BLUEY MOVIE CONFIRMED 2027 But... also the Future of Bluey (Creator's Letter)

[@Pugly]

Obviously we are all very excited for this news since we've been waiting for a Bluey Movie for as long as I can remember, but alongside that we received that Letter from Joe Brumm and I'm a bit heartbroken to be honest so I suppose I just wanted to give a nice love letter to everything Joe Brumm has done for the show, this video lacks a ton of finesse but my emotions are on my sleeve so I hope you buddies enjoy this pugly ramble Become a Member: - PC: kzbin.info/door/DZNUb6vcwQT2G4qXz_VzUwjoin - Mobile: www.patreon.com/TheUglyPugly?fan_landing=true Twitch Channel: www.twitch.tv/puglystreams My Bluey Twitter: twitter.com/HeelersFridge

[@Matthew-oi6kz]

It is sad, yes, but I respect his decision, as it takes alot to step away from a property that is so huge. However, what it important to note is that the letter seems to say there is a chance he will come back after the film. Well, to quote The Sign, "We'll see..."

[@TheFunnyGuy9000]

Season 4 is on the way, but Joe Brumm will not be overseeing the production. Basically what he said.

[@Matthew-oi6kz]

@@TheFunnyGuy9000 I understand that, but it also said he is refering to this as a break, and said IF he fully steps away, so there is a chance, hence me saying We'll See

[@TheFunnyGuy9000]

@@Matthew-oi6kz That could also mean a break

[@Matthew-oi6kz]

@@TheFunnyGuy9000 Exactly, we won't know what will happen till it actually does... kinda feels like a real life version of The Sign, things will work out the way they are supposed to.

[@fairlyoddenginecreations]

Part of me assumes Bluey will be getting the Spongebob treatment. An entirely new team of writers after its first theatrical production

[@doodlespiral7110]

I hope not.

[@Fire_9596]

That’s what I thought, and I’m like NOOOOOO! I’m actually gonna be so sad if that happens

[@ikrIkarus]

Though being "real", to put it bluntly, might proof to be easier to emulate, than a certain type of comedy. Especially since reality does have a wider range, than any joke writing framework.

[@Jynxxx5]

Not if they hire adults who watch the show and understand how it works.

[@pennysanchez7656]

This thing of Joe Brumm leaving kinda reminds me of one of the head writers of Pokemon, who pretty much left after Orange Island or whatever, because of how he hated how executives didn't want his darker vision to happen since, he doesn't own Pokemon. It's owned by Nintendo after all. It's that similar vibe I get.

[@joaovictorabramides9977]

In my opinion, what’s happening to Joe Brumm is similar to what happened to Stephen Hillenburg on SpongeBob after the first movie. Leaving the show production and trusting his friends and team who has a huge love with the show to continue the production without his full involvement. I know there’s people who think of this similar situation will already worry because of the bunch of controversy and toxicity on SpongeBob’s fans when it comes to “disrespecting the creator’s wishes”, even tho all the decisions the team behind SpongeBob was always approved by Stephen until his death. And I see the trust Joe Brumm is giving to his team, the same way how Stephen trusted his team to continue the show without his full involvement, no matter what will be the plan for the future, Joe Brumm knows he can trust his friends and team to keep the heart of the show.

[@princesspikachu3915]

Yeah, but Brumm also writes nearly every episode himself or with someone else. Without Brumm’s writing, the quality could be at risk. However, it could open up the possibility for BETTER storytelling. “We’ll see.”

[@paleoberd]

"even tho all the decisions the team behind SpongeBob was always approved by Stephen until his death.", exactly, until his death they listened to him, and once he died they began to make things that he did disapproved of. Lol

[@princesspikachu3915]

@ Like Camp Coral and The Patrick Show?

[@joaovictorabramides9977]

@@princesspikachu3915 Both of these shows were in development before his death, that means he approved both of them to be made.

[@carterblake-x3b]

@@joaovictorabramides9977 yeah

[@Magulousmous]

Joe just said he was taking a break from his involvement in the show. Chances are he will come back for it once the movie is finished. I seriously pray to God that with him gone for this time the rest of the team will do just as good as it was with him involved. They were at it for 6 years they had to have learned something from him.

[@carterblake-x3b]

okay that's good to hear

[@TheFunnyGuy9000]

Thanks for the clarification

[@someoneintheinternet8705]

I was thinking the same thing. It was never mentioned that it was his « last project » or that he will « not return » he literally said that he will take a break from Bluey to focus on the movie

[@carterblake-x3b]

@@someoneintheinternet8705 yes

[@Austindogftw]

This might be the most important movie I will ever watch because it's coming out the same year I turn 18 and leave my childhood behind, And when that happens, I'll be blasting Through the Fire and Flames all the way to campus

[@Videosrigolo]

I am 24 I am so excited to go and watch the third paw patrol, and bluey movie!! Omg I'll be there!! I am a mother so I can say it's for my kid, but it's actually for me 😂😂😂 You can try and leave your childhood behind , but honestly a lot of people in adult life are big babies, so you just be who you are.

[@comercole1940]

​@@Videosrigolosame here paw patrol and the bluey movie hell yeah.

[@brandonsmoviecorner1578]

I’m turning 30 the year the movie comes out and I’ll be seeing it for sure!

[@MatiNuva1724]

I'm just 20 and I can assure You, childhood doesn't have to leave You

[@Austindogftw]

@MatiNuva1724 maybe, I usually take things of my childhood past and put a more mature twist onto them. It's a way that I cope with tragedy, despair, and loss.

[@docfox4353]

I think what made these first 3 seasons of Bluey so appealing is that it was made by a parent, for fellow parents. He has known how difficult it is is to raise a child, but it also shows how rewarding it is. I think it should be a prerequisite for the next head of Bluey to know what it is like to be a parent, to go through the hardships and beautiful moments. The good thing, is that I think everybody loves Bluey to much to let it go bad.

[@619_mitch]

I’m hoping Bluey airs in reruns on TV forever. What I fear the most is Bluey fading into obscurity by 2035-2040, with Disney not streaming Bluey by then. Similar stuff happened to Dragon Tales, a show Gen Z kids remember.

[@princesspikachu3915]

I’m a millennial and I know Dragon Tales . It’s that old PBS Kids cartoon with two kids who go to a world populated by colorful dragons including Cassie, Orc, Zack, and Weezy.

[@alexjewett7455]

I can't say I want the show to end any time soon, but the last thing I want is for it to keep going forever. But however long it lasts, I'm confident this is one show that will never be forgotten.

[@stevedenny7887]

I'm a bit apprehensive of the prospect of the show continuing without Joe. Of course, I want more episodes of the show, but, I would much rather have the show end now, then continue at a much lower quality. It's definitely not guaranteed to happen, and I'm not even assuming that season 4 will be bad, but, even if it is just okay, that's still much worse than seasons two and three, and rather the show end on a high note, even if I don't personally think that "Surprise" specifically is all that good of an episode or finale. (That's ignoring the movie of course)

[@Nutellacat]

i’m so excited!! i want joe to know he created the best bluey episodes with amazing lessons and emotional bits, the sign was a masterpiece and definitely a good way to end his career (working on bluey at least)

[@elfscribbles]

No way! What?! Wait-I don’t even know how to feel about this. A Bluey movie is coming, that’s absolutely amazing! But Joe Brumm is leaving, that’s just heartbreaking! This is a total rollercoaster of emotions for me! I’ve always been a bit anxious that Bluey might change in the future. Everything that starts off great seems to eventually lose its magic, turning into a money-making machine where they don’t really care anymore about the story and what it represents. Joe Brumm, like you said Pugly, is the heart of Bluey. Without him, it’s hard not to feel frustrated and worried. Why can’t the good things just stay the way they are forever?

[@MagicDoodles68]

"Hold on tight to this time this place cause everything you know will be earased" -Alex G

[@elfscribbles]

@MagicDoodles68 that‘s deep :c

[@INoahGuy1]

I don't think he's gonna leave forever. I feel like he's only focusing on the movie for right now. Most of the old Simpsons writers took a break from the show to work on their movie. This might be the same thing.

[@Magulousmous]

The letter said he was taking a break from the show itself so chances are he’ll be back.

[@Pugly]

I hope so! His letter was written in such a heartbreaking way that it makes me feel like we won’t see him back for season 4, maybe season 5 he will be back but if we do get a season 4 during this time period I’m just a bit cautious

[@BubbIes_G]

I like that Joe makes it clear it’s not the end of Bluey and I am excited for the future of Bluey but I hope that the show doesn’t change because of him stepping back. It’s sad that his not going to be writing anymore.

[@Vhagaryen]

Joe Brumm commented on why he made the Stickbird episode about him having to accept that his "baby" (the Bluey property) was no longer entirely in his control. It is quite possible that he's felt pressure behind the scenes from ABC or other entities to change elements of the show in a way that he doesn't like, and he's burned out. That doesn't mean that the show will lose quality without his involvement, but it could turn out to have a different vibe than if he chose to stay on. For MLP: Friendship is Magic fans, creator Lauren Faust also was both disappointed at how her show wasn't aired in a form that fit her initial vision but was grateful that the show as is had a positive impact on so many people.

[@SimonStanleyHeeler]

I'm not going to lie as much. I'm hyped for the Bluey movie at the same time. Not only I'm heartbroken, but I feel really sad that makes me feel wanting to cry because Joe Brumm really made ̶c̶o̶m̶m̶u̶n̶i̶t̶y̶ family of fans of all ages who love the show and not only Bluey has a leasson for children and parents but it also for people like me at the beginning when Bluey wasn't popular I wasn't creative I watched too many TikTok's to the point I lose my attention span but when Bluey got popular and i watch it Joe Brumm made me feel to get creative and acutely make my own Bluey fanfic story i'm very thankful for what Joe Brumm has done I'm not getting my hopes up for this but if somehow if Joe Brumm was taking a break from Bluey and then returned i will be happy but if not I just hope whoever takes over will make Bluey just like how Joe Brumm done it but it can have new story but make it what Joe Brumm did where he made it realistic and made it for all ages etc. I just really want to cry

[@am_a_beluga_boi]

im always sad when a good shows creator no longer works on it because i get worried that its gonna get worse, and even if it doesnt affect me like i dont watch it, i still dont want it to get worse

[@ikrIkarus]

Even if new episodes suck, the experience we've got so far, can't be taken away. As they say, all good things must come to an end. Though I don't think it's impossible for other writers to emulate what Joe Brumm did, to a certain extend at least. Like writing stories based on their real life experiences, leading to a possible plethora of stories. Though telling such stories in a child-friendly way, by basically telling them from the perspective of a child, without all the dumbing down and slowing down, that is usually done, requires a whole lot of empathy, I think. And perhaps a solid access to your inner child. Something that Joe Brumm, solely based on how he portrays basically himself with Bandit, seems to possess.

[@ColtJones-o6l]

Wait a minute a creator who leaves their show after 3 seasons and a movie now where have I heard this before

[@MrO-h2b]

You guessed it - SpongeBob!!!!

[@stefanjones2637]

Read the letter. I noted that he talked about having trouble getting back into the 4 -6 year old mind set. I wouldn't mind if Joe Brumm wanted to do a show about/for older kids, or young adults. Maybe with cameos by the Bluey characters now and then.

[@Austindogftw]

What if this becomes another SpongeBob situation where the movie happens And then afterward the fourth season comes out and then it becomes a never-ending downward spiral? Joe Brumm if you're listening, please get a good director to replace you.

[@LemonLoserLover]

Im going to be honest. I would rather have the show end that not have joe in the writing team. He is the string that pulls everything togheter. In terms of tone, bluey stands out the most from other shows in this decade, cartoons or live action. I still keep watching but i will miss him so much.

[@eeveefennecfox]

I'm not too worried,I trust the bluey casts,they got this,I am sad that joe decided to stop,he'll always be the creator no matter what,but we got to trust the bluey casts,they've worked on this show for years,they're not going to let us down,but I am sad about this

[@Scaryhumy]

The show definitely will not be the same with Joe Brumm and that’s so, so sad. Really. But I really hope that his colleagues (Charlie Aspinwall, Daley Pearson, Richard Jeffrey, and everybody else at Ludo) will continue his legacy and make Bluey as good as it now. I know Joe believes in them too. And I also know Joe is going to make an incredible movie, hence why he is focusing primarily on that. But the show is just so special, so it’s sad to see him moving away from that. But once again, hopefully the team at Ludo can continue his legacy and I know Joe believes in them to do it too.

[@XaranAlamas]

I am optimistic. I've been in fandoms before where people ascribe all the show's success to the original showrunner, but then the showrunner changes, and sometimes the episodes that come after are even better. I'm not saying that to put Joe Brumm down. I LOVE this show. But no TV show is made by just one person, so even if he is no longer involved, I have confidence that whoever takes up the role after him will do a good job. Will this work out well? To quote the Sign: We'll see.

[@RealYoLeonRL]

This may or may not be the end of the best Peppa pig type of shows :( Loved the video mate, your editing is awesome

[@JoseMat2953]

I understand Joe’s decision to at least take a break from the series and focusing on the movie (which I’m excited that was finally announced). And as for whoever decides to make a fourth season, I don’t care what they do, as long as they stay true to what made Bluey so special in the first place.

[@someperson4712]

Hey man... We'll see... I'll have trust in who ever Joe Trusted to take over the writing, glad Joff Bush is still in the team. Though I am worried about the fact that he has gotten another composer to make the music to some episodes. Either way, I really hope this doesn't lead to Bluey becoming focused on as a brand first. And God forbid I hope it's not Disney that gets full creative rights to it in the future

[@killerskulldog]

I’m gonna miss you Joe, we love you and the show you’ve created

[@yoshi_chuck05]

I saw the letter fist before the announcement for the movie. Actually it was one of my friends who shared the news to me. When I saw that I had to confirm it was true and the it was, Joe Bruum’s letter confirming that the Movie is in store! But what kinda saddens me is that he is thinking about to end the show after the movie is both sad and understandable. Bluey is Joe’s passion project that began to grow into what we know today as the greatest kids show ever! My dad even asked me “if the movie would take that long to complete would anyone still be interested in Bluey?” I thought about it for a few seconds and then concluded with a strong yes. Because Bluey has been showing much impact on many people and there are many ways to still enjoy the show and since the movie is coming out this will bring many more people who would love a bigger scale of their favorite Blue Heeler family show. And I dig that. But it’s like what Gerald said in Toy Story 2: “You can’t rush art.” Many people tend to forget the original purpose on something because they are too blind to see what happens next for our favorite characters and that makes me sad and a bit mad on certain things. Bluey isn’t going to last forever but that’s fine. Bluey has already showed us many lessons for kids and even adults that they should understand that there are many other amazing shows and movies out there but that’s fine doesn’t mean you need to distant yourself from the show entirely. Bluey will live forever in our hearts and memories and that’s what matters. If there already is one more season coming out then I will be happy but I will still remember what Joe wants and respect that. If you have a passion project that’s great and it’s entirely up to you to figure out where the story will go for now….

[@mcweekly0]

I don’t know what to say. I one hand I’m very happy about announcement of a Bluey movie and the other hand I’m sad and nervous about Joe Brumm stepping down. I hope whoever takes over is as good as he was. I’m trying to be positive. But I am happy that we getting another season and a movie.

[@svxd7369]

I am sad that Joe Brumm is leaving Bluey. This is just like when Stephen Hillenburg left SpongeBob after making the SpongeBob SquarePants movie in 2004 when after he left, SpongeBob started declining in quality, and I hope this doesn't happen to Bluey.

[@trequonrowland2910]

I can hardly wait to see the Heeler Family on the big screen to see what adventure they'll have next, it's going to be OUTSTANDINGLY BRILLIANT.😎

[@andocoolxd5158]

I was originally very concerned after hearing the big news, of course, I was immensely excited about the movie, there's no doubt about it… but Joe's letter was originally disheartening to hear, considering he's virtually the heart of the show's vision… but… now after an entire day of reflection, I have come to a much more optimistic conclusion: So, first of all, I find it immensely admirable that the entire crew (being as lovely as they are) all respected and embraced Joe's decision, I'm glad he's focusing on his passion project for once without getting stressed about due dates and production deadlines, he can finally relax, chill the beans and focus on his main priority: the film, which will deffo serve as the show's official closure and Joe's ULTIMATE magnum opus, and close with a flourish, masterfully and in full grace as it was always intended to be from the very start, as Joe himself once stated: "once the show is over, it's over”. Now for the series production, I'd like to believe these two seasons that were trialed in the press release, will be the last ones, we can truly tell it's the end of an era, the classic Bluey era… but now we're heading for a distinct approach; while these few seasons won't count on Joe's guidance, all points out he personally chose who to pass the baton to, someone trustful and fully capable of continuing with the show conserving it's quality and spirit, promoting that special someone into the director status and him, keeping an eye as a consultant to revise the show's progress once in a while (exactly like Steve Hillenburg did back in Seasons 4 and 5 when he passed the show's control to Paul Tibbit), and we can be assured that whoever takes that responsibility, will follow Joe's vision as true as the studio has always delivered. We know there have been co-written episodes all through the series, so this symbolizes some sort of test… what has Joe's guidance transmitted to these writers and how are they following his steps? That's what we're about to find out. Who could that be? The answer variation is vast! He could trust one of his family members who is enamored with his creation (his brother Dan or his wife Suzy), his right hand (Daley Pearson), or anyone from the crew, either a head writer, a head storyboard artist or one of his co-writers of such specific instances! This will probably last for the intended run (those upcoming two seasons) and then, we'll be greeted by Joe's masterful once again surprise with his ultimate MAGNUM OPUS (the film he's been planning since the very beginning)… just to give us a satisfying, gratifying and bittersweet goodbye… this seems the ideal fate for this masterful series, let's hope with all our might it's the followed path and that this MASTERFUL conclusion can be our way to tell Joe, Ludo and everyone involved on creating this MASTERPIECE of a show... to say THANK YOU. 💖💖💖 "Oh! Goodbye. Have fun… I'll miss you…” Us in 2027

[@peposagringa73]

mentally preparing for season 4 to suck bc Joe isn't gonna be working on bluey anymore 😭

[@ember-fire7583]

While I am excited to hear about the Bluey Movie in a few years, it is sad to hear that Joe Brumm is leaving. I do agree with a lot of your points in the video itself, and that Joe did bring a certain spark to the show with being the literal creator, and the dynamic of episodes/characters being beautifully shown hugely because of his presence and impact. I have no doubt though that the team Joe will leave behind and has trusted with creating more content for a show as special as Bluey will do their best, and while it won't be the same I'm sure it'll be something just as great! 🩵🩵

[@michaelwilson4010]

Bluey is the absolute best kids show I have ever seen, and I grew up in the 80s. This show speaks to my inner child and his emotions as well as my now grown-up self and his emotions. I've seen seen countless kid shows throughout my life. None of them have made me laugh and/or cry more than Bluey. Case in point, the ending of that long wedding episode. Not gonna spoiler anything just in case, but I was so crying with Chilly.

[@Torivic]

Maybe we should send Joe Brumm tons of fanmails about his writing to make him re-think his decision etc. I am worried that other people wouldnt be able to write powerful scenes or endings

[@pennysanchez7656]

But he said that he was taking a break.

[@SteshuShu]

Thank you for the headsup. I noticed shows where the management is changed around, I notice it, and I feel like I'm one of the many few who notice these things without realizing it (until I look it up later). So I'm sad, but good to know ahead of time before thinking to myself "something feels different. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SOUL OF THIS!?!?"

[@lanalivisualarts]

I was right worrying that Bluey reached its peak with the sign because we know the only direction to go from there is downhill.

[@DrSamwpepper]

Definitely gonna miss Brumm writing for the show but I'm still confident the writers will do good for season 4.

[@sarahtelles1931]

Seeing as the movie is his last time working on Bluey, I hope its an epic send off before Season 4 begins

[@JaviSocas2My2ndChannel]

That's unfortunate if FootofaFerret finds out about it.

[@cassiamurray5253]

I hope he comes back when the movie is done, because he did say that he was just putting his focus on the movie.

[@-JustAGuyOnYouTube-]

I CAN’T WAIT THREE YEARS-

[@eeveefennecfox]

it takes time to do animation,you think making a movie takes 5 minutes? pffft

[@-JustAGuyOnYouTube-]

@@eeveefennecfox I never said it takes 5 minutes to make a movie. I'm saying my stupid impatient brain can't handle waiting three years for a movie for one of my favorite shows to come out.

[@blueyeditz0fficial]

Super excited for the movie, but more concerned about whats going to happen after

[@Demiaifai1]

😮😮😮😮😮😮 0:39 Im gonna miss him....😭😭😭😭😭 5:46

[@epicbirdy42069]

They can make season 4 more like Arthur and focus more on the families of Bluey's friends. One episode on Bluey then one on McKenzie then one on Judo, etc. I mean we love these characters so no one would be up in arms. I also think more Bluey inspirations are bound to come. Some hit some don't. I think we're seeing what happened in the 90s when the Simpsons spurred this wave of animated sitcoms and the same for Seinfeld inspired shows such as friends, frasier, modern family, etc.

[@cliftonchurch6039]

From my perspective, Bluey has been reliably good because it uses standard storytelling structure and even leverages the A/B story framework to push both the kids' and the adult stories forward, with both stories working toward the same lesson on two levels. Of course, that's also all done in 8 minutes, which is a great in and of itself. The team uses every moment of the episode efficiently, and packs both the audio and the visuals with story progressing nuggets, whether they are noticed or not, which is also why the show needs such a good composer, as keeping up emotional moments with music is so important in the series. Speaking of music, if they ever care to attempt another game, I'd suggest licensing Konami's Dance Dance Revolution engine and simply making a music/rhythm game with all the music. Kids love dancing as play already, so a dancing game makes complete sense. Just trim everything down to around a minute thirty, and there's a chance these songs can live on through the main DDR series

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

I can't wait to see how this looks! I hope it lives up to expectations. Also what did Joe do to not work on the future of the show?

[@preppygurloffical]

Im gonna be a teenager when this movie comes out so ill maybe try to hang on as hard as i can Because i may become bored and leave the fandom for real life 😢

[@Snoopy_Nerd]

0:20 NINJAGO REFERENCE SPOTTED CHAT WE GOTTA LOCK IN🗣‼‼‼🧏

[@Aguylegovideo]

Dude just a minifig which came in the cop chase set

[@Snoopy_Nerd]

@Aguylegovideo Yeah but you can't stop the ninjago grindset mindset bro

[@Thefoxthatbecameawolf]

Honestly I'm worried that Bluey will lose quality after the creator leaves. Capitalism will always exploit anything even after it loses it quality 😢 I really hope we will still have a great show ahead of us but I don't think it will be the case...

[@Hammer_Studios]

I really like all the Bluey clips that go along with what you’re saying Pugly. Great video as always 💙🧡

[@foxpokemonforever4775]

The creator may be leaving Bluey, but that doesn't necessarily mean the show will change for the worse. We just have to wait and see.

[@combatbrony6705]

That really sucks that hes leaving but im happy hes staying on for the movie my daughter and i love bluey so this is going to be a really fun time together

[@mariovsluigi9000]

All good things must come to an end. It’s like how The Beatles had to break up and go their own ways.

[@exploringgodsworld4804]

Hi pugly 😃 is that your own pugly plushy in the background I love the design! 😃😃

[@Jigglysaint]

This happened with Friendship Is Magic too, though with that the creator walked away after creative differences. Even so, it continued for a long time after. I think something we are missing is that when somebody creates a piece of work that is greater than life, it takes on a life of its own. The basic rules about how the Bluey world works is baked into the show. Honestly the only difference between a new writer stepping in and a fanfiction artist is that one is more qualified and is given the right to have their work published as canon. But the true test will be if a new writer can capture the essence of Bluey and expand on it. Really the only thing I do not want is that I don't want things to be fundamentally altered in order to appeal more to one group or another. That includes the adult fans like myself. I shudder to think of Bluey as run by a committee with making alterations to characters so that they are more easily digested, rather than the unapologetically Aussie characters we have currently.

[@Mixed_Activist]

I got that same hoodie but mine is Chili ! Last year I went trick or treating as chili and I brought my baby as bluey. Oh dear , it’s SpongeBob all over again…. 5:29 is that carnelian? Looks nice on u. I was a Romanian Orphan, I was and still am traumatized and acted weird and would hit people randomly. Back in the 90s/2000s there was no consideration for people like me. Autism didn’t exist according to them. I was written off as an asshole that was doing it on purpose. I never got help. Everything that could go wrong did. That is why I’m a great teacher, and hopefully soon a great mom, because I know how NOT to be. I fell in love with the show because it reminded me of my kiddos and of the mundane even happy moments of childhood that abuse made me forget. I got chased out by a coworker and became extremely depressed as I lost all 26 of my kiddos and it made me come to terms with the fact that my son was really gone prior I’d suppressed it. But it was losing him all over again. Bluey takes me back to when I was actually HAPPY.

[@alexjewett7455]

I'm sad to see him go, but I'm sure the rest of the team will be able to keep things on track without him.

[@FatDonkeyStudiosYT]

I’m scared for Bluey that it might go bad like the Simpsons but I hope the team can keep up the good work and I believe they will try their hardest for the shows future and it’s worldwide fans

[@cassiamurray5253]

10:36 wow. Bluey and bingo be likin music.

[@MrMagistralMalik]

I hope I’m alive by then.

[@koencooper3944]

Just remember 9/10 is an amazing show if it gets worse it will be an 8/10 show

[@federicovazquez9011]

If anything I hope he passes the role to an existing member of the team. I worry if the series is passed onto an external writer, it would dip the show’s quality.

[@CaptainC319]

I’ve thought on this for a day now and I think I want to take a different approach. While the show is really the passion of Joe, at the same time I think him stepping away gives a unique opportunity. Maybe now other members of the crew can create episodes based on their life experience like Joe has and simply adapt them for the show. I think the future is going to be bright.

[@carterblake-x3b]

atleast bluey is not ending

[@HayleySulfridge]

Ughhh i want in sooner for my 4 year old lol i hope he still loves bluey then, but at least my 1 year old will be 3 and can enjoy it too

[@Lovehandels]

WOO HOO! If I'm still alive by then my grown butt is going to see it!

[@jasonjohnnson6030]

i hate waiting in 2027

[@Yensid951927]

Worst case scenario, we get more child centric episodes with emphasis on the imagination and play than specific emotional experiences. There will still be enough of the staff from the previous seasons to support the shows emotional core, and there's nothing that confirm that Joe won't have some involvement in new seasons just that he's allocating his leadership and writing toward the movie production more.

[@MrWarners14]

I’m obviously very excited for the movie. That being said, I’m perfectly fine with the show eventually ending gracefully rather than being run into the ground. It’s obvious Joe Brumm knows this as his real kids are clearly growing up and having it end with the kids being the parents they want to be would feel perfect. I know this show is still popular and the creators still want to work on it but eventually, it will come to a grand true ending and I’m looking forward to it regardless.

[@robindelorenzo1120]

Do you ever think the series could end once all the child actors are to old to act, like hitting puberty?

[@Laxton_Himself]

Is Joe Leaving Bluey a good ending or a bad ending? ‘We’ll see’ 😉

[@kaz49]

I thought seasons 1-3 hit hard already... if Joe Brumm never comes back after the movie... holy crap The movie... I can't even imagine.

[@FatDonkeyStudiosYT]

I hope Disney don’t take all the power to their side and screw the whole movie up

[@ChristineSG19]

Honestly, I would rather the show end then to go on and lose its good writing and passion. I don’t want it to go down as a series with a bad ending, it should go out on a high note.

[@icecreamhero2375]

I'd imagine alot of people who stuck around from the beginning will still be there working on the new season. He didn't write every episode.

[@Fan-Nimater101]

BLUEY movie heck yes!

[@Tails1]

Although it is sad he won't be involved I do trust he would only entrust the show to someone he knows will do a good job, I mean he cares so much about it. I imagine the popularity of Bluey was not expected and well every creator wants their show to live for a few years, they do want an end eventually in order to move on to something else and I am sure Joe did not think it was going to go on for so long and honestly there is no end in sight which for fans is amazing but pretty draining from a creative standpoint. I do not think he is leaving cause he thinks the show is not important to him anymore just time to move on.

[@Awubbzyfan]

I'm already looking forward to the movie.

[@MichaelHesterII1356]

First off, Bluey Movie... FOR REAL LIFE!!!??? AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Second, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! 😞🥲😭 This, in my eyes, is similar to Stephen Hillenberg (sorry if I spelled his name wrong) being absent from SpongeBob SquarePants. The creator of the show may mot be a part of the show anymore, but it doesn't mean the show's over. I do acknowledge that with Joe Brumm's departure, a certain spark, warmth, or essence in Bluey could/will be lost if/when more Bluey comes out without Joe at the helm. Just to be safe, I want to say this as a die-hard Disney fanatic; Ludo Studios, DO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT SELL BLUEY TO DISNEY! DON'T DO IT! No matter how much they offer to buy Bluey, ESPECIALLY after the movie release, DO NOT SELL TO THEM!!!

[@cyberdarkturtle6971]

So Joe is leaving Bluey? Crap...... i hope we get season 4 before the movie. And also that with Joe gone, we don't get a Kathleen Kennedy treatment.....

[@princesspikachu3915]

Kathleen Kennedy won’t be able to interfere with it. Bluey may air on Disney and stream on Disney BUT they don’t actually own Bluey.

[@sandy15523]

Bluey should end after the film. Bluey's quality will go down without Joe Brumm

[@ellia1386]

I’m scared 😭❤️

[@TikTokgodzilla167]

Looks like monsterverse Godzilla movie is going to have a Challenger because the next monsterverse movie release in 2027

[@lollieandLPSfan0481]

i love this video a lot.

[@84Goji]

This reminds me of when Britt alcroft left her own company After Thomas And The Magic Railroad was a flop and a new writing team came in So basically Bluey will get its own Later Classic Era It's own Hit Era It's own Miller Era It's own Brenner Era And it's own BWBA Era And worse It's own AEG reboot

[@Nightsky67]

I can get why Joe Bryan wants to leave, after a while, it’s a lot of expectation put on your shoulders and it can wear on your, so I can understand that. He made an amazing show though ❤ Maybe for the movie, and I really want to see it happen because I know what it’s like, I’d love to see them do a full on story line about divorce, maybe with Aunt Trixie and Uncle Stripe, because of how much they argued in the Sign. I think it would help so many people who’ve gone through the same thing, me included 😊 You make amazing videos, I hope you have an amazing day!

[@Tellomello565]

WE NEED THE BLUEY MOVIE TO BE MORE EMOTINAL THAN THE SIGN CRICKET SLEEPYTIME AND FLATPACK

[@keviinWen]

Did joe brumm pull a scoot cawthon on us?

[@mega_ferret6359]

People move on. Regardless of anything, we have what we have, and it's amazing.

[@Icantfigureoutanamesosorry]

Well see...

[@Ashlyn_Banner_dogs]

YAYYAYAYAYAY

[@RanEdgar-ok3wk]

Oh thank god he’s ok I thought somthing happened to him jeez.. FEW ah thank goodness he’s ok I thought

[@voiceunderthecovers]

I don’t mind the show ending here tbh.

[@StealthheartDraws]

I don't believe it's going to be as good after he leaves

[@Terpaholic_Tendencies]

Let's hope he doesn't sell out to Disney

[@jennifersuttle3869]

Reagan ❤

[@Tellomello565]

ALSO, LEMME WORK FOR BLUEY ILL MAKE IT AS GOOD

[@TristanFournier-q8m]

Not if Warner bros BBC ABC Australia made it in 2025 instant of 2027. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha