The Sign

I watched this episode with my 4 years old daughter, she was laughing and I was crying. She asked me why I cried because she thought it was so funny, I told her, you'll understand so much more than the funny things of this story when you become a parent. This is a perfect story that full of love, laughter, life lessons and tears. It resonates not only with the kids but the adults. How did they do it? Not one bit of this 28 minutes show is boring from the pictures, conversations and the music. Every day could be the best day, or the worst day, all depends on how you perceive it. Hands down 10 out of 10, and if there is a score of 150, I would have given it.

This episode draws to every moment of the episode being just spectacular. This was one of the best moments ever in tv history i feel and Joe Brumm and the Bluey team have just executed it with just First Class This episode was the best and most heartwarming with Cricket and many other episodes that the show provided to all ages of our community. This is the golden crown of all tv cartoons and shows i feel all shots are amazing the music by Megan Washington Memorable to listen to at the end i want a song by a particular Aussie or British artist at the end of any heartwarming or particular season.

A test for a movie that will become the best chapter of the whole series, a roller coaster of emotions that makes you cry and laugh. Giving you the meaning of what life is and how it moves forward.

The pace is great and you completely forget that the previous episodes were only 7 minutes long. Joe Braum, is a genius.

It helps us to see how children don't quite understand some meanings and how, when they find out, it can be very hard for them. Bluey is growing up and we notice it.

This chapter talks about how the most important thing is family and spending time with them, regardless of how our future will turn out.

In short, it's an emotional rollercoaster... As a 20-year-old, I cried at the end, but I believe this episode is just the beginning of everything, not the end. As always, the music by Joff Bush and the crew builds tension so powerfully, and Meg Washington's song fits the theme of the episode perfectly - it was mainly because of it that I had tears in my eyes. I really don't know what to write here, because I don't want to accidentally reveal something to people who haven't watched it... You just have to watch it for yourself. I'm looking forward to the full-length film! Because this episode was probably a preparation for it.

It is simply beautiful, stories that appear in real life and make everyone wonder whether they did the right thing or maybe made a mistake.

But there is a melody in this film that touches the heart and adds atmosphere, and especially at the end, when the melody makes everyone watch the end credits with tears in their eyes because there is no other way to watch it than with tears in your eyes and with tissues in your hand or hugging another person.

If I have a girlfriend, I will show her this episode because I can't watch it alone and then I will show it to my children and tell them that I always love them and I try my best for them to be happy.