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ALL: Mum!
BOTH: Dad!
ALL: Bingo!
Bluey!
- [ Birds singing ] - ♪ [ Toy piano ]
Done.
Ah!
Mum, can you play with me?
Oh, you know what, Bingo? Not right now, honey.
Oh, why not?
Well, I just don’t feel like playing right now.
- So? - [ Laughing ] Bingo.
What?
Hi, Bingo.
Do you want to play, Bluey?
- Yeah! - Hooray!
Mum said she wouldn’t play with me.
You know there is a way you can make people play with you.
Really? How?
- You use magic. - Magic?
Yeah, you can use it to make people do anything.
- Mum taught me. - Ooh, show me.
Okay, turn around. Watch.
I can make your tail go this way.
Oh, Bingo, pretend my hand controls your tail.
- Oh, okay. - I can make it go this way.
[ Giggles ] Wow!
- And this way. - [ Giggles ]
- And wag! - [ Shrieks and giggles ]
Look at it. And it’s not just tails.
I can do this. Watch.
Ooh. Ahh! [ Laughs ] Teach me.
Um, sure.
I guess Mum won’t mind.
This episode of "Bluey" is called "Magic."
Okay, Bingo, let’s do this.
Try to magic my ears.
BINGO: [ Strains ]
It’s not working.
You’ve got to be more dramatic.
- Like... hmm! - Ah!
You know?
Okay, arm up, feet out.
Okay. Try again.
- Uh, ooh! - Ah!
It worked! [ Giggles ]
You know magic.
Now if someone doesn’t want to play with you,
you can just make them. Leap frog!
- [ Giggles ] - See?
Is there anything else I need to know?
Well, there was something else Mum said, some rule...
- Oh, I forget. - Let’s use it on Dad!
Yeah!
- I think that’s it. - Looking good.
- Hi, Dad. - G’day, Bingo.
Check out the new grass.
Ooh, it looks great.
Um, can you play with me?
Oh, not right now, mate.
We’ve got to water this in.
Oh, well, that’s too bad.
Is there something wrong with your arms, mate?
It’s not working.
I told you, more dramatic, like this.
Mm!
[ Grunts ]
Bingo, I think you need your racket restrung.
[ Chuckles ] Racket restrung.
I said, that’s too bad!
Eee! Oh, no. Bingo’s learned magic.
- Run, Pat! - Ooh!
Oh, no, you don’t!
- Hup! - No!
What should we do with them?
Hmm.
This is not fair!
Kids, stop making us dance.
[ Both squeal and giggle ]
- Stop it! - Ah! Oh!
Okay, time for the big finish.
Oh, no.
You better stick the landing, Pat!
It’s not up to me!
Ah!
- Ohhh! - [ Grunts ]
- Hooray! - Hooray!
We did it. We did it!
Christmas crackers! You weigh a ton. Oh!
Pat? You’re losing me, Pat.
- You’re losing me! - Oh!
- Oof! - Oof!
[ Both groan ]
- [ Giggles ] - I love magic!
- What’s going on here? - Ah!
- Run! - Oh, no, you don’t.
Who taught you how to use magic?
Bluey did.
I should have known.
And did you teach her the most important rule about magic?
I couldn’t remember it.
- [ Grunts ] - [ Both squeal ]
The rule is, never use magic for cheekiness.
Oh, yeah, that’s right.
- Oh! - Oh, Bandit, get your armpit
out of my face.
- You two, get out of here. - Whoa!
- This doesn’t concern you. - Ooh!
- Oof! - Oof!
Bingo, magic should only be used to help people.
We were helping.
We were helping them learn to dance.
- Bluey! - Oh!
- [ Giggles ] - Okay, okay.
No more cheekiness.
Thank you.
- Starting tomorrow! - Oh!
[ Giggles ]
It should be up to us how we use our magic.
If we want to be cheeky, then we can be cheeky.
It’s not your magic. It’s everyone’s!
Aah! Aaaaah!
Ooh! - Hey! [ Strains ]
And it’s stronger in some than others!
Aaaah! Ooh!
Magic should be used for goodliness.
- I was using it for goodliness. - Oh!
Bingo was sad because you didn’t play with her.
- Ah! - Now she’s happy.
But, no!
- Whoa! - Grownups should play with kids
- whenever the kids want. - Ah!
Oh! Oof!
Ah-yah!
Ooh?
Grownups can’t just drop everything and play
when kids ask them to.
- [ Grunts ] - [ Squeals ]
- Errrr! - Ah! Oof!
- Ah! - [ Squeals ]
Why not?
’Cause then who will do all the chores,
like cleaning the house and making the dinners?
- We’ll ring the pizza boy. - Ah! Oof.
You can’t just ring the pizza boy.
We can do whatever we want, can’t we, Bingo?
Um, I guess.
Aah! No, Bingo.
- Don’t listen to her. - Ah!
The pizza boy is not the solution.
[ Squeals ] Oof!
- [ Strains ] - Bingo, I need your help!
Join your magic to mine!
People should play with you because they want to,
not because you make them.
- Otherwise, it’s not playing! - Ooh!
Hey, uh, is all that crazy stuff still happening?
- Ahh! - Oof!
- Oh, get off! - It’s not up to me!
You see, Bingo?
Cheeky magic always wins,
’cause we’ve got tickling.
- Ah! [ Laughs ] - Coochie-coochie-coochie!
- [ Laughing ] Just cut it out! - Now, Bingo!
Ring all the pizza boys.
- Me? - Yes, you.
- Why do I have to do it? -’Cause I said so.
You can’t just tell me what to do.
- Yes, I can. - Ah!
- [ Laughing ] - Coochie-coochie-coochie!
Stop it!
Sorry, babe. It’s the magic.
- Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! - Huh?
Ooh? Who’s doing that?
Huh? Bingo, no!
- Yah! - Ah, no!
- Oof! - Oof!
Hooray! Bingo joined the good side!
- Ooh! - I am not an object.
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Wow. That was a big day.
Nice grass, Dad.
- Thanks, kid. - [ Doorbell rings ]
- That’ll be the pizza boy. - Hooray!
- Come on. Who’s coming? - We need a grownup.
Off with ya, Pop.
Actually, I’m pretty comfortable right here.
Yeah, but you’re still going.
- You gonna make me? - If I have to.
Aw, man, okay. Wish I knew magic.
- Ah, ah. - Oof!
- Ooh! - That was cheeky.
- Whoo! - [ Laughing ]
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