Easter

**Easter** is the final episode of the second season of *Bluey*.

### Disney

It's the day before Easter, and at the Queensland Prison, Chilli is checking each prsion cell to make sure it's empty, since everyone except Charles Claw and Burke Boulder has served their sentences and are allowed to be free. When she checks the cell of the infamous duo, she finds a note which reads:

> To Chilli Heeler,
>
> Did you really think we were going to let Easter at your house go as planned? I think no! Me and Burke have taken your kids and their cousins' Easter candies and have hidden them below your house. Don't even bother reading this map and setting up clues for the girls - it will do nothing for you! Have one bad Easter indeed!
>
> Charles Claw

After reading this, Chilli decides to set up clues to help the girls find their Easter candies, even where they're hidden: underground! The next morning, Bluey wakes up Bingo, Muffin and Socks to check their Easter bags. Unfortunatley, all Bluey and Bingo find are a box and the letter B, respectively. Bingo, Muffin and Socks become sad and think the Easter Bunny forgot them again, but Bluey notices that these lead to a location: the letterbox! The four, now with their bags strapped around them, head to the letterbox... only to find a chatterbox in it. Bluey notices it came from the Eatser Bunny thanks to the Easter decorating and finds an egg with a chef's hat. Bingo realizes what it's trying to say: head to the kitchen to find your next clue!

The four then head to the kitchen and find a huge egg made of magnets on the fridge. Bluey checks in it and finds a kiwi in the egg carton, then gives it to her dad to check if it has chocolate. It doesn't, but then Bingo notices that they have a kiwi rug, so the girls head there and find an arrow pointing to the backyard. As Socks wonders how a sand castle got in the sandbox, Bluey notices that the leaves are all straight, which is very unusual. The four then head to the balcony to see that the leaves are making a castle and head back to the sandbox to dig for the next clue. As they do, though, they find that they are now in a tunnel. Wanting to get their Easter candies, they continue through and evade several deadly booby traps along the tunnels.

Finally, they reach a grotto where an old pirate ship is anchored. The group discovers the ship has their Easter candies, with two chocolate bunnies wrapped in gold wrapping and many other cadnies and presents. As they leave the ship with their treasure, the evil Charles Claw (under the disguise Captain Fang) and Burke Boulder appear and strip them of their loot. They start to bind the girls and make them walk the plank, until Burke breaks free from the mind control that Charles put him in and sets the girls free. As they swim for their safety, Burke engages in a battle against his former boss, setting another booby trap that causes the grotto to cave in. With Burke's help, Bluey, Bingo, Muffin, Socks and Charles barely escape.

The two groups emerge on a familiar beach, where they reunite with Chilli, Jean-Luc and the police. Charles is arrested once again, but Burke is let go on the account that he saved the girls from the wrath of his former boss. As the Heelers and Jean-Luc begin to head home with the Easter treasure, the police take Charles to another, more secure prison. That way, it will be less likely he'll escape again. Charles vows revenge on the Heelers, saying that this isn't the last time they've crossed paths with him. Uh oh...

### Disney

* Brook Jenell Slack as Bingo/Muffin/bats
* Karen Prell as Bluey/bats
* E.G. Daily as Bluey's vocal effects/Jean Luc's Mum
* Amelie Bea Smith as Socks
* Nathan Lane as Bandit
* Jim Cummings, Frank Welker and Brian Hull as the bats
	+ Cummings also voices Burke Boulder.
	+ Welker also voices Jean-Luc's Dad, provides the vocal effects for the crocodiles, and reads the title of the episode as usual.
	+ Hull also voices the police chief.
* Tom Baker as Charles Claw/Captain Fang
* Tim Lagasse as Jean-Luc

## Trivia

* The Disney versions of this episode and Typewriter are the longest episodes in the entire show, clocking in at twelve minutes as opposed to the usual seven (or seven minutes and thirty seconds).
* The Disney version of this episode shares many similarities with the 1985 film *The Goonies*. Coincidentally, both were written by famous director Steven Spielberg.
* As of this episode, Burke Boudler is no longer an evil criminal and is on the good side, thus having him be set free.
* This is the first episode to air in 2021.
* This is one of four episodes not airing in active rotation on the Disney and Disney Junior channels in the United States. The others are Verandah Santa, Dad Baby and Christmas Swim.
	+ This is mainly due to it being a seasonal episode.
	+ It is, however, streamable on most on-demand services that include *Bluey*.
* The Disney version of this episode reunites Jean-Luc with Socks; their last interactions being in Camping.