Bluey Minisodes

The kids want to dance to some annoying music, but Dad pretends his battery on his phone is flat - until Mum phones him.

Dad has bought a brand new "Bingo 3000" robot, but it's not working properly, so he calls technical support.

Nana reads an old story that Bandit wrote from when he was five. The kids find this hilarious as Nana is reading out the words exactly as they are spelt.

Dad is hungry so he pretends to eat Bluey.

Mum is playing the animal game on Bingo's back. She pretends Bingo's back is a big field, and various animals walk, jump and dart across it, making Bingo laugh.

Dad visits the 'tattoo shop' where the kids give him some ink. Dad wants skulls & snakes etc, 'cos he has to look really tough. When it comes time to reveal, it's not quite what dad envisaged.

After a big day everyone wants to sit back and listen to some relaxing music except Unicorse, who keeps getting 'Phoney' to change the tune.

Bluey and Bingo have built an enormous tower of blocks and ask if Nana can keep the tower up until they come back. Nana and Bob try to live in their smallish unit without knocking it over.

Dad is using Bingo's back as a typewriter to type a letter to the government demanding they do something about his errant children.

Bingo is in the music shop with Mum when she discovers an electronic drum kit and some headphones.

Someone keeps tapping people on the shoulder and vanishing, it's very annoying! Mum enlists Private Investigator, Browny Bear to investigate.

The kids make a whirlpool in the paddling pool and then jump into the swirling current.

Bingo has taken a magic strength potion, so she can lift Dad about with ease.

Mum attempts to get "Robo Bingo" to clean its teeth with very specific instructions.

In Bluey's dreamhouse, Monty, the head butler, is onboarding a new butler. The dreamhouse inventions are all designed to help the ladies of the manor live a life of complete ease.

Dad just can't find Bingo anywhere and no one can help, but it turns out she's just been there the whole time.

A retelling of Goldilocks and the three bears, from the bears point of view.