Bluey

Animated Aussie sensation Bluey set to 'wind up' after three smash hit seasons because the young voice actor behind title character is 'growing older'

'We absolutely love Bluey and there are no plans to end the show. Bluey's little sister Bingo is also voiced by one of the children of the show's production crew and also has remained anonymous. Bluey and little sister Bingo are voiced by a children of the show's production staff 'The show is obviously so profitable. Starting in 2018, Bluey has become the most successful kids show since The Wiggles and has been hailed as one of the best sitcoms of all time by Rolling Stone Magazine Sources close to the show's Brisbane production hub claim the series may be 'wrapped up' in the coming months due to one significant factor - the voice of the young actor behind Bluey is changing.

The voice of the young actor who plays the main character Bluey is changing, sources close to the show's Brisbane production hub say, according to Daily Mail ...

the TV series is another, the music is a third side... “We absolutely love Bluey and there are no plans to end the show. So Joe Brumm and LUDO studios, they’ll be making a serious amount of money.” It’s on a level which has surpassed anybody else in the Australian entertainment industry. Australia’s most popular children’s show Bluey is reportedly set to cease production this year, according to sources close to the program. Producers are wrapping up the final 26 episodes of the show’s third season, and sources reportedly say there likely won’t be a fourth season.

The actor, whose identity has been kept secret to protect her privacy, is among friends and family of the production team. But after four years and 130 episodes ...

‘We absolutely love Bluey and there are no plans to end the show. Bluey and little sister Bingo are voiced by a children of the show’s production staff Actress Melanie Zanetti voices the role of Chilli – mum to Bluey and Bingo ‘The show is obviously so profitable. Starting in 2018, Bluey has become the most successful kids show since The Wiggles and has been hailed as one of the best sitcoms of all time by Rolling Stone Magazine Sources close to the show’s Brisbane production hub claim the series may be ‘wrapped up’ in the coming months due to one significant factor – the voice of the young actor behind Bluey is changing.

Makers of the international smash-hit children's television series Bluey have denied the third season will be the loveable cartoon dog's last.

Its the only kids show that doesn't make me want to tear out my own eyeballs". The community of fans around the world continue to blow us away and if we ever had an update on Bluey’s future you’d hear it from us first". The cartoon - which has even seen actress Natalie Portman lend her voice to an episode - made its UK debut in April 2021 and quickly became a huge success here too.

Or for us to take a quick rest. The show follows the typical formula for kid shows fun characters, cute music, and a takeaway message. It's adorable, our kids ...

But there’s a rumor going around that the show will be ending soon. The show is currently airing the third season, and it might be the end. Our kid’s favorite TV show Bluey might be coming to an end really soon.

"We absolutely love the show and there are no plans to end it," say Bluey producers.

Some of you have spotted some online speculation on the future of#Bluey. We absolutely love the show and there are no plans to end it. The community of fans around the world continue to blow us away and if we ever had an update on Bluey’s future you’d hear it from us first. The Daily Mail reported “the series may be ‘wrapped up’ in the coming months due to one significant factor – the voice of the young actor behind Bluey is changing…..

Fans around the world were left devastated after reading that the Blue Heeler series would be coming to an end.

The cartoon has millions of fans around the world, both young and old, and has won a number of awards including a 2019 Kids Emmy and 2021 Critics Choice Award. But in a statement on social media, the makers said: “Some of you have spotted some online speculation on the future of #Bluey.” “We absolutely love the show and there are no plans to end it.

Good news kids! The future of the hugely popular cartoon series Bluey appears safe for now.

Due to the lengthy production process, episodes from each series of Bluey are released in small batches. On Wednesday evening The Daily Mail published an ‘exclusive’ report quoting ‘sources’ close to the producers suggesting the hugely popular series would be ‘wrapped up’ in “coming months due to one significant factor – the voice of the young actor behind Bluey is changing….. The future of the hugely popular cartoon series Bluey appears safe for now, despite recent reports suggesting Australia’s favourite Blue Heeler was about to wander off to live on a farm….

As the nights get cooler you may be looking at your furry friend and going “that jumper is sooo last season”. Keeping your pets stylish but more importantly ...

“The show is obviously so profitable. “We always finish a season before planning the next one and right now we’re halfway through series three and really excited about the future – we can’t wait to share new episodes.” According to a the leaked report, Bluey was set to end because of a young actor having her voice mature, leaving producers with the uneasy decision to either re-cast the role or end the show.

Seven West Media chief executive James Warburton says the network is well-placed to extend its lucrative TV rights deal with the AFL.

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