Bluey

Bluey struggles to create the perfect Father's Day card, unsure of what to illustrate. Mum steps in to remind Bluey of all the enjoyable moments they've shared with Dad, highlighting that he has flaws and is not perfect.

Bluey eagerly anticipates having her own personal space. However, when night falls, she finds herself longing for Bingo's company more than she had anticipated, so she seeks a way to maintain a connection with her little sister.

A mother creates a backyard obstacle course for entertainment, but the father is eager to turn it into a competition. The children, now driven to succeed, are prepared to do whatever it takes to claim victory.

Bluey struggles to keep her promises, but when she notices how much Bingo relies on Mum's commitments, she comes to understand the significance of promises and the importance of keeping them.

Bingo assists Mum in preparing an omelette for Dad's birthday morning meal, but discovering how to crack eggs isn't as simple as it seems, and Dad’s hunger is growing with each passing moment.

In this episode, Dad feigns being born just yesterday, leaving Bluey and Bingo to help him navigate his second day on Earth. The girls face unexpected challenges when he discovers the delight of food, leading to a humorous encounter where he takes Lucky's Dad's pie.

Dad expresses his frustration with how different Bluey and Bingo are, prompting Bluey to devise a scheme to make them more similar. Bluey excitedly unveils Mini Bluey as a solution.

Bluey struggles to fall asleep, prompting Mum to read her a final bedtime story. Their reading time is however disrupted by Unicorse, a particularly bothersome hand puppet. Bluey attempts to guide it towards better behavior.

Bingo and their dad face an obstacle of a magpie defending its home as they navigate through the park to reach Mackenzie's house for a curry exchange.

Bluey introduces Bingo to the art of magic, aiming to encourage Mum to engage in playtime, but she neglects to mention the crucial guideline - avoid using magic for mischief.

Dad attempts to instruct Bluey in the game of chess, though Mum believes she might be too young. When Bingo gets involved, the children create their own set of rules, yet they still struggle to outplay Dad.

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.

Mom and Dad make a pact to complete their tedious chores only when the kids stop their playful antics, but this proves impossible, leading the parents to try the same tactics.

Lucky's father is upset that the contemporary version of Pass the Parcel includes a gift in each layer, so he reverts to the traditional version, which means only the last layer has a prize, but Bingo is constantly losing.

Jack, while waiting to be picked up from school, immerses himself in a game, pretending to be a sailor navigating his way back to Australia. Concurrently, Jack's father takes a wrong turn and becomes disoriented on his way to retrieve him.

Bluey and Bingo enthusiastically invite Grandad to join their restaurant game, though they have a twist in store for him: he'll need to use an app to place his food order.

Mum doesn't allow Bingo to have Pavlova, so the children devise a clever plan by opening a mini cafe in the kitchen. Meanwhile, Dad the chef opens a rival stall, serving only edamame beans.

During a torrential summer downpour at the Heeler residence, Bluey is intent on building a dam in the front yard to control the water. Meanwhile, Mum is focused on preventing Bluey from bringing in mud inside the house.

Bluey and Bingo are whipping up mud pies and taking them to the adults, but they keep having trouble with their pedal car because the wheel keeps dropping off.

Bluey and Mum have just five minutes to complete the game 'Driving' and are tasked with buying milk for a grumpy visitor. Their mission turns into a thrilling adventure as they attempt to avoid an irate shopkeeper.

Bluey and Bingo, fed up with constant instructions, recruit their enormous, unseen companion to assert their independence and show their parents who's in charge. With their newfound freedom, they can do anything they please, but their parents eventually stage a counter-rebellion.

Bluey vows to give Bingo 'the ultimate tour' in a game of Whale Watching, but they require Mum and Dad's participation, who are too exhausted to join in after a late night.

When Father is accused of 'fluffing' in Bluey's face as he emerged from his bed, he faces a mock trial with Mum serving as the judge and Bluey and Bingo acting as witnesses. The question remains: what was Bluey doing in the room?

Bluey and Bingo enjoy virtual playdates with Muffin and Socks, where they all create artwork together. When Muffin refuses to let Socks have a turn, the children learn about the consequences of sharing.

Dad consents to drive Bluey and Bingo to the shops for an ice-cream if they can help him into the car. The catch? He's just slipped into 'Ragdoll' mode!

Dad shares a personal story with Bluey and Bingo, a tale from his youth in a chaotic era known as the 80s. He speaks of a boy who faced consequences after being unkind to his younger sibling, and how the boy's actions brought about a curse.

After a tiring day, the Heeler family is feeling off-kilter, so mum devises a plan to get them back into harmony by orchestrating a game of musical statues.

Indy feels discouraged because her model horse resembles a cow, but Calypso urges her to persist.

Bluey and Bingo help Unicorse adopt better manners so he can confidently invite Mum on a date. However, their plan goes awry when Unicorse consumes a tick.

Bingo discovers a toy turtle at the playground and is eager to bring it home, but his dad explains that it's not appropriate.

When Aunt Brandy stops by for a visit, she gifts the kids with onesies, which leads to an unforeseen reaction from Bingo.

Bluey and Bingo duck beneath the house, they watch two mysterious tradies working in the backyard.

Muffin impersonates a grumpy elderly woman on an outdated mobility scooter while working at a garage sale, only to be surprised by a real senior citizen who wants to purchase it.

The trio of Mackenzie, Jack, and Rusty are on a pretend expedition to Mars, but Mackenzie repeatedly vanishes, leaving her friends baffled about her whereabouts.

Bluey and Bingo eagerly seek Dad's undivided attention, but their plans are altered when they uncover some peculiar and unappealing quirks he has.

Judo is eager to join Bluey and Bingo in their muddy playtime, but she has been told she must stay clean!

The Heeler clan and Lucky's relatives gather to cheer on their favorite teams during the major match.

Bluey and Bingo construct a unique and meaningful hideaway for their cherished plush toy, Kimjim.

Bingo disguises herself as Bluey's new hire, right in the midst of Dad's outdoor fitness routine.

Bluey and Bingo choose to investigate their hotel room rather than unwind on the beach.

On the shore, Bingo and Dad unleash their imagination when they come across a stick that resembles a bird's head.

Bluey is curious about why Dad is always giving her orders.

Bluey requests that Dad assist her in illustrating a dragon for her narrative.

Coco is eager to join Indy in a game of Wild Girls, but Chloe has different plans and wants Coco to play something else instead.

At the pharmacy, Bluey, Bingo, and their companions enjoy interacting with the security cameras.

Bingo and Lila eagerly anticipate the fun of their newly installed waterslide.

In a casual game of neighborhood cricket, the dads find it challenging to get Rusty out.

In disguise as a real estate agent, Dad attempts to persuade Mum to buy the Grannies' house. However, Janet and Rita have no intention of leaving their home.

Bluey and Bingo each want Dad to play a different game. He finds a way to play both games simultaneously.

In Season 3 of Bluey, the episode titled Surprise focuses on the Heeler family as they organize an unexpected birthday celebration for Nana. Bluey and Bingo are thrilled to assist with the decorations and cake, but they struggle to keep the surprise under wraps. Their excitement nearly gives away the secret with a series of close, comical moments. Chilli and Bandit, meanwhile, are busy finalizing the details of the party while managing the children's enthusiasm. The episode showcases the joy of family gatherings, the difficulty of maintaining patience, and the joy of making someone's day special. When Nana arrives, the touching surprise and her reaction remind the family of the importance of small gestures in bringing loved ones together. Surprise is a heartwarming story filled with laughter, love, and the classic Heeler family charm.