 Plenty of parents will attest to groaning and rolling their eyes when their child wants to watch TV, though there's one show that both oldies and youngsters alike have been hooked by. And that's Bluey – an anthropomorphic dog from Australia and her adoring family that has taken the world by storm. For those yet to see the show, the animated series centres on Blue Heeler pup Bluey and her family – dad Bandit, mum Chilli and younger sister Bingo – and has been embraced by both children and parents alike. The show has smashed viewing figure records to become Australia's biggest-ever show, with its recent third series pulling in an incredible 11 million viewers. It's well known for its relatable parenting scenes as well as its emotional moments that have left many parents in pieces – especially during one of its latest installments. But what are Bluey's most weepy moments? Get your tissues ready – these are our top 10 picks of Bluey episodes that are sure to get the tears flowing. 10. Space Mackenzie takes a trip to space in this emotional episode (Picture: Ludo Studio) Straight in at number 10, we have the new season three episode Space. In the 35th episode of the series, we see Mackenzie, Jack, and Rusty pretending to be astronauts on a mission to Mars, but during their journey, Mackenzie keeps going missing and no one knows why, not even Mackenzie. The symbolism in Space, including a flashback that sees Mackenzie relive being left at kindergarten and feeling abandoned by his mom, has caused a debate between fans. Some have suggested that it shows Mackenzie is suffering from depression and that is why he isolates himself during playtime, while others have said it seems the youngster is suffering from some form of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder that sees him revisit a traumatic memory. Whichever is true, it's hard not to feel watery-eyed as Jack and Rusty pull Mackenzie from the depths of dar){kind=link}
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Plenty of parents will attest to groaning and rolling their eyes when their child wants to watch TV, though there’s one show that both oldies and youngsters alike have been hooked by.
And that’s Bluey – an anthropomorphic dog from Australia and her adoring family that has taken the world by storm.
For those yet to see the show, the animated series centres on Blue Heeler pup Bluey and her family – dad Bandit, mum Chilli and younger sister Bingo – and has been embraced by both children and parents alike.
The show has smashed viewing figure records to become Australia’s biggest-ever show, with its recent third series pulling in an incredible 11 million viewers.