Hi, this is Joe Brumm, the creator of Bluey.
I’m writing this to share some Bluey news – some good, some trifficult.
Let’s start with the good – after some time spent away from the series, working on another project, an old idea resurfaced and before I knew it, I’d written a Bluey feature script that I really love. Fast forward through a tonne of contracting and we’re about to embark on making an animated Bluey movie!
Now, for the trifficult. I always said I wouldn’t keep making the show if I thought I couldn’t make any new season as good as the last. This would have been the case for me with a potential season four, so I’ve decided to take a break from my involvement in the TV series. In the event I can’t wrap my head around doing more seasons myself, The Sign will mark my TV finale for Bluey and I wrote it as such.
Bluey has completely changed my life. It’s been an immensely satisfying thing to be a part of, more than I can really put into words. To walk away from it while it’s at such a height will seem crazy to some but, for now, I am finding it difficult to reach back genuinely into that four to six year old world and write authentically.
My Bluey crew and all the creative people in my life completely understand my decision. Working with that wonderful group of people has been the absolute highlight of my animation career and I hope Bluey on their CV is a badge of pride for them.
To be clear, this is not an announcement about the end of the show, but it is an acknowledgment that my focus will be on the film.
Thank you for taking this show into your homes, the whole experience has been an impossible experience to describe.
Joe Brumm.
Creator of ‘Bluey’
I wonder whether a few years from now seasons 1-3 will be seen as peak Bluey, or will they be thought of as the warm-up to the best seasons?
They should definitely end it with the movie, wrap it up and move on knowing they contributed a fantastic piece of Australian culture that can be loved by kids for generations. Seems like thats not their plan, but they should reconsider.
Look at Bananas in Pyjamas, the live action version, know way near as good as Bluey, but its still replayed heaps and liked by kids today.


