Logged on to FB for my weekly message check and found a friendly Bandit!
I heard about this cartoon. Why there seem to be a huge adult fanbase?
this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2024
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It's very wholesome and endearing. One of those shows that parents enjoy, sometimes more than the kids. I very much recommend checking out this episode Disney refused to put on their platform.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
It's a well-made episodic kids show that's as much about parenthood as it is childhood. The father (Bandit) is regarded as a good role model dad, who has an active, positive influence on his kids' lives. Usually it's by encouraging his kids' 'cheeky' side or imaginative behaviour. There are also episodes about loss or growing up. It's not unique in that regard, but compared to shows like Peppa Pig where the dad is a buffoon whose sole purpose in the show is to be ridiculed, it's a welcome change. I watch it with my niblings and it's fun. I wouldn't watch it otherwise.
Arrested development.
I wanna fuck the fridge-shaped mom
Adult Bluey Fans being based for once
for once
Is there a fashy side to the fandom I'm unaware of?
Not specifically, it's just got a broad fan base that includes reactionaries. I believe this was posted in response to a bunch of anti-lgbtq drama in other bluey FB groups. The one I'm in is weed centered and chill. 
Not fash but probably more lib. I can see a through line of dog mom adult Disney fans becoming adult bluey fans once they finally have kids
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