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Bluey, the beloved animated kids' show, brings unexpected poignancy that even adult fans can't ignore.
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- The show's emotional depth has struck a chord, with many adult viewers admitting to getting teary-eyed during certain episodes.
- Series creator Joe Brumm has spoken about intentionally incorporating relatable themes of family, loss, and the human experience that resonate across all ages.
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Joe Brumm, Bluey