What did you think of the Ending of The Sign?!?!?

I loved the sign, the ending was honestly beautiful. I think that Brandy was pregnant because of IVF

Bluey asks, “Why do stories always have happy endings?”

I was relieved with the ending of the episode...Life is sad and disappointing enough. The Heeler House is like The Big Blue House (for me, at least). It has to stay. It has to be there when I've had a bad day, and need a comfort show

What Calypso said really stuck with me, because that is EXACTLY why I watch certain shows. Life is unpredictable, it has sad endings, and it can be extremely stressful. We NEED the happy endings in fiction to help us remember that good things CAN happen, and the world is not as dark as it seems. A common saying is that only two things are certain in life, death and taxes. To me, this episode's ending is the perfect remedy for that. So many things seem to be going wrong in the modern world, but shows like Bluey help us temporarily forget that, and have some moments of peace mixed in with the chaos.

As someone who had to move houses often when I was a kid, it was so healing to see Bandit rip off the sign.

I feel like people are forgetting that the Heelers' decision not to move means that Bandit most likely doesn't have a job anymore at the end of the episode. The whole point of them moving in the first place was that Bandit was getting a new job in a different city, and they decided not to move at the last minute, meaning Bandit probably doesn't have a job anymore.

The ending was the best part imo. Couldn't think of a better way to end it, honestly speaking.

The writers: writing all about things that happen in real life and the challenges

If the sign just ended with them moving and realizing it’s not so bad it would be like every other show and honestly the episode could have sucked. Joe Brumm and the rest of the team is actually perfect, this was such an amazing dramatic and unexpected ending.

I was actually relieved that they didn't move. Personally, I think the other episode about change might involve Brandy's baby, or Rad's new neighbourhood, or maybe Winton adjusting to living with the Terriers.

As someone with experience in animation I already knew that they wouldn't move at the end tbh. If they moved, they would have to design and animate assets for the new house, design and animate assets for the new neighborhood, write, design, and animate dozens of unique characters for the new neighbors and Bluey and Bingo's new friends... it's just not a reasonable thing to ask for the art & writing teams to take on. Not to mention the whole Bluey's World theme park thing lol. The only way I could see the move working is if it was the last episode of the series (and I know that Season 4 hasn't been greenlit yet and it's up in the air if it'll ever be, but that wasn't really common knowledge before the episode came out. If the Heelers were really moving, I feel like the creators would've been more upfront about it being a finale).

I think some parents forget this is a cartoon and not a co-parent. Yes, I get that with the families who were moving are now having to explain how their situation is different. But that's part of parenting. Having to explain those difficult topics, and not falling back on cartoons to do it for you. Social media is not your co-parent. It is not there to do the raising for you. It is not meant to do the heavy work for you. It's there to entertain and convey stories that sometimes have messages that can

I feel like they reasonably did the best that they could in that situation. It's still an animated show. There's really no way they could actually scrap the house models and start over. However, they still covered dealing with change as bluey had to cope with it enough to comfort bingo at the end, and they found a way to make staying in the house and best logical choice that fit with the overall theme

My beloved aunt and uncle put their beloved house - the house we all grew up celebrating Christmas in for 40 years - up for sale in 2021, so they could move into a retirement home.

I can’t believe people would hate the sign! I personally loved this episode, but I can see how some parents didn’t like this episode. But I feel like people who hated this ep should remember Calypso’s lines at the start.

I cried my eyes out at the ending, because I started living on my own only a year ago, and it reminded me of the emotions I felt when I was moving, and even though I felt very happy for all the characters at the end I felt slightly betrayed because the build up was for nothing

The Sign was perfect just like it was. Just imagine if Bluey's family did move. Goodbye Snickers, goodbye Coco, goodbye Rusty, goodbye Mackenzie, and goodbye to all of Bluey's friends the audience has grown to love so much. And the saddest part would have been Bingo having to leave Lila behind! I'm pretty sure none of the new friends Bluey and Bingo had made would ever replace what they left behind. Thank God they ultimately stayed, and thanks to the coin and Winton's dad. After all, would you have wanted Bluey to end on a sour note like The Lion Guard's filthy third season? Huh? Huh?

Also to add onto this, it’s coming from an animation perspective. Since Ludo Studio is not that big of a studio.

I genuinely feel people are projecting too much of themselves and their lives onto the show and characters; yes it is great that the show has tackled serious topics in a manner that made us feel validated in our different journeys, but we sometimes have to remember that these shows and movies are fictional and that the creators can alter their stories and characters to what they need.