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|title=<center>Bluey (2014/2016 pilots)</center>
|title=<center>Bluey (2014/2016 pilots)</center>
|image=Bluey-pilot-2016-intro.png
|image=Bluey-pilot-2016-intro.png
|imagecaption=A screenshot of the intro to the 2017 pilot.
|imagecaption=A screenshot of the intro to the 2017 pilot.
|status=<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''</span>
|status=<span style="color:green;">''' Found'''</span>  
|datefound=<br>04 Feb 2023 (2016 Pilot)<br>09 Feb 2023 (2017 Pilot)
|foundby=Anonymous and [https://twitter.com/ThxtOnePickle ThatOnePickle]
}}
}}
''Bluey'' is a animated show about a 6 year old blue heeler dog named Bluey and her family, younger sister Bingo, mother Chilli, and father Bandit. '''2 pilots were made for the show, a 1 minute test in 2016 and 7 minute pilot in 2017'''.
''Bluey'' is an Australian animated series about a 6-year-old blue heeler dog named Bluey and her family, younger sister Bingo, mother Chilli, and father Bandit. Before the show's premiere in 2018, '''2 pilots were made for the show, a 1-minute test in 2016 and a 6-minute pilot in 2017'''.


===2016 Pilot===
==2016 Pilot==
There is not a lot known about this pilot. It centered around Bluey on a swing being pushed by Bandit and going upside down on the swing. The short was made in the creators spare time and was never shown outside of network offices, the reason according to the shows creator, Joe Brumm, is that quote "It was just unsafe. You could never put that on kids TV."<ref>[https://www.kidspot.com.au/lifestyle/entertainment/20-things-you-didnt-know-about-bluey/news-story/de9bbf0ec7764ba07ae56016f9ae6e04 An article that mentions the 2016 ''Bluey'' pilot.] Retrieved 23 May '21</ref>
'''Status:''' <span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span><br>
This pilot was only one minute long and centred around Bluey being pushed on a swing and getting faster and faster until the climax when she goes all the way around on the swing and crashes into her father, who didn't seem to be paying attention to the whole thing. The short was made in the creator's spare time and was never shown outside of network offices, the reason according to the show's creator, Joe Brumm, is that quote "It was just unsafe. You could never put that on kids TV."<ref>[https://kidspot.com.au/lifestyle/entertainment/20-things-you-didnt-know-about-bluey/news-story/de9bbf0ec7764ba07ae56016f9ae6e04 An article that mentions the 2016 ''Bluey'' pilot.] Retrieved 23 May '21</ref>


===2017 Pilot===
==2017 Pilot==
This pilot is 7 minutes in length and was later made into the episode "The Weekend". The theme song is the song Pinball Lez by Custard with a kid dubbed over saying "Bluey! Ruff Ruff!". The episode used the same actors and script as the final version but with simplified character models and the house mainly having white plank walls. It was showcased at Asian Animation Summit in 2017<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/nov/21/bluey-how-australia-fell-in-love-with-a-cartoon-blue-heeler-puppy-and-her-family Guardian article on ''Bluey'' that mentions the 2016 pilot.] Retrieved 23 May '21</ref> and picked up by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).  
'''Status:''' <span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span><br>
This pilot is 6 minutes in length and was later made into the episode "The Weekend". The theme song is the song Pinball Lez by Custard with a kid dubbed over saying "Bluey! Ruff Ruff!". The episode used the same actors and script as the final version but with simplified character models and the house mainly having white plank walls. It was showcased at Asian Animation Summit in 2017<ref>[https://theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/nov/21/bluey-how-australia-fell-in-love-with-a-cartoon-blue-heeler-puppy-and-her-family Guardian article on ''Bluey'' that mentions the 2016 pilot.] Retrieved 23 May '21</ref> and picked up by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).


===Availability===  
==Availability==
Screenshots of the 2017 pilot were supplied by Studio Ludo for a news article by ABC in 2017<ref>[https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-31/brisbane-made-bluey-animated-tv-show-coming-abc-bbc-2019/9271872 ABC article on ''Bluey'' with screenshots from the 2017 pilot.] Retrieved 23 May '21</ref> and 1 minute of the 2017 pilot was released online in mid 2020. It is unlikely that the 2016 pilot will be released due the creators concern for the safety of the shows children audience, but the 2017 pilot might be found with a little digging.
Screenshots of the 2017 pilot were supplied by Studio Ludo for a news article by ABC in 2017<ref>[https://abc.net.au/news/2017-12-31/brisbane-made-bluey-animated-tv-show-coming-abc-bbc-2019/9271872 ABC article on ''Bluey'' with screenshots from the 2017 pilot.] Retrieved 23 May '21</ref> and 1 minute of the 2017 pilot were released online in December of that same year.<ref>[https://twitter.com/abcbrisbane/status/947324974280343557?s=20&t=i564-6XzzGUZAJ-krcclRQ ABC Brisbane tweet announcing the show.] Retrieved 28 Jan '23</ref> Though it was unlikely that the 2016 pilot will be released due to the creator's concern for the safety of the show's children audience, it wouldn't be until February 4th, 2023, when the 2016 pilot was uploaded to Twitter by user ThatOnePickle after being shared by an anonymous user. The 2017 pilot would follow 5 days later again by ThatOnePickle and the anonymous user.
 
While various images and articles state that the first and second pilots respectively should be longer than what is given by the article, its state of it being longer has been contested and is entirely unconfirmed if an extended version of this pilots are known to exist.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Images===
===Images===
<gallery mode=packed heights=225px>
<gallery mode=packed heights=200px>
blueypilot1.jpg
blueypilot1.jpg
blueypilot2.jpg
blueypilot2.jpg
blueypilot3.jpg
blueypilot3.jpg
Bluey pilot image.jpeg
</gallery>
</gallery>
===Footage===
{{Video|perrow  =2
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  |id1          =bluey-2016-animation-sample
  |description1 =The 2016 pilot.
  |service2    =archiveorg
  |id2          =bluey-2017-pilot_202302
  |description2 =The 2017 pilot.
}}
===Videos===
===Videos===
{{Video|perrow  =2
{{Video|perrow  =3
   |service1    =youtube
   |service1    =youtube
   |id1          =0FNCeRqqPC0
   |id1          =lv8uCPjeLBc
   |description1 =A 1 minute clip of the 2017 pilot.
   |description1 =Scribbles to Screen's video on the subject.
   |service2    =youtube
   |service2    =youtube
   |id2          =v=lv8uCPjeLBc&t
   |id2          =x2Htjc86rck
   |description2 =Scribbles to Screen's video on the subject.
  |description2 =ObscureMediaTV's video on the 2016 pilot.
   |service3    =youtube
  |id3          =3n6i7Fjc0g8
  |description3 =Scribbles to Screen's follow-up video on the subject.
}}
}}
==External Links==
*[https://twitter.com/ThxtOnePickle/status/1622094671991439360 Tweet from @ThxtOnePickle announcing the shared 2016 pilot.]
*[https://twitter.com/ThxtOnePickle/status/1623907877231685632 Tweet from @ThxtOnePickle announcing the shared 2017 pilot.]
*[https://streamable.com/1lqt0z A better quality upload of the 2016 pilot without Twitter compression.]
==References==
==References==
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Latest revision as of 11:11, 18 November 2023

Bluey-pilot-2016-intro.png

A screenshot of the intro to the 2017 pilot.

Status: Found

Date found:
04 Feb 2023 (2016 Pilot)
09 Feb 2023 (2017 Pilot)

Found by: Anonymous and ThatOnePickle

Bluey is an Australian animated series about a 6-year-old blue heeler dog named Bluey and her family, younger sister Bingo, mother Chilli, and father Bandit. Before the show's premiere in 2018, 2 pilots were made for the show, a 1-minute test in 2016 and a 6-minute pilot in 2017.

2016 Pilot

Status: Found
This pilot was only one minute long and centred around Bluey being pushed on a swing and getting faster and faster until the climax when she goes all the way around on the swing and crashes into her father, who didn't seem to be paying attention to the whole thing. The short was made in the creator's spare time and was never shown outside of network offices, the reason according to the show's creator, Joe Brumm, is that quote "It was just unsafe. You could never put that on kids TV."[1]

2017 Pilot

Status: Found
This pilot is 6 minutes in length and was later made into the episode "The Weekend". The theme song is the song Pinball Lez by Custard with a kid dubbed over saying "Bluey! Ruff Ruff!". The episode used the same actors and script as the final version but with simplified character models and the house mainly having white plank walls. It was showcased at Asian Animation Summit in 2017[2] and picked up by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

Availability

Screenshots of the 2017 pilot were supplied by Studio Ludo for a news article by ABC in 2017[3] and 1 minute of the 2017 pilot were released online in December of that same year.[4] Though it was unlikely that the 2016 pilot will be released due to the creator's concern for the safety of the show's children audience, it wouldn't be until February 4th, 2023, when the 2016 pilot was uploaded to Twitter by user ThatOnePickle after being shared by an anonymous user. The 2017 pilot would follow 5 days later again by ThatOnePickle and the anonymous user.

While various images and articles state that the first and second pilots respectively should be longer than what is given by the article, its state of it being longer has been contested and is entirely unconfirmed if an extended version of this pilots are known to exist.

Gallery

Images

Footage

The 2016 pilot.

The 2017 pilot.

Videos

Scribbles to Screen's video on the subject.

ObscureMediaTV's video on the 2016 pilot.

Scribbles to Screen's follow-up video on the subject.

External Links

References