Ep 38. Copycat

Bluey season 1 episode 38, titled "Copycat," follows Bluey, Bingo, and their friends as they play a game of copycat. The episode begins with the kids trying to figure out why Calypso, one of their friends, keeps repeating everything they say and copying their actions. They begin to realize that Calypso is playing a game of copycat with them.

As the game progresses, Bluey becomes increasingly frustrated with Calypso's constant copying and starts to exclude her from the group. However, when Bluey's dad mentions that copycat can be a fun game, Bluey begins to see things differently.

The group decides to switch things up and play a new game that Calypso doesn't know how to copycat. But when Calypso becomes upset and starts to cry, Bluey realizes that excluding her friend wasn't kind and decides to come up with a new game that everyone can play, including Calypso.

The episode teaches children a valuable lesson about inclusion and kindness. It shows that it's important to be empathetic and understanding to others, even if they're not playing the game the same way as everyone else.

The animation and voice acting in the episode are top-notch, capturing the energy and playfulness of young children. The characters are relatable, and viewers will undoubtedly see themselves or their own children in the various personalities portrayed.

Overall, "Copycat" is an enjoyable and heartwarming episode that celebrates the importance of friendship, empathy, and inclusion. It's a must-watch for children and parents alike and is sure to leave an impression long after the credits roll.