15 'Bluey' Easter Eggs To Enhance Your Rewatch

Dalmatians make you think of the Disney film first.It is 101 Dalmatians.The episodeOctopusWe see Bluey’s friend Chloe’s sleek, modern home. The house number, 101, is notable. Chloe comes from a family of Dalmatians; this is a clear reference.

The license plate on the Heeler’s car has a meaningful design, not a random pick. The numbers point to the digitalHEX Codefor the exact blue shade,#419ff, animators use for Bluey and Bandit. The HLR part just means “Heeler” without vowels.

Bluey spends most of time in “Markets” Bluey tries to figure out what to do with the $5 from the tooth fairy. She gives it to a busker and enjoys his music with her friend Indy. The money’s fate follows. In “Dance Mode,” we see him with the bill in his hat, recognizable by the tooth fairy sticker. In "Quiet Game," he uses it to buy ice cream.

In an episode focused on Bingo, we learn more about Bluey. A drawing of her and Jean-Luc, the French boy she met camping, sits on the wall. Jean-Luc made a big impact on her despite their short time.

In most episodes, you see a long dog in the background.Libbie Doherty, executive producerLibbie Doherty said the long dog was for the crew to “keep them going.” Continuing it into the background gave it its own life.

Winton’s father and the Terrier’s mother move in together fast after flirting in the pharmacy. Winton’s dad lists his house. He commits to living with his new love, her triplets, and his own kid whenever he is not with his mother.

The couple planning to move into the Heeler’s house dropped out last minute. They chose Cornelius’s old home instead because it had a pool, and they wanted a pool. The Heelers stayed in their home, linking separate plot points.

After returning from a run in “The Weekend,” Chilli’s phone shows she is listening toDark Side of the Moon, a Pink Floyd album. Instead of the album’s prism, there is a picture of a bone.

The currency inBlueylooks like real Australian money, except people on the bills are dogs. The $5 bill in “Markets” shows this. The $5 bill in “Markets” features Queen Elizabeth as a corgi. This choice points to the real late queen's pet corgis.

When Bluey and Bingo’s grandfather visit them in “Phones”,He must adapt to modern digital tools for kids' games, like apps for food delivery and Airbnb. In his pretend Airbnb, a photo shows the owners. This photo displays dog versions of The Wiggles members, an Australian musical group.

Before Cornelius connects with the Terrier’s mother, he dates several other women. During “Cafe,” an episode about Bluey’s new friend at the playground, we see him on one of those dates. This fits the episode’s theme: adults find making friends harder than kids.

Bluey and Bingo have many stuffed toys. One toy came from a fan of the video game.This is an Undertale reference.This is clearly a stuffed dog version of the skeleton character Sans. Bluey and Bingo probably haven't played the game; it seems too grown-up for them.

Muffin claims she is the flamingo queen because she is too tired to think straight. This is funny, but it references an episode ofMuffin's freakout in 'The Sleepover' came from 'The Simpsons'., “Selma’s Choice,” where Lisa Simpson gets drunk. When caught swimming nude in a fountain, she calls herself the lizard queen.

Bandit has many nicknames. Telemachus is one, used in both “Hospital” and “Tickle Crabs.” The creators named Telemachus after Odysseus and Penelope’s son in Homer’sBandit's nickname points to classic literature and cricket, The Odyssey.It is also the last name of Roger Telemachus, a cricket player from South Africa. Bandit loves cricket, but being an archaeologist requires education, so the name could come from either source.

In the episode “Granny Mobile,” Doreen, the Heelers' neighbor, holds a yard sale. One item on display isDoreen attempts to sell a copy of 'Cujo'.This book by Stephen King is a horror novel about a rabid dog that ends human lives. Rabies exists in the world ofBluey is mentioned.- or at least, that’s what Muffin says when she mentions having “wabies.” Given the disease's seriousness, she likely did not, but in a world where dogs are sentient, what does a book likeDoreen tries to sell 'Cujo'.This implies more than a scary animal; it shows a person who begins brutally attacking others.

In the episode “Hammerbarn,” the Heelers visit a home improvement store. They pass by products with names familiar to fans of the video gameHammerbarn has a 'Fire Emblem: Three Houses' reference.This reference is in Hammerbarn.The reference involves three main characters.Those characters are Edelgard, Claude, and Dimitri.