While Bandit babysits Bingo’s pretend babies ... This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Bluey is all grown up in 'Surprise' episode on Disney+. Now fans are even more confused.

The Aussie cartoon follows Bluey, an energetic and imaginative puppy known for her curiosity. The title character - an Australian Cattle Dog - lives with her Mum, Dad and little sister Bingo.

Historic Bluey episode heading to the BBC for Easter - Longest-ever episode of the beloved Australian children’s series now ...

We don’t know what the future holds for Bluey, especially as the kids that voice Bluey and Bingo continue to get ... and centers on the child of a grown-up Bluey. There’s also a chance that ...

The title character - an Australian Cattle Dog - lives with her Mum, Dad and little sister Bingo. Usually ... the Heelers' family home is up for sale and Bluey is unhappy. Her teacher Calypso ...

In “Stickbird,” Bluey and Bingo collect up their bad feelings and throw them in the ocean when they’re sad — then, at the very end, once Bluey and Bingo have long forgotten their temporary ...

Lots of love Oscar, Tana, Bluey & Bingo." Her post which has been liked over 1,700 times was soon flooded with comments from fans who couldn't believe how grown up Oscar appeared. "Oh wow!

“The idea for the partnership was inspired by the Grannies episode when Bluey and Bingo play dress-up as grannies Janet and Rita. It became evident that the little car they play in is similar to ...

It isn't clear what the plot could entail, but creator Joe Brumm previously teased the possibility of ageing up some of the characters ... and having Bluey and Bingo at that babysitting age.