‘Bluey’ Scores Record Viewership Numbers for Its Latest Episode

By WEB DESK

April 23, 2024

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The Australian kids’ series is a hit with families everywhere.

The Big Picture

Bluey’s
latest episode broke records with 10.4 million viewers, making it the most successful premiere in Disney Junior’s history.
The show’s wholesome dynamics and valuable life lessons have captivated audiences of all ages, making it a favorite on Disney+.
Creator Joe Brumm’s storytelling talent shines in
Bluey
, as the Heeler family navigates challenges with love and togetherness.

It’s rare for Disney+ to release viewership numbers lately, but Bluey just gave the streaming platform a very good reason to do so. Deadline reports that the latest episode of the animated series scored 10.4 million viewers, making it the most successful episode of Bluey to date. The release also became the most successful premiere of any Disney Junior production, as the show continues to consolidate itself as a favorite for the youngest members of the audience. Bluey has also continuously remained on the top five viewership chart for Disney+ when it comes to the past few months.

Bluey follows a family of animated Australian Cattle Dogs, as the young girls of the family learn valuable lessons about life while playing games. Their parents, Bandit (David McCormack) and Chilli Heeler (Melanie Zanetti), try to raise them in a healthy way, which has launched the series into an impressive level of popularity due to the wholesome dynamics that take place in the Heeler household. Young and older audiences alike enjoy watching what Bluey and Bingo get themselves into sometimes, with the show constantly introducing new friends and relatives for them to play with.

The episode of Bluey that managed to score 10.4 million viewers was titled “The Sign”, and it followed the Heeler family while they attended the wedding of Uncle Radley (Patrick Rammall) and Aunt Frisky (Claudia O’Doherty). At the same time, Bluey was suffering due to the fact that his father decided to sell the house because he had been offered a better job in a different city. “The Sign” was special because it marked the end of the third season of Bluey, which is why the team decided to give it a longer runtime compared to most episodes of the successful show.

Who is Behind ‘Bluey’?

Bluey was created by Joe Brumm, who previously worked on a wide variety of British television series, including Charlie and Lola, Peppa Pig and Tinga Tinga Tales. Brumm has also served as director for some of the episodes of the series, which grew exponentially after its distribution rights were acquired by Disney+. The latest chapter of Bluey‘s story concluded with the release of “Ghostbasket”, “The Sign” and “Surprise!”, as the Heeler family confirms once again that nothing is more important than them sticking together despite any adversity that might come their way. Time will tell when Bluey and her family return to Disney+ with new adventures, but in the meantime, the streaming platform can be happy with the show reaching new heights.