We Got Destroyed Watching Bluey Season 1 Eps 37-40 for the First Time

Jay and Adam react, review, riff, and rate another handful of episodes (The Adventure, Copycat, Sleepover, and Early Baby) of the best family show on the planet, Bluey!
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[@tayleychan]

Awww, Adam... I wish to give you all the virtual long-distance hugs after "Copycat". Welcome to the club of "That Bluey episode sucker-punched me on levels I didn't see coming"

[@lyndsimartin3889]

1 trillion percent!!!

[@tobiasoates6911]

Wow

[@jinnimoo]

Ok I fully expected Jay to get choked up but Adam was the true plot twist 😭

[@paulhewes7333]

Bluey is the sneakiest of feels grabbers. it sneaks up on you...

[@gingerdog8203]

Spoilerssss. I hate KZbin showing comments even if you don't click the comment section

[@jeremytwoface]

So Copycat didn't hit me as hard as other episodes when I first watched it, but I recently had a couple deaths in my family and had to deal with processing that with a 9 year old and 6 year old. It hits differently for sure. This show can make you feel different things even years after you've watched that specific episode.

[@tari_elven]

And now I'm crying too

[@Chaofahn1987]

They’re gonna be a mess come Season 2 & 3. The feels hit harder, and more often!!

[@emilylewis5373]

the next grouping will including camping. They are not ready.

[@honeycrisptales532]

Neither am I that episode fucks me up fr

[@Opi-Wan]

No, they are not.

[@notoriouslybratty]

I haven’t seen it yet, nervous from all this hype

[@TheOnyxSpy]

Oh man, camping is such a good episode

[@Cdog923]

@@emilylewis5373 Fun fact about Camping: if you switch the language to French, Jean Luc speaks in English.

[@Cdog923]

SLOP IT UP, BLUEY GOBLINS! Also, as a dad of 2 NICU babies, "Early Baby" hits real, REAL close to home.

[@wtimmins]

all the love

[@someperson4712]

To a dad, what are your favorite episodes?

[@Cdog923]

@someperson4712 Honesty, the ones with Bandit dealing with his feelings tend to be my favorite; i.e. Duck Cake and Stick Bird. They show he's not the stereotypical TV dad; he's fallible and had struggles and represents the fact that being a parent is real freaking hard at times.

[@someperson4712]

@@Cdog923 it's why this show is the goat

[@andrewchristian5406]

Adam I’m so sorry that this episode hit so hard. Peaches was loved by everyone both at your home and those of us that never met her. Reaching out with a virtual hug 🫂

[@mybluecatstudio]

I'm assuming they talk about it in the patreon or in another video Because his reaction was way more than just feeling sad because the show made him feel like that. It seemed like something happened just recently or reminded him of something that hit him at his core. Just made want to drop everything just make sure Adam is ok. I'm so glad Jay was there to help him.

[@SarahRichardsGraba]

​@@mybluecatstudio I believe it was most likely about his cat, who they had to say the big goodbye to several months ago (maybe coming up soon on the year anniversary, which is always tough). 😿 It's hard to lose a pet.

[@mybluecatstudio]

@@SarahRichardsGraba for sure!

[@Ashamanic]

Then there is certainly a possibility that Camping will also hit really hard.

[@CaptainC319]

@@Ashamanic few survive camping with dry eyes

[@and_also_aaron3372]

Bluey has perfected the art of last-minute complete emotional devastation. I love this show.

[@LadyNekoshema]

Seeing Adam break, wasn't expecting that. It's okay to cry, and Bluey will get you in the feels, but I thought Jay would cry at Copycat. There are a lot of episodes which will get you, but there's also some funny ones [Sleepover for example] The first half of season 1 is more "kid show" episodes, but it'll get better in later seasons. That's not to say early episodes are bad, just going from good to great.

[@foulrot]

I have to imagine that The Sleepover being right after Copycat was very intentional, to ease that hurt

[@Manbearpig444]

Onesies and baby race gets me every damn time 😭

[@leogothisoscar271]

I have seen the Copy Cat episode several times with my kids, but 2 new things happened while watching this reaction. 1) I have never made the connection that Bluey was still copying her dad until Jay mentioned that. 2) I have never cried during this episode, yet here I am misty eyed with these 2.

[@jinnimoo]

@leogothisoscar271 Alot of Bluey episode titles have double meanings. Like how "Takeaway" is both in reference to food as well as Bandit's own takeaway lesson by the end of the ep. Copycat at first is simply the name of the game they're playing, but goes on to reflect the actual playing style that Bluey is engaging in.

[@notoriouslybratty]

I am usually doing something in the background while my kids watch Bluey but I didn’t realize it either. When they said that it broke my heart for a second and made love this episode so much more.

[@soundgal_sine_qua_non]

Sleepover is my go-to LOL episode. I get so sleep drunk, so i see myself in Muffin 😂 And I cackle every time Bingo calls Bluey "babe."

[@rosenrot234]

Why get drunk when you can just get really sleepy and hang out with your equally tired friends? Everything is hilarious in that vibe

[@Manbearpig444]

"babe " got censored for apparently being inappropriate or some shiiiiiiiit lol. I love it but censorship is stupid

[@someperson4712]

For me, it's Grannymobile, Dad Baby, Tradies, and Baby Sitter

[@toanthlp]

@@Manbearpig444 they censored fucking "BABE"??????? 😭😭😭😭

[@lilianaranea7892]

I think Copycat is about Bluey's understanding of the unexpected. She knows death is a thing but was never the less blindsided by the bird dying. In replaying it she is able to set her own expectations going in and is ready for the worst, but even then it didn't end the way she was expecting. In the end she is left with an understanding and acceptance that things can happen that are out of one's control.

[@Lost_Northerner]

This is a really good summary of that episode 👍

[@kitchenmom]

We as adults understand death. We understand what it means. Bluey is still not able to get what it means. She knows she is sad she needs to deal with it in play but still is not able to get it. We like Adam get it so it hits different. I watched my kids do the same play and move on. It takes a long time to grasp what death means.

[@crimsonghoul8983]

I don't know if that is really the case. From what I can deduce, she didn't change the story. Usually, we would wish that the bird survived and lived happily ever after, but instead she chose to reenact the situation the same way it happened. Is it just me or does that mean she is more accepting of the bird's death and recognizing that there is nothing she can do?

[@kitchenmom]

@@crimsonghoul8983 Both my kids played it just like it happened. Just like Bluey. It was just playing over and over again with what happened to deal with it.

[@sarahcostello4767]

I want to give Adam the biggest hug and tell him it is okay 🥺 (it’s going to get worse but I still want to reassure him)

[@GladtoberanDOM]

Consider it prep for onesie guys

[@tomkvideo]

Here we are, Peaches...where we start to hit the emotional core episodes of Bluey.

[@foulrot]

And copycat is on the low end of emotional damage

[@nickthedreamer4434]

As I see the image of Copycat on this video's cover, I can finally say something... NOW we begin!! That's right!!! You thought this would be only sunshine and rainbows but GUESS WHAT, MOTHER-FATHERS: WE GOT DEPTH IN THIS SHOW!!!

[@NileBoogie]

It’s always the freaking end of the show that gets you. You watching the show and then boom….tears. I remember the first time when it got me(won’t say what ep) I was like I’m a grown ass man crying at some cartoon dogs for kids. I learned from Bluey to embrace the cry. Just let it happen.

[@ScopeGuardPony]

9:33 And it was at this moment that they discovered that Bluey isn't afraid to hit the hard topics, and unlocked a whole new appreciation for a 'kids show'.

[@alyssabullock6421]

Oh boy, here we go, Copycat is definitely the start of Bluey's deeper episodes 😭 The fact that Bluey learned to cope with and understand the budgie dying by re-enacting the whole experience with Bingo and Chili was so unexpected for me, but so real and mature for this series. Children learn how to understand things many different ways, and Bluey found her own way ;; Also Sleepover is a whole metaphor for taking care of drunk friends.

[@jinnimoo]

Copycat ending with the shot of birds flying away was a nice touch 🥲

[@ashbear3095]

Bluey sneaks up on you. It’s amazing the way they touch in really tough subjects but still make it appropriate for the kids.

[@foulrot]

That's what I love about Bluey, they don't shy away from the tough parts of life and they always handle them in a way that kids will understand, without infantilizing them.

[@Opi-Wan]

Early Baby was my first episode of Bluey. I was at the hospital for my kids treatment. So yeah...HOORAY!

[@StodaGryph]

It says a lot about the general state of children's programming in the last 20 years - that both these adults were absolutely gobsmacked at the idea something could die. That would *NEVER* happen in US programming. Nor in most other regions, as far as I've seen. But this show handles it so gracefully. Death is part of life, it's out of our hands.

[@Iacedrom54]

It used to. Sesame Street didn't sugarcoat it when long time cast member Mr. Hooper died. They addressed it in an episode where Big Bird reacted very similarly to Bluey - he says he doesn't want it to be that way and the rest of the cast explains things agnostically, like Bandit does. That these things happen, they're permanent, and we can keep the memories but we can't do anything about it.

[@CanidRose]

I work with young children, some of them severely traumatized, and to me "Copycat" is the most profound episode of Bluey. It gives such important insight into the development of kids at this stage, in such a poignant way. Intellectually, most of us "know" that kids are little sponges, soaking up everything around them. But we don't always consider the realistic consequences of that; in a traumatic moment, we don't think about the fact that these kids are looking to us, their adults, to know what to do and how to react. This is why modeling behavior is so, so important. How you react to a frightening/dangerous situation could very well set the tone for how your child will react to similar situations for the rest of their life. It's equal parts terrifying and fascinating to me as an educator. That, and just the more basic reality many don't consider before becoming parents/educators/childcare workers; that the day will inevitably come where we have to explain something like death to a child. A child who, by all rights, should be too young to have to consider such things. But the world isn't usually that kind. Circumstances will eventually arrive where it's inevitable, and while it may seem like kindness in the moment, the worst thing you could possibly do is avoid the subject. Kids need to understand things, it's one of their strongest drives. If we don't explain things, they generally won't leave the subject alone, they'll just draw their own conclusions, and who knows what harm could come of that. The instinct to shield and protect is understandable, but it's so important to rise above it and arm our children with knowledge. But yes, play is an incredibly important part of how kids learn and process. It's why things like play therapy exist, for kids too young/traumatized to engage with talk therapy. It's how they learn social boundaries, explore and experiment with new concepts, test the limits of their minds and bodies for the first time... It's hugely vital in ways we're still coming to fully understand, from a scientific standpoint. It's also one of the best ways to build a relationship with a child; I mean, it's basically the only way kids make friends with each other. But the first time you see a child using play like this to process something traumatic can be intense, to say the least. As a more upbeat (ha!) sidenote, I absolutely adore the music in "Copycat" and it may well be one of my favorite tracks in the whole show, up there with "The Sign". The way the melody follows after itself, almost tripping over itself in this playful romp, only to suddenly sober to the reality of the dying bird. Then that same playful track takes on an almost melancholic impact as it resurges for Bluey's reenactment, then triumphant as Bingo unknowingly defies death, if only for the duration of the game. Just so much context-based versatility in such a fun and well-crafted piece.

[@IceMetalPunk]

Everyone: *Expects Jay to cry* Adam: *Cries* Everyone: 😲 We love you (in the most parasocial way we can), buddy 💗

[@Michelle-DiPalo]

I'm watching this show for the 1st time with the boys and the Copycat episode got me just as much as Adam (if not more). Brought me right back to when I was in High School. My mom worked at a Pet Store and there was a baby Love Bird that was being ignored by it's mom. My mom let me take it home and I hand fed the baby until it got big and grew all it's feathers in. One day, I was playing video games with my brother in his room and his friend who had just come over was yelling into us that one of or cats had the bird. We also had a Cockatoo that liked to open cages and had let my bird out without us knowing. My little guy didn't make it, but I never forgot about them. This just brought back ALL of those emotions.

[@JahChamOhm]

I was born a premie. Born super early (about 3 months early), 1pound 13ounces. I had to be in the NICU for an extra 3-4 months. My mom said it was the most terrifying moment of her life. I'm a healthy 35yo woman, so I thank every lucky star that I'm still alive. I showed this Early Baby to my mom, and it was a nice bonding moment between us.

[@TurkeyThatTickles]

i was really excited for yall to watch copycat but I did NOT expect for it to hit both of you that hard. God its such a good episode.

[@wendigowatermelon6735]

Hugs to Adam 🫂

[@CooperGal24]

You KNOW when the episode "Copycat" is written so well, that you have one of the KZbinrs crying at such a heartfelt moment like Adam! But on a serious note, losing a loved one can be extremely hard. whether it's a pet or a family member or friend, or even a beloved celebrity! The news of Miss Racheal Lillis' passing from her battle against cancer still hit some of us fans, and we've lost a few of the most beloved celebrities within a year's span: Betty White, Bob Saget, Gilbert Godfrey... And even more so years ago, like Steve Irwin and Robin Williams. I think the Bluey episode "Copycat" taught us about death and how it works in a way.

[@Animaniak]

Dude! When I saw Adam get chocked up, I started to cry too! Like what?! Never EVER would’ve expected that; but in a good way. I wonder what will happen during Onesies or Baby Race?

[@valerieparton4713]

I've never cried so hard at that episode as I did seeing Adam cry. I just wanted to hug him.

[@nikkiwood2523]

I don’t know if Adam crying was Peaches related, but I just wanted to give him the biggest hug. And if it was about Peaches, I just wanted to say that you were the absolute best dad for Peaches and gave him the best life any cat could have asked for. The absolute hardest thing we can do as pet parents is know when it’s time to let our family members go. Lots of love, bud. ❤❤❤

[@KitsuneRokaku]

No Nap Time Muffin is basically me after pulling an all nighter playing Baldur's Gate 3 #CoconutsHaveWaterInThem Also, The Sleepover is a perfect plattette cleanser after the emotional sucker punch that was Copycat

[@Clairevoyant101]

It’s absolutely crazy how surprisingly mature the stories are in bluey. Like what do you mean you’re bringing up death and premature birth

[@makeitmacabre]

Preview’d is such a special special thing cause you guys can be so silly and we can have a great time, but you never shy away from vulnerability either. I feel like showing yourselves feeling the full range of emotions that any sort of content may put you through is very appreciated by those of us who feel everything in a big way. Thanks for your authenticity. Love you both very much ❤

[@dillspitzen]

Aww Adam. You could see the second the feels hit you like a freight train. Absolutely devastating.

[@CreatureKreeper]

As a preschool special ed educator, I appreciate the shout out. It definitely requires a different kind of patience and care, but I love what I do ❤

[@MonakalizasArt]

There were many surprises in this videos, but the most surprising thing was Americans dont have Tea Towels!!??

[@jerseygirlinatl7701]

Usually we call them 'fancy' dish towels.

[@kateorgera5907]

No, we do. I'm not sure if we call them tea towels though? We call them dish towels. Either way, I'm not sure Adam and Jay would be the best ones to say, since it's more of a woman's thing to buy. My mom has decorative towels for different seasons, gets them as presents

[@RavenTheTrickster]

I don't know about them, but my household has many a tea towel!

[@kimmeyer2843]

We do. Lots of people call them dish rags or dish towels

[@nikkiwood2523]

We definitely do! We don’t call them tea towels, but we for sure have them. I have them for every holiday 😅

[@Soggyoldsock]

pRreview'd has the best theme song.

[@laurafiller1849]

Play is definitely how children process. In fact, child therapy rooms often have puppets, paper & coloring supplies, and doll houses (as oppsed to couches & comfy chairs adults use)

[@arnogaming809]

The end of copy cat hit Adam much like the end of La La Land hit me. Sometimes you just got to let the feelings run. Love y’all’s Bluey reactions a bunch!

[@kioku119]

Later they have a little budgey plushie by the door. I suspect the parents got it to help the kids.

[@kvoltti]

my mom was a NICU nurse. They are a different breed. The most loving humans with no issue ending a mother effer who would even look at their charges wrong.

[@grimmcritic1460]

This is so oddly timed, my 3 1/2 yr old daughter came home from school yesterday and as we started playing, she pretended to faint and said, "dad i died". We've never talked to her about death or had it come up before, she definitely picked it up from school. I pretended to be a doctor and help her, then she sprang up and said "I'm awake" i smiled and said good. Then she says, "dad you die now", still reeling from this first moment i couldn't fully react to i snapped back "no, no I'm not going play dyeing." we moved on had dinner and usual night, but it's still bother me.

[@454LuisDeLaTorre]

It's a strange thing, death. Although I feel my country is a little more culturally open about it, it's still hard to talk to kids about it sometimes.

[@Schu0086]

I’ve been watching Bluey this morning as I do chores in preparation for this video. Guys, you’re not prepared for season 2. It gets so good.

[@Schu0086]

I knew Jay would cry for Copycat but I didn’t expect Adam’s reaction. You’re getting to the part of the show where we start reparenting ourselves 😅

[@Schu0086]

Also Rusty is my favorite non-Bingo character. He’s such a great kid.

[@Steve302]

imo Season 2 is where they really hit their stride. Even looking at the first 15 there are sooo many good ones We get them into season 2 we got em locked in to the end haha

[@Schu0086]

@@Steve302 yeah, I looked over the episodes today too and they are going to be crying at least once per episode for like five weeks once they start season 2 😆

[@Cdog923]

@Schu0086 The crescendo of emotional destruction that The Sign will bring will be epic.

[@Kreepie11]

11:40 Oh no! At first I was like, 'wow he really felt that one, this is a good reaction,' but then you had such a sad face I'm so sorry! Hugs from a stranger; I assume the topic must have been triggering. Glad you took a break.

[@rosenrot234]

The kid voicing Muffin is just so sweet. Girls just having a blast and possibly a sugar rush in the recording booth

[@raquelk6709]

Yes I heard they use children to voice the younger characters unlike other kids shows

[@sdinvt]

Oh man, some of these even make me cry after seeing them so many times.

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

My mother taught littles for many years, and to this day I wish I had a smidgen of the patience she had with them. Adam, sending hugs.

[@blueysnic]

As a big bluey fan, I knew this episode would make you emotional but I didn’t expect such a reaction from Adam, I hope it’s better but new evidence that Bluey delivers strong and realistic messages. But get ready guys... season 2 and 3 is another level

[@wtimmins]

I was so annoyed when my kids got off naps. Because I needed the f'in nap...

[@alexkramerblogs]

BLUEY! (Grabs tissues, for no reason)

[@JonathanMartinez-ei4up]

Early Baby, Human Sacrifices to a Dragon. Life & Death, and how to care for a friend who needs a nap & a kid that’s had too much to drunk. This is the string of episodes that really displayed the power this show has. It knows how to be fun while playing in the deep end.

[@alexkramerblogs]

Oh no, SAD Adam 😭💔

[@xXr0tt3nXx]

Teapot's often spill water when you pour them when it's full. Thus,needing a small towel to wipe up.

[@hoticehilda6296]

I feel personally attacked by Muffin going to bed with the garden flamingo.

[@DovahkiinMaster172]

Yeahhh…copycat really just comes out of nowhere and hits you right in the heart.

[@caseyh8386]

Oh Adam! You made me cry mate! I hope you know sharing your emotions is such a sign of strength, it takes a lot for us to get through this long old trauma we call life and still be able to let ourselves feel xx

[@kimmeyer2843]

The Sleepover is my favorite episode! Muffin is my spirit animal. Thanks for your Bluey reaction videos. They are great!

[@kateorgera5907]

Sleepover is incredibly quotable. I think that episode alone inspired multiple t-shirts

[@salenstormwing]

Bluey is a heck of a rollercoaster. Big emotional swings of "Copycat" and "Early Baby" and inbetween them is Muffin's real full appearance in "Sleep Over". I hope you both are prepared for more emotions and Muffin in S2 and S3.

[@crimsonghoul8983]

I am glad that Bluey isn't really craving for escapism all the time and can embrace the reality of the bird being dead even when she had the option not to.

[@ming454]

They don't even what destroyed means yet...

[@foulrot]

Right? Copycat is on the low end of the emotionally damaging episodes

[@VictorySquadron]

As someone in the Early childhood education field who has a class of 30 4-5 year olds…. Yes Jay yes it is

[@honeycrisptales532]

The highlight of my week I'm not even joking and I am glad the feels hit y'all as much as us

[@bugdomrulez]

i love these reactions to bluey, i love the emotional honesty and vulnerability. i cry at bluey moments that aren't even meant to really be sad so i really feel adam haha

[@seriomarkj]

Bluey is therapeutic... we have all cried to one episode or another

[@notoriouslybratty]

Copycat felt very real to me. They do watch us to see how we process and deal with new situations. It is confusing and heartbreaking to watch them play it out afterwards as they accept this is how the world works afterwards. You can’t protect them from everything but watching a part of their innocence go away especially at a young age can be a sad and sometimes oddly proud moment for parents.

[@roxysdg334]

These have become some of my favorite reactions. I am just happy happy happy. 😊

[@CalliopePony]

Copycat reminds me of the little raccoon arc in Calvin and Hobbes. It follows pretty much the same plot: Calvin finds an injured raccoon and gets his parents to try to help it. They do what they can, but it dies, and Calvin is heartbroken. Then the story goes for a few more strips with Calvin trying to come to terms with what happened, and he is helped by talking to his mom and to Hobbes. In Sleepover I love Chili's face when Uncle Stripe runs away and leaves her with the kids. That look says it all. In Early Baby Indie says Polly is an early baby "like my sister". It never gives any more info than that, but it's interesting to see that Indie is using play to process something that happened in her own family, just as Bluey was doing in Copycat.

[@bjacobs2221]

My son was in the NICU for 4 weeks, it was really tough. Early Baby really hit home for us

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

Copycat is a tough one, but I think the timing of it is right - I was about five when my great-uncle passed and that was when the concept of death actually sunk in for me, which lines up with Bluey's reaction to the budgie.

[@matthamm384]

Wasn't expecting Adam

[@kemokage]

They weren’t expecting the “teach kids about death” episode

[@irerin]

Also heads up, Bluey's school is a Waldorf school, focusing a lot on learning by play/doing.

[@chandlermccoy3942]

Going back to what I said last video, each episode hits each watcher differently. It's pretty remarkable how there is something for everyone in this series.

[@rebel_x13]

Wasn't expecting adam to get more emotional than jay in Copycat, that's the kind of emotional stuff that only gets more intense as you progress through the series.

[@heartdragon2386]

Looks like someone found their Bluey ep that stabbed them in the feels. Everybody has thei first. Welcome friend. I still can't watch Camping or Sleepytime without choking up.

[@Ashamanic]

Yeah, I really like how both Bluey and Bandit thought she had stopped copying him, but everything she did or said to process was copying how her father dealt with the situation

[@heathercoffey6]

I love any episode with muffin in it ❤️ she is pure chaos

[@user-iq1wr1ce5j]

"Get it together, Sheila!"... LOL. Gets me laughing every time.

[@ultimateninjaboi]

Copycat is an absolute rite of passage with this show. it hits deep. and sometimes it just gets exactly the right deep for a visceral reaction.

[@serenity4eva89]

Oof, didn't expect the dead Budgie (Copycat) to be the thing that finally broke Adam. But now we've got you, buckle up for more Bluey trauma 🐦

[@Avrilandosanders]

Copycat remains me a lot of a Calvin and Hobbes story where he finds an injured critter

[@toanthlp]

COCONUTS HAVE WATER IN THEM!!!!! 😮 (also I love how the creators put Sleepover right after Copycat so we can laugh again)

[@caitlinsessom161]

the flamingo queen line was based on lisa simpson calling herself the lizard queen when she gets drunk

[@sagesaria]

Funny you should mention how kids process their trauma through play in the same episode you watch Early Baby :) I believe the implication is that Indy has a premature younger sibling. At least that's how I interpreted it.

[@roxysdg334]

Adam with the emotions this time 😮

[@amandapolanco5624]

I work as an early childhood educator, and play is definitely SO important. For parents out there, please advocate for this in the classroom. it's being wiped out slowly. As for the episode, IMO bluey chosing to still have the budge die was to try emulate how bandit handled the situation, how he acknowledges it was sad, that he wanted the budgie to be okay too but then said they couldnt control that. Her replaying the day was her learning how to process her sadness in a healthy way, something she learned second hand from bandit. Kids see EVERYTHING, they also TELL on their parents to teachers so make sure yalls grown up conversations are ACTUALLY private. The things ive heard 😂

[@fearnloathingingeneral]

Been subscribed to you guys since the black panther teaser trailer. So about 7 years of reacting to your reactions and this video is a perfect representation of why I'm still here. All the Love

[@spacemanspiff01]

We're going to need a Patreon watchalong for The NeverEnding Story now!

[@themaestro2572]

Toki and Skwisgaar: STOPS COPYINGS ME! STOPS COPYINGS ME! STOPS COPYINGS ME!

[@kioku119]

Indy's sister was nicu which is why she wanted to play that. She sort of said but just in case you missed it.

[@scott4092]

Oh wow, I've always had tea towels, I thought everybody did lol. Now I'm going to be looking at all my friends' kitchens to see if they have tea towels. 👀

[@jeannettestachecki823]

Kids love the pokemon cards.... The look on Jays face talking about Pokemon Cards is priceless.

[@ringer1324]

Oh here we go crying time….

[@foof76]

Welcome to the weeping, my friends! That was a light little sample of what's yet to come. You don't have to be a parent for this to get all up in your feels, either. I'm in my late 40s with no kids and some episodes still feel like I got socked in the gut. Even if it's something wholesome and sweet, those waterworks hit HARD.

[@sketchyskies8531]

Early Baby hits home as a premie. My mom never left the hospital during the months I stayed there. Copycat also hurt

[@mahaM19911]

The night my fiance died, I turned on Bluey to distract me.. the episode Copycat was on.. I cried so much.

[@seriomarkj]

Damn...hope your in a good place! And sorry that happened to you...sending whatever love I can as a comment on youtube

[@mahaM19911]

@seriomarkj I'm doing a bit better thank you ❤️‍🩹

[@jessiemay5040]

Bluey really hits you in the feels. I cry ALOT over this show. 😂 great reaction as always. It gets worse boys. Lol

[@eliasfitzgerald1786]

More Bluey? Hooray!