Superbowl-Saints interception reaction in New Orleans

Reaction in New Orleans at the Marriott when the Saints ran the interception for the TD

[@jimmyz9666]

I wish I could have been hovering above New Orleans that night just to see and hear the whole city roar when Tracy Porter slipped past Manning for the endzone.

[@vanni9283]

DE-FENSE..........RAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

[@bingbangandzivieboy28]

As a kid born in 2010 this is the Best year to be born in, saints fans cheering very hard for their first super bowl win

[@duchovny2]

Anybody see the Jesus fish? Saints were destined to win

[@debowh]

Best Saints inception reaction video

[@eddiekulp1241]

The moment all saints fans knew it was real

[@rosewoodfretboard]

Wow. That moment when the world explodes in ecstacy. It's 2021, and still not a speck of rust. #WhoDatBaby

[@CadillacL]

GEAUX SAINTS!!!! AWESOME play!

[@NurseKrys09]

Awesome I love it! I was there!!

[@f1ves961]

Well um 2019 anyone? XD

[@kimnkayscakes8265]

🙏🙏🙏

[@DaVonn5044]

🍷🍷WHODAT🍷🍷

[@Viz731]

HELL HAS FINALLY FROZEN OVER!

[@Jose76890]

that was ahh pretty loud lol GO SAINTS!!

[@scarshapedstar]

AWESOME!!!

[@joshtheboy6911]

Episode Recap Collapse Warning Spoilers! Bandit is playing with his daughters, Bluey and Bingo, when Chilli interrupts them, saying that the buyers are here. Before they get to the car, they see Bucky Dunstan, who is trying to sell the house to two sheepdogs. On their way to school, Bluey laments that she doesn't want to move, but Chilli tells her it could be a new, big adventure. At school, Calypso finishes reading a book to the class, causing Bluey to question why stories always have happy endings. The former states that it's cause real life already gives us enough sad ones. Pretzel gives an example about his guinea pig running away, while Winton gives another example about how his father got divorced from his mother. Bluey ends up telling the class that she's moving away, causing them all to howl together. Calypso pulls out another book called The Farmer and reads it to the class. It tells the story of a farmer who has both good and bad things happen to him, but all he says is "We'll see." The children are confused, and Calypso tells Bluey that everything will work out the way it's supposed to. On the drive back home, Bluey's good mood is ruined when Bucky tells Bandit that the Sheepdogs want to buy the house. Back home, at bedtime, Bluey once again pleads with her father not to move. The next day, everyone is setting up for the wedding, Bingo, Muffin, and Socks are flower girls, while the adults are setting everything up for Radley and Frisky's wedding. Stripe inadvertently reveals to Frisky that Rad wants her to move out west with him. Enraged, she stomps off. Meanwhile, Muffin wonders where Bluey is, so she can help show her how to walk. At the front, a dejected Bluey hears from Muffin that if she takes down the sign, that means that it's not for sale, and they won't have to move. She plans with her sister and cousins, as Frisky comes to take the sign out as well (it being an eyesore for her). Just before they are able to do so, Rad calls Frisky and they have an argument. She leaves in her car, telling the girls that the wedding is off. The girls are terrified and tell Chilli, who decides to bring the girls along to find Frisky after they almost tell their parents what happened. Since there is no space at the back of the car, Bluey is allowed to sit in the front seat for the first time, and they are pulled over by a policeman for doing so. However, the policeman reads the law, and lets them go, but not before telling them that he gave Frisky a speeding ticket near her favorite juice shop. At the shop, Bluey finds a coin and the children get their own drinks, but none of them can find Frisky. Back on the road, Chilli receives a call from Rad. Bingo tells him that Frisky ran away, while he admits that it was probably because he wanted her to move away from the city with him. At that moment, Muffin's watermelon juice splashes in the car, causing Chilli to have to stop it. As she's cleaning it up, Socks spots Frisky's car, and they chase her. Their chase is cut short due to Socks needing to use the toilet. At a rest stop, Bluey once again asks Chilli if she really wants to leave their home, with the latter telling her once again that it'll be a big, new adventure. Meanwhile, Bingo reunites with Flappy. On the road again, Muffin tells Chilli that Bluey needs Frisky for the sign. Before Chilli can ask, Muffin and Socks are scared by Flappy, so Chilli stops to let the butterfly go free. Before she gets back in, she sees a sign and knows where Frisky went. They head to the Lookout, where they find Frisky sitting in the gazebo, lost in thought. While Bingo, Muffin, and Socks are distracted by binoculars, Bluey tells Frisky to come back so they can take the sign down. Frisky realizes why Bluey wanted the sign down: if they take it down, they won't have to move. Chilli tells Bluey that it isn't how signs work, which upsets her. She pleads with Frisky to tell Chilli not for them to move. Chilli reaches her breaking point, and on the verge of tears, tells Bluey she doesn’t want to move either, but also says it could be good for their family. Bluey points out it could be bad for their family too. Chilli says that they'll have to see, which causes both Bluey and Frisky to have a realization. Bingo, Muffin, and Socks come back to the three of them and ask if they have a coin. Bluey realizes she has one and the girls head to the binoculars once again. Just then, Rad appears and he and Frisky have a talk. Chilli tries to help the girls take the coin out of the wrong slot. When they look back, they see that Rad and Frisky have made up. The wedding is back on. Back at the Heeler house, guests start arriving, including a pregnant Brandy and Grandpa Bob, who has turned out to be in India to find himself. Rad and Frisky officially get married. At the reception, Rad and Frisky announce that instead of moving west as intended, they have instead decided to stay in the city, much to everyone's happiness, as well as Bandit and Chilli's shock. When Bandit asks if Rad thinks he's making the right decision, the latter says he worries too much. At the front of the house, Bluey is happy that Frisky got her happy ending, while Chilli stops trying to make sense of things. Everyone in the Heeler family dances the night away. The next morning, the sign is back up, and Bucky puts up a sticker saying the house is sold. Bingo, oblivious to what this means, says how nice it is before heading to the car. Later that day, when Bingo is drawing faces on her feet, she ends up losing her table. When Chilli tells her what selling the house means, Bingo is shocked. After hearing that Lila won't be coming with her, she tearfully tries to take the sign out, but is unable to do so. Bluey comforts her by telling her the story Calypso told her. Back at the lookout, the Sheepdogs end up using the binoculars that the girls tried to use. Through them, they end up spotting Cornelius and the Terriers' Mum at the former's old home. Turns out, he's selling it, and it has a pool, which is what the sheepdogs wanted. They become unsure of what to do. At the Heelers' house, they sadly take one last look at the place before they head to their car. Bandit is about to enter, but receives a call. As Bandit finishes talking on the phone, he heads up to the sign and takes the sold sticker off of it, revealing that the Sheepdogs cancelled their plan of buying the house. He then musters all of his strength to take the sign out and throws it into the cul-de-sac, realizing that he wants to stay in it. Chilli hops out of the car and tackles Bandit, crying in his arms. Bluey and Bingo hug their parents and are overjoyed that they don't have to move. The Heelers re-enter their house, with Bluey and Bingo happily looking around. They head back to their room and dance with joy. Later that day, the family eat fish and chips on a shipping box in the playroom. Bandit and Chilli look at each other lovingly as their tails wag, with Bandit laughing as Bingo places a chip on her nose (to look like a moustache). The camera pans up to the sky as the Heeler house has become the Heeler home. Appearances The Heeler Family Bluey Bingo Bandit Chilli Trixie Muffin Socks Frisky Stripe Rad Chris Bob Brandy Mort Bucky Dunstan (physical debut) The Sheepdogs (debut) Calypso Pretzel Rusty Winton The Terriers Indy Mackenzie Jack Honey Coco Chloe Policeman (debut) Cookie (debut) Frisky's Dad (debut) Busker Pat Wendy Terriers' Mum (mentioned, does not speak) Cornelius (mentioned, does not speak) Lila (mentioned, cameo) Pretzel's Mothers (mentioned) Poffertje Dog/Customer (cameo)[5] English Pointer Terrier (cameo) Sheila (cameo) Black and Red Dog (cameo) Vet Corgi (cameo) Chippy (cameo) Cherry (cameo) Fido (cameo) Winnie (cameo) Juniper (cameo) Juniper's Mum (cameo) Boxer Dad (cameo) Boxer Kid (cameo) Bentley (cameo) Zara (cameo) Rocko (cameo) Snickers' Mum (cameo) Maynard (cameo) Judo (cameo)

[@pennyscioneaux3011]

and then some WHO DAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joshtheboy6911]

Episode Recap CollapseWarning Spoilers! It's a rainy day in Queensland, where Muffin is on her way to Bluey and Bingo's house - it's a playdate with her cousins! Muffin warns her dad about the impending orange light, but he decides to drive through it instead. That earns him a scolding from his daughter, who reiterates that if the light is orange, he needs to slow down and stop. However, Stripe insists that it's a "special case" - now interested, Muffin asks her dad if she's special, and she is told she's the most special kid in the whole world. "Oh, intewesting!" They arrive and Muffin walks inside, tracking mud into the house. She doesn't need to wipe her feet as she's indeed special. Muffin walks into the living room, fully kitted out in library mode. Bluey walks her through the setup, but Muffin continually is speaking rather loudly. Bluey gives her cousin a library card, but she insists on a pink one. Once she gets her card, Muffin sets off to choose some books, but she runs the Cat Squad Bike into Bingo's bean bag. After all, the Cat Squad is here for your purr-tection... unless you're in a library where you can't make noise. Bingo's pop-up book comes up with a set of dinosaurs, which interests Muffin to the point of her trying to wrestle the book away from her cousin. This isn't going to work out in Muffin's favor, so she complains to the parents about the predicament. However, Bluey insists she's including Muffin in her gane, but she's just not playing properly. Stripe remarks that "everyone has their own way of playing," which earns him a brief little glare off Chilli. Bluey is told to let Muffin play how she wants, handing her the pop-up book either way. It's now time to doot the books for borrowing. While Bingo does it three books at a time, Muffin decides to take the entire stock. Soon, it's Toddler Time, and all Bluey has is what seems to be a law-related book she got from Bandit's office. Gotta be done. However, Muffin continues to break the quiet atmosphere by triggering the sounds off a sound book, running off with Poppy. And now it's time to return the books. While Bingo puts her books in "the book mouth thing," Muffin continues to actively resist, for she's the most special kid in the world. This really isn't going to work. Bluey, closing the book, tells her off, to no avail, as she opens the book again. Soon, Bluey and Bingo enter the kitchen, saddened. When Stripe asks them why Muffin's not abiding by the library rules, Bingo mentions the whole "special kid in the world" thing... okay now Stripe realizes. Stripe enters the living room as Muffin watches Cat Squad on the Cat Squad bike - rather fitting. Stripe tells her while she remains special to him and her mum, she will only be a regular toddler to everyone else - as such, she has to follow the rules set by everyone else. After a brief hug with her dad, Muffin announces to the girls she's no longer special! The game of library goes on, with Muffin now abiding by the rules and shooshing a seagull plush. Stripe and Muffin drive home, and Stripe now stops before the orange light, earning praise from his daughter. Appearances The Heeler Family Muffin Stripe Chilli Bluey Bingo Bandit (mentioned) Trixie (mentioned) Trivia Muffin replaces Bluey in the credits of this episode. The Cat Squad Theme is also played during the credits. The music played throughout the episode is “Sur le Pont d'Avignon”. The music in this book plays “The Ants Go Marching” (Johnny Comes Marching Home). Stripe reveals he calls Chilli "Chilli Dog." Long Dog: This version of the long dog is brown and is evidently flat on it's belly. It can be seen under the couch when Muffin is having her library card photo taken.

[@guerlisha]

SAINTS ALL DAY

[@saari985]

its just like cloverfield

[@australiabound135]

Defense! Defense! Oaaaaaaahhhhh!!!!! Lol. *eruption*

[@duchovny2]

Is it me, or does there appear to be a Jesus fish symbol for a sec? God wanted the Saints to win, divine intervention!

[@JMJ8152000]

Holy smokes.

[@grandpajacoby558]

holy shit!

[@Slovenethegoanimator2009]

0:11

[@papasteve07]

@TRDreads No, I dont

[@La504wolf]

damn

[@papasteve07]

@Jeffyy28 We'll see Thanksgiving

[@2014cwajts71]

PICKED OFF, LOOK OUT!!!!

[@joshtheboy6911]

Episode Recap CollapseWarning Spoilers! It's a rainy day in Queensland, where Muffin is on her way to Bluey and Bingo's house - it's a playdate with her cousins! Muffin warns her dad about the impending orange light, but he decides to drive through it instead. That earns him a scolding from his daughter, who reiterates that if the light is orange, he needs to slow down and stop. However, Stripe insists that it's a "special case" - now interested, Muffin asks her dad if she's special, and she is told she's the most special kid in the whole world. "Oh, intewesting!" They arrive and Muffin walks inside, tracking mud into the house. She doesn't need to wipe her feet as she's indeed special. Muffin walks into the living room, fully kitted out in library mode. Bluey walks her through the setup, but Muffin continually is speaking rather loudly. Bluey gives her cousin a library card, but she insists on a pink one. Once she gets her card, Muffin sets off to choose some books, but she runs the Cat Squad Bike into Bingo's bean bag. After all, the Cat Squad is here for your purr-tection... unless you're in a library where you can't make noise. Bingo's pop-up book comes up with a set of dinosaurs, which interests Muffin to the point of her trying to wrestle the book away from her cousin. This isn't going to work out in Muffin's favor, so she complains to the parents about the predicament. However, Bluey insists she's including Muffin in her gane, but she's just not playing properly. Stripe remarks that "everyone has their own way of playing," which earns him a brief little glare off Chilli. Bluey is told to let Muffin play how she wants, handing her the pop-up book either way. It's now time to doot the books for borrowing. While Bingo does it three books at a time, Muffin decides to take the entire stock. Soon, it's Toddler Time, and all Bluey has is what seems to be a law-related book she got from Bandit's office. Gotta be done. However, Muffin continues to break the quiet atmosphere by triggering the sounds off a sound book, running off with Poppy. And now it's time to return the books. While Bingo puts her books in "the book mouth thing," Muffin continues to actively resist, for she's the most special kid in the world. This really isn't going to work. Bluey, closing the book, tells her off, to no avail, as she opens the book again. Soon, Bluey and Bingo enter the kitchen, saddened. When Stripe asks them why Muffin's not abiding by the library rules, Bingo mentions the whole "special kid in the world" thing... okay now Stripe realizes. Stripe enters the living room as Muffin watches Cat Squad on the Cat Squad bike - rather fitting. Stripe tells her while she remains special to him and her mum, she will only be a regular toddler to everyone else - as such, she has to follow the rules set by everyone else. After a brief hug with her dad, Muffin announces to the girls she's no longer special! The game of library goes on, with Muffin now abiding by the rules and shooshing a seagull plush. Stripe and Muffin drive home, and Stripe now stops before the orange light, earning praise from his daughter.