Bluey Broke My Heart... (and This is Why)

you guys have asked for it here's another Bluey themed video Woo this time we'll be taking a look at some of the most emotional moments in the show some are emotional in a heartfelt positive way and others are just heart destroying then we're going to put together a tier list ranking them by most impactful to least which will leave us at the end with the singular most emotional moment in the entire show let's get into it in the 35th episode of the series McKenzie Jack and Rusty embark on an imaginative space mission to Mars just a casual thing you do on a Friday night during their Adventure McKenzie repeatedly vanishes and Nei he nor his friends understand why this keeps happening a flashback sheds light on McKenzie's emotions revealing a memory of being left at kindergarten and the feeling of Abandonment from his mother mom this symbolism has sparked a lot of discussion among fans some interpret McKenzie's Behavior as a sign of depression explaining his withdrawal during playtime While others believe it points to post-traumatic stress disorder linked to that early experience regardless of the interpretation it's hard not to feel emotional when Jack and Rusty support McKenzie bringing him back from his dark moments during their Mars mission I want to pretend that you leave me behind and I'm all alone why I don't know well I'm not sure we can pretend that yeah to get to Mars we need a chief scientist to put us into a hypers sleep oh okay now where did we get on the teer list abandonment is a very intense thing to be feeling sure but the reality of McKenzie situation is more open to audience interpret ation I think because of that I've got to put it more towards the lower end let's say e a few children's programs tackles themes of loss and grief but bluee does it so good episode 38 of season 1 titled copycat starts with bluee mimicking everything Bandit does the light-hearted game turns serious when they find an injured Budgy and rush it to the vet only for it to pass away this box blue first encounter with death which she processes through a game with Bingo watching her grapple with such a grownup concept is heart-wrenching but also uplifting to see her resilience as she comes to terms with it coming face to face with death for the first time is just as dark as it gets so I'm going to put this one up here at B not all emotional moments in Bluey are about sadness some are full of joy a prime example is found in episode 43 of season 1 camping the healers head out for a camping trip where blue befriends John Lou a French Canadian child despite not speaking the same language the two Bond through play as a hunt for Daddy Pig Peppa Pig's Dad when Bluey wakes up to find John Lou's family has left she feels disappointed but the episode ends with a heartwarming Flash Forward blue returns to the campsite as a teenager and reunites with her old friend Jean Lou hello [Music] blue the joy and Bittersweet nature of childhood friendships that transcend language barriers is heartwarming but it's on the lower end of impact for me so I'm going to put it here ET episode 9 of season 3 Curry Quest senders on Bingo and Bandit as they set out to deliver a curry to McKenzie's house navigating past a protective magpie along the way the story has an underlining theme Bandit's upcoming absence for 6 weeks due to work which he has been hiding from Bingo during their Quest Bingo learns to be brave as the hero of their Journey the episode concludes with an emotional Montage showing Bingo's growth over the weeks the magpie's chicks hatching and finally Bingo's joyful reunion with Bandit at the airport airport I'm not going to the airport the subtle way this episode handles Bandit's upcoming absence and Bingo's courage makes it quite emotional in my opinion it's beautiful and Bittersweet but I don't know I think montages just get me this one feels like a sea tier it's looking pretty evenly spread out so far I wonder how long it's going to be in until we find that s TI if there are any at all wait did you guys see that something just happened behind me cameraman change the focus what's that mean I guess it's that time again let's see if you can score 100% first word Chuckers what's that mean ding ding ding it's C very full what about the next word Muzzy what's that mean ding ding ding it's our word for those annoying little bugs mosquitoes next word is smoko what's that mean ding ding ding it's a a short break as always let me know your score out of three in the comments below episode 16 of season 2 Army delivers another powerful reunion Bluey loves a good reunion huh the story focuses on Jack a new kindergarten student who many viewers believe display signs of ADHD based on observations in his self-narration on his first day he joins Rusty's makeb Army their mission reflects on Rusty's own experience with his father being away on mil milary deployment the episode's emotional climax is the return of Rusty's dad adding a touching moment to an already heartfelt story this one feels similar to the previous so I can just join it there at C this is where the tears really start to get flowing blue touches on death once more with the surprising deep season 2 episode flat pack the seemingly harmless episode follows blue and bingo as they transform flat pack boxes into an ative New World while Chile and beded tackle the Assembly of the furniture BL pretends to become a mother and watches her child grow into adulthood while the playful Antics are engaging it's a symbolism of the final scenes that strikes a real emotional cord the scene culminates in a depiction of Louise passing journeying to a Serene heaven-like realm with her parents as she watches her daughter live on ah this is heaven talk about pulling the heartstrings this one is a bit insane the idea of a child imagining becoming a mother and witnessing the full circle of life just hits hard I'm going to put this one all the way up here yep it's an [Music] S another episode briming with moving symbolism is in season 2 episode 26 sleepy time after reading a space themed book viewers are taken into Bingo's dream where she and her beloved stuffed toy floppy embark on an Interstellar Adventure this episode is sure to leave viewers Misty eyed as it beautifully betrays the boundless love and security a child feels from their parent this one is definitely for the adults and most especially the parents out there I can't imagine how hard this one hits them it's going up here to another s If the previous episodes haven't brought out the tissues yet Granddad season 2 episode 27 might do the trick blue and bingo visit their granddad Mt who Chile insist should be resting however Mt sense of adventure leads him to take the kids on a wild Bush Mission with chilly hot on their heels urging him to slow down by the end Mort realizes that Chile's concern stems from love a desire for him to be present not only for his grandkids but for her as well well if he was here he'd just say shouldn't it be up to me no it shouldn't I'm his daughter he should take care of himself for me because I still need him the emotional moment when Chile reflects on her own childhood and M's tender reply that was a long time ago now it was yesterday is a heart wrenching reminder for any parent wishing time would slow down as their children grow this one feels pretty similar to the previous but on a lesser scale I guess it hits harder when it comes from a child's POV but that's not to say this moment isn't strong in its own way I think B is a fair place to put this one season 3's onesies had viewers issuing tearful warnings as it debuted on Disney plus this episode marks the emotional return of blou and Bingo's aunti Brandy who we've discussed a little bit on the channel already in previous videos the girls playful squabble over ill-fitting onesies is appended when Blue's innocent question prompts Chile to reveal that bry's long absence was due to a struggle with infertility the handling of these heavy themes with empathy and Care coupled with the sister's heartfelt Bond make the story as uplifting as it is saddening Aunt bry's struggles with infertility is shown in a subtle yet powerful way shifting what began as a light-hearted episode into one that will be remembered as one of the saddest in the show's history it wouldn't be fair to put this one any lower than a so let's place it there for now finally no list of tear joking Bluey episodes would be complete without season 2 episode 50's baby race this episode is a parents journey in a nutshell jelly recalls Blue's early days reflecting on the race to hit the Milestones alongside other infants like Judo as Louie struggles to keep Pace Chile's doubt in her own abilities as a parent grows leading her to withdraw from the baby group in a touching scene Coco's mom Bella visits Chile to offer affirmation every parent craves and there's something you need to know what you're doing [Music] great this episode speaks to the universal fear of not being enough for our children it's another one for the parents as it follows Chile's journey of self-doubt and guilt while raising blue BL taking her first steps towards Chile reinforces the idea that every child develops at their own pace and that love and support matters above all else this one feels like a b tier for me personally and here's the final tier list looks like we've got a two-way tie between flat pack and sleepy time so so which one takes the very first spot of the tier H drum roll please I'm going to say it belongs to Flat pack I just can't imagine a show like Bluey putting on a more emotional display than this one it's just so intense for no reason at all and it's so well executed so there's our winner for the most emotional Bluey moment ever now it's important to mention that the final tier list and the most emo moment of flat pack is based purely on my own opinion and everybody's list will of course look a little bit different depending on what pulls your heartstrings more needless to say though all of these moments hold a ton of impact and all belong on the list somewhere what would you classify your number one most emotional moment and why I'd love to discuss it in the comments below catch you later wobbly boys [Music] [Applause] be ch ch [Music] n [Music]