Fans of Bluey—the heartwarming Australian animated series about a lovable Blue Heeler pup and her family—are buzzing with excitement for Season 4. After the emotional rollercoaster of Season 3, especially with episodes like “The Sign” and “Surprise,” everyone’s eager to know when Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli will return to screens. Here’s a deep dive into everything known about Bluey Season 4.
When Will Bluey Season 4 Release?
No official date’s been pinned down yet, leaving fans checking their watches like Bandit waiting for a quiet coffee moment. Season 2 popped up in March 2020, roughly a year after production wrapped. Season 3’s final episodes landed in April 2024. With 154 episodes churned out in five years, the crew’s earned a rest.
Most signs point to mid-to-late 2025, though some folks are crossing their fingers for spring, while others reckon it could slide to late 2025 or even early 2026. Daley Pearson from Ludo Studio mentioned needing time to “chill a bit” after such a big run, so late 2025 feels like a solid guess.
Who’s Returning for Bluey Season 4?
The voices behind the Heelers are what make the show sing, and the main gang’s expected to return:
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David McCormack as Bandit
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Melanie Zanetti as Chilli
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Bluey and Bingo, voiced by kids from the production team
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The Usual Suspects: Look out for Uncle Stripe, Aunt Trixie, Uncle Rad, and Aunt Frisky, brought to life by Dan Brumm, Myf Warhurst, Patrick Brammall, and Claudia O’Doherty.
Fans are also buzzing about new faces. Could Chilli’s parents show up? Or maybe a new pup in the neighborhood? With Bluey’s global love, a big-name cameo—like, say, Ryan Reynolds after his Bluey-inspired Zillow ad—wouldn’t be a shock.
What Will Bluey Season 4 Be About?
No one’s spilling the full plot yet, but Season 3’s big moments give some hints. “The Sign,” that 28-minute heart-tugger, had the Heelers almost move for Bandit’s job before deciding to stay. Then “Surprise” jumped forward, showing a grown-up Bluey with her own kid, which sent fans into a theory-spinning frenzy.
Joe Brumm’s dropped hints about aging Bluey and Bingo to “babysitting age,” which could mean younger characters for them to look after. Expect the usual mix of goofy games, family love, and those sneaky moments that hit parents right in the feels. Fans on X are tossing around ideas like stories with Bluey’s grandparents or more adventures with pals like Mackenzie or Jean-Luc. Whatever’s coming, it’ll be packed with heart and hilarity.
