Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Over the last four years, the Australian animated series and children's show, Bluey has become a cultural phenomenon in the U.S. and across the globe. Viewers of all ages have been captivated by the loving Heeler family who reside in Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, Australia.
13 The Lord Of The Rings Bluey has incorporated three references from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring. The first is in the season 2 episode, "Featherwand," whereupon Bandit quotes Gandalf while trying to prevent Bingo from running out the front door, "You shall not pass." The second is in a later season 2 episode, "Grandad."
10 My Little Pony In the season 2 episode, "The Quiet Game," Bingo and Bluey decide to stop speaking for a while and only communicate with hand gestures. This proves to be frustrating for Bandit as he is trying to pick the right Moonlight Unicorn toy for Muffin's birthday. The toys on the shelves resemble the beloved My Little Pony franchise and the names of some of the figures sound similar to the My Little Pony characters, like Moonlight , Appledale and Pebbledasher .
7 Bon Jovi's Bad Medicine The Bluey season 3 episode, "Fairytale," is a love letter to the '80s in which Bandit regales Bluey and Bingo with a story of his childhood from that time period. There are tons of '80s references, from fashion to toys, throughout the episode.
4 The Very Hungry Caterpillar Bluey is renowned for the imaginative playtime the family has together in nearly every episode. In the season 1 episode, "Neighbours," Bluey invites the family to build homes next to each other in the living room.
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