User Reviews

A fascinating episode about parenting amidst the dance mode game, all started by Dad taking the last chip from Bingo. Rupert Degas plays a critical role as the voice of the Yes-No button. The dancing is hilarious.

The end of this episode is just Perfect and hearthwarming.

As always chilly and Bandit being tier S parents, putting his daugther above his pride.

Bingo carries the epidsode (or maybe is just that is my favorite character) The song at the end slaps, not only the song is good but the timing at the YES sound I LOVE IT.

And i also love the little details like chilly saying to dance no one is watching just to dance with the eyes closed (i don't know i think it was clever) And Bandit claiming that is for his dauther Bluey being the only one dancing with pride and excetement A great episode with one of my favorite Bluey Endings.

Bandit eats the last chip that Bingo was saving and as something that he can do to make it up to her was give her 3 Dance Mode turns (which all weren't used for Bingo). Bluey uses the first Dance Mode to make Chili do a funny dance across the street and Chili uses the second one to make Bandit dance in the post office. These both were kinda amusing but it wasn't fair on Bingo, nor was the last one, which wasn't. Bingo finally finds a special one to use but both Chili and Bandit say "Hang on.." (wait.. what?), not only that but Bandit buys Bingo's last Dance Mode (even though she didn't even use the first 2 so they shouldn't even count) for 20 Dollar Bucks.. which Bluey uses for a Yes/No Button.. Bingo is upset in the car and Chili asks if her outside voice says Yes when she really means No on the inside. Bluey then asks if there's something they can do to make it up to her, and Bingo presses the Yes button on the Yes/No Button, which finally ends to the Heelers being put in Dance Mode by Bingo. Was a okay episode, but the Heelers shouldn't have taken Bingo's Dance Mode turns and Bingo should have opened up and not let them have her turns.