "Dance Mode" for Mum and Dad as a form of recompense. However, others struggle to resist the allure of stepping in for Bingo during her turns.

During an outing to Hammerbarn, Bluey and Bingo each construct their own miniature dwellings next to each other in the trolley. However, Bluey soon feels envious of her sibling Bingo.

Bluey and her mother are on their way to Chloe's celebration, but Bingo isn't on the guest list. However, Bingo has a secret weapon, a magical featherwand that makes objects incredibly heavy, allowing her to prevent them from exiting the house.

During a squash match between Dad and Uncle Stripe, Bluey and Bingo take charge of the action, with Bingo demonstrating that younger siblings can indeed outdo their older counterparts.

Bluey uncovers a situation when her playmate Bert Handsome is revealed to have nits, during a pretend hairdresser game. Bingo needs to find her courage to speak up, and Bluey must locate her listening skills.

In the backyard, Dad and his friends are eager to tackle some tree stumps. However when Bluey and Bingo transform a stump into a nail salon, Dad encounters an unexpected challenge.

When Bluey inadvertently upsets Bingo during a game at dinner, she attempts various strategies to restore her sister's happiness, including altering the game's rules. However, her efforts initially prove unsuccessful.

A father is determined to avoid tardiness when taking Bluey and Bingo to kindergarten and school, but the girls keep him busy with games, causing his schedule to go awry.

During a playdate at Chloe's house, Bingo discovers that many of her favorite games require a partner. Left to her own devices, she finds a challenge from Dad that keeps her entertained.

On the felt-pen inhabited Rug Island, Bingo and Bluey's imagination transforms the pens into bananas, campfires and even a snake. But will Dad be able to connect with his playful side to fully immerse himself in their new world?

Bluey and Bingo try to get everyone to join in a game of Charades, but Muffin and Socks are too young to grasp the rules. Nanna steps in, coming up with a quick solution to keep the game going.

Mom needs to rush Bluey and Bingo out the door for a playdate, but they refuse to go until a sticky rubber gecko detaches from the ceiling.

When Dad demonstrates how to use their outdated baby-harness to the kids, a new family pastime emerges: Dad Baby! However, Dad is taken aback by the less-than-glamorous aspects of the situation, including the unexpected "birth" of a baby Bingo.

Bluey takes on the role of a caregiver for a group of lively balloons, with a particularly energetic one named Greenie. However, she quickly realizes that caring for others is more challenging than she expected.

Every morning, Bingo hops on the Dad Train, journeying from home to daycare, then to her job at the vet. However, things get derailed when a playful Bluey disrupts their routine, causing delays.

At the school, Jack is the new canine addition and has been enlisted into Rusty's squad. Jack faces difficulties in adhering to directives and frequently forgets his hat, but Rusty is determined to mold him into a proper soldier.

Bingo and Bluey aim to orchestrate a romantic night for their parents, arranging a special dinner at a fanciful eatery. The evening unfolds perfectly until Chef Bingo's unique dish is served.

The Heeler family enjoys a leisurely stroll along the river, but Bingo's legs grow weary, and she asks for a piggyback ride. To keep her spirits up and her legs active, Mum and Dad create entertaining games, encouraging Bingo to move once again.

When Bingo accidentally spills Mum's breakfast-in-bed, she fears her special day is ruined. However, Bluey steps in to save the day by staging a play reenacting how Mum and Dad first met.

When Dad introduces a tenacious duo of tickle crabs to the household after a beach trip, no corner of the home is secure from their playful antics. His only chance to escape their relentless tickling is by enlisting the aid of his beloved.

Mum and Dad envision a peaceful, imaginary world free from the girls' antics. Bluey and Bingo, eager to join in the fun, intrude on their parents' daydream and set off in pursuit. The question remains: how will Mum and Dad evade their eager daughters?

In the middle of a bus ride, Mum struggles to confess her hidden feelings to the Bus Driver Dad, but with the encouragement of the Grannies, she finally finds the courage to speak her heart.

In a round of Queens, Bluey and Bingo discover that acting as the butler is far more enjoyable. However, someone still needs to take on the role of the Queen, even if it involves embracing a bit of hard work.

Mum and Dad grapple with assembling new flat-pack furniture, meanwhile, Bluey and Bingo create an imaginary realm using the leftover boxes.

At school, Bluey and her friends transform a tree stump into an exciting game of Helicopter. However, as the designated pilot, Bluey realizes she needs to relinquish some control to ensure everyone has a enjoyable time.

During Bingo's slumber, Bingo and Floppy embark on a cosmic journey, as the rest of her sleep-weary family struggle to keep up with Bingo's constant nightly movements from bed to bed.

Grandpa is meant to be taking it easy, but when Bluey and Bingo drop by, he surprises them with a spontaneous escape, leading them on a wild escapade through the wild outdoors.

Papa has unceremoniously parked himself at one end of the seesaw. Bluey and Bingo rally the whole playground crew to assist in dislodging him, but they still need to find one more helper.

Bluey embarks on her inaugural cinema adventure, yet she's anxious that the film might be too frightening. When Bingo's antics disrupt the theatre, Bluey must overcome her fears and assist her father.

When Muffin is informed by her Dad that she is special, she misinterprets this as an invitation to behave as she pleases, leading her to impose her own rules on Bluey and Bingo's game of Library.

Bluey and Mackenzie eagerly anticipate a fun day with their friends Mia and Captain. However, when the older kids decide to play together and leave them out, Calypso shares her wisdom on why growing up can be challenging.

Bluey and Bingo are ready to leave the bath, but Dad has a different idea in mind. Instead of giving them instructions, he ends up joining them in a game of Burger Shop.

Bluey takes on the role of ringmaster in a circus game, but Hercules wants to switch to his favorite motorcycle game. Bluey finds a way to make everyone content.

A family consisting of a mother, a father, and their enthusiastic dog Bingo must successfully finish both their swimming lessons to graduate from Swim School. However, satisfying their demanding instructor, Margaret, who is also known by the name Bluey, is turning out to be a significant challenge.

In the park, Bluey encounters a new friend named Winnie. However, when Bluey extends an invitation to Winnie and her father for breakfast, she discovers that adults require more time to form friendships.

When Mum and Dad have a disagreement, Bluey persuades Dad to write a love letter to Mum to help mend the rift. Bluey now needs to figure out how to play a game of Ground is Lava with Bingo while also making sure the letter reaches Mum, all without the siblings getting into a fight.

Bluey and Bingo are engaged in "The Quiet Game," refusing to speak when Dad asks which toy to buy for Muffin. Frustrated, Dad enlists the help of a new store employee, Alfie, to decipher the girls' non-verbal cues.

The father believes that the kids have an excess of toys and proposes clearing some out. To prevent their cherished Mr Monkeyjocks from being discarded, Bluey and Bingo must demonstrate his unique value.

When Uncle Rad and Frisky unexpectedly both arrive to watch Bluey and Bingo on the same evening, they must collaborate to help Bluey cope with feeling down about remarks made by the babysitter.

Bingo engages in a game of Bad Mood with Bandit, as he moves about the house, dictating Bingo's actions and creating disorder. Bluey must find a way to break Bingo out of this funk.

Chloe is thrilled playing "Octopus" at Bluey's place and attempts to bring the same excitement to her own home with her dad. However, she feels disappointed when her father doesn't quite match the enthusiasm of Bluey's dad. Inspired, Chloe's father looks into octopus facts, leading them to create their own unique version of the game.

In the evenings, Bluey and Bingo assist their father in taking out the garbage bins, witnessing the garbage truck's arrival the next day with their mother. Over several weeks, Bingo mentions how a new student at kindergarten has been teasing her. Initially, she tries to ignore it, but eventually, Bingo finds a way to befriend the new classmate.

When Muffin refuses to quit sucking her thumb, Aunt Trixie uses a dog collar to help her break the habit. Muffin becomes upset, and Bluey and Bingo get frustrated that their cousin can't participate in their usual games because of her limited mobility. The sisters brainstorm activities that Muffin can still enjoy and join in with, despite wearing her "cone of shame."

Dad embarks on a challenging task to bake a renowned duck-shaped cake for Bingo's birthday, underestimating the complexity involved. Simultaneously, he urges Bluey to tidy up her toys, but she lacks the drive to complete the task. Observing her father's frustration during the baking process, Bluey starts to grasp the importance of lending a helping hand.

During her birthday celebration, Bingo tries to do a handstand but feels unnoticed when her efforts go unacknowledged. Meanwhile, Nana grapples with her own feelings of redundancy as she realizes her help is not needed. Eventually, Bingo and Nana connect, and Nana observes Bingo successfully completing her handstand.

Mum guides Bluey and Bingo in discovering fun activities during a family road journey, as Dad attempts to outpace the grey nomad convoy to secure a better campsite. Rewritten: During a family road trip, Mum assists Bluey and Bingo in finding enjoyable pastimes. Meanwhile, Dad strives to stay ahead of the grey nomad convoy to avoid camping too close to the restrooms.

Bluey and Bingo each want a taste of the other's ice cream, but their intense concentration on ensuring fairness keeps them from noticing their treats are melting away.

Mum forbids the girls from using the term 'dunny,' deeming it unfit for royal conversation. However, the children attempt to coax her into uttering the word.

Bluey, Snickers, and Winton are en route to seek Calypso's assistance with their dilemmas, but they are unexpectedly intercepted by the Terriers, forcing them to employ their distinctive skills to press on.

Mum looks back on Bluey and Judo's early days, recalling how Bluey mastered rolling over before Judo, who then quickly learned to crawl. This sparked a friendly competition to see who would take their first steps first.

The Heeler family comes together for a traditional Australian Christmas celebration. Bluey receives a new teddy bear and presents him to her entire family. However, the family's enthusiastic play causes the teddy to want to leave, until Frisky persuades him to stay.

Bingo believes the Easter Bunny has overlooked them, just as it did the previous year. However, Bluey uncovers a set of clues that guide them through an Easter egg scavenger hunt.