Bluey fans are left in tears by its heartwarming hidden details as series three finale trends on social media: ‘Why am I crying over a kid’s show?’

Bluey fans around the world have been following the series three finale and sharing their emotional reactions.

The children’s show debuted its first 28-minute episode on Sunday, titled The Sign, to mark the end of season three before going on an extended hiatus.

24 hours after the show landed on Disney+ in Britain, it was trending on social media, with parents admitting they cried more than their children at the emotional ending and some blink-and-you’ll-miss details.

Fans were left in shock last week when the family put their fictional home up for sale in the penultimate episode of series three, Ghost Basket, and many feared it marked the end of the cartoon.

And The Sign, billed as the episode that would “change the popular Heeler family forever,” brought viewers to tears when it was revealed that Bluey, her little sister Bingo and their parents, Bandit and Chilli, were moving away after Bandit found a new had landed. function.

The episode focused on the family’s final days at their Brisbane home, where they hosted the wedding of Bandit’s brother Rad and Bluey’s ‘fairy godmother’ Frisky.

But the wedding was not without its problems, as Chilli, Bluey, Bingo and their cousins ​​had to search for an upset Frisky who was having doubts.

The emotional blow came at the end of the episode when Chilli broke the news to Bingo that the sale of their house meant they had to leave.

Their empty rooms were shown before the twist was revealed – their buyers had withdrawn from the sale and Bandit had decided the family should stay.

Parents admitted they were in tears over the relatable message about choosing what’s best for your family, with one tweeting: ‘This was such a beautiful episode. The ending made me sob. Absolutely fantastic. The message and the way it all turned out… just perfect.”

Other emotional fans posted: ‘why am I crying over a children’s show’; ‘We just watched the most current episode of Bluey. It came out today and my daughter was so excited. All three of us were left crying. It’s a children’s cartoon and we’re emotional.’; “Just out and holy moly, best Bluey episode ever. I’m in tears now. This episode was honestly TOO relatable’; “My 7-year-old son and 13-year-old daughter asked me to wake them up at 5am to watch #BlueyTheSign together before I went to the airport for a conference. So I did and I sat there with them snuggled up to me and watched it and was amazed at all the emotions caused by a goddamn cartoon;” “Made my grown ass cry, the kids don’t understand.”

Other hidden details or Easter eggs left viewers in tears, especially when a short scene showed Chilli’s sister Brandy with a baby bump.

In the previous episode Onesies, the series tackled the topic of infertility when it was revealed that Brandy was unable to have a baby of her own and had therefore distanced herself from her sister’s family.

But The Sign saw a pregnant Brandy happily greeted by Chilli at the wedding.

“I openly sobbed during #BlueyTheSign,” one fan tweeted. “Brandy is pregnant. All the sadness, all those negative tests, every tear she shed, her storm passed and the rainbow came. As someone who walked Brandy’s path, I could jump for joy for her. Phew, what a trip.’

Other Easter Eggs included Greeny’s return, Blue’s green balloon floating away at the end of the episode Mum School and Nana Heeler and Grandpa Bob, aka Bobba, flossing at the wedding after Bluey taught them the move in Grannies .

The show about the Australian animated family, which airs on BBC and Disney+ in Britain, sparked cancellation fears last week when the storyline revealed their 15 to 20-room Brisbane home was for sale for $6 million. Australian dollars (£3 million).

Abundantly on Twitter, parents expressed their concerns about what the storyline means for the future of the show – with threats of ‘riots’ if the heartwarming program ends.

Bluey creator Joe Brumm told Australia Daily telegram that the sprawling heritage home in trendy Paddington, Brisbane, has a wrap-around veranda and ’15 to 20 rooms’ and has been spotted on real estate agents’ websites.

Angry fans swarmed social media: “Bluey’s house is for sale. It seems like the worst could happen. If Bluey ends, we will riot… I saw Bluey [and] at the end i literally cried because bluey sold her house!! But why? Is the show over?’

News of the home’s sale quickly spread after the episode Ghost Basket showed the final scene showing a For Sale sign outside the lavish home.

Additionally, the animated house was also listed on an Australian real estate site, Domain, which describes the house as “a quaint, animated family home, nestled in an undisclosed location in Brisbane, which could be in Red Hill or The Gap (which will we never do). narrate)…

‘Featuring a mid-century design aesthetic offset by whimsical accents. The quintessential Queenslander, exuding the charm of heritage, complete with over 100 hidden little long dogs.”

A large number of Twitter users continued: ‘Oh no they are completely selling the house in Bluey, I’m going to sob… just finished Bluey WDYM. THEY ARE SELLING THE HOUSE??… WHY IS BLUEY’S HOUSE FOR SALE ON TIK TOK WHAT IS HAPPENING? ?! #Blue…

“Bluey’s move threw me away. Wasn’t ready for this news…JUST WATCH THE NEW BLUEY EPISODE WDYM THEY SELL THE HOUSE?!??!?!?! WHATTTTT… Bluey’s house is for sale. It seems like the worst could happen…

“If Bluey ends, we’ll riot… I just watched the new Bluey episode and ISTGGG THEY CAN’T SELL THE HOUSE… Why am I so sad they put the Bluey house up for sale?? …What do you mean by the Heelers? sell their house?! #blue…

Bluey fans were urged to rewatch five core episodes of the children’s cartoon before the show’s “super-big finale” on April 14, including season one’s Campsite, and season three’s Onesies and Double Babysitter, as they have major storylines that will continue in the will be resolved in the future. the finale.