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@Raggy_df

10 ай бұрын

I live in America so I won't be able to watch it for probably a long time :( it looks so good tho, I love Mackenzie

@zippershorts

10 ай бұрын

It's by far my favorite episode I hope we get to see more of Mackenzie

@Lucky_Lyra

10 ай бұрын

I can’t do it because money reasons but I just hate that Disney+ doesn’t have anything for Americans. Also the new episodes that came out with that are coming out. I can’t watch because my Disney+ isn’t working.

@ianimatefora_living

10 ай бұрын

i skipped it a bit cuz i thought it was boring but looking at it now uh

@Raggy_df

10 ай бұрын

@@ianimatefora_living your pfp is cool

Calypso magically appearing in front of the slide is just more evidence in favor of the theory of her being a magic fairy protector of children.

@aussiegirlmargie

10 ай бұрын

Right!!! She’s just magically appearing everywhere

@Tri-bros3

10 ай бұрын

Girl's A GUARDIAN A N G E L

@Lycanthromancer1

10 ай бұрын

@@Tri-bros3 Nah, canonical angels tend to be a lot more torture-y and murder-y.

@Tri-bros3

10 ай бұрын

@@Lycanthromancer1 K....Nice to know😐

@allisonwhatthe4862

10 ай бұрын

Honestly, I kind of headcanon Calypso as some sort of a witch in a way. Like she uses a lot of protection spells for the children.

The line "you know what is here now. You don't have to keep coming back." Is sooo powerful and it can be applied anytime someone overcomes an obstinate. I love it

@paul2019.

10 ай бұрын

That doesn’t make sense in the context of the slide situation so I think it’s more of Mackenzie realizing that he doesn’t need to keep feeling confused about the memory

@sarahvanorden670

10 ай бұрын

@@paul2019. I was diagnosed with PTSD several years ago, as an effect of surgeries and such I have experienced as a young child (8 surgeries in the span of 10 years, I nearly died at the age of 11 from one of those surgeries) and one thing that I learned through trying to cope with PTSD is the smallest thing can be considered traumatic to a child, so maybe he was traumatized and when he was able to look at the memory in full, it wasn't as bad as his brain thought it was, so the flashbacks to it can stop or slow down for him.

@ecogreen123

9 ай бұрын

i thought calypso was saying "Wenona is here now" as the camera pans over to Mackenzie's mom but idk for sure.

@anarchywaffles

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, this line is probably one of the main spots I nearly started crying during the entirety of Bluey, as a person who doesn't cry at shows often. I've got some problems, and this line really just hit me in the gut so much that I watched the part multiple times when I first saw the episode.

@hobomike6935

7 ай бұрын

This episode, and the "sleepytime" episode where Bingo is swimming through outer space and embraces the "Sun" (her mom) It healed wounds in my soul I didn't know were there 😢

One thing I think is cool is while Mackenzie is exploring his trauma, it's as a space mission. Calypso is who finds him, even if only in the memory/dream/him dealing with it. Calypso is also the name of one of Saturn's moons.

@aussiegirlmargie

10 ай бұрын

Oh that’s an amazing connection I never thought of that 😯

@them0thking

10 ай бұрын

​@@aussiegirlmargie Idk if it has anything to do with the episode lol but I'm glad it was a learning experience for someone! I'm not a huge space nerd so I'm open to being corrected if I'm wrong about the space fact (in that I'm near certain it's a moon but it could be a different planet), so take what I say with a grain of salt.

@bl3343

10 ай бұрын

​@@them0thkingI checked NASA's website. You are correct.

@Nevertoleave

7 ай бұрын

Like a lot of space stuff the moon was named after greek mythology. Calypso was a nymph in Homer’s Odyssey that keep Odysseus trapped on her island. The gods intervened because he was not destined to stay there. So she gave him tools, food, and supplies to build himself a boat so he could leave. There’s some debate on what her name means, to hide or cover but some sources say it might mean concealing the knowledge

@MrJossie234

7 ай бұрын

CALYPSO IS ONLY ONE OF SATURNS 145 MOONS 🌙

One thing that really gets me is how children can end up traumatized just because of how they process the world, and how those feelings can linger. I've got plenty of my own trauma that I don't know where it came from, or why it stuck. It can get even harder when you grow up because you've just lived with it for so long and some of it becomes part of who you think you are. I think I'm not alone when I say that imagining myself back at Bluey's age, in Bluey's class with Bluey's friends and working out those issues is therapeutic. It's certainly not something you want to admit to strangers on the street who are going to look at you all bug-eye, but play for adults is important. Even if it's just in your head.

@elizabethcallan10

10 ай бұрын

I go in my head all the time. I make up stories. Usually relating to the bad things that’ve happened to me. It’s weird n I never talked about it until recently. Bluey has opened that door. I even told my therapist about it.

@harshmnr

9 ай бұрын

Dude if those strangers think you're crazy, they need Bluey too. 😂 ~:~

@greekmyth7545

8 ай бұрын

Right as children we can be traumatized by things that might seem like nothing to others I remember an instance when I was really young I was playing a game with my siblings and they had done something to upset me in a game it was something stupid But it upset me as a little kid and I remember crying about it My parents basically told me I was being a cry baby and that it was no big deal And that just kinda stuck with me I feel as im a little older now I have difficulty talking about my emotions and it probably starts with that This is why it annoys me so much when older people call younger generations “soft” and say we’re traumatized by everything now adays when that’s not the case Children as they grow are developing themselves and they’re figuring out the world through their emotions You shouldn’t invalidate what they’re feeling

I still remember the handful of times my mom was late getting me from elementary and feeling my whole world crumble as I assumed I was forgotten... Being left behind sticks with you even when it is as benign as someone being late... I cried every time it happened even knowing she would be there eventually...

@simplybianavacker250

10 ай бұрын

Same

@SolventBirb

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, most children would do that.

@carlycrays2831

10 ай бұрын

Me too! I still feel this way sometimes

@walkingfish703

10 ай бұрын

In elementary, my mom would always pick me around the same time, except for one day in second grade. As the parents in the back carpool line were picking up their kids, I waited. The congested line was moving along without me. A few faculty left the parking lot, the line reduced to a trickle, and I waited. Hardly a car was left in the parking lot now, and my teacher was hoping each of the last few cars would be the one I was hoping for. It was definitely late after dismissal by this time, and I was crying as quietly as I could. I had no idea what happened to my mom. O couldn't think of any good reason why she'd be late, and didn't know if she would ever arrive at this point. This had never happened before. My teacher was about to take us back to her classroom, when a strange vehicle pulled up to the sidewalk and stopped in front of us. The driver stepped outside the vehicle and rushed straight to us, hugging me It was my mom. She was explained that our previous car had decided to stop working right when she needed to pick me up from school. She too was upset, but so relieved to have me back. I've always been weird about elementary school pick-ups after that.

@ultimatedisneycruiselinefa5112

7 ай бұрын

I felt the same way as a kid whenever sometimes my parents were a little late…just a little sometimes.

As someone who was often told "Hurry up or we're going to leave you here" This episode got to me in a way I didn't expect.

@shimaduu

4 ай бұрын

Oh that's very relatable, i hated when my mom ever said that to me. Why do they even say such stuff?

I messaged a friend just saying "dude I legitimately can't watch "Space" from Bluey because every time I hear Calypso say "Look, you know what's here now, you don't have to keep coming back to this place." I bawl my eyes out"

@TayTayFxrever

Ай бұрын

How many quotation marks are there 💀

@TayTayFxrever

Ай бұрын

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I can’t get over the choice of McKenzie to reference separation anxiety! Border collies are notorious for their separation anxiety my own collie is the same! It’s just that little touch that makes the episode so much better in my opinion

@Alicedits208

3 ай бұрын

That’s so real! I love that!

As someone who’s still in the process of healing from traumatic events this episode makes me cry every time. Especially when Calypso says that Mackenzie shouldn’t keep coming to relive his trauma/ come back to the memory that triggers him. This is why calypso is one of my comfort characters, not only is she the an amazing teacher, she helps the kids get through tough times calmly and doesn’t hesitate to encourage them to keep going.

@elizabethcallan10

10 ай бұрын

I was like that for my kiddos I miss that job n my kiddos

@Natrexq

10 ай бұрын

completely agree with you

@captaincrowfish6042

10 ай бұрын

I find Calypso very comforting, too. I had a few teachers in my life who didn't know how to treat me kindly and Calypso shows what a nice teacher can do. I wish she was my teacher.

I love how Jack ends his explanation of a black hole with "I think" it just makes him seem like such a real kid

This makes Barky Boats sadder with the context of Space. Mackenzie probably thought Captain abandoned him like he believed his mother did

@bl3343

10 ай бұрын

OMG I didn't even think of that. You're probably right.

@ShanGonioey

7 ай бұрын

I also hate Barky boats too , I’d rather get bit by a snake

I like to think Calypso wasn't at the playground Mackenzie and his mum were at, and her appearing befofe him and telling him "You know what's here now. You don't have to keep coming here." is a representation of him getting over his anxiety caused by that memory, like how Chili's horse in Dragon sprouting wings and flying away is possibly a representation of her letting go of her grief over her mum's passing.

I am really amazed they decide to make an episode dedicated to child abandonment But now that I think of it, I think now I’ve had this exact same phase like getting lost in the grocery store, not knowing where your mother is

@aussiegirlmargie

10 ай бұрын

I was surprised too and I’m so glad that they decided to show it this way too with it getting resolved

@imaginationstation5161

10 ай бұрын

🥰❤️😍

@Kymanbitch

10 ай бұрын

I lost my mom at Walmart once at 21, I left the toy isle to go find her and we were going in circles trying to find eachother, I went to customer service and saw her there, and got scolded

Calypso's advice is helpful for all sorts of bad memory loops. For me, it's pet death. Sometimes I get stuck in guilt loops thinking if only I had had more money to take them to the vet, or if only I hadn't let her go outside, etc and it can be really upsetting even so many years after it happened. But thinking "I know what's here, I don't need to come back" helps to break the loop. No amount of guilt or what ifs will change the past, all I can do is learn from the past and move on to the future. Dwelling doesn't help anything

I have a feeling Makenzi is a very sensitive child and that's why something like not seeing his mom at the bottom of the slide effected him so much. My oldest son is a very very sensitive child. He's always been clingy since he was a newborn and silly little things scare the living crap out of him and he always thinks that everyone hates him no matter how much you assure him or how there's no evidence of that. For example, he got in trouble at school for something and he assumed that his teachers and classmates all hated him now and he had a complete panic attack when he walked up to the school bus the next morning. But he's also the most caring and loving kid ever. Today I've been very sick because of an infection in my leg and without saying anything my oldest son tucked me into bed, brought me a glass of water, asked if I wanted some medicine, then vowed he'd go make me something to eat because I need strength. Kids like this are like both extreme ends. They love everyone around them so much but they also are terrified of nobody loving them back or thinking badly of them and silly little things can be blown way out of proportion in their heads and become a severely traumatic thing that they wouldnt be for other kids. Still trying to work on these issues with my son, its gonna take a long time, but he's making progress.

@cutepuddleslime8201

9 ай бұрын

Ouch, that hit so hard with your son getting into trouble and panicking because he feels like everyone hates him forever. I struggle with something VERY similar, the fear of punishment or a phobia called mastigophobia. I have had accumulations of bad childhood memories of being scolded or what I perceived to be such (I wasn't systematically abused, and had a good childhood but also really, really sensitive too). As a result, any slight yelling directed at me or indirectly, an angry/stern look, even a microscopic Hertz tone of voice change immediately makes me feel completely unsafe, deeply terrified and feeling like I'm actually gonna die.

@AskMia411

2 ай бұрын

What you’re describing sounds like ‘Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria’, which is typically a symptom of ADHD but can occur without it. Basically any negative feedback or interaction with others can trigger a heightened emotional response. Some times it’s not even all that negative- like in school, being told you made a fixable mistake that the teacher isn’t even mad about. I’ve been on both ends of that scenario as a student and a teacher, and it’s gut wrenching when I see it in my students. I’m obviously not a psychiatrist or anything, but I thought I’d offer my two cents just in case it might help. Your son sounds like a wonderful kid that cares deeply for others, which can be hard when you feel things that intensely. I hope you both find ways to help him get through this ❤

The thing I like from this episode is that how Mackenzie is trying to chase that feeling again of being abandoned that certain feel of being lonely. It’s very relatable not because of wanting to be lonely but to go back to a time of those feeling again.

This story hit me in a weird way because I had a similar experience when I was a child, accidentally left behind in a McDonald's play place after a birthday party. I remember panicking trying to figure out a pay phone (it was the mid-90s still), police getting involved, and free ice cream.

Whenever I watched Bluey with my little cousin, as someone with RAD (reactive attachment disorder) I really saw myself in Mackenzie. I loved the ending and how they showed that Mackenzie was never actually abandoned. I can't help feeling a bit envious though. Not everyone gets that happy ending. When I was a baby, my mom abandoned me on the side of a road and never came back. Even though I can't remember it, I think my brain still has some trauma from it.I'm 17 now, and living a good life with a good family, but I still can't help but wish that my mom had come back for me.

Calypso is an amazing teacher. She really does seem to know what her students need to learn and grow.

As a Person who also had seperation anxiety, it’s very relatable. This episode made me tear up. Joe brumm makes a Great job touching peoples hearts

Watching this hit me. I was abandoned. Sent to an orphanage and thankfully got adopted. But I figured this happened. Also, when I first went to preschool, I remember mom had to leave me for work. I’d cry so bad. I was inconsolable. It took so long for me to adjust. I remember one of the teachers got me to make a fake beard out of paper to try and cheer me up. It worked. I also remember freaking tf out at nap time. Mom and I realized with hindsight that they were traumatizing me caz the cots reminded me of the orphanage. To this day, if I see that shade of gray, at almost 30 years old I’ll freak out. As a kid it was visible. As an adult it’s just this internal cringe. Voldemort in the first movie freaked me out at age 7, I wasn’t scared of him. He was orphanage gray. ET did it to me too when he’s sick n in the stream. To this day I can’t watch it. I rewatched Harry Potter as an adult and the cringe was still there. Once I went to get some vapes and I had to pee. So I used the bathroom at the store. It was tiny, with just a tiny tiny window . I started to panic, for real though. I had to remind myself I’m just in a bathroom not in Romania. Recently I watched a movie called I Remember Mama. Her child gets sick and she visits her in hospital. The movie was black and white. The cribs, the white-ish walls, it made me truly freak out! In a way none had before! For a moment I felt like I was still in my crib looking at the other kids. The mother sang to her child, and I started to calm down as she sang. Poor Mackenzie n me. I feel bad for those of us that never made it out. I was severely abused neglected and malnourished. I would’ve died if I stayed most likely. My true earliest memory I remember having some cheerios and looking to one side n seeing mom holding my Cheerios and on the other side my aunt holding my bottle. Mom said that was in Romania when they came to get me. I have a few active toddler memories. Not true active ones of the orphanage. Not until I Remember Mama anyways. That was a few months ago. I was in tears it was ridiculous. As an adult, I remember my babysitter Melanie did something truly awful. Mom stopped having her as my sitter after it. I didn’t eat my sandwich I threw it out so I could have more of our jello letters. But Melanie got mad about it. She pretended to leave me! Like what the fucking hell!? Didn’t she know I was a fucking orphan!? I realized she was hiding behind a tree because she came back for the cool whip. As an adult, I hate her for it. I had to get documents for a government thingy today. In the lock box where my mom keeps our important things, I saw some of my adoption stuff. I just read through it for the second time in my life. Interesting that this comes out shortly after that…

@Mochi-yw2xi

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story, I hope life is going well for you 🫶

@elizabethcallan10

10 ай бұрын

@@Mochi-yw2xi it’s better to a certain amount. Still lots of bad shit tho. But today was a great day. I went to a pride picnic!

@elizabethcallan10

10 ай бұрын

@@Mochi-yw2xi ❤️

@strawberrymilk_nya

10 ай бұрын

@@elizabethcallan10 I hope it gets even better! ❤

@elizabethcallan10

10 ай бұрын

@@strawberrymilk_nya thanks ❤️

This episode really hits deep for me. I have severe abandonment issues, separation anxiety and have an anxiety disorder. It’s really hard for me to cope with and this episode makes me feel heard. I haven’t seen the episode yet but I’ve heard and seen enough about it to have a good understanding of it. I’m 23 now and I’m still far from able to process my childhood traumas

It’s interesting that he feels that way because border collies are known to get depressed due to lack of stimulation. They are very impressionable breed.

When I first watched Bluey, I saw so many people being able to relate with certain things, (for example, Jack with ADHD, the little kid who is deaf in Turtle Boy, etc,) and I have anxiety, due to a traumatic event, which I cannot say what it was, but it had nothing to do with separation. I saw this episode of Bluey, and at first, I thought maybe Mackenzie had autism, as my brothers are autistic and often want to pretend to be ditched or they run off. But when you posted this video, it made so much more sense, and I now relate to this episode even more, with having the flashbacks of the trama that happened to me.

Mackenzie and this episode has honestly sparked an interest in child psychology and mental health for me

ngl, I love Bluey and I’m not going to deny it. My Friends say that it’s a children’s show for toddlers. But I don’t think they have ever even given it a try. But imo, Bluey is so much more than a Tv show. Bluey has helped me with so many of my doubts and worries and it has really let me stop and appreciate everything around me. For all of you that suffer under peer pressure, just realize that you are in charge of you, no one can make you do anything. And if you are having any doubts or complaints, you can go to a loved one or even better… you can go to God in prayer or in his word. Just remember, He loves you and will watch over you always.

@wanderingchook1193

10 ай бұрын

TBH we put Bluey on the Tv for us, if our toddler wants to watch it, thats up to him lol.

@StormVr_Gaming

10 ай бұрын

You guys are both absolutely right

He doesn’t “suddenly” have anxiety. From what the show has shown, we’re only seeing a glimpse into what he’s always been going through for years. For a child, a moment truly feels like an eternity and Calypso was never there in that original moment, only the daydream in the present moment. He felt completely alone. Isolated like the horror of of being trapped in the silent void of space (like the play session itself conveys). It’s unimaginably scary in those brief but unbearable moments. As someone who has suffered anxiety myself for years (and I still do), I knew exactly how Mackenzie was feeling. It’s a truly horrible feeling being all alone with nobody to help you when you’re a helpless child. Anxiety disorders can last a lifetime even if the symptoms seemingly go away. It’s an awful feeling that can last well into adulthood. The feeling of abandonment. A feeling you can’t trust your partner or if they cheated. It’s a truly horrible experience. Nobody deserves to feel that dreadful feeling.

Honestly some kids and people are just anxious by nature. Mackenzie is just one of those kids who probably always has that little underlying anxiety about things. Rusty is almost the polar opposite very little truly scares him and if theres a problem he just figures it out naturally by himself which is why the other kids naturally default to him as the leader of their friend group. Jack meanwhile brings his natural energy - the three of them work well together. I love how even in these short episodes each kid feels distinct and layered.

Ah, I'm a 24 year old man who continued gardening after cutting the tip of my thumb off so I wouldn't shirk my chores, but I cry heavily when watching this episode; Between the genuine writing and the incredible musical score, I find most everyone can find those few episodes that simply strike a chord with them on a deeper level. (A childhood rant here, feel free not to read; One of the few times I had met my father, at about 9 years, I had said 'one moment' while amazed at a wall of toys, as I never went out, and not a minute later I popped off to find him, eventually leading to me leaning up and asking the kind clerk to call in for him before walking to the glass door and realizing he left without me, having then to go back and tell the clerk not to bother trying again as he had gone, I remember clearly trying to hold back tears to give her a reassuring smile. I am sure he had intentions of teaching me a lesson instead of calling me again but some children are made a little different, and to this day I am petrified of being left behind, including bounding out of the house, sick to my stomach, at the sound of an engine. 🙃 Think deeply about the meaning of your actions when you're aiming to teach a child something the 'hard' way instead of being a guide in life. Or they might seek closure from a colorful dog show.)

I rembered feeling abandoned. It was a couple weeks ago actually. I was at a friend's house for her birthday party, & everyone wanted to listen to Taylor Swift, but I'm not much of a 2000's music fan. I usually listen to 80's music. So I felt abandoned since I wasn't able to listen to my favorite type of music. Woah. That made me cry.😢

@Oldchannel96

10 ай бұрын

its okay to be different, and not everyone will understand your interests but thats okay, your friends still love you! (if you dont feel like they do, then they arent your friends) im so sorry that triggered such an intense feeling of abandonment, i really hope you feel better soon.

@teampvela

10 ай бұрын

Thank you. I neede that. "Are those happy tears, Mum?" "Yes, Bingo. Happy tears."

My daughter-in-law is currently in labour. I am with my 2-year-old granddaughter, O-Rex, watching this episode while her mum is in another room. The only thing stopping O-Rex from hanging off her mother right now is Bluey. O-Rex has not moved a muscle, even while we have moved her bed from her parents' room to ours. As for me, as a child abandoned by her mother, "Space" gives me all the feels. There is no show on the planet like Bluey. In the time it has taken me to write this, we're now on "Puppets". If I can quote Chilli, " Do you know the great thing about being a no-one? You're everyone." Classic Chilli.😂

Very good theory, I totally agree with it. For me, the "Space" episode is one of my favorite episodes as a person with many traumatic childhood events.

I truly think what happened was MacKenzie at the time because he didn't immediately see her, those two seconds before he did see her lasted so much longer for him, and he just *couldn't* hear his mum due to his panic and fear. His memory is obviously embellished a little, as the slide for example is much longer and more colourful than the one he actually went down, and I... don't personally think Calypso was actually there? I think it's another embellishment, especially with what she says. I think she's cemented herself as this safe person for all the kids who helps them with their problems.

When I watched the episode I wasn't sure if this sort of trauma could be present through a misunderstanding of the cituation that got resolved in the moment. And, while watching the video I tried to remember if I've had this sort of trauma and it turns out I had. Quite recently actually. It's not separation anxiety, but to relate it to the episode helps me to empathize and underdtand Mackenzie better in this episode.

I just need to quick say how absolutely adorable little Mackenzie is, they didnt need to make him so cute but they did and I will be forever greatful for that

As an 11 year old in America with anxiety I can say IM SO EXCITED FOR TOMORROW

Came here right after watching the episode and I’m sobbing. It feels like it’s healed some parts of my childhood too

hearing calypso say that "you know what here now" line makes me immediately tear up every time. this ep mad mackenzie my fave

I'm actually starting to believe that calypso is magic because of how she magically appears to tell Mackenzie that his mum is there, and how she appears all of a sudden to calm coco in the episode wild girls. Overall, this episode was amazing because of how perfectly it implemented Mackenzie's trauma from the past and how it teaches other people that have experienced this to let go.

As a total Indy, I had lots of Coco friends. I think you're spot on in your analysis of her needing to be in control.

I’ve just got to acknowledge how phenomenal the actor who voices Mackenzie did in this episode specifically.

My earliest memory is from when I was one year old (I know because there is a picture of it). My parents put me on a small truck for kids to take a picture, and what I can remember it's me looking everywhere and not finding them. I clearly remember thinking "Where is my mom's?", but I don't remember when they picked me up. I got back to that memory with this episode. Bluey is amazing.

Really enjoyed how you formatted this video buddy, like starting from the end and then moving to the start was pretty brilliant. Also the inclusion of the podcast stuff was awesome, admittedly didn’t know there was a podcast talk for this episode from gotta be done haha. As for earliest memory (super fun thing to talk about for this episode btw, really love that) was me waking up on the couch at home all alone not really knowing where I was. I would assume I would have expected to be in my bed but idk lol but I decided to basically run to get help and weirdly enough I just couldn’t recognize my family, like didn’t know who was sister was or my mom or dad or anyone that was there. I’m not sure why that happened but I remember being really scared. So funny that our earliest memories are the scary ones huh. Great video as always buddy 😊

@walrusdaboss5162

10 ай бұрын

Puglyyyy!!! 😆

i love this episode and the way it makes me reflect, i thought it was great that they dealt with subjects like anxiety/trauma.

I absolutely love Calypso, she's probably my favorite adult character

Dude, I bawled big ugly tears when Calypso said, "you don't have to keep coming here" my wife asked why I was crying and I told her "I don't know". I wasn't even really paying attention up until that part but it hit a hurt that had been buried so deep I didn't know it was there. I'm about to cry just thinking about it. I'm a 43 year old man, I'm tough as an old oak knot, I've seen some stuff and been through hard situations, nothing bothers me but I'll be damned that Bluey has gut punched in the feels harder than Mike Tyson several times. Best dang show on TV I hope it doesn't get watered down or messed up because there's a need for this type of stuff

Yet another banger episode, one of the biggest surprises of the whole show tbh. BTW, when S3 finishes, have you ever thought about making a "Top 10 Favorite Bluey Episodes" list?

I can relate, there was this one time I was in a mall with my mom and she went to the bathroom, but she didn't tell me so I cried on the floor after I didn't find her so I asked an employee to ask the mall if they've seen my mom

When you were talking about your earliest memories, the memory that came up for me was when my dog died. A deer was sad for me. I barely remember, but I always can see it and I kind of do remember it.

i dealt with separation anxiety and abandonment as a kid and still do today

One of my earliest memories was visiting a small kid park in my hometown called "Safety City" so our class could learn road safety and it involved everyone getting to drive around in cool little motor cars on little streets that went around a little fabricated town. There was a point where I was at the back of the pack and all the other kids got through a traffic light but it turned red just as I rolled up so I stopped and it got stuck on red so I stayed there thinking I'd get in trouble if I ran the red light and I ended up sitting there so long that the tour ended and the teacher had to come get me. And there was absolutely no empathy offered to me for it. Nobody stopped and said "Oh this poor kid he didn't get to drive around like all the other kids let's let him drive around on the course a bit before we leave". Just yoinked me out to shuffle me on the bus so we could get back to school. I cried the whole way. Just one of many times I learned that not only is life unfair, but it will be unfair to you even if you are doing the right thing. You won't get rewarded for it because nobody cares.

I think I may have had some form of separation anxiety as a child because usually my mom picked me up from school but when she was running late and wasn't there, I started panicking

i love Mackenzie i relate to him since he has temper too.

Omg I'm just now finding your videos and I absolutely love them!! The first time I watched Space I ended up in tears because it hit so close to home

Baby Mackenzie is such a cute little thing.

this episode hit me hard, i’ve always felt similar to how mackenzie felt in this episode so it felt good seeing a similar experience

My earliest childhood memories all center around thinking my family left and was never coming back. I vividly remember waking up and finding out my whole family (Except for my mom) went to the store and thinking I'd never see them again. I had a lot of dreams growing up about being abandoned, but I never really considered how that event affected me as a child. So many things that manifest into childhood trauma are things that, as adults, would seem so silly, but as children are just...terrifying. This episode resonated with me on a personal level. It's so beautifully portrayed, especially as a subject that's rarely touched on, despite so many people having gone through it.

My earliest memory was about 4 and I remember my neighbors backyard was on fire. And I swear I could feel the heat from across the street and the flames seemed massive. My parents told me later that it wasn't that big of a fire. But it seemed massive to my toddler self.

When I was a kid 6 years old when I went to school and I would cry when my dad left and whenever I am at school I can’t get the memory out of my head

hi Margie I love your videos so much and I’m so excited for them to come out tomorrow🎉

@aussiegirlmargie

10 ай бұрын

Oh thank you so much, and thanks for watching and commenting too!!!!

@Toaststoons

10 ай бұрын

I just now realized today was July 11. (I had a mini dance party)

When I watch this with PTSD I can see McKenzie with PTSD but he was just so young when it all happened.

I like the detail that mackenzies a border collie and that’s a breed that’s prone to anxiety

I can relate to this episode. I know it's a kids show but my kids are all young but I seem to watch it more than they do lol.

I literally cried the hole episode space

I feel that episode. I have that as well, mainly at playtime growing up. Is it me, or does this episode have hints of Interstellar?

thank you so much for this explanation! i was pretty lost after watching it... and all i knew after watching it was that it felt deep, but not exactly why it did... so this really pieced things together for me ❤

@aussiegirlmargie

6 ай бұрын

Glad I could help! It’s a fantastic episode and the effort Joe Brumm put into it is amazing

My earliest memory is when i was 2 years old, my parents and I found some kanoos on the side of the road that you could sit in and take a picture of. i still remember seeing the kanoos😅

@Unhinged333

10 ай бұрын

@@cbnz2929 i cant spell that well, but you know kanoos like 🛶🚣

i dont know why, but i get scared easily. i couldnt even go put mail in a neighbor's mailbox for my mom.

I love that rusty Jack and mackenzie all have different beliefs like rusty believes in aliens and jack doesn't

i’m EXTATIC for the new episodes tommorow!!! me and my older brother are going to watch them together!

This episode and now your video helped me realize what I've been experiencing with being alone or abandoned as a kid and now. When I was little my dad used to leave me alone and hide from me until I was scared and looking around for him, until I started crying, because he thought it was funny. I especially hate being by myself in stores and even at home now. Bluey is one of my favorite shows, and has really stuck with me for this and multiple reasons.💙🧡

I had to watch Space twice before I got it. I didn't understand why McKenzie would blame his friends for something they didn't do and how Calypso could coexist in the past and present.

@emilyharvey4930

10 ай бұрын

I think that Calypso *wasn't* there in the past and he felt abandoned for several minutes, which caused the trauma. But he's imagining her as a comforting figure retroactively telling him what the situation was, which he knows now in the present.

When I first saw that episode I was so shocked since I am someone with anxiety (mostly separation), and STILL experience the same type of experiences that were shown in this episode 👴

OMG OMG I LITERALLY WAS THINKING MARGIE SHOULG TOETS DO A VID ABOUT MACKENSIE IN SPACE WHEN I WATCHED IT ON DISNEY PLUS LAST NIGHT WHEN THE NEW EPISODES CAME OUT!!!!!!! LOVE U MARGIEEEEEE❤❤❤❤❤

I LOVE Bluey, and I have really bad Anxiety.. This episode touched my heart.

Im also just 12, has anxiety, separation anxiety, depression and stomach issues 😩😩

Just by ur background i can see youre a full time bluey fan 😂 i love bluey sm i watch it for hours a morning alsmost everyday 💙💙🩵🩵

Well crap, I didn't realize I had some old separation anxiety that I never thought about until now... Better take it up whit my therapist now...

My mother had a job where she had to stay a bit late. So I was always last to be picked up at pre-school. It scared me every single time.

3:21 I barely remember anything up to the fifth grade- whatever I do remember is usually positive 😅

Abandonment has taken over my life for as long as I can remember. Bluey is healing my inner child, one episode at a time.

Thanks for the video!

thank you soooooooo sooooooo much for this amazing vido you have really helped me and alot of peopol could agree p.s last year (2022) i dealt with some really bad separation angsity

I love your videos so much

@aussiegirlmargie

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your support as well ❤

It reminds me of one day that my father left me next to a lake. We were eating ice cream and the next thing I knew was him leaving on the car because "I wasn't paying attention" And "eating too slow"

"No one gets left behind" - Rusty.....Not an actual quote, but going by the story's continuity it seems like something that will come up eventually lol.

Rusty is such a cool and amazing character,and thank you for explaining throughly 😢and Bluey is such an amazing show which tackles real issues ❤

0:37 "The Calypso is always there, Staring into your soul. You just can't see it but it can see you"

In middle school I had undiagnosed depression and anxiety and I became incredibly attached to my mom, I would sleep in her bed almost every night and when I went to my dads house for a weekend I would call her multiple times a day, and if she left for the store without telling me I would have panic attacks and when she went somewhere and I thought she was gone too long I would freak out, I still can get worried at 19 if she got in a car crash and that’s why she isn’t answering my texts but I don’t have panic attacks anymore which is nice

I remember one time that we were at New Mexico and at a hotel and I went into an elevator and the doors closed and my mom wasn’t there so I just panicked and I just pressed a lot of buttons until the doors opened and my dad and my brother were standing outside and we got to do our room my parents just got me in trouble and that is another reason I love watching Bluey bc her parents don’t yell at her, they comfort her😢

My earliest memory is when I was 2 years old. I climbed out of my crib and I crawled all the way to my parents bedroom. I was dark, the tv wasn’t on and I was alone.

I can relate, there is a memory that I try to process as well that I can’t explain

This is like, a special episode I don’t even know how to explain it. It’s just how I was, I am! I was also obsessed with black holes and like wondering what it was to disappear. Idk what it is, but like I just I needed this episode. It spoke to me, and I was alone feeling but this spoke to me.

This is my favourite ep of Bluey because children cartoons/shows rarely ever do topics of anxiety and trauma even tho everyone goes though anxiety and most people have childhood trauma.

I have the same felling in preschool i was the last one to be picked up😔 it made me feel disowned

My first memory was when my dad left me... i dont have a father to this day...

While I don't think I've suffered separation anxiety, regular anxiety I do tend to experience when i'm in a place that feels intimidating. For instance the other day I was sitting in an administrative office waiting for my ticket number to be called; so I could speak with someone about getting my security number card replaced because I had lost it. In the hour of just sitting there I started to feel the intimidation of the place. Normally places like that wouldn't intimidate me, but this somehow did. If I had to tie this to an early negative memory I would have to say my parents divorce when I was 4. While I don't remember everything from that point it did lead to me to doing group therapy with other people on the spectrum; and meeting people I never thought I meet. Sorry if I got off track here.

Your channel is great

Mine was probably being in a crib full of balloons which at the time I didn't know that my mom was actually celebrating my first birthday