Hey Duggee is a fun, inclusive and educational series devised by Grant Orchard, senior director of Studio AKA, and narrated by comedian Alexander Armstrong. BBC Studios and CBeebies recently announced it had commissioned a fourth series of the hit animation. MV Sports, the UK’s leading designer of licensed wheeled toys, have agreed a deal to produce a delightful range of Bluey branded bikes, trikes, scooters, ride-ons and accessories. MV Sports are an existing partner of BBC Studios and already hold the license for Hey Duggee wheeled toys and have recently unveiled additions to the product range.

Dentists and hygienists recommend replacing your toothbrush every 3 months. BRUSH HEAD IS NOT REPLACEABLE. The series follows Bluey, a six-year-old Blue Heeler dog who loves to play and turn everyday family life into extraordinary adventures that unfold in unpredictable and hilarious ways, bringing her family, friends and community into her world of fun. In the ensuite, Bluey and Bingo work on modelling Bandit to look like a mother. We hear their voices coming from the closed door.

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But in an attempt to regain some high ground, Bandit reflects on the above mentioned episodes where he thinks the girls were teasing HIM. The episode's title wasn't changed to "Feather Wand" (it does on US TV guides, though) for American audiences.

Interestingly, when the shot moves to when Bingo discovers the featherwand, the long dog disappears from it's position. The Disney distribution has the insult removed with the word "Shooby-Doowah", but the captions still read the insult that was originally in place. In the car, Bluey and Bingo are acting like monkeys making monkey noises, which is bothering Bandit and Chilli. Chilli, Bandit and Bingo are reading and Bluey is colouring in the lounge, when Bandit farts, which startles them. Bingo sneaks into the bathroom, where Bluey prepares, and makes her toothbrush heavy. She dips into the tub behind her sister as Bluey finds out the hard way that her toothbrush is now mega-heavy. Given that she has to clean her teeth, Bluey is forced to use the grounded toothbrush to brush.

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It’s clear that our top dogs have great appeal across preschool audiences and people really connect to their warmth, inclusivity and humour." — Mandy Thwaites, Director, Magazines & Consumer Products, UK Division The home-grown animated series has enjoyed critical success in Australia and globally, winning a Logie Award for 'Most Outstanding Children’s Program' in 2019 and an International Emmy® Kids Award in the Pre-school category in 2020. Over 4 million Bluey books have been sold in Australia and Bluey The Album debuted on the ARIA album charts at #1 – the first ever children’s album to top the ARIA chart. Bandit uses his hand to turn an invisible volume knob down to the point where his conversation is silent. KEY FEATURES• TOOTHBRUSH FOR KIDS: Colgate Kids Junior Bluey Manual Toothbrush is suitable for children who have all their baby teeth and are developing molars, ages 2-5 years of age and older A version of Edvard Grieg’s “In The Hall Of The Mountain King” from his score for the play Peer Gynt can be heard throughout the episode.