This episode of Bluey is called Grandad. As the sun casts its warm glow over the Australian

outback, Mum drives through the dusty landscape with her daughters, Bluey and Bingo, in the backseat.

The girls are happily munching on snacks, a serene moment in their otherwise adventurous lives.

Make sure you eat your pumpkin seeds, Bluey. I want you to grow up

big and strong, Mum advises with a smile. Bluey, not quite on board with the idea, protests.

I don't want to grow up big and strong. Mom responds with a playful firmness. Too bad. But shouldn't it be

up to me, Bluey asks, her youthful curiosity blooming.

If it was up to you, would you eat them? Mom counters, knowing her daughter's aversion to the seeds.

No, Bluey admits a hint of mischief in her eyes. Then no, it shouldn't be up to you. Mom concludes

as Bluey sulks adorably. Bingo, ever the dreamer,

chimes in with excitement. When we get to granddad's, can he take us in his canoe?

Mum's expression turns gentle yet serious. No, honey, granddad's just had a heartworm. The doctor

says he needs to rest. The car pulls up in front of the

house and they see granddad energetically attempting to uproot a tree stump. Despite mom's

intentions for a calm visit, the girls are immediately drawn to granddad's infectious energy.

Granddad! The girl shout in unison bursting from the car. Mom calls out in a mix of exasperation

and concern. Dad, what are you doing? Granddad with a twinkle in his eye exclaims,

Oh, Struth, quick, run, kids! Bluey and Bingo don't need to be told twice. They dart off with

granddad, their laughter trailing behind them as mom shakes her head. don't need to be told twice. They dart off with Grandad, their laughter

trailing behind them as Mom shakes her head. You're meant to be resting. The chase is on.

Granddad leads the girls into the heart of the outback, his old stomping grounds. Turning on a

sprinkler, he manages to slow Mum down, who's hot on their trail.

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