The way this lesson is presented is a perfect example of whyBlueyworks as a show.
As each family member does their drawing, the animation style switches to reflect their art style.
Thislesson clearly rubs off on Blueyand the younger viewers at home too.
But, this does not impede their ability to connect and play together.
And that is exactly what happens in “Unicorse.”
Bluey is desperate to have one more bedtime story because she still doesn’t feel tired.
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Chilli agrees, but Bandit decides to bring along the Unicorse puppet, who causes all sorts of mischief.
The episode outlines how some things are within a person’s control, while others are not.
The argument revolved around whether grandmothers could do a dance called the Floss.
However, that didn’t fix things, as the girls continued to argue.
However, Bluey decides to teach her grandmother to Floss to help prove to Bingo that it is possible.
Thissolution helps both girls feel validated, and allows them to continue playing peacefully.
In “Copycat,” Bluey starts the day by copying her father Bandit’s every move and sound.
Untilshe discovers a bird on the ground who feels like injured.
They took the bird to the vet, but unfortunately, it didn’t survive.
The result is beautiful and cleverly constructed.
But, by the end of the trip,they recognize the importance of sharing and avoiding jealousy.
The result is both girls being happier, and more accomplished.
The girls enjoy building sandcastles with Bandit, before Chilli decides to go on a walk along the beach.
Change happens, and often, down the line,change can be for the best.
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