Top 10 Bluey Moments That Made Us Ugly Cry

We know it's called "Bluey," but we didn't expect it to make us feel blue. For this list, we’ll be looking at the happiest, saddest, and most touching moments from the children’s television show that make our eyes well up. Our countdown includes Bella reassures Chilli, Bluey misses rooming with her sister, Bingo flies off to space, and more! Which of our picks cause you to break out the tissues? Let us know in the comments below!

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[maxxymrice]

The scene when Chili tells Bluey that not all friends stay in our lives forever is lightened by the fact that she is helping Bingo take a pee.

[themicoism]

Bluey's music doesn't have to be so intense and yet it is and it carries everyone on an emotional ride that small children have yet to experience.

[lordhighresearcher]

The one where Nana shows the girls a music box that her nana gave her. Then Bluey asks "Nana, was your Nana a nice Nana?" and Nana pauses and says "She was the nicest Nana you could ever meet."

It hits me every time.

[saintnick]

I lost my father a little over a year ago, way too soon. Hearing Chilli say "I still need him" about her own father really broke me just now, bc I often still need mine, too.

[pauletteemerson]

This show is utter genius. It took a genre that is often forgotten in animation and just did it so good. I truly wish American media would create children's content that is so wholesome and entertaining. From the music to the animation, to the design, they didn't cut corners anywhere. I hope this show continues to go on and on. Disney is lucky to be its distributor. Yeah, I said it.

[shelby_button]

Bella reassuring Chilli mixed with Bingo’s “maybe you saw something you really wanted” had me SOBBING 😅

[PersonaChick]

Bluey is proof that kids shows don't have to be insanely dumbed down to be good.

[fvizzo]

The fact that the perception changes to 1st person when Bella is reassuring Chilli that she's doing great, she's facing the 4th wall, actually telling us the parents that we're doing great...

[DodgeThisBam]

I'm probably alone in this but the episode Handstand where Bingo just wants somebody to watch her do a handstand but everybody is too distracted to give her 10 seconds of attentions really gets me crying. When she finally finds Nana who's facing similar problems it's so touching. And then it's revealed it's Bingo's birthday party and THAT'S why everyone is so distracted it really hammers home on what's really important.

[Cosmic_Lemon]

The only two moments that made me cry were in Baby Race and Flatpack. In Baby Race, when Baby Bluey starts walking up to Chili and a voiceover of Bluey says “I wonder why I decided to walk in the kitchen” and Bingo says “Maybe you just saw something you wanted” it makes me cry every time. And in Flatpack when Bluey goes to “Heaven” it just makes me cry because it’s so accurate. This show is so good because it doesn’t treat kids like stupid things that will watch anything.

[DJFlare]

When Lulu asks Jack why he can't do what he's told and Jack just responds "I don't know...", that part hit me in the feels the most because it was the most relatable part.
Growing up my folks would always ask me why I couldn't do this or that even though it was such a simple thing and I wouldn't have any answer for them...

[PixarShark]

I lost my sister this past month and I don't think I'll ever see this show the same way again. Especially Sleepytime. The show is both a pain and a comfort in this time to be honest. So many of the little nuances and story and the ways Chilli and Bandit interact remind me so much of her and my brother-in-law. And I worry and pray so much for my little nephews. But you know, their dad is just as awesome and dedicated as Bandit and their faith is strong, so I know they'll be all right. 💖

[chocoberryvanillacake]

"I promise I will always love you." WHY DID THAT ONE LINE MADE ME CRY LIKE A BABY!??!

[kenkoller]

And when you realize Uncle Spike is creator Joe Brumm's ACTUAL brother and Nana Heeler is voiced by his mom, it's just amazing.

[Terimisu]

I think it is amazing how Bluey and Bingo are super kind to each other most of the time, it's adorable! 💕

[Linaxtic]

"I promise I'll always love you" and "Remember I'll always be here for you, even if you can't see me, because I love you" are the two moments that hands down just BREAK me.

[snakehandler]

The fact that this children's animated series is so deep and poignant and the music so intense and beautiful I'm at a loss for words, the use of Holst had me balling my eyes out.

[baileybloyer]

I'm a high school senior and my little sister is 10 years old. She absolutely loves Bluey (and honestly I do too). I was watching with her one day and the bedrooms episode came up. She and I have always shared a room and when I saw that episode I started balling. Who knew a 7-minute children's show could make me cry so hard.

[Vesmir]

I'm surprised this one didn't make an appearance: the ending of Rug Island. It doesn't necessarily have a very deep hidden meaning, but seeing Bandit playing with the girls and getting accepted into their small island community, and then needing to leave. It's portrayed as being a very meaningful game between the three of them, so Bingo gives him one of the markers as a "good-bye" present. Chilli asks what she gave him, and Bandit stares at the marker before saying, "Everything, " while watching the kids from the back porch. Hit me so unexpectedly and made me cry because of how sincere he was.

[kenkoller]

My dad was in the Navy. Every time he came back he always had something for me from where he had been. When Rusty gives Jack his condensed milk in 'Army' I lost it. Absolutely shattered me.