A new dog at school is recruited into Rusty's army, but he proves to be a lackluster soldier; Bingo and Bluey plan a romantic dinner for their parents.
Bluey organizes a play that tells the story of how their mother and father first met; Dad needs help from his true love to deal with troublesome tickle crabs.
Cricket uses a virtual reality video game to act out his family's Christmas Eve traditions after he gets snowed in with the Remingtons for the holidays.
Kiff, Barry and Trevor hope to recreate Kiff's perfect mixture of cereals; Kiff wants Beryl and her pals to think she is grown up, so she joins pilot school.
Bluey and Bingo gather as many friends as they can to get Dad off the end of the seesaw; Bluey must help her father control Bingo at the movie theatre.
Muffin's father tells her that she is special and she misinterprets it to assume she can do whatever she wants; Mom, Dad and Bingo attempt to pass Swim School.
At the supermarket, Bluey acts like a parent while Dad acts like a child; Bluey and Judo abandon Bingo during a game; Dad and the kids go to their local creek.
Mickey and pals get a call from Martian Mickey and Minnie. Their Space Clubhouse needs replacing, so Mickey and friends use Mouseketools to build a clubhouse.
The family works together to capture invisible fairies they believe are invading their home; Dad hires Bluey and Bingo to work at his pretend drainpipe factory.
Green Goblin and Rhino transform into dinosaurs after stealing the Dino-Webs Tree House gem; Spin and his abuela accompany Black Panther in his new Panther Pod.
A new dog at school is recruited into Rusty's army, but he proves to be a lackluster soldier; Bingo and Bluey plan a romantic dinner for their parents.
Dad and the rest of the children all pretend to be Santa Claus on Christmas Eve; the family comes together to celebrate a more traditional Australian Christmas.
As the family plays a game of bus, Bluey's mother struggles to tell the bus driver, her father, she loves him; Bluey pretends to be a group of balloon's mother.
Janet and Rita do not want to move even though the real estate agent is selling their home to Mum; Mum and Dad tell Bluey and Bingo they need some alone time.
Cricket tries to win his girlfriend back after they break up; Bill sets out to win after noticing that Cricket has started to be better at things than him.
The children form teams with the grownups to compete in a game of squash; Nana tries to keep a game of charades with the children from getting out of control.
Bluey is determined to make Bingo feel happy again after she gets upset from a game at dinner; Bluey and Bingo distract their father from taking them to school.
Cricket and his family prepare to make a big move from the country to Big City to live with Gramma; Cricket and Bill discover a nest of raccoons in the garage.
When Buford is sick in bed, Baljeet forces him to watch an episode of Baljeet's favorite show; Isabella is eager to impress foreign emissaries at Droogenfest.
Adrien and Kagami's parents force them to attend the Diamonds' Dance even though their children do not want to attend, and Marinette tries to sneak in.
As the family plays a game of bus, Bluey's mother struggles to tell the bus driver, her father, she loves him; Bluey pretends to be a group of balloon's mother.
Dad and the rest of the children all pretend to be Santa Claus on Christmas Eve; the family comes together to celebrate a more traditional Australian Christmas.
Bill realizes that his favorite comic might not be who he claims to be, and Cricket takes on a comic who specializes in insults; Tilly defends Cricket.
As Cricket and Tilly spend time with their grandpa, Nancy tries to find him a job; Bill hoards various items in the hopes of ensuring his family's future.
Bluey and Bingo become too focused on licking each other's ice cream that they don't notice them melting; Bingo plays a game with Dad about being on a bad mood.
Bluey and Bingo play a game in which they are not allowed to speak words; Bluey convinces Dad to write a letter to make up with Mum after a disagreement.