Ep 7. Unicorse

Bluey is an Australian animated television series aimed at children and follows the adventurous life of Bluey, a blue heeler puppy who lives with her parents and little sister Bingo in the Brisbane suburbs. The show is known for its heartwarming stories and relatable characters that resonate with both children and adults.

In season 3, episode 7 titled "Unicorse", Bluey and her family go on a camping trip with their close family friends, the MacGuffins. Coming along for the trip is Indy, the MacGuffin's daughter who has always been the outcast of the group due to her love for unicorns. Bluey and Bingo think that unicorns are for babies, but during their camping trip, they realize that unicorns might not be so bad after all.

The episode begins with Bluey and Bingo excitedly packing for their camping trip while their dad, Bandit, warns them of the dangers of the wild. Meanwhile, their mum, Chilli, is busy making preparations for the trip when the MacGuffins arrive. As the families greet each other, Indy runs up to Bluey and Bingo, proudly showing off her unicorn plushie and unicorn-themed backpack. Bluey and Bingo giggle behind her back, thinking that unicorns are silly and childish.

As they arrive at their campsite, Indy continues to talk about unicorns, and the rest of the group ignores her chatter. However, when they set off to explore the woods, Indy spots something unusual in the bushes and races off to investigate. Bluey and Bingo follow her, and they discover a beautiful horse that looks like a unicorn. However, Indy insists that it is a real unicorn, but her friends don't believe her.

After dinner, the group settles around a campfire, and Indy shares the story of her journey to find the unicorn. She describes how she found a cave and saw the unicorn staring back at her. But when she tried to take a picture, it disappeared. Although her friends still don't believe her, Bluey and Bingo are intrigued and express interest in finding the unicorn for themselves.

The next morning, the girls sneak off and follow some hoof prints to a clearing. To their amazement, they find the unicorn standing in front of them. The unicorn looks straight at Indy, and she is over the moon. Bluey and Bingo see the happiness on Indy's face, and it is clear to them that unicorns are not just for babies.

As the episode comes to an end, the group returns to their campsite. Indy excitedly tells her parents about her unicorn sighting, and they finally listen and believe her. The friends come to the realization that friendship is all about supporting each other's interests, no matter how silly they may seem.

In conclusion, "Unicorse" is a heartwarming episode of Bluey that teaches children about the importance of empathy and acceptance towards others' interests. It also highlights the beauty of the world around us and encourages children to be adventurous and curious. The show remains popular among children and adults alike for its relatable characters, engaging storylines, and wholesome messages.