‘Bluey’s World’: How a Cute Aussie Puppy Became a Juggernaut
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#212One thing I really appreciate about the show is the music - so many of the best episodes are extended musical variations on great themes from classical music, and done so skillfully that you don't realize you're listening to Mozart's "Rondo Alla Turca" or Saint-Saens' "Organ Symphony" until you're at the emotional climax of the episode when the entire piece is restated, which has been priming you for a big theme or b…
> One thing I really appreciate about the show is the music [...] The music is great but many shows have great music. What makes Bluey stand out for me is their commitment to 'avant-garde' formal constraints. Some examples: - In the episode 'Faceytalk' they never once break from the perspective of the iPad. - In 'Rain' there's not a single word of audible dialog. - In 'Turtle Boy' there's lots of sign language. Remem…
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> One thing I really appreciate about the show is the music [...] The music is great but many shows have great music. What makes Bluey stand out for me is their commitment to 'avant-garde' formal constraints. Some examples: - In the episode 'Faceytalk' they never once break from the perspective of the iPad. - In 'Rain' there's not a single word of audible dialog. - In 'Turtle Boy' there's lots of sign language. Remem…
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YouTube is convenient, but it's not the only place where people might want to put their content.
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#214Re: ‘Bluey’s World’: How a Cute Aussie Puppy Became a Juggernaut
#215Am I the only one that thinks it's crazy that an extremely popular children's show, with all kinds of merch and what not. is only worth 2B. When websites are getting sold in the 10s of B range.
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#216OMG everyone is so gushing over this. I have to see this! How have i never seen this? where can I see it?
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Bluey considered harmful? I won't hear of it. Get his ass.
I have a morbid fascination with trying to predict the most down-voted comment theme for any given HN thread. I was quite excited to find out how someone would inevitably manage to enrage people in a Bluey thread, but someone managed!
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#218What I really appreciate about Bluey is that it’s one of the few children’s shows with a really great and relatable Dad character. The Dad in most children’s shows is either barely present or a total idiot that nobody respects.
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NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts gets all these rave reviews for its production quality But tbh Triple J’s Like a Version blows it out of the water Especially giving artists the leeway to try genre switching Like Denzel Curry covering Rage Against the Machine for instance
Or the King Stingray cover of Coldplay 's 'Yellow'
King Stingray does Coldplays's 'Yellow' https://youtu.be/sr3iI8gg2fo
Denzel Curry does Rage against the Machine's 'Bulls on Parade' https://youtu.be/ZY4ywyFXdik
Re: ‘Bluey’s World’: How a Cute Aussie Puppy Became a Juggernaut
#220One thing I really appreciate about the show is the music - so many of the best episodes are extended musical variations on great themes from classical music, and done so skillfully that you don't realize you're listening to Mozart's "Rondo Alla Turca" or Saint-Saens' "Organ Symphony" until you're at the emotional climax of the episode when the entire piece is restated, which has been priming you for a big theme or b…