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Handstand

**Handstand** is an episode from the second season of *Bluey*.

## Synopsis

The Heeler Family's House is a beehive of activity as Bingo tries to perform a handstand while someone watches. However, her parents, Uncle Stripe, and Aunt Trixie are occupied with cooking and decorating. Bluey is racing Mackenzie through the house, Lucky and Rusty are playing a game together, and Honey and Snickers are having a water balloon and squirt gun fight.

Meanwhile, Nana Heeler tries to help out with the party, but the younger adults have all the various tasks covered and none of the kids seem to need her help. Eventually, she runs across Bingo, disappointed by the lack of attention directed at her handstand, and cheers her by complimenting it and agreeing to watch as she does another. The party proves to be for Bingo's birthday, but when the guests gather for cake, Chilli suddenly notices Bingo's absence.

## Cast

### ABC Kids/Disney

* Melanie Zanetti as Chilli
* Chris Brumm as Nana

### ABC Kids

* Dave McCormack as Bandit
* Myf Warhurst as Aunt Trixie
* Dan Brumm as Uncle Stripe

### Disney

* Brook Jenell Slack as Bingo/Muffin/Bella/Chloe/Judo/Winton
* Karen Prell as Bluey/Aunt Trixie/Jack and his mum
* E.G. Daily as Bluey's vocal effects/Honey
* Amelie Bea Smith as Socks/Buddy/Missy/Lila
* Nathan Lane as Bandit
* Melanie Zanetti as Indy
* Dave McCormack as Uncle Stripe
* Nancy Cartwright as Mackenzie and his mum/Lucky
* Nika Futterman as Snickers/Rusty and his mum
* Francesca Marie Smith as Coco
* Ruby Wax as Wendy
* Ming-Na Wen as Buddy’s Mum

Additionally, Frank Welker reads the title of the episode as usual.

## Trivia

### General

* This is the fourth episode to focus on Bingo; the first being The Weekend, the second being The Magic Xylophone, and the third being her titular episode.
* This is the first time Bingo shows her handstand skills.
* This episode reveals Nana's first name to be Chris, which coincidentally is her voice actress' name.
* The episode gives visual reference to Zbigniew Rybczynski's 1981 short film *Tango*, which shows people repeating the same actions in a small room. It could also be a reference to the music video of Green Day's song "Redundant" in which the same style is used.
* It is Bingo's birthday party in this episode.
* This episode is a direct sequel to "Duck Cake".
* Many audiences wondered where Socks, Muffin and Lila in this episode, on the Bluey Twitter page reveals that Muffin, Socks and Lila are watching “Cat Squad” together in order to explain to the audience where Socks, Muffin and Lila in this episode.
	+ The picture itself is technically from a deleted scene of this episode that was be put back in the DVD releases of the Disney version.
* The music in this episode is similar to the popular electronic instrumental "Popcorn" as rendered by the group Hot Butter.

### Goofs

* The closed captions mistakenly names Missy as "Lucy" and Buddy as "Honey".
	+ The misspelled names in the captions were spelled right in the Disney version, though only in the United States and Canada.
Charles Claw

**Charles Claw** is a secondary character exclusive to the Disney version of *Bluey*. Although not the first villain introduced in the series, he *is* the first to be given a backstory.

## Biography

Born on April 19, 1946, Charles Claw is what can best be described as a born criminal, for at the age of 6, he and his family had shoplifted too many stores to count, and they even threatened the shop owners with kidnapping them if they didn't take the blame for it, even with the evidence proving otherwise. Evenually, though, after Charles' family died, he did more elaborate crimes across 65 countries with help from an elephant named Burke Boulder, albeit through mind control. By the ages of 50 and 37, the two were caught and sentenced to life in prison with no parole. Since then, and Burke has since reformed and disowned his former boss, Claw has escaped and been caught muliple times, some of which involve Bluey and Bingo Heeler stopping his devilish acts!

## Appearances (Disney version only)

* S01E37 - The Adventure
* S02E49 - Typewriter
* S02E52 - Easter
* S03E26 - Fairytale

## Personae

So far, Charles Claw has been represented as three different characters in the imaginary settings of the show. They are:

* The Greedy Witch (The Adventure, Typewriter and Stories)
* Captain Fang (Easter)
* The Evil Wizard from Blackwood Cove (Fairytale)

## Trivia

* While it's never explained what Claw and Burke Boulder did to get themselves in prison for life, some fans have speculated that it must've been crimes too complex for the show to explain.
* Although *Bluey* is a preschool show, Charles Claw is seen smoking a cigar and saying profanity (most of which is censored by background noise), with the uncut lines containing the profanity being dubbed over with cleaner lines provided by Joe Brumm himself in TV airings, as to not cause controversy. Either case, both are for the most part forbidden. The lines in the latter are as follows:
	+ "Now you take care of the princess and that **damn** fairy or I'll snap your trunk into oblivion!" - Charles (as the Greedy Witch) telling Burke Boulder to get rid of Chloe and Indy
	+ "And what have we here?! Look who decided to steal my **bloody** treasure!" - Charles (as Captain Fang) stopping Bluey, Bingo, Muffin and Socks from getting back their Easter candies
	+ "Walk that plank or you'll be in deep **shit**, AND I DO MEAN DEEP!!!" - Charles (as Captain Fang) forcing Bluey, Bingo, Muffin and Socks to walk the plank.
	+ "Who are the **bastards** that dare awaken the Evil Wizard from Blackwood Cove?!" (Bandit and Stripe quiver in fear) "Answer now or it's the **fu**... freaking mallets!"- Charles (as an evil wizard) demanding to know who awoken him.
		- This marks the first time Claw was about to say a curse word (the f-bomb), but corrected himself with a substitute word.
* Since the Disney version of Fairytale has a fantasized version of Bandit's childhood as the main story, that means he and Stripe encountered Claw at one point.
Nancy Cartwright

**Nancy Cartwright** (born October 25, 1957) is an American actress. She is best known for her long-running role as Bart Simpson on the animated television series *The Simpsons*, for which she has received a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance and an Annie Award for Best Voice Acting in the Field of Animation. Cartwright also voices other characters for the show, including Nelson Muntz, Ralph Wiggum, Todd Flanders, Kearney and Database.

Cartwright was born in Dayton, Ohio. She moved to Hollywood in 1978 and trained alongside voice actor Daws Butler. The very first show she ever worked on was *Rocko’s Modern Life*. She provided the voice for various characters, appearing in every episode along with Carlos Alazraqui, Dee Bradley Baker, Nika Futterman and Frank Welker. In 1987, Cartwright auditioned for a role in a series of animated shorts about a dysfunctional family that was to appear on The Tracey Ullman Show. Cartwright intended to audition for the role of Lisa Simpson, the middle child; when she arrived at the audition, she found the role of Bart—Lisa's brother—to be more interesting. Matt Groening, the series' creator, allowed her to audition for Bart and offered her the role on the spot. She voiced Bart for three seasons on *The Tracey Ullman Show*, and in 1989, the shorts were spun off into a half-hour show called *The Simpsons*.

Besides *The Simpsons*, Cartwright has also voiced numerous other animated characters, including Daffney Gillfin in *Snorks*, Rufus in *Kim Possible*, Mindy in *Animaniacs*, Pistol in *Goof Troop*, the Robots in *Crashbox*, Margo Sherman in *The Critic*, Todd Daring in *The Replacements*, and Charles "Chuckie" Finster in *Rugrats* and *All Grown Up!* (a role she assumed in 2002, following the retirement of Christine Cavanaugh). In 2000, she published her autobiography, *My Life as a 10-Year-Old Boy*, and four years later, adapted it into a one-woman play. In 2017, she wrote and produced the film *In Search of Fellini*.
Frank Welker

**Franklin Wendell Welker** (born March 12, 1946) is an American actor and voice director who specializes in voice acting and has contributed character voices and other vocal effects to television and motion pictures. As of 2022, Welker holds over 1,237 film, television, theme park and video game credits, making him one of the most prolific voice actors of all time. With a total worldwide box-office gross of $17.4 billion, he is also the third highest-grossing actor of all time. He also holds 2 Guinness World Records; one for portaying the most characters in projects overall, holding 5,500 characters to his resume, and another for voicing the most characters in a singular project, voicing 1,000 characters in *Sesame Stree*t and another 1,000 in *South Park*.

Welker is best known for voicing Fred Jones in the *Scooby-Doo* franchise since its inception in 1969, and Scooby-Doo himself since 2002. In 2020, Welker reprised the latter role in the CGI-animated film *Scoob!*, the only original voice actor from the series in the movie's cast. He has also voiced Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in *Epic Mickey* and its sequel; Megatron, Galvatron and Soundwave in the *Transformers* franchise; Shao Kahn and Reptile in the 1995 *Mortal Kombat* film; Curious George in the *Curious George* franchise; Garfield starting with *Garfield Gets Real*; Nibbler on *Futurama*; the titular character in *Jabberjaw*; *Speed Buggy* in the Scooby-Doo franchise; Astro and Orbitty on *The Jetsons*; Mushmouse on *Punkin' Puss & Mushmouse*; and various characters in *The Smurfs* as well as numerous animal vocal effects in many works. In 2016, he received a Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award.

He is currently the voice director and voice of Lincoln Loud in *The Loud House* and the title character in *SpongeBob SquarePants*, as well as keeping his charcters from both shows, of which he voiced the most. He has done the most voices in *Bluey*, having a total of 34 speaking roles and 56 animal roles, making his number of characters 90.
The Weekend and 7 Other Stories

**The Weekend and 7 Other Stories** (known as **The Weekend and Other Stories** in the US) is the first DVD release of the Disney version of *Bluey*. It was released on June 9, 2019 and contains 8 episodes from the first season. This release contains an introduction from showrunner Britt Allcroft.

## Bonus Features

* *Whack-a-doo! Meet the Cast & Crew*
* Bonus Shorts
	+ Tongue Twisters
	+ The Lollipop Song
	+ Make Mum Laugh
* How to Draw Bluey and Bingo

## Trivia

* By the time this DVD was released, *Bluey* had yet to premiere in the United States and the United Kingdom.
* This is the only Disney DVD release of the first season to be released in Australia. As such, it features the actors from that version rather than the ABC Kids cast, and the original intro by Mike O’Donnell and Junior Campbell. Even so, this DVD has a few things that not even airings of these episodes have:
	+ All of the episodes have music by the aforementioned Mike O’Donnell and Junior Campbell, despite only composing three of the eight episodes. This is because they originally had ideas for the music in other episodes, but were let go because their music didn’t fit the tone Joe Brumm was going for. Despite this, their original demos were cleaned up and put back into their respective episodes.
	+ There is an extra scene in The Weekend where Chilli reads the girls a bedtime story before tucking them in.
* The screenshots on the back of this DVD are from The Weekend, Hide and Seek and Neighbors.

### Errors

* Legendary voice director Gordon Hunt is credited both on the back cover and end credits as the performance director, even though he was only involved with the first three episodes and the feature film. The reason for this was because he passed away; as per his family and Michael Bell’s request, he was given full credit on both this release and the Blu-ray version.
Cheez-e-Crunch Cereal

Macheesmo's Cheez-e-Crunch Cereal was a licensed cereal product created by SimonFoods in collaboration with CBS Media.

## Reception

General reception was mostly negative, with a then-record-setting 72% return rate in major US grocery chains.

Its consistency was often compared to that of packing peanuts, with a flavor best described as "powdered donuts if they were crunchy and made of cheese-flavored crackers pulled from the floorboard of your mom's car."
Wendy

Disney

* Ruby Wax (speaking)
* Emily Taheny (singing)

**Wendy** is a secondary character that has appeared in multiple episodes of *Bluey*.

## Appearance

Wendy is a Japanese Spitz with curly beige fur. She wears a blue and gold brooch, usually on the right side of her chest.

## Biography

Wendy is the mother of Judo and Bluey and Bingo’s next door neighbour.

She is occasionally witness to and disturbed by the antics of her neighbours (most notably Bandit's) as a recurring joke in the series. Despite this, she is still good friends with Bluey and Bingo.

## Appearances

* S01E03 - Keepy Uppy
* S01E30 - Fairies
* S01E31 - Work
* S01E38 - Copycat
* S02E01 - Dance Mode
* S02E03 - Featherwand (not seen)
* S02E12 - Sticky Gecko (mentioned)
* S02E13 - Dad Baby
* S02E33 - Circus (cameo)
* S02E36 - Postman
* S02E50 - Baby Race
* S03E12 - Sheep Dog
* S03E25 - Ragdoll

## Trivia

* Her car is featured in Dance Mode. It is blue and has a custom number plate that reads “W3ND73”.
* Some say she was born in 1973 because the last 2 numbers on her number plate is 73. However, it is most likely that she was born in either 1971 or 81, since her age according to director Tim Lagasse is either 40 or 50.
* In the ABC Kids version, she is voiced by Beth Durack, an animator of the TV show. That is, until she was replaced by Emily Tehany in Sheep Dog. In the Disney version, she is voiced by American-British actress Ruby Wax, with Taheny providing her singing voice starting with Dad Baby.
* In the ABC Kids version of Dad Baby, she sings *"I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside"*. In the UK, where this song originated, Bluey was broadcasted on the BBC.
* She made five lasagnes for the Heeler Family when Bluey was born, as revealed in Sticky Gecko.
* She speaks with an upper class British accent, but her daughter doesn't.
	+ Probably because she's originally from England, UK.
* She rarely joined any of the Heeler’s games as seen in most episodes.
	+ Most probably she thinks the family are just mucking around.
	+ This carried on until series 3 where she is more tolerant to the Heeler’s games as shown in Sheep Dog and Ragdoll.
* Most of the time, she waters her flowers by spraying them.
* She possesses great strength as shown in Ragdoll when she lifts Bandit into his car.
	+ She is also revealed to be a talented singer in the same episode when she sings *Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky* with Bluey and Bingo as she drives them to the shops.
		- However, in the Disney version, this was shown in Dad Baby, where she sings about how much she loves watering the flowers.
Jim Cummings

**James Jonah Cummings** (born November 3, 1952) is an American voice actor who has appeared in almost 400 roles, including Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, the Tasmanian Devil, Pete, and Darkwing Duck. For the Disney version of *Bluey*, he does the voice of Rusty's Dad, Maynard, Hercules, Fido, Burke Boulder and Grandad Bob (replacing Jerry Stiller) along with 34 other speaking roles and 31 animal roles, making his number of roles 65 (the second most in the show, with Frank Welker having 90).
Emily Taheny

**Emily Taheny** (born 1978) is an Australian comedian, television actress and singer known for her multiple appearances on the sketch comedy television series *Comedy Inc.* from 2003 through 2007, her role as "Kat" on the 2009 series *The Jesters*, and as a regular cast member on long-running satirical news program *Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell*. She has also voiced Wendy in both versions of *Bluey*, doing her singing voice in the Disney version (filling in for Ruby Wax) and fully voicing her starting with season 3 of the ABC Kids version (replacing Beth Durack). Also in the Disney version, she is the voice of Pom Pom's Mum and plenty of other characters.
Macheesmo: The Animated Series: The Game (Video Game)

Macheesmo: The Animated Series: The Game was a 1991 video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System.

## Production

The game was developed by the now-defunct SimonSoft Media Partners.

Production on the game took seven months, and occurred primarily at the company's headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.

## Gameplay

   Macheesmo: The Animated Series: The Game features side-scrolling, platform gameplay with a few notable twists, such as "The Five-Second Rule" and some wall-breaking in-jokes at the insistence of Macheesmo-creator Joey Dumpins.

## Reception

Reception of Macheesmo: The Animated Series: The Game was lukewarm, with general critical consensus being that the game felt rushed and removed from the source material, but that the "tight controls and creative level design" somewhat made up for the half-hearted execution.

## Remaster

In 2021, Quote Unquote Media Partners announced intention to acquire the Macheesmo intellectual property, with the goal of re-publishing the original animated series and porting the 1991 NES game to modern platforms.

On February 28, 2022, The official Quote Unquote Twitter account announced that the company had finalized acquisition, and the remastered version of Macheesmo: The Animated Series: The Game would be available on the Steam Store in late 2022.
Michael Bell

**Michael Bell** (born July 30, 1938) is an American actor who is most active in voice over roles, known for his youthful voice. He has acted in video games and animated series, including *Legacy of Kain*, *The Transformers*, *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero*, *The Houndcats*, *Rugrats* (both the original and reboot), *The Smurfs*, and *Snorks* and appeared on-screen in film and television, including the TV programs *Dallas* and *Star Trek*. Bell was described as being "one of the most prominent voice actors of the 1980s."[*by whom?*] Both Bell's wife, Victoria Carroll, and his daughter, Ashley Bell, are actresses.

Bell has also done some voice direction, being the voice director for shows such as *Kidd Video*, *Peter Pan and the Pirates*, *Doug* (the Disney series only) and *Rugrats* (assisting Gordon Hunt in the original and taking over for the reboot), as well as the web series *The LeBrons*. Currently, he is the voice director for the Disney version of the hit preschool series *Bluey*, being creator Joe Brumm’s first choice after Bob Iger ordered a pilot.
Joey Dumpins

Joseph "Joey" Dumpins (1930 - 1999) was an American Comic Book Illustrator and Author. Dumpins created the Macheesmo comic strip series in 1982, which later spawned a media franchise.

Dumpins was born in Abbotsford, Wisconsin on April 12, 1930, to modest parents.

He attended the University of Wisconsin from 1949 to 1953, with a major in Broadcasting.
Macheesmo Comics

The Macheesmo Comics series was an American comic book series created by Joey Dumpins. The series spanned 75 issues from 1984 to 1990 which were later compiled into Macheesmo: The Graphic Novel.

Following the cancellation of Macheesmo: The Animated Series, Dumpins authored an additional 31 issues from 1996 until his death in 1999.
Jean-Luc

**Jean-Luc** is a secondary character in *Bluey*.

## Bluey.tv Description

*"Bluey’s French Canadian camping buddy."*

## Appearance

Jean-Luc is a Labrador with Bluish-black fur covering his full body. He also has a dark blue nose.

## Biography

Jean-Luc is friends with Bluey (though in the Disney version, he is best friends with Socks) and is the son of Jean-Luc's Dad and Jean-Luc's Mum.

## Appearances

* Camping
* Bingo **(drawing cameo)**
* The Show **(drawing cameo)**
* Circus (Disney version)
* Easter (Disney version)
* Pizza Girls (Disney version)

## Trivia

* Jean-Luc's voice actor in the Disney version is the series director, Tim Lagasse.
* He and his parents speak French. More specifically, he and his family are French-Canadian.
	+ In the Disney version, though, they can speak English as well.
* Jean-Luc is similar in appearance to Lucky, but isn’t slimmer towards his waist like Lucky and has different coloured fur.
* An older, English speaking version of himself can be seen at the end of Camping
* A drawing of him and Bluey can be seen in Bingo and The Show.
* He is the first character who speaks a different language.
* In the French dub, Jean Luc is renamed Johnny, and he speaks English.
* He only appears in one episode of the ABC Kids version, but is more common to find in the Disney version.
* His name is pronounced "John-Luke."
* Jean-Luc is the first name of the namesake of "Star Trek: Picard" (Jean-Luc Picard), a starship captain introduced as the main character of "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
Calypso (character)

## Calypso

**Calypso** is a secondary character that has appeared in multiple episodes of *Bluey*.

## Bluey.tv Description

"*Bluey's teacher for Prep. An Aussie Shepherd.*"

## Appearance

Calypso is a Blue Merle Australian Shepherd with dark brown, grey, white, dark grey, orange and light orange fur. She has white feet, hands, tail tip, chest, muzzle and head spots, light orange bottom legs, bottom arms, tail bottom, torso, outer muzzle and eyebrows, orange top legs, top arms and outer muzzle, dark brown back spots, head splotches, head spots and top ears, grey tail top and head, and dark grey tail spots. She also has a black nose and wears a blue shawl.

## Biography

Calypso was born sometime in the 1980's in Brisbane. She is currently the teacher at Bluey's school. She has no known relatives but is friends with many of her students.

## Appearances

* S1E17 - Calypso
* S1E37 - The Adventure
* S1E40 - Early Baby
* S1E41 - Mums and Dads
* S2E08 - Daddy Dropoff
* S2E16 - Army
* S2E31 - Barky Boats
* S2E33 - Circus (cameo)
* S2E49 - Typewriter
* S3E15 - Explorers

## Trivia

* In the ABC Kids version of the show, Calypso is voiced by musician and songwriter Megan Alexanda Washington. In the Disney version, she is voiced by comedian Betty White, who pointed to Calypso as her favorite animated character she portrayed.
	+ Calypso would end up being White's last ever character before her death on December 31, 2021.
* She works in a Steiner school that’s based on one out in Samford valley in Brisbane.
* Based on her appearance and voice (particularly in the ABC Kids version), she appears to be an older character, possibly middle-aged.
	+ When asked why she was voicing a potentially middle-aged character in the Disney version of the show in her 90's on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Betty White told Fallon "That is none of your goddamn business! Look at Paul Winchell, he voiced a young adult wallaby, an 11/12-year-old boy and an optimistic young adult sea sponge when he was in his 70's and 80's, and those turned out amazing!"
Princess Rind

Princess Rind is a cheese character featured in the Macheesmo: The Animated Series episode "The Princess Rind". She is a beautiful and kind-hearted cheese princess who has been kidnapped by the evil cheese king, Gorgonzola. Princess Rind is portrayed as brave and intelligent, and she plays a crucial role in her own rescue by helping Macheesmo and his friends navigate the dangerous Cheese Mountain to reach Gorgonzola's castle.

Despite being a hostage, Princess Rind refuses to be a damsel in distress and actively participates in the plan to escape from Gorgonzola's castle. She uses her wit and cheese-related knowledge to help Macheesmo and his friends overcome obstacles and defeat Gorgonzola. Princess Rind is also shown to have a sense of humor and a fondness for cheesy puns, which adds to her charm. In the end, Princess Rind is rescued and reunited with her people, and she thanks Macheesmo and his friends for their bravery and heroism.
101 - Brie Careful

Martin tests out the CheezifierXL before an astonished Colby.

Brie Careful is the first episode of the first season, and serves as an origin story for Macheesmo: The Animated Series.

## Plot

Martin Cheesmo is the son of Brooks W. Cheesmo, a powerful executive and founder of Cheesmo Corp who went missing days before the episode begins. With Martin set to assume control of the company, fellow board member (and one of Brooks' close friends) Maxwell Ricefield, begins a plot to use Cheesmo Corp's newest invention, the CheezifierXL, to turn Martin into a piece of cheese that can be quietly disposed of.

Meanwhile, Martin deals with the legal fallout of his father's disappearance. During a tedious sequence in the family lawyer's office, we are introduced to Colby Cheesmo, Martin's pregnant wife, along with some laborious exposition establishing her longtime pregnancy and plans to name her child either Blue or Brie, depending on the gender.

Martin is called into CheesmoCorp HQ by Ricefield who says there's a malfunction with the CheezifierXL, and that it was Brooks' belief that this was make-or-break for the future of the company. Martin is lured into the trap by Ricefield, who now has three tangled mice on his head, and insists on being called RATKING. Martin is blasted with a beam, thinning him into a small slice of American Cheese, which RATKING quickly disposes of by flushing it down a toilet.

Martin is revealed to have survived this event, and is now a humanoid cheese being. He quickly encounters Greg N. Zola, an employee of Cheesmo who has seemingly been turned into a chunk of Gorgonzola. Martin begins calling him Gorg instead of Greg, which leads to Gorg calling Martin "Macheesmo".
Shadowlands

**Shadowlands** is an episode from the first season of *Bluey*.

## Synopsis

Bluey, Snickers and Coco are playing “What’s the time Mr/Mrs Wolf?” when Coco pulls her usual trick to make the others walk right up to her. Bluey complains that she does this all the time to make it easier for herself.

They decide to play a game of “Shadowlands” instead - the shadow areas are safe land and the sunlight areas are the crocodile infested sea. Bluey reminds Coco that she has to follow the rules and not take shortcuts.

The kids run and jump through the shadows, giggling until they reach a big sunlight patch that poor little sausage dog Snickers can’t jump over. Coco tries to suggest an easy (cheating) way out but Bluey sternly admonishes her. They come up with a plan to extend the shadow and Snickers successfully jumps the gap.

The game then takes them to the shadows of the cars parked on the road and all is going well until a car pulls out leaving Bluey with a massive gap in front of her to jump. Coco suggests another shortcut and asks WHY they have to follow the rules! Bluey gives her the best explanation (let the debates ensue): “Because then you'll NEVER PLAY GAMES AGAAAAIIINN!!!” and is saved by a passing bus that casts a shadow over the gap. The kids then run up the wavering shadow of a palm trunk before getting stranded on a shadow island surrounded by the crocodiles where they all howl for fun.

Cupcakes with blue icing appear on the picnic blanket but there is no way to get across the big sunny sea! Snickers relents this time with Coco and suggests they change the rules, so they can have a cupcake - Bluey still can’t come up with a good reason as to why they can’t change the rules, but suddenly a cloud appears casting a shadow over the whole area. All three kids run to the picnic blanket with Snickers having to be carried halfway. They arrive and collapse in a fit of giggles realizing that having the rules has made the game more fun! In a final game of Mr Wolf, Coco changes her gameplay to follow the rules and calls out “dinnertime” before everyone reaches her!

## Cast

* Brook Jenell Slack as Coco’s Mum
* Karen Prell as Bluey/Snickers’ Mum
* Melanie Zanetti as Mum
* Nancy Cartwright and Nika Futterman as Snickers
* Jim Cummings, Frank Welker and Brian Hull as the birds
* Francesca Marie Smith as Coco

Additionally, E.G. Daily provides Bluey's vocal effects.

## Trivia

* This marks the first episode for several things:
	+ The first to be directed by the series’ longtime director Tim Lagasse; he served as a script editor for both the pilot and the previous episode.
	+ The first to have Bingo and Bandit be absent for the entire episode.
	+ The first to have characters outside of the Heeler family be present.
		- This is also the first episode to take place outside of the Heeler family’s house.
	+ The first to feature characters howling.
	+ The first to feature the long-running Easter egg, the Long Dog. In this case, however, it is used by Coco to try (and fail) to grab the cupcakes from far away at the picnic; it would be used as its normal Easter egg mode with the next episode.
Ozzy Osbourne

**John Michael** "**Ozzy**" **Osbourne** (born 3 December 1948) is an English singer, songwriter, and television personality. He rose to prominence during the 1970s as the lead vocalist of the heavy metal band Black Sabbath, during which period he adopted the nickname “Prince of Darkness”.

Born in Marston Green and raised in Birmingham, Osbourne became a founding member of Black Sabbath in 1968, and provided lead vocals from their self-titled debut album in 1970 to *Never Say Die!* in 1978. The band was highly influential on the development of heavy metal music, in particular their critically acclaimed releases *Paranoid*, *Master of Reality* and *Sabbath Bloody Sabbath*. Osbourne was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979 due to alcohol and drug problems. Osbourne then began a successful solo career with *Blizzard of Ozz* in 1980 and has released 13 studio albums, the first seven of which received multi-platinum certifications in the US. Osbourne has since reunited with Black Sabbath on several occasions. He rejoined in 1997 and helped record the group's final studio album, *13* (2013), before they embarked on a farewell tour that ended with a February 2017 performance in their hometown, Birmingham. His longevity and success have earned him the informal title "Godfather of Metal".

Osbourne's total album sales from his years in Black Sabbath, combined with his solo work, are over 100 million. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Black Sabbath and into the UK Music Hall of Fame as a solo artist and as a member of the band. He has been honoured with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Birmingham Walk of Stars. At the 2014 MTV Europe Music Awards, he received the Global Icon Award. In 2015, Osbourne received the Ivor Novello Award for Lifetime Achievement from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors.

In the early 2000s, Osbourne became a reality television star, appearing as himself in the MTV reality show *The Osbournes* alongside wife and manager Sharon and two of their three children, Kelly and Jack. He co-stars with Jack and Kelly in the television series *Ozzy & Jack's World Detour*. The show's third season debuted in June 2018. About a year earlier, he was chosen to be the U.K. English voice of Bandit Heeler in Disney’s version of *Bluey*, much to initial hesitance from Britt Allcroft.
Joshua Wayne

Joshua Wayne is the one of the main characters in Platetown and Snowtown. He's known for being one of the kids in the Platetown comics.

**Platetown: Season 1**

Josh was born in Platecity. But it would change after a few years, he moves to Platetown. Josh meets someone named Orville. They become friends. But then, a new mayor was elected. That mayor was called Golden Egsin. The mayor was an egg. Josh liked the mayor, but some people didn't. Those who didn't like the mayor were apart of Platunism. A Few days later, Josh walked outside and saw a guard-like person. That person was a platunist. Apparently they were invading the town. The Leader of Platunism, Deagle was the face of Platetown. Later on, Josh and his parents were sent to a bunker. He sees one of the highly wanted bandits named Leon Coolyoung in the bunker loading up a gun and leaving the bunker. Plate Wars I has started.

**Platetown: Season 2**

Platetown didn't suffer after the first war. But Josh did! Josh started seeing things that weren't supposed to talk, move, or do anything as a matter a fact. Josh was delusional and started seeing therapists. Josh was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Later on, August 13th. (Friday The 13th) Josh sees one of his friends, Scott die from a killer of Platetown called Black Rose. This was actually confusing as if Black Rose was real or not because of Josh's Schizophrenia. Later on, another political ideology called Plascism has risen. Better than Platunism, The Leader was Lahten Maki and he despised Deagle for being stupid. The Bunkers were gone in Platetown, so the citizens had to hide in their house. Josh had to hide in his house for under two months. Plate Wars II has started.

**Snowtown: Season 1**

It's been four years. Josh is 17 years old. He wants to leave Platetown. His parents find a place in Vermont called Snowtown. It looked like a peaceful town, but it was actually the most violent in Vermont. Josh's journey isn't over yet.

   [SEASON 1 IS STILL GOING ON]
Macheesmo: The Animated Series Episode Guide

**Season 1**

101 - Brie Careful

102 - Havarti Done Enough!

103 - Dairy Even Ask

104 - Limburger Hill

105 - Whey Outta Line

106 - Fromage With Love

107 - Full Cheddar Jacket

108 - The Princess Rind

109 - The Running Cheese

110 - Swiss You Were Here

111 - Mac & Cheese & Me

112 - Jack of All Trades

**Season 2**

201 - Marbled

202 - The Muensters

203 - The Big Blue Cheese

204 - Manta Ray Jack

205 - Folded

206 - Longhorn

207 - Three Asiagos

208 - Baladi of Macheesmo

209 - A Most Important Meal

210 - Get Outta My Creams

211 - And Into My Carmody

212 - Cheddar? I Hardly Know Her!

213 - Cotija in the Sky

214 - When Smokey Strings

215 - Block Steady

216 - The Gouda, The Bad, Etc

217 - Learning’ To Fry

218 - Cottage Life

219 - Making me Chèvre

220 - Manchego Crazy

**Season 3**

301 - Pardon My Parmesan

302 - The Great Gorgonzola

303 - Field of Creams

304 - See No Edam

305 - Hear No Edam

306 - Nothing To Provolone

307 - Smoked! (Banned, Never Aired)

308 - What’s The Mozzarella with You

309 - Getting Fresh

310 - The Curds

311 - Aged Wisdom

312 - Abundance of Abondance

313 - Sing Acapella

314 - The Neverending Stilton

315 - Reached Crescenza

316 - In Queso Emergency

317 - Just in Kasseri

318 - Head in a Basket

319 - You Stink

320 - This One’s For Colby (Never Aired)

321 - The Last Thing I Ricotta (Never Aired)
112 - Jack of All Trades

## Jack of All Trades

Plot

In "Jack of All Trades," Macheesmo is feeling burnt out from his cheese-related adventures and decides to take a break from his hero duties. However, when a mysterious new villain named Jack of All Trades threatens to destroy the world's entire cheese supply, Macheesmo realizes he can't sit on the sidelines any longer.

Macheesmo sets out to stop Jack of All Trades, but soon realizes that this villain is unlike any he's faced before. Jack is able to transform himself into any type of cheese, making him nearly impossible to catch.

As Macheesmo tries to outsmart Jack, he discovers that the villain's true motivation is not just to destroy cheese, but to take over the world's entire food supply. Macheesmo realizes that he needs to team up with other food heroes to stop Jack's sinister plan.

Macheesmo enlists the help of Chef Samantha, a master of culinary arts, and Captain Carrot, a superhero with extraordinary vegetable-based powers. Together, they form the ultimate food-fighting team and set out to save the world's food supply.

In the epic finale battle, Macheesmo and his team use their food-based skills and abilities to defeat Jack of All Trades once and for all. With the world's food supply safe, Macheesmo and his team celebrate their victory with a massive feast featuring all kinds of delicious cheeses and dishes.

The season ends with Macheesmo and his friends reflecting on their adventures and looking forward to whatever food-based challenges come their way in the future.
108 - The Princess Rind

## The Princess Rind

Plot

In "The Princess Rind," Macheesmo and his friends are tasked with rescuing the Princess Rind from the clutches of the evil RATKING, who has kidnapped her and plans to use her as leverage in his bid to take over the world's cheese supply.

The group sets out on a perilous journey through the Cheese Mountains, encountering various obstacles along the way, including giant cheese wheels and a gang of rogue Swiss.

When they finally reach Ratking's lair, they discover that the Princess Rind has been guarded by a fierce cheese dragon. Macheesmo and his team must battle the dragon in order to rescue the princess and defeat Ratking.

Throughout the episode, there are many nods and references to the classic film "The Princess Bride," including a scene where Macheesmo and his friends must face off against a trio of skilled cheese ninjas in a battle of wits.

In the end, Macheesmo and his team are victorious, rescuing the Princess Rind and saving the world's cheese supply from the clutches of the evil Ratking. As they celebrate their victory, Macheesmo remarks that the adventure was "inconceivable," a nod to one of the film's most famous lines.
110 - Swiss You Were Here

## Swiss You Were Here

Plot

In "Swiss You Were Here," Macheesmo and his friends take a break from their cheese-saving missions and go on a vacation to Switzerland. They are excited to explore the country's famous cheese scene and taste all the delicious varieties.

However, their vacation takes an unexpected turn when they stumble upon a sinister plot to steal the world's most prized cheese, the Swiss Emmental. The group must spring into action to stop the cheese heist and save the beloved cheese.

Macheesmo and his friends go on a thrilling adventure through the Swiss Alps, encountering various challenges and obstacles along the way, including a mischievous group of raclette cheese thieves and a dangerous crevasse.

As they get closer to uncovering the cheese heist plot, Macheesmo and his team discover that the mastermind behind it all is a rival cheese company that wants to monopolize the Swiss cheese market.

Macheesmo and his friends team up with a group of Swiss cheese makers to foil the heist and bring the culprits to justice. In the end, they are successful in stopping the heist and the group enjoys a well-deserved taste of some of Switzerland's finest cheeses.

The episode ends with Macheesmo and his friends enjoying a fondue feast and reflecting on their adventure in the beautiful Swiss countryside.
103 - Dairy Even Ask

Dairy Even Ask is the third episode of the first season of Macheesmo: The Animated Series.

Martin He seeks out the help of a renowned scientist in the field of dairy mutations, Dr. Chetthar, in hopes of finding a cure for his condition.

Dr. Chetthar is initially skeptical of Macheesmo's story, but eventually agrees to help him after seeing firsthand the cheese man's incredible abilities. Together, they work on developing a serum that can reverse the effects of the CheezifierXL and turn Macheesmo back into a human.

Meanwhile, Cheesmo Corp is facing a major crisis as a rival company, Feta Industries, begins aggressively marketing their new line of dairy products. To make matters worse, Cheesmo Corp's own sales have plummeted due to the scandal surrounding Brooks Cheesmo's disappearance and the CheezifierXL incident.

In an effort to turn things around, Maxwell Ricefield (now fully embracing his alter ego, RATKING) hatches a plan to sabotage Feta Industries and secure Cheesmo Corp's dominance in the market. He orders his minions to break into Feta Industries' headquarters and steal their secret recipe for a popular new cheese product.

Macheesmo, who has been keeping tabs on Cheesmo Corp's activities, intercepts this plan and decides to take matters into his own hands. With his new powers, he infiltrates Feta Industries' headquarters and foils RATKING's scheme. However, in the process, he inadvertently exposes himself to the public and becomes a media sensation.

As the episode concludes, Macheesmo realizes that he may never be able to return to his old life and must learn to embrace his new identity as a cheese superhero. Dr. Chetthar, who has grown fond of Macheesmo, offers to help him further explore and control his powers.
102 - Havarti Done Enough

Havarti Done Enough! is the second episode of the first season of Macheesmo: The Animated Series.

In "Havarti Done Enough!", Macheesmo is struggling to come to terms with his new identity as a cheese being. He is also trying to adjust to his role as the new head of Cheesmo Corp following his father's disappearance. However, he feels overwhelmed and doubts his ability to lead the company.

Meanwhile, a rival cheese company, Havarti Industries, is aggressively trying to take over Cheesmo Corp. The CEO of Havarti Industries, Olivia Havarti, has been making strategic moves to gain control of Cheesmo's cheese-making technology and intellectual property.

Macheesmo seeks the help of his friend and former Cheesmo Corp scientist, Dr. Feta, to come up with a plan to protect the company. Dr. Feta suggests that they develop a new, revolutionary cheese-making process that will give Cheesmo Corp a competitive advantage over Havarti Industries.

However, developing this new process proves to be difficult, and Macheesmo's doubts and insecurities continue to hold him back. He starts to feel like he hasn't "done enough" to live up to his father's legacy and lead the company to success.

With time running out, Macheesmo must overcome his self-doubt and work together with Dr. Feta and the rest of the Cheesmo Corp team to develop the new cheese-making process. In the end, they succeed and are able to thwart Havarti Industries' attempts to take over the company.

Macheesmo learns an important lesson about leadership and perseverance, and gains a newfound confidence in his ability to lead Cheesmo Corp into the future.
109 - The Running Cheese

## The Running Cheese

Plot

Macheesmo is falsely accused of stealing the world's largest block of cheddar and goes on the run to clear his name. He is pursued by the determined Lieutenant Feta, who believes Macheesmo is guilty and is determined to bring him to justice.

Macheesmo must evade capture while trying to uncover the real thief and clear his name. Along the way, he meets a group of cheese-loving fugitives who aid him in his quest. Together, they navigate the seedy underworld of the cheese black market and try to uncover the truth behind the theft.

Macheesmo and his new friends race against time to clear his name before the real thief gets away with the stolen cheddar. In the end, Macheesmo discovers that the real thief was none other than his old nemesis, Dr. Chetthar, who had framed him for the crime.

Macheesmo is able to catch Dr. Chetthar and turn him over to the authorities, clearing his own name and restoring justice to the cheese world.
Welcome Home, Macheesmo

*Welcome Home, Macheesmo* was a 1996 multi-camera sitcom produced for CBS that was ultimately cancelled after production of its pilot episode. In a departure from other source-materials, Welcome Home, Macheesmo would have featured an entirely human cast, with Macheesmo portrayed as a family-man with a normal job as a banker, and a suburban home in Vermont.

The titular role was filled by character actor Patrick Warburton, who was gaining notoriety for memorable roles in sitcoms such as Seinfeld and Ellen.
104 - Limburger Hill

## Limburger Hill

**Plot**

Macheesmo and his friend Gorg are driving through the countryside when they stumble upon Limburger Hill, a small town famous for its cheese festival. Excited to explore the town and indulge in its cheesy delights, Macheesmo and Gorg quickly realize that something is amiss.

The festival is being run by Mayor Monty Jack, a shady character who seems to be more interested in exploiting the festival for his own personal gain than celebrating cheese. As Macheesmo and Gorg investigate further, they uncover a plot to sabotage the festival and ruin the reputation of Limburger Hill's cheese.

With the help of some of the locals, including a cheese-loving old lady and a group of cheese-making nuns, Macheesmo and Gorg work to uncover the truth and save the festival. In the end, they are able to expose Monty Jack's scheme and restore Limburger Hill's reputation as a cheese-lover's paradise.
201 - Marbled

“Marbled” is the first episode of the second season of Macheesmo: The Animated Series. It is the first episode not to feature the character of Colby, which would begin a trend that would continue throughout the remainder of the show

## Plot

Macheesmo and friends must face off in a marble race against the Marable Brothers. The Marable Brothers are a notorious trio of cheese marbles who have never lost a race. Macheesmo, Gorg, and Feta are determined to beat them and bring glory to CheesmoCorp.

As the race begins, the Marable Brothers take an early lead, but Macheesmo and his friends catch up quickly. The race is intense, with each team using different tactics to gain an advantage. Macheesmo and Gorg form a human slingshot, propelling Feta ahead of the Marable Brothers, but the Brothers retaliate by bouncing off a wall and landing in front of the trio.

With the finish line in sight, Macheesmo comes up with a bold plan. He launches himself into the air and lands directly in front of the Marable Brothers, using his stretchy cheese arms to block them from passing. Gorg and Feta zoom past Macheesmo, crossing the finish line just ahead of the Marable Brothers and winning the race.

The CheesmoCorp team is ecstatic, and they celebrate their victory with a cheese party. But their happiness is short-lived as they discover that the Marable Brothers have been cheating all along, using illegal marble-enhancing substances. Macheesmo and his friends vow to come back stronger and beat them fair and square next time.

## Broadcast

Originally scheduled to air on August 2, the season two premier was delayed by one week to accommodate an evening news special about the invasion of Kuwait.
107 - Full Cheddar Jacket

## Full Cheddar Jacket

Plot

Macheesmo and his cheese platoon are sent to a training camp to prepare for a mission to rescue a group of cheese hostages. The camp is run by the tough-as-nails Sergeant Swiss, who puts the recruits through grueling cheese-based exercises and drills.

Macheesmo and his fellow recruits, including the naive Private Feta and the hot-headed Corporal Gorgonzola, struggle to keep up with the demands of the training camp. Along the way, they encounter a drill instructor named Gunnery Sergeant Provolone, who is known for his harsh methods.

Despite the challenges, Macheesmo and his platoon manage to complete the training and are sent on their mission to rescue the hostages from the clutches of a group of cheddar-loving mice. The mission is a success, and the hostages are saved.

In the end, Macheesmo and his platoon are praised for their bravery and skill, and Sergeant Swiss acknowledges their hard work and dedication. The episode ends with Macheesmo and his fellow soldiers sharing a block of cheddar cheese and joking about their experiences in cheese boot camp.