The Heelers arrive at a beachside hotel, and while Bluey and Bingo excitedly explore every nook and cranny, Mum is determined to find a moment to relax. As the kids get swept up in their imaginative games, Mum tries different ways to unwind but finds it harder than expected. Along the way, she learns that sometimes relaxation comes in unexpected forms, especially when shared with family.

When a giant dirt pile arrives at the Heelers' yard, Bluey and Bingo dive into the fun, while their neighbor Judo hesitates to join, worried about getting her pristine coat dirty. As Judo wrestles with her mum's expectations and her desire to play, a surprising decision inspires everyone to embrace change. Through laughter, mud, and a little bravery, Judo learns that fun and connection matter more than appearances. This heartwarming tale celebrates the joy of letting go and living in the moment.

In this episode of Bluey, Bingo discovers a forgotten toy turtle at the park and names him Turtleboy. As Bingo learns the importance of doing the "done" thing, she shares Turtleboy’s adventures with Dad, Dougie, and others at the park. Through playful moments and thoughtful choices, Bingo realizes that Turtleboy belongs at the park to bring joy to everyone who finds him. A sweet story about kindness, responsibility, and letting go!

Bluey and Bingo set out to create the perfect Mother’s Day for Mum, starting with breakfast in bed. When a small mishap leaves Bingo feeling like she’s ruined the day, Mum gently shares a lesson about resilience and turning setbacks into opportunities. Inspired, the girls put on a heartfelt play about Mum and Dad’s life together, filled with humor, creativity, and a few unexpected twists. Through laughter and tears, the family discovers that Mother’s Day isn’t about perfection—it’s about love, effort, and the joy of being together.

Bluey and Bingo are thrilled for a visit to Nana’s, but quickly discover their parents have plans for some kid-free relaxation. When Dad and Mum tease that they’ll be enjoying hammocks and coconuts with no kids allowed, the girls launch into an epic, imaginary pursuit, determined to join the fun. From building wild getaway vehicles to dodging imaginary obstacles, Bluey and Bingo turn the car ride into an exciting adventure. Along the way, they discover the joy of creativity and imagination, while Mum and Dad get a glimpse of some quiet time... even if only in their dreams!

In Pass the Parcel, Bingo and her friends eagerly play the game, each hoping for a prize in every layer. However, when Lucky’s Dad, Pat, introduces a “one prize only” rule at another party, the kids experience the ups and downs of not winning every time. While some struggle with disappointment, Bingo learns the joy of celebrating others’ happiness and finds herself growing through the game. By Bluey’s birthday, Bingo chooses the rules, understanding that the fun lies not just in winning, but in playing together.

In Perfect, Bluey is determined to make the ideal Father’s Day card for Dad, capturing their special moments together. As she works on her drawing, she learns that “perfect” can be a bit tricky and even a little stressful. With Mum’s gentle support, Bluey discovers that sometimes, what truly matters isn’t how perfect something is but the heart behind it, making her card the perfect gift in its own way.

In TV Shop, Bluey and Bingo join Dad on a quick trip to the chemist, but the errand turns into an adventure when they spot friends on the store’s TV screens. With Bluey directing from the monitors, Bingo leads a search through the aisles to find Coco, with help from Winton and the Terriers. Their lively antics keep everyone entertained, but the big question remains: will they finally track down Coco?

In Obstacle Course, Bluey and Bingo create a backyard challenge that quickly becomes competitive when Dad decides to join the fun. After Dad wins the first race, Bluey turns to Mum for help, learning that with practice and perseverance, she can give Dad a run for his money. Along the way, Bluey discovers that winning isn’t always about being first, but about giving it your best shot.

In this episode of Bluey, Dad decides it’s time for a "chuck out" of the kids' overflowing toy collection. Bluey and Bingo, determined to prove their toys are special, focus on Mr Monkeyjocks, a forgotten soft toy monkey who wears jocks. As he takes over the household, the kids learn an important lesson: having everything you want can make nothing feel special. In the end, the Heelers donate their toys, and Mr Monkeyjocks finds a new home with a young boy, where he finally feels truly special again.

In this episode of Bluey, titled “Housework,” Mum and Dad set out to tackle their chores, but Bluey and Bingo’s imaginative antics soon pull them into a game of silly walks. As the kids make tidying up a playful adventure, the parents find themselves hilariously attempting to copy their exaggerated moves, including Bingo’s unique "Bee-oop" walk. The episode highlights the joy of family fun amidst the everyday task of housework, with Mum and Dad eventually embracing the chaos and laughing together as they master the kids' silly dance.