Wednesday, 12 August 2020
Esme & Roy & The 'Hood!
This morning's Bluey episodes have been Hoodified!
Sand, Water & Steps sees the gang play on the beach and take various steps to the crashing waves one by one, until they enjoy the water crashing against their feet. In Swinging, the gang enjoy playing on the swings in the park and decide to let Voltron swing them. But when he swings, he flies high in the sky! Finally, Never Too Young To Have Fun sees Izzy visit her Nanna when Bluey, Bingo and Resus all have visits from their elderly relatives. She uses her tablet to call Bluey and Bingo via video chat to see if elderly people like her Nanna, and their Nanna, still enjoy the things they love in their youth.
About Last Night...
Last night, I downloaded Disney+. It was my idea, and it was genius! I also found the Bluey website so my mum can enjoy Bluey anytime. I managed to take a shot of the first film I saw on Disney+, named Recess: School's Out. Something tells me I should've seen this awesome Disney cartoon, along with Lilo & Stitch, Tarzan and The Proud Family when I was in my old hometown, South Woodham Ferrers...
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Tuesday, 11 August 2020
I.B.F.F Diaries '14 - Part 4 - Scooby Doo & Dynomutt Are RELATED?!
In I.B.F.F Diaries '14-Part 4, it's revealed Dynomutt is Scooby-Doo's cousin.
Scooby Doo, Mitchell, his friends and the Mystery Inc gang go for a visit at Scooby's cousin Dynomutt and Shaggy's uncle, Blue Falcon's residence. The friends spend time together, but it's not long before Mitchell, Becky and Templeton are kicked out. They are told by Radzi that Scooby is spending the week at Dynomutt's place. Dynomutt still retains his goofy personality, but has traumatic memories of seeing himself in robot form and in the Scooby Doo movie Mask Of The Blue Falcon, which is causing his major distractions in his day-to-day life. This version of Dynomutt has PTSD, which means he acts strangely whenever he remembers something that shocked him. The rest of the week shows how Scooby's stay at Dynomutt's house helps him with his PTSD, like when Scooby Doo goes to share a milkshake with his girlfriend Nova, Dynomutt becomes attracted to them, and when a gang of cats who once took Francine's cat under their wing force Dynomutt to watch Mask Of The Blue Falcon in front of a crowd of dogs, including Scooby, and then forced to fight his cousin as the Mystery Inc gang try to stop him. Eventually, they lead him in calm activities that help soothe his cousin's feelings, and by the end of the week, they leave Dynomutt feeling calm and happy again. This is followed by Mitchell and his friends asking Newsround to talk about PTSD in honor of Scooby's cousin.
This Is What Happens When You Watch Mystic On CBBC...
Watching Mystic gave me the perfect opportunity to list down the first few episodes of The Pack and put them into my Harrods teddy bear postbox.
My David Grey Notebook
Since Sam Fender is playing in the UK's first social distancing concert, I would like to confess something to you: last year, before Bluey premiered and this whole Coronavirus thing started, I was given a large black notebook by Carol, who had a friend who went to a David Grey concert and got this from the gift shop. Here's one of his songs, which I found while I was researching him last year:
Fairies AKA Bluey Goes Irish - It's All About The 'Hood!
In Walking With Bluey, the gang go on a fossil trail surrounding dinosaurs and cavemen, and later take a strange gym class that lets them pretend to be some! In Video Games, during a stay at Uncle Stripe's house, the gang wonder if other members of the neighbourhood love video games as much as Luke and Mitchell do, so Uncle Stripe uses video chat to call various neighbours to find out more. In Bluey's Magic Carpet, Izzy and her mum visit the local furniture store and she, Bluey and Bingo play various games among the different aisles, even tricking Dad into thinking there are ghosts haunting the carpet section.
In Soothing Naturals, the gang visit the Australian rainforest to find a secret swimming hole she found the other day. Robots, Milk & Cookies sees the gang asking their neighbours what robots like, but ponder most about if robots eat milk and cookies. Drama sees lots of drama happen in the neighbourhood on a rainy day, while Our Views On Men sees the gang at the water park talking about the habits of men. In The Night Guardian, the gang try to find a mythical creature that lives in the world's jungles and rainforests at night, while the gang try to walk towards the tide during a beach trip in Sand, Water & Steps. The Furious Five recreate China for the gang in Bluey Goes To China, there's a camping trip turned into an adventure in Survival, and Folk Tales sees the gang create a story of Joey the Play School kangaroo after a class trip to the Australian National Maritime Museum.
The The 'Hood tie-in novel Romantic Evening sees Luke and Izzy spend a romantic night in together without getting disturbed by their babysitter Gohan, the gang wonder why Luke and Izzy are in love, a poem about a lazy morning in the neighbourhood and the gang trying to snuggle together to watch butterflies in the backyard, as well as stories about discussing the habits of men at a waterpark and trying to get someone to swing you.
How I'd Fix Dog Loves Fairytales
Here's what I'd do to fix today's episode of Dog Loves Books, Dog Loves Fairytales.
When Dog and Pug see the pizza that Red Riding Hood is taking to her Granny, Dog will deliver a fit of rage and tell Red Riding Hood that the pizza doesn't contain any bone marrow, as bone marrow on pizza is his favourite snack, and then bite her leg.
While Dog and Pug are chasing the wolf, Dog would challenge the wolf to a boxing match, with Pug as the referee.
When the wolf is ordering a pizza, he will be shocked to find the pizza has bone marrow as a topping. He calls, "Have your's, Dog!" and throws it all the way across the forest towards Dog, who catches it before he and Pug tuck into a slice and the story ends.
The Details That Need To Be Added Into Scooby Doo: The Mystery Begins
There are a few details in Scooby Doo: The Mystery Begins that need to be added in...
First, the movie should begin in the style of stuff like Moon & Me and Winnie The Pooh, with a panning shot of a Scooby-Doo fan's bedroom, with Scooby Doo toys and posters. A comic book about Scooby Doo is laid out on the table, and it opens, revealing the first panel which immediately starts off the movie as it zooms into the page.
The montage where Scooby and Shaggy hang out over the weekend, eventually leading Scooby to pet Shaggy like he's his human, is well represented in I.B.F.F Diaries '14 - Part 12: A Christmas Surprise, when Scooby Doo is crying over seeing puppies in a pet shop window up for sale. During the montage, we hear Secret Garden's 'Sigma' as we see Shaggy and Scooby Doo, in their 'A Pup Named Scooby Doo' forms, in flashbacks that show the best moments of their childhood, like Shaggy getting Scooby Doo as a puppy for Christmas, Shaggy playing frisbee fetch with Scooby in the park, Scooby stealing Shaggy's sandwich, Shaggy tickling Scooby's tummy, the duo playing with water soakers while wearing scuba gear in the bathtub, celebrating Shaggy's 9th birthday with his friends Fred, Daphne and Velma and reading stories with the torch on under the bedcovers.
During said montage, we see images of a church decorated for Christmas, including a model of the nativity which immediately match dissolves into Blue Peter's nativity model, and photos of CBBC throughout the years leading up to 2014, with pictures of Arthur, Buster, D.W., Tracy Beaker and Vlad in a row above the fireplace.
Good Things Come In Small Packages
After seeing the ABC iView Bluey section, I just had to do this.
Jah, man! Little things can come in useful, mate, because the The 'Hood episodes I put on there include:
- Summer Fete
- Tickle Toes
- Desire
- Mum & Dad Go To The Theatre
- Strange Cases
- Baby Steps
- Shama Lama
- Romantic Evening
- The Toilet
- War Child
- A Snuggly Adventure
- Blue Blue Choo Choo
- Bluey Goes To China
- Parenthood Training
- Our Views On Men
- Little Baby
- Bluey Breaks The Rules
- A Frog's Journey
- Body To Body
- Morning Lie In
- Gay Marriage
- The Night Guardian
- Waiting For Lunch
- Bingo-Delic
- Street Dancing
- Learn With Bingo
- Bluey's Magic Carpet
- Light & Heavy
- Good Morning
- Dad Of The Jungle
- Video Games
- Mummy Do Too
- Dinnertime Deja Vu
- Messy Shampoo
- Never Too Young To Have Fun
- Soothing Naturals
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