Mum!
Dad!
Bingo!
- Bluey!
Today, Polly, the cousins are coming over.
Mum and Aunt Trixie are gonna play hockey.
That means we can play horsey with Dad and Uncle Stripe.
Is that gonna be fun?
Yeah, I think so.
Ohh, good Polly Puppy.
- Bluey!
They're here!
Bluey, last time the cousins visited,
you got upset because they spilled passion fruit
all over Polly Puppy.
Oh, yeah, I better put her away.
'Cause she's your special puppy.
Yes! I'll put her in my room.
Oh, there's my watermelon!
Aah!
Nom nom nom nom!
Gidday, Bingo. Gidday, Bluey.
Hello, Bandit.
-Hi. -Hi.
Hey kids, how're ya goin'?
-Hey, brother. -Hey.
Ooh, show Aunt Chilli your thongs, Muffin.
Aunt Chilli, I'm wearing thongs!
Oh, great!
Hello, Socks.
-Ooh!
Arghhhh!
Okay kids, Aunt Trix and I are off to play hockey.
Have fun with Dad and Uncle Stripe.
See ya, kids.
Quick, let's get out of here.
-Bye! -Bye!
See ya later!
All right, girls,
who wants to sit on the couch
and watch cricket?!
Noooo!
-Not me! -Not me!
No way.
Let's play horsey ride!
Yeah!
-Ahhh.
Well, we gave it a shot.
This episode of Bluey is called Horsey Ride.
Giddyup, Sparkles!
Neigh!
Giddyup, Gallahop!
-Neigh! Prrrrt!
-Neigh! -Brrrr!
Come on, horsies. Giddyup!
-Brrr! -Brrr!
When I do this, it means giddyup!
-Giddyup! -Giddyup!
-Oh! Ahh! -Ahh! Ohh!
-Brrr! -Brrr!
Horsies love tiles.
Sparkles needs more sparkles on her.
Ooh, I'll get some glitter.
-Neigh! -Brrrr!
Aaaah! Polly Puppy!
Brrr!
Daaaad!
-Let go, Socks!
Hey, hey. Okay, chill the beans, everyone.
Socks won't let go of Polly Puppy!
Socks, let Polly go.
It's Bluey's special toy.
Let me try.
Hey there, Rocksocks, how about we --
-Ow!
Well, I'm out of ideas.
I put all my special toys away when my cousins come over.
You should have done that, Bluey.
Good idea, Muffin.
I was going to do that,
but then you ate me like a watermelon,
and I got distracted.
No point playing the blame game.
We need a solution.
Something for Socks that's even more fun than Polly Puppy.
What about a horsey ride?
Or two horsey rides?
What if we had a horsey wedding?
Yee!
Sparkles can marry Gallahop!
Huh?
And we could make confetti.
-What? -And invite Socks!
-What was that? -Yeah!
Oh, man.
-Socks!
We'd like to invite you
to the wedding of Sparkles and Gallahop!
-Huh?
Hmm. Bring out Sparkles!
[Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" plays]
I'm the luckiest horse in the world.
Horsies can't talk.
Ladies and gentlemen,
may Sparkles marry Gallahop today.
Socks! The wedding has started!
It's not working.
-Get them to say some things.
You may now say some things.
Uh...
I'm not marrying him. He stinks.
My heart is breaking.
I said, horsies can't talk!
Oh, I mean...
Let them get married!
You may now get married.
Neigh!
She said, you now get married!
You have to say "I do."
Yeah, but in horsey talk.
Brrr!
-Neighhh!
Sparkles!
No!
Come back, Sparkles!
You have to do it properly!
Neigh! Ooh!
-Brrr! Brrrr!
Come back, Sparkles!
Marry Gallahop!
Now!
Brrr!
I want Polly back.
Prrrrt!
Where'd he go?
He's watching the cricket!
Get him!
Brrr! Brrr!
Neighhhh!
Neigh! Neigh!
Yeah!
Good one, Socks!
Aroooo!
I'd been looking forward to this day
all my life,
and now it's ruined.
Neigh.
Prrrrt.
You may now say "I do."
Well, I guess that's why we wear mouth guards.
Well, that sounds positive.
What have you kids been up to?
Ah, you know, just regular childhood games.
Uncle Stripe married Dad!
Yeah!
Oh, really?
-Arooooo!
Well, who could blame him?