NEW Bluey Season 2 Full Episodes - Including BINGO, MOVIES and more! - Bluey.

Nice sunny day. Yeah, nice and sunny. Uh-oh, problem. It's raining! Aargh! Quick, get under the mumbrella! Aargh! Phew, nice and dry. Oh no, the mumbrella's mowing away! Ha ha ha ha! Phew, nice and dry! Aargh! Alright, Louie, let's go! See ya, Mum! See ya, Bingo! See ya! How can you play with me until Chloe's house? I can't, honey. There's a problem with the toilet. It won't flush. Mum has to fix it. But who am I going to play with? You're gonna play with Bingo! Oh yeah! This episode of Bingo is called Bingo! Okay, Mum's gotta get to it. You go play by yourself. Okay. Oh, one problem. Oh yeah, what's that? I don't know how to play by myself. Yeah you do, sweetie. You're just not used to it. Give it a go. Okay, Mumma. What am I gonna do? Oh! I'll play doctor! Be patient! Yeah, this won't work. Oh, I know! I spy with my little eye something coloured... ...green! Oh, wait. This won't work either. It was rug, by the way. Maybe I can play a railings game! What if I lift you up a bit? Mum! Problem! It happened again. Oh, Bingo, I told you. Don't put your legs in the railings! Sorry, Mumma. Turn it? Yep, there you go. I'm having a problem getting started. Maybe you're just hungry. Oh yeah! Ooh, raspberries and blueberries! Which one do I want? Raspberries or blueberries? Do you mind, Freak? I'm trying to decide. No. Raspberries or... Hey! So rude! Maybe if I open, then shut you. Shut! Open! Freak, I'm leaving! Just gonna close my eyes and choose. Blueberries! I'm going to eat you! Alright! I'm not hungry anymore. Now, what's a game that only needs Bingo? Oh, I know! Oh, you flush! Bingo? Yeah? Are you okay? Yeah! What are you doing? I'm hiding! Oh, okay. Why are you hiding? I'm playing hide and seek! Right. Who's coming to find you? I don't know. I just miss my sister. I know. And the fridge doesn't like me. I know. Are you sure you can't play with me just a little bit? No, honey. I have to fix the toilet. But that's not fun. It's fun for me. I like a good problem. Maybe I need a good problem. Ah! That's it, Bingo! You don't need a game. You need a problem. I'm back! Dad, do you have a good problem for Bingo? Well, yeah, I do actually. Oh, what is it? Well, on the way to Chloe's, Chloe wanted to know what colour kiwis were. The fruit? They're green. No, the little furry animal that lives in New Zealand. Hmm, that is a tricky one. Yeah, I had no idea. Do you know, Bingo? No, but I know. Thanks. No problem. Can you fix that tile for me? World map puzzle! And red bits here. Nice and straight, Bandit. Nice and straight. This bit goes here, which means that bit can do that. Finished! Wait, not finished. I'm missing a piece. Oh yeah, you're missing New Zealand. Ugh, not again. No problem, I can find it. Where are you, New Zealand? New Zealand! Stink posters for New Zealand! Hello, fridge. I want to stick a New Zealand poster on you. Speak twice if we can be friends. Thanks, fridge. Posters are all up. New Zealand will show up very soon. Sweet airs, Bingo. I'm almost finished. You want me to play with you? No thanks, I'm okay. See you, Chloe! I'm back! Bingo, you're missing a puzzle piece! Yeah, in New Zealand. Have you seen it? It's on your bum! Oh! Oh, Bingo. The poster's worked! Look, Bluey! Kiwis are brown! Hooray! Thanks, Mum! No problem. You missed a spot, Bluey. Oh, do I have to get every bit? If you're gonna do something, do it properly. Okay. Mum, what's this? Oh, that's your old papoo. Papoo? We used to walk you around the park in it instead of sleeping. Straps go around here, and baby goes in here. Get in it, Bingo! Okay. Hey! Oh, hang on! You're not a baby! Look, Dad has a baby in his belly. I know what we can play! Oh no, don't say it! This episode of Bluey is called Dad Baby. This isn't gonna end well. Okay, you're pregnant with baby Bingo. So you have to act pregnant. Okay, if we're gonna do this, let's do it properly. How to act pregnant? I'm just gonna get this ready. Oh, my back! Oh, my feet! Rub my feet, Bluey! Rub my feet! Panda healer! I'm hungry! Oh, I need to sit down! Oh, where's my vitamin E cream? Something about stretch marks? Dad, you have no idea what I went through! How could you? I'm a child! Oh, slow down, Bluey! It's hard to run! Is she still following us? Whoops! I better clean that up. Oh, cheese and crackers! You're heavy, Bingo! Bluey, can you clean this up for me, mate? Okay. I'm gonna sit down. Watch it, Big Belly! Sorry! Oh, man, I'm hungry! Okay, remember, you're eating for two people now. Sounds good to me! Watch it! So, we've got cucumbers and radishes. Uh, I've actually got cravings for these dimsums. Dimsums? The baby wants dimsums! Okay! Hey! I'll try again. Right! Hey, Bingo! I'm hungry! We're bored! Pregnant people need exercise, too! Oh, man, this thing is uncomfortable! Oh, my back! Forget this! I need to sit down. How's it going, pregnant man? Oh, uh, yeah! Oh, it's too easy, man! Don't know what all the fuss is about. Oh, good! Well, soon you'll start feeling the baby kicking! Oh, no! I'm sure that's not for a little while! Oh, you never forget that first kick! Okay, that's a wrap, kids! Come on, unclip! No, not yet! You haven't had the baby! Too bad! How do you get this thing off? You say if you're going to do something, do it properly! That advice doesn't apply to me! Hello! What happens now? What are you asking me for? Aren't you the midwife? No, I'm just a friend! I work at a petrol station! What?! I'm coming out! Well, who's going to deliver my baby? Hi, Blue Blue! Is it me, Joe? Yes! Is it Mum and Dad? Is it... Oh, lucky star! Can you give us a hand with something? Yeah, no worries, Bluey! I didn't know this was the something! Oh, no, Pat! But I don't know how to deliver a baby! I thought you grew up on a farm? We grew sorghum! Dad, the cricket's started! I'm busy, mate! Just shout if there's a wicket! Okay! Well, how hard can this be? I'll just gravel it! Hey, where are you going? I'm going anywhere! Bingo! That tickles! Oh, we'll see about this! I got a foot! Oh, she's got my tummy in it! It's not persistent! Any boundaries? One boundary, two singles! Who got the boundary? Focus! Oh, yeah, sorry! Oh, I can see the butt! I can see the butt! Come here, you little dim sims! Oh, I do like to be beside the sea! Keep coming! Morning, Wendy! You'll never get me out! She's not budging! We may have to go through the sunroof! Just get this thing out of me! Give me a go! Get out of the way! Okay, I'll pull and you push! Okay! Come on, Bingo! Ready? Ready! Keep pushing! Spike is out! Quite behind! Oh, biscuits! Just gotta say this! You're not going anywhere! Okay, baby! Time to come out! Send for me, Pat! Oh, yeah, right-o! Hey, True Blue! Visit me and you! Visit Mum and Dad! Visit a cock too! Visit a boy and me! Biscuits! Hooray! Oh, yeah! Let's get a look at you! I'm gonna call you Chilly! Oh, you healers don't muck around! Well, if you're gonna do something... Do it properly! Well done, honey! She's beautiful! Yeah, it was a doddle! Don't know what all the fuss is about! My turn! Oh, I'm numb! Okay, just one last bit of washing to hang out! And there! All my washing is hung out! Now to relax! Oh, no! The wind's blowing my washing off the line! I have to get it back! Aaaaah! Mr. Taylor! Oh, sorry, Pom-Pom! It's a long way down for you, isn't it? Yes, Mrs. Taylor! Pomeranians are a small breed! There you go! Now to get my washing back! Come back here for a day! Mrs. Taylor! I can't do it! Maybe it's best if I don't play washing! Well, I'm still an enthusiast! I go along, you know, have a go at it! Oh, poor Pom-Pom! Well, she's a bit small for this game! There's nothing wrong with being small, honey! Hey, Bluey! Let's play Seesaw! Yes! This episode of Bluey's called Seesaw! Seesaw, my deary door! Oh, I hope they bring him back for Season 4! Yeah, they do! Haven't you seen the trailer? No? What trailer? This is mine! Hey, get off! Yeah, get off! We were on that! Not anymore! Come on, Bingo, help me! Aargh! Oh, a massage! Why, thank you! Yeah, a little lower! Oh, that's the spot! Grab his arm! Aargh! Oh, yeah! High stuff! Oh, that feels good! Get off, you big blue meanie! Nah! I've got an idea! Come on, Bingo! We'll seesaw him off! Oh, yeah! Come on! We're not heavy enough! Yeah, I'm pretty huge! Hey, Chloe! Come up here and help us seesaw Dad off! Ooh, okay! We're gonna more heavy you off now, Big Daddy! Ooh, I'm so scared! Okay, sit down, Chloe! We're still not heavy enough! You must weigh the same as a hippo! That's it! I'm calling Mum! Oh, yeah! Run to your Mama! Mum! She'll sort you out, mate! Hello! Mum, Dad's sitting on our seesaw and won't get off! Oh, boo-hoo! Here you are, my darling! Oh, thank you, my precious! What are you doing? Don't feed him! You're making him even more heavy! Mmm, so filling! Have fun, children! This is outrageous! The grown-up won't help us! Well, then we need more kids! Spin! What is it, Bluey? We're trying to get my Dad off the seesaw! Oh! But we're not heavy enough! Oh! And he keeps eating sausages! Oh! Is your frizzy hair very heavy? Um, yeah? Good! It's not your fault, Coco! It's his! Look! We need another kid! Look, look! Giddy-up! Snickers, we need you! We're playing on this! Um, um! Oh, we're going to fix you up, mate! We've got a sausage dog! Bluey, look what he's got! Huh? Oh, Rodney, my darling! It's so smooth! It's a pet rock! What? He's just picked it up from over there! Well, don't worry! Snickers is heavier than a pet rock! Aren't you? I think so! Come on, Snickers! Okay! We're going to do it! Oh, Rodney, look! You can have your own pet rock! What? His pet rock has a pet rock! This is my seesaw! Yeah! Why would I get off my seesaw? What are we going to do? We've run out of kids! Oh, no, we haven't! And how's your dad going? Pum-pum! Huh? He's doing fine! Over here! Well, we're going to see him next week! Okay, I'm coming! Come here, Pum-pum! We need you! I'm here! Pum-pum, get off here, quick! Okay! Goodness me! I'm up! Yeah! That's it, that's it! Here I come! Huh? Hey, what's going on? Pum-pum! Come here, you! Pum-pum! That was close! Pum-pum! I demand you let me down this instant! Oh, okay, we'll get off! Ready, set! Wait, hang on! Go! Get him! Here comes Mrs. Spider! Hi! Oh, you cheeky fly! Can I have a go at being the spider, Bingo? Sure, Pum-pum! You're too small to be the spider! No, I'm not! Yeah, no she's not! Pomeranians are a small but hardy breed! Bingo, calm it down a bit, mate! Ooh, banana! Dad, is there going to be thunder in the movie? Maybe. Oh. You sure you're ready for movies, Bluey? You're a bit of a sensitive kid. Mackenzie's seen it! Yeah, but you're not Mackenzie! I know, but I'm ready. Just checking. Come on, let's go get some tickets. Hey, where's Bingo? Banana! Bingo! Sorry! This episode of Bluey's called Movies! One adult and two kids to Chunky Chimp, thanks! And a giant popcorn! And a small popcorn. Aww. Uh, $54, please. Chunky Chimp? Do I have to pay for the four-year-old? She's not really going to watch it. Uh, yeah, you still have to pay. Can you ask him if there's any scary bits? Oh, yeah. Hey, are there any scary bits in this? Um, there's a big thunderstorm bit at the end. That might be scary for some kids. Oh, I think I might be some kids. Look, we can leave whenever you want. Just say the word. Thanks, Dad. Okay, three tickets and a popcorn. And another popcorn. Bingo! Stay with me, mate. Open your eyes, Bluey. Is the thunderstorm bit on yet? The movie hasn't started yet. Oh. These are trailers for other movies. This summer, prepare to be out of your comfort zone. You sit here, Bingo. Oh, swingy chair. What? Maybe you just sit forward a bit. Okay. Tell me when the trailer's a rollerball. Bluey, uh... Whoa, Bingo! Oh, it's finished. Experience pure sound. Woo! Okay, now the movie's started. This is boring. Where are you going? Shh. Is this the storm bit? Nah, it's just some monkeys in a tree. Hey, travels! Look what I invented! We can use it to explore the Grandlands. Oh, chunky. You and your inventions. Bingo, sit still. Why can't you just be like the rest of us? Why do you have to be so different? I don't know. I wish I wasn't different. Oh, man, these songs. I wish I were the same. I'm a popcorn. One popcorn, please. Sure. Bingo, don't touch that. Dad, am I different like Chunky? Huh? Uh, yeah. Well, uh, no. Bingo, no, mate. I think I am different. I'm the only one of my friends who doesn't watch movies. I wish I wasn't different. Look, mate, I'm pretty sure that by the end of the movie, everyone will like that the monkey was different. Don't spill them, Bingo. Don't spill them. Well, I'm not going to be different anymore. I'm ready for movies, just like everyone else. The Grandlands aren't for chimps. Tree World is where we belong. But my heart belongs to the Grandlands. I don't care. Can I sit over there? No, mate, we're sitting here. But I want to play down there. No, you have to stay here with me. But I want to explore. I'm watching. Well done, Bluey. Huh? Hey! What? Bingo! Where's that kid? You can find the magic pinecone, Chunky. You just have to be yourself. Be myself? Yeah, be yourself. Be yourself. I need the toilet. Oh, no, mate. Don't touch the dunny brush. Dad, why does Chuba-Duba tell Chunky to be yourself? Well, you know. Bingo, you've got to flush. Come on. Am I just being yourself? Look, it's just monkeys singing songs, mate. Don't think too hard about it. Ready for movies. Okay, no worries. Bingo, we've got to go. Huh? Bingo! Where are you? Bingo! Where have you gone? Is that all the magic? Help me with your sister. You block her off. But I can't see. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry, everyone. Stop running away. Open your eyes. It's just a monkey in the rain. Your eyes have helped me. I can't do it. I'm not ready. I should have just stayed in the trees like everyone else. But you didn't. Huh? You rode off to save the village. Like you. Now fly, chunky. Nice one, Bluey. Okay, let's get you out of here. Oh, Dad, look. The storm is over. Oh, yeah. Nice one. Can we stay? What? Really? Um, yeah. Okay, we're staying. Oh, I don't want to stay. I know, mate. But it's important for Bluey. So what do I do? You know what, Bingo? Just be yourself. Oh, I'll work out. Everything's fine. Living in a tree. Yes. Bingo? Well, you are two years older than her, Bluey. Am I better than Judo? You're about the same as Judo. I'm not. Judo can't do skip bar or backwards rumba. Well, she'll get there one day. But am I better than her on this day? Bluey, just run your own race. What does that mean? Come here. Have I told you the story of when you took your first step? Oh, no. Well, it all started when you were still a baby. Come on, Bluey. Roll over. You learned to roll over really early. Get it! She rolled over! She's not meant to do that for ages. Oh, that's my girl. Come on. Where was I? You weren't born yet, sweetheart. Ooh, that was invisible. Were you proud of me for rolling over so soon? Yes. A little too proud. I think I may have turned into a bit of a show-off. Oh, I've never heard of a baby rolling over that early. I know. She's just special. But then one day at Mother's Grove, it is very early to roll over. Oh, you're so clever, Bluey. Oh, she's sitting! She's sitting! Oh, Dodo, you're sitting all by yourself. Oh, goodness, that's very early to be sitting. Oh, well, you know, it's not a race. But it was a race. A baby race! This episode of Bluey is called Baby Race. I don't know what got into me, but I was determined. I'd get you walking before Judo's mum. I mean, Judah. There you go. Steady. Bend it! She's sitting! Good girl! But after a lot of practice, eventually, you sat up. Bluey, you're sitting! Judah! Oh, goodness, I just can't keep track of her. Judah crawled before me as well. Judah beat you again. And just what did you do about this? Well, I tried my best. You stink, Abby. Come on, Bluey. Crawl to Mama. You can do it. You can do it! Did I do it? Not exactly. Why did I roll? I don't know, kid. You didn't come with instructions. The doctor said there was nothing to worry about. Some babies just roll before they crawl. But I wasn't having that. 99 bottles a thing on the wall. Aha! It's fun to crawl. Oh, how good is crawling? It's better than rolling. Watch out! My knees! Did I do it? Did Bluey crawl? Not exactly. Come on, Bluey. You can do it. Crawl to me. Oh, yeah! Bum shuffle! Bum shuffle? Bum shuffle. You were a bum shuffler. Woohoo! Go, Bluey! Meanwhile, Judah was pulling herself up on furniture, which is the step right before walking. And I was just bum shuffling around. You are definitely not winning the baby race. The doctor said there was nothing to worry about. Some babies just bum shuffle before they crawl. But I wasn't having that. See? Feels good, doesn't it? Feels like you want to crawl, right? Did she crawl? Yes. Hooray! Backwards. Beep, beep, beep. Doctor said there was nothing to worry about. But Nana wasn't having that. Let's stop mucking around, eh? A bit of olive oil on those knees will do the trick. But how is olive oil going to help? Oh, my goodness! Mum, what are you doing? If she can't crawl, she'll have to walk. This isn't legal anymore. What? I'll sprinkle some grit down, too. Oh, where'd they go? You're Nana's old school. None of it mattered, though. Judah had won the baby race. Oh, biscuits. Are you upset with me that I lost the baby race? No, sweetie. Look, we were all learning to do things for the first time. I just felt like I was doing everything wrong. Aren't you going to mother's crib? Yeah, it's got a cute cup. It's like he was born in it. But then one day, Coco's mum came to see me. Hi, Chillie. Bella. Oh, hello. I'm so sorry. The house is a mess. We chatted for a while and then she showed me a photo. Are these all your children? Yep. I thought Coco was your first. No, I've got eight kids. Wait, no, nine. I had no idea. Wow, you must have learned a thing or two. I have. And there's something you need to know. What? You're doing great. Tears, mum. Yeah, happy tears, honey. And then on, I decided to run my own race. Woo, woo, woo! Yeah! Woo, woo, woo! Well done, judo, you clever girl. So, did Blue ever learn to walk? Yes, honey. In the kitchen, actually. Hello, sweetie. I just saw something you wanted. Okay, who else have we got here? Do Uncle Strive from Nana. Oh, here we go. There you go, Uncle Strive. Thanks, Bluey. Oh, world's best chef. Thanks, mum. Hey, I thought I was the world's best chef. Oh, you both are. That one's for Nana from Bandit. This is from Dad. Oh, thanks, Bandy. No worries, mum. Oh, what is it? Oh, it's a shirt. What does it say? Hang on, I'll just get my glasses. Hang on, I'll just get my glasses on. Yes, a doctor's bag. It's made of a pool, my love. Oh, yeah, tennis balls. To Bluey from Mum and Dad. Oh, it's for me. Thanks, Mum and Dad. Whoa, I love him. I'm going to call you Bartleby. I think that's it. All done. Christmas swim! This episode of Bluey's called Christmas Swim. Let me introduce you to my family, Bartleby. They're your family now, too. Are you sure you know how to do the crackling? Read the apron. Uncle Shy, this is Bartleby. G'day, Bartleby. Nice to meet you. Whoa, hang on, Bartleby. I'm just getting blown towards the pool. And this is my cousin Socks. Merry Christmas! Yeah! Don't worry. She does that to everyone. Come on, Muffin. You're going to be late for work. Ah, I have to eat breakfast. This is my cousin Muffin. Hi, Bartleby. I'm sorry I'm late for work. Fairy's about to leave. Ah, I'm late. Ah! Lipstick! Attention, passengers. Fairy's leaving. Ah, blankets! Muffin's a bit busy right now. Let's go meet Bingo. This is my sister Bingo. Bingo, this is Bartleby. This is his first heather Christmas. Hi, Bartleby. It's nice to meet you. Crocodile! Look at all the Bartleby crocodiles! It's his first heather Christmas. Muffin, help! You're making me late for work! Bartleby! Are you okay? Maybe we should go meet my dad. Yeah! Let's play classic catchers. Who's next? Dad, this is Bartleby. How's it going, Bartleby? You want to turn to classic catchers? Bartleby! You've got to keep your eye on the ball, mate. Oh, Bartleby, I'm so sorry Dad broke your arm. Oh, Trix, I can do the gravy if you like. Oh, I'm fine, Chris. I've just got some packets. Oh, no. Let me do a proper one. Um, Trixie, can I borrow a towel for Bartleby, please? Oh, Nana, would you be able to grab a towel for Bluey, please? Oh, sure. Did you get wet, Bartleboy? Dad landed on him. Oh, deary me. Nana, no! What? He's got a broken arm. Oh, goodness me. I had no idea. Sorry, Bumblebee. Hey, Uncle Rad and Aunt Frisky are calling. Stripe, are you sure you know how to do the crackling, mate? Read the apron. Oh, I wish you guys could be here. Yeah, me too, Mum. Oh, look what I got for Christmas, Uncle Rad. Wow, look at that. Star muffins. Hey, where's Bluey? I'm sorry it's been a bit crazy, Bartleby. I hope you're still having a good time. What's that? What? You want to go home? Hey, Bluey, look who it is. Frisky! Hey, Bluey. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, Frisky. Who's that you've got there? This is Bartleby. He's having his first healer Christmas. Oh, how's it going? Well, not good. He got attacked by a crocodile. Then Dad broke his arm. Then Nana jiggled it all about. Oh, dear. He wants to go home. He says my family's too rough. Here, let me have a word with him. Oh, okay. Nice to meet you, Bartleby. I'm Frisky. I'm new to the healer family as well. And just between you and me... They're a bit crazy. Hey! But... Give them a chance. You'll see. Yeah, but that's not why I voted for him. Oh, scry. It's crackling. Oh, really? They're full of love. Ah! Bartleby, where are my keys? Fairy's leaving! Oh, come on! My keys! Merry Christmas! And here's to Bartleby. Yeah, Bartleby! Welcome to the family, mate. Dad! Sorry, buddy.