How Bluey’s New Episode “The Sign” is Destroying Parents
Bluey Deviates from the Usual with a New Lengthy Episode
The Sign deviates from many Bluey episodes right off the bat by being roughly 28 minutes as opposed to the usual seven or so. However, it makes sense why more time was needed for this storyline, as quite a bit of plot gets jammed into the installment.
Family’s Impending Move Takes Center Stage
Most of the episode centers on the Heeler family’s impending move, as they put their house up for sale due to Bandit (David McCormack) getting a job in a new city. The development is hard on everyone, with everyone doubting whether this is the right move.
Emotional Rollercoaster with a Wedding Twist
Amidst all this, there’s also the wedding between Radley (Patrick Brammall) and Frisky (Claudia O’Doherty). Bluey tries to come to terms with the move, even telling her class what’s happening.
Foreshadowing Moments and Resilience
Bluey’s teacher tells the students a story about a series of seemingly random events before ending abruptly without a solid resolution. When Bluey later asks if the story has a happy or sad ending, the teacher replies that it has both, a true foreshadowing moment.
Unpredictable Events and a Twist of Fate
The house eventually sells, forcing the family to accept a new reality. However, the buyers pull out at the very end, and Bandit decides not to sell after that. It would seem Bluey and her family are staying put for now.
Season 3: Exploring Important Emotional Topics
Bluey Season 3 has explored many important, emotional topics, and The Sign is no exception. Life may seem unfair and random at times but hopefully, everything works out just how it should by the end.