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Bluey - The Lollipop Song - Short. Chatter max, chatter max, meow meow meow. It says "Lollipop, Lollipop, nom nom nom". In S2:E34 “Bad Mood” a song is played when the episode ends, before black screen credits roll. It sounds like “Riley-cat Riley-cat, meow meow meow….
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Bad Mood is the fortieth episode of season two of Bluey.
Bingo is playing Bad Mood with Dad, standing on his feet as Dad stomps around the house, controlling everything Bingo does and causing chaos. But how will Bluey get her to snap out of it?
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Bingo hides behind a chair in the sunroom, hoping to eat a biscuit she's pilfered. Chilli, who has been watching all this through the window, calls her out on it—she's being "a bit of a cheeky kid today." Bingo takes this as a judgement on her moral character and goes off to her room to sulk. There, under the bed, she spots a horned helmet, which cheers her up immediately. She takes it to Bandit—it's time to play Bad Mood.
Bandit, wearing the helmet, has Bingo stand on his feet as he "controls" her to knock stuff over. Bad Mood Bingo leaves a trail of destruction through the playroom and Chilli's washing, which Bingo finds hilarious. Bluey knows what to do — they have to cheer Bingo up.
Bad Mood Bingo goes to watch the cricket, and Bluey confiscates the remote. Then, she goes to get a chocolate bar out of the fridge, and Bluey confiscates that, too. Bluey convinces Bingo to try sitting in her relaxer chair and try some deep breaths—but Bandit won't stop fidgeting, and eventually storms out.
Bluey then suggests drawing. She draws a unicorn to demonstrate—and Bad Mood Bingo adds an angry face and pile of poop. Then they ball up the drawing and storm out again.
Bad Mood Bingo is unrolling all the toilet paper in the bathroom, when Bluey ambushes them with a boombox playing the lollipop song. Bluey dances, and encourages Bingo to dance along. Bingo tries, but can't break free of her bad mood. Bluey turns up the music, which prompts Bandit to cover his ears. Bluey and Bingo make a break for it, running down the hallway. Bluey tries to turn it into a game of hide and seek, but Bingo turns around, and voluntarily returns to Bandit, re-forming Bad Mood Bingo.
•This episode first premiered on ABC Kids in October 2020 as one of several sneak peaks, the other ones being Bin Night and Burger Shop.
•The Bluey ditty music is done on a piano.
•Bandit stepping on mushrooms may be a reference to Super Mario Bros. where Mario steps on a goomba.
•The music on the boom box and ending credits is “The Lollipop song”.
•The song itself would later be used again in The Lollipop Song short.
•Long Dog: There are a few long dog Easter eggs in this episode:
In the hall toilet, Bad Mood Bingo is angrily unrolling the toilet paper. Bandit: "Ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh !" As they finish off the roll of toilet paper, Bluey sets a boom box down in the hall. Bluey: ( sing-song) "Oh, Bingo." She presses a button on the jukebox.
Bluey tries to get Bingo out of her bad mood, by getting her to do belly breaths and by putting on her favourite song, but Bingo is having too much fun to stop! Finally, Bluey wears out Bingo and her Bad Mood by making them run after her, giving Mum the chance to scoop Bingo up and be her Good Mood, making her cuddle everything, even her Bad Mood.
Lollipop Yum Yum Yum (also known as The Lollipop Song) is a song in Bluey. It was heard in the episode Bad Mood and the short The Lollipop Song . An extended version of this song is also featured in the Dance Mode Album .
Jan 6, 2021 · Finally Bluey tries playing Bingo’s favourite dance song so loudly that “bad mood” Bandit has to cover his ears, allowing Bingo to escape. The girls run to hide, but then Bingo stops and returns to her “bad mood”. After realising that Bingo might be ‘stuck’ in her mood, Bluey and Mum come up with a plan to break it. Bluey lures ...
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Bluey Show Summary. Bluey is an anthropomorphic six-year-old Blue Heeler puppy who is characterised by her abundance of energy, imagination and curiosity of the world. The young dog lives with her father, Bandit; mother, Chilli; and younger sister, Bingo, who regularly joins Bluey on adventures as the pair embark on imaginative play together.
