Hidden royal detail in Bluey episode delights fans
One Bluey fan has found a hidden cameo by none other than the Royals themselves.
In a Season Three episode of the show, named Granny Mobile, the keen-eyed fan spotted a detail that many would be familiar with - if they were quick enough to spot it in the split second it was on the screen.
The video posted on TikTok showed a commemorative plate with two dogs that bear an uncanny resemblance to Prince Charles and Princess Diana. "It says Royal Wedding 1981," added the fan in the caption.
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Eagle-eyed fans spotted the royal detail in the beloved kid's show. TikTok
Commenters were delighted by the spot.
"He's even a King Charles spaniel...I was going to be so frustrated if that opportunity was missed and made him a different breed' said one commenter.
"I've never seen a dog that looks more like Princess Diana in my life," said another.
"I NEED BLUEY PRINCESS DIANA PLATE," one commenter said.
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Another eagle-eyed TikTok fan spotted one more royal reference on the show. In the Season 1 episode "Markets", Bluey receives a five dollar note from the tooth fairy, one which looks very similar to Australian currency - the only difference being that Queen Elizabeth is depicted as a corgi.
Queen Elizabeth depicted as a corgi on the five dollar note in Bluey. TikTok
"Omg! Do you think it's because of her actual corgi?! That's so stinking cute," said one commenter.
"If Charles is a King Charles Spaniel, then that must mean Prince Philip was also a King Charles Spaniel," another fan pointed out.
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