[up-tempo music plays]
[music stops]
[all] Mum!
[music resumes]
[music stops]
[all] Dad!
[music resumes]
[music stops]
[all] Bingo!
[music resumes]
-[music stops] -[all] Bluey!
[music playing]
♪ I'm a digger Strong and tough ♪
♪ Beep, beep, beep Get out of my way ♪
♪ I need to dig The ground today ♪
[yawns]
What's today, kiddo?
It's the weekend?
That's right.
How many games should we play?
This many!
Whoa! Okay, that's doable.
I've got a letter for you!
Oh, thanks Bluey.
What have we got here?
It's a drumstick.
Oh, you beauty!
Doo-doo-ba! Doo-doo-ba!
A-rum-pum-ba! Rrrrrrr-ah!
Tic-uh-tic-ah, mm-pa-pa-bow!
-[drumming continues] -[Bluey] This episode of Bluey
is called The Weekend.
-[cricket commentator] 7 for 279... -[Dad grunting, Bingo giggling]
Don't let him get up!
-You're not getting up, ever! -Stay on him!
You're not going anywhere, you wild beast!
I'm just going for a run! I'll see you later.
-Bye Mum! -See ya, Mum!
-Let me up! -No, you're not getting up!
I've got to give your mum a kiss.
-Ooh! -No smoochy kiss for you.
Oh, no!
Hang on, hang on! Shh, shh!
Boyd is out, the first ball after...
Okay, I've --I've actually got to watch this.
-Noooo! Get his legs, Bingo! -Ahh! Come on!
I just want to see this wicket.
[Bingo and Bluey giggle]
Hey Bingo, you wanna play statues?
Yeah!
[thud, scampering]
How is that LBW?
-Dad! -[Dad] Coming!
Dad! Yeah, I'm coming!
-Daaad! -Okay, okay.
Bonjour!
Oh, hello. Would you like to buy a statue?
Ah, yes, I definitely would like to buy a statue.
I-- Wait a minute.
These aren't magic statues, are they?
Oh, no, these aren't magic.
These are just normal statues.
Oh, good, 'cause I've been down that road before.
Whoop, pause the game. Beep!
♪ Bilby's digging Bilby's digging ♪
♪ Cockatoo, cockatoo ♪
Phoar, it stinks!
Well, you're welcome to wait outside, kiddo.
Boop! Unpause.
Okay, I'd like that one, please.
Four hundred dollareedoos.
Thank you.
Enjoy your statuuue! [laughs]
Now, where am I gonna put this statue?
Ah, yes, just here.
Oh, I forgot my change.
[Bluey] Hi.
I think I forgot my change.
-Oh, yes, sir. Here you go. -[giggles]
Thank you, shopkeeper.
I'll just get back to my statue,
which I'm sure is right over here.
-What?! -[giggles]
What's it doing over here?!
I could have sworn I left it over there.
Oh, well. I guess I'll just put it back.
-[hums] -[giggles]
Is everything okay?
I think so.
I could have sworn I left the statue here,
but I found it over there.
Well, you're probably just going crazy or something.
Oh, yes, probably.
Huh?
[muffled] What's going on here?
Where's my statue?!
Hey, how did you get out here?
There's definitely something weird going on.
Pbhhht!
What? Grrr!
This is a magic statue! I knew it!
You sold me a magic statue!
-[shrieking, giggling] -You get back here!
Grrrrr!
Where are you, you little reprobates?
[doorbell rings]
Oh, someone's at the door.
Hello!
Oh. What?
-[laughs] -That's strange.
-I thought someone rang the doorbell. -[giggles]
Oh, well, I'll just go back inside
and carry on with my current tasks.
[both laugh]
[doorbell rings]
Hello?
Huh? What?
Well, that's twice now, and there's no one here.
Certainly a very strange occurrence.
[laughter]
[Bingo] I want to do it.
Okay. I'll help you.
Ungh!
Almost!
-[doorbell rings] -Ahh!
-Hello! Yarr! -[both shriek]
-It was you kids all along! -[shrieking]
-Where's my 400 dollareedoos?! -[giggles]
-[Bluey] Run, Bingo! -[imitates engine rumbling]
-[Dad] Heel! Heel! -Huh?
Is that a leaf?
[echong] Are you a leaf?
[normal voice] You look like a leaf,
but you're walking.
Are you a walking leaf?
But I don't understand.
Why would a leaf want to walk?
You should be in a tree, leaf.
Daddy, come and see!
[echong] Where are you going, walking leaf?
Come here, Daddy! Quickly!
-[giggling] -Give me back my dollareedoos!
[normal voice] Daddy, come and see.
Oh!
Goodbye.
Have fun.
I'll miss you.
-Mum! -Where's my Bluey?
-Well, go on. -[laughs]
Give your Mum a hug. What are you waiting for?
Oh, Dad!
Oh! Sorry.
Where's your sister?
There she is.
[birds squawking]
[calm music plays]
Ahhhh.
Is there more weekend tomorrow?
There sure is.
Hooray!
Night, sweetie.
Already tucked in, Bingo, you little star?
-[sniffles] -Oh, what's up?
-[groans] -[Mum] Psst, honey!
-Come up here. -Yep, coming.
Oh, and she's got sushi shoes,
and there's rice at the bottom
to help the shoes stand up.
-[toy squeaks] -Hey, Bingo.
Daddy, you didn't come and see the walking leaf.
Ah, I'm sorry.
I didn't hear you.
That's okay.
The thing is, I don't know if you know this,
but I bought this statue today from a shop,
and it turned out to be magic.
Yeah, every time he would put it somewhere,
it would just keep running away.
Yeah, and then I went to see the shopkeeper
and tried to get my money back, but she kept running away.
And he chased me all around the yard.
I kept running away. [laughs]
Yeah, and I didn't even get my 400 dollareedoos back.
So I'm sorry.
-Daddy? -Yeah?
-It was me! -What?
I was the statue!
-What?! -[laughs]
You know what?
I did think you looked a little bit familiar.
[laughs]
-Night. -Night, Bingo.
Night night, Bingo.
-Daddy? -Yes, mate?
Just leaves the door open this much,
so the leaf can come in.
No worries, kiddo.
[door creaks]
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