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Adults Everywhere Are Sobbing Over The Unexpectedly Emotional Season Finale Of...'Bluey'?

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The children's cartoon show ended its latest season with an emotional gut punch of an episode called 'The Sign'—and adults everywhere are tearing up.

Bluey fans—kids and their parents–were left reeling after the season finale aired over the weekend.

Known for its heartwarming portrayal of family life through the eyes of an imaginative Australian Blue-Heeler puppy named Bluey and her family, the show has garnered a dedicated following of children and adults alike.


"The Sign"—the 28-minute season finale—took viewers on an emotional rollercoaster as Bluey, her sister Bingo, and their parents Bandit and Chilli grappled with the impending sale of their home and a move to a new city.

The backdrop of Uncle Rad and Bluey's godmother Frisky's wedding added to the emotional weight of the episode. For parents, the episode hit particularly close to home, as it delved into themes of change, nostalgia, and the bond of family.

TikTok was flooded with parents expressing their and their children's emotional reactions to the show.

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“The Sign” is a Bluey masterpiece that had all ages feeling all of the emotions. 💙 #TheSign @Bluey



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The crying was a common side effect of watching the episode—with or without context.



Some folks commented on the show's emotionally sensitive storytelling, and what it does to parents who are watching along with their kids.

Some cried because the story was so specific, yet universal.


Many pointed out elements that showed Bluey—in addition to being poignant—is also good art.



And at least one person came with jokes.

Folks agreed—it's a great show, no matter the age of the viewer.



Bluey airs on ABC in Australia and on the Disney Channel in the United States.

It also streams internationally on Disney+, Disney Now and Disney Junior.

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