I tried to get Australian blog visitors to watch Scream Street and Bluey.
Saturday, 6 November 2021
One Line A Day - Sticky Gecko
Spending weekends with Luke, Resus and Cleo means eating cereal while watching cartoons.
Express Yourself - 6.11.21
I did a bit of Disney science, with Disney Illuminations, Star Wars and Zenimation.
Sticky Gecko [Radio Drama]
It's the weekend, which means more time to spend with Luke, Resus and Cleo...but this weekend, I'm tasked to run an errand for Chilli while she herds Bluey and Bingo out the door in time for a playdate. What results is a look into how hectic a child's life can be compared to an adult's, as I try to do everything so I can get the job done!
2 Things For Australia To Look Forward To This Month
2021 is an exciting year for the I.B.F.Fs in Australia, and people who love both Scream Street and Bluey in that continent should know better than to tell what's right and what's not right to watch. These shows are great, and they're two shows you Aussies should watch for the rest of the month. Let's observe!
1.Scream Street S2. This series premiered this Monday, introducing a new character, Six, and her creator Dr. F. But the series premiered with two specials, so you might be wondering "How the hell did Six get there?" Trust me, Aussies, some of you will enjoy this new series due to its irresistible stop-motion animation and lovable new storylines. Here's the promo for the new episodes...
...but, I found this season too unsettling for my taste, because that's when I found out Cleo betrayed me in favour of spending time with Six and Luella. I prefer the episodes when she hang out with Luke and Resus, like she was one of the boys. I still love Dr F and Six though, but if you prefer the old episodes with its relatable issues and simple-to-follow, less dangerous storylines, check out the promo for when the show aired on ABC Me in 2016.
2.Bluey Season 3. In April and September, only two new Bluey episodes aired - an Easter special, and a special dedicated to the best dad on children's television. Now, little and big tails all over Australia are wagging excitedly because a new series is coming! I've yet to see what the episodes are, and the trailer reveals how housebound Bluey and her family really are. They know how to spend time at home, especially during times like this when we're all stuck in lockdown. Once and before, I've checked ABC Me to see new episodes of Scream Street, which I find a little unnerving as I mentioned before, but now I'm checking the ABC Kids schedules to see the Bluey episodes leading up to the big blue day. I'll also be posting review activities on my blog so you Aussies can print it out and write down your thoughts on the episodes, and the I.B.F.Fs storylines you'd build if you were to have that idea!
Remember, Aussies, don't forget to watch Scream Street on ABC Me at 7:00AM and Bluey on ABC Kids at 8:00AM and 6:20PM. Don't forget, these series will appeal to grown-ups too, especially ones with disabilities like me!
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