Speaker 1: And this cool.
Speaker 2: What's up? Guys, Welcome to Dinner with the Healers. My
name is Eric, and with me as always are my
lovely wife Amanda. Hi, guys, my beautiful daughter Stella Hi,
and my super handsome son Henry.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 2: If this is your first time listening to us, we
are an episode by episode Blue podcast where we watch
an episode of Blue and then talk about it and
the lessons we learned. Does that sound right to you, guys?
Speaker 3: It sure does.
Speaker 2: In this episode, we are rewatching season one, episode twenty
five Taxi and talking about how we feel about it
now three years later after we watched it the first time,
and it is going to be super fun.
Speaker 3: Yes, it will be.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of things that are awesome, we just got done
rewatching Taxi Taxe Taxey, Stella, could you tell us what
was going on? At the beginning of this episode.
Speaker 1: Bluuie is in a taxi car because she is the
driver and bandit runs over to the car and gets
inside of it. But before he even tells Louie where
he needs to go, he has to ask her some questions.
Speaker 2: I'm can I just check you won't break down or
get lost or pick up another passenger? Will you? Oh? Good?
Stella was blue in a real taxi?
Speaker 1: No, she just had a bunch of chairs set up
and she was sitting in one that had like a
fake wheel in front of it.
Speaker 2: They really used the furniture to make a scene there.
I thought it was cool. A desk like you would
have at school when we were young, Amanda. Where the
thing flipped up was the hood of the car, yes,
and the chairs, and then we see later in the
back they have a basket that's the boot.
Speaker 3: Right cool, very clever. It was creative.
Speaker 2: Yes, we noticed first thing that it's raining, which just
makes needing to hurry and find a taxi seem even
more important. Amanda.
Speaker 4: Where is Bandit flying to? He is flying to Tasmania, Amanda.
When we were young, where did we hear about Tasmania
from Looney Tunes? Of course, the Tasmanian Devil.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Tasmanian Devil. And I was quite disappointed to
see what an actual Tasmanian devil looked like as opposed
to the.
Speaker 3: Cartoon right, they do not look the same.
Speaker 2: No, anyway, even though Bandit had asked all these questions
about getting there on time, Amanda, what happens immediately before.
Speaker 5: They can even get the car started to take off
to the airport, Blue picks up one additional passenger, which
Bandit was not happy about. But it was Bingo and
she described herself as a lady, and she had a
daughter named Millicent, and Milicent needed to get to her
stumbly tastics class right away.
Speaker 2: Blue had to get out and put the stroller into
the boot, which is where we see the basket they
were using for that, and Bandit is already bent out
of shape. And I can tell you from experience, I
used to have jobs where I traveled all the time
that people get frustrated, just like he was. The rich
lady says, Millicent will not be late for this, and
Bluue says, don't worry, it's probably on the way to
the airport, Henry. What happens next?
Speaker 1: Blue says that she's going to use satinav. Oh, here
we got it. Turns out sat Nav was actually just
chili laying down the floor. But then anyways, after that,
they start going and sat Nav tells them to churn left.
Sat Nav actually doesn't know if it's a left turn.
Then it says, actually I think it was a right
I don't know. So then they keep on going and
they get to a shop that sat Nav remembers.
Speaker 2: Millicent starts to get carsick right away. What does Bluey
tell the rich lady?
Speaker 1: Blue says, don't let her throw up on my seats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, vomiting up in here. Sat Nav's having some
trouble remembering how to get to places. You think that's
really how satnav works For people who don't know. Sat
Nav is like GPS is what we typically call it
in the US.
Speaker 5: I've had issues with my GPS or Google Directions or whatever.
I've had issues before, So I don't see why sat
Nav can't, you know, have issues as well.
Speaker 2: Stella, do you remember what kind of shop was it
that sat Nav thought it recognized?
Speaker 1: It was a kebab shop.
Speaker 2: I feel like you and I are on the same
page with this. That a lot of the things we
talk about and remember revolved around really good food we've had.
Speaker 1: That's probably true when.
Speaker 2: You and I have gone places, be like, remember it's
right next to that one place with the really good
chicken strips or whatever. But yeah, the kebab shop. Turns
out she was wrong, and she tells them to get
onto something else. What is it?
Speaker 1: She told them to get onto the roundabout and they
just kept going in circles, just over and over, and
they were all screaming and had their arms up in
the air like they were on a roller coaster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it looked like they were on a ride, for sure.
Sat Nav remember something else being over there? What does
she think it is? Stella?
Speaker 1: A dress shop?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, a dress shop. Banda is getting frustrated
with sat Nav.
Speaker 4: Sat Nav focus, Oh yes, sorry, but now the unthinkable happens, Amanda,
What is it?
Speaker 5: Millicent's tummy is so upset from the car ride. Well,
she kind of throws up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this baby is vomiting all over me.
Speaker 5: Nay, he is naked and it's kind of on Bandit
directly directly on them, poor guy.
Speaker 2: Sat Nav says, they're at Stumbley Tastics.
Speaker 4: You have arrived at Stumbley Tastis to the best of my.
Speaker 2: Knowmiche Finally, it wasn't Stumbley Tastics, Amanda. Where were they?
Speaker 3: They were at the zoo.
Speaker 5: And the reason why they were at the zoo was
because sat Nav wanted to actually see the penguins, so
she took them to the zoo. Now that they're there,
the rich lady decides that she wants to see the penguins,
and so does Blue, so they all get out of
the taxi cab except for Bandit.
Speaker 2: When Blue gets out of the cab, we hear what
sound a seat belt makes when you take it off. Henry,
what's the sound?
Speaker 1: The sound was unclick?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Blue said it was unclick, which, okay, I get that,
I'll take it. I got to ask Henry, would you
want to go to the zoo and see the penguins? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Probably.
Speaker 2: Blue gets the stroller out of the back and gets
back in the car. I was kind of surprised. I
thought she's going to be gone for a long time
and they are going to get to the airport. But
now there's a new issue, Henry, what's up?
Speaker 1: The car won't start, so Blue calls the mechanic, and
the mechanic says that they'll be there right away. When
the mechanic got there, she told Blue dope in the
bonnet of the.
Speaker 2: Car, what would we call the bonnet, Henry, the hood?
That's right, the hood. I loved the way the mechanic talked, Henry.
What did you notice about the way the mechanics.
Speaker 1: Spoke At the end of almost every sentence, especially on
the phone called the mechanicals always.
Speaker 2: Say love, right, calling a person love?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I thought that was cute. I wonder who in their
life they had heard do that. That made Bingo use
that as her go to because kids go with what
they know, right.
Speaker 3: It sounds like something one of their grandmas would say.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, the mechanic was pretty competent and managed to
find the problem right away. Stella, what was it?
Speaker 1: She said that Bluey needed a new do dad.
Speaker 2: Of course, the do dad, So what do they do?
Speaker 1: She starts to replace a new dudad and Bandit asks
her if it's going to take much longer, and then
right after he asked that she gets done and the
car is fixed.
Speaker 2: There was something so sweet about Bingo being the mechanic.
I don't know why. It just really struck me as
being adorable. And it also seemed like Bingo really did
want to do a good job to get the car running.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she did do a really good job.
Speaker 5: She got there quickly, she figured out the problem, got
Blue all set up, and off she can go.
Speaker 2: She seems so sweet about it, That's what I liked.
Blue gets in and says, if we hurry, we can
just make the flight. She starts to take off and
immediately slams on the brakes. Aman, what's going on?
Speaker 5: We see Chili and Bingo are a couple of little
old ladies that are crossing the street with their cane
because they need to go get some sausages. So Blue
had a slam on the brakes so she didn't run
into them.
Speaker 2: Now hurry up, you old chucks, eh old people, let's go.
Banda is so frustrated. He just wants to get there
his pace since he's running very thin. We have a
new problem though, Amanda, what is it?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 5: They are out of gas, Blue cannot get the car started,
and she says that they're out of petro. So Bandon
decides that he has had it. He gets out of
the taxi cab and he is just going to run
for the airport.
Speaker 2: Yep, taking it on foot. But Henry, what is his problem?
Speaker 1: He cannot find the airport, so he's running around looking
for Then he finally makes it there and there's Chili
as the gate agent and she tells him that he's
right on time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he just barely made it. When she asked him
for his boarding pass, I thought for sure he was
not going to have it, but he did. But what
did she notice, Henry?
Speaker 1: She noticed that he smelled a little stinky, and she
asked him what was that smell and he said, oh,
it's baby vomit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, Bigs. Do you remember what his seat was?
Speaker 1: His seat was for f He goes.
Speaker 2: Into their living room, which is set up as the plane,
and I gotta tell you, the way they used their
furniture for these things was so cool, Stella. How was
it set up?
Speaker 1: The seats were like their couches and they had like
pillows to split up like the rows of seats, and
then for the windows they had paper plates that were
corn in to look like.
Speaker 3: It was a window.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was really good.
Speaker 3: Yeah it was Ben.
Speaker 2: It was the only passenger there, which surprised me considering
he just barely made it on time. I thought it
was cute that he went the whole distance too, like
for me for Sea trying to find his seat. Stella,
what happened right after he got sat down?
Speaker 1: The rich Lady and Millicent walk into the plane and
sit right next to.
Speaker 2: Ben yep, right next to him. And I know a
lot of people, if they were going to be stuck
next to a little baby on a plane, would be
pretty apprehensive about it. But something added to that potential apprehension. Amanda.
What was the rich lady's concern?
Speaker 5: She was hoping that Millicent wouldn't get airsickness, which is
just what Bandit needs.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, it seems like maybe everything's looking up, but
there's yet another twist. Who is piloting the plane, Amanda?
Speaker 3: That would be Bluoie, our taxi driver.
Speaker 2: You would think that taxi driver would have known how
to get to the airport. You would think so maybe
it was a different person. Maybe doesn't necessarily have to
be the same person. I guess that's true because the
gay agent probably wasn't sat Nav.
Speaker 3: They were two different characters, yes, exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the rich lady probably wasn't also the mechanic,
you know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's how she got rich. Maybe you do make
a good point. Thank you for that. One of the
things I love about what happens here is in this
episode we've heard a lot of bandits expletives's great, Oh biscuits, Henry.
Speaker 1: What happens Milicent throws up on him?
Speaker 2: And that was the episode? Henry. Did we miss anything?
Speaker 1: Nope, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what it's time for.
Speaker 3: Did we learn anything today?
Speaker 2: Could anyone tell us what did you learn today?
Speaker 1: In my opinion, I don't really think there's anything to
learn in this episode. I don't know, Mom, did you
learn anything?
Speaker 5: I don't think there was really anything like a lesson
to learn. I didn't learn anything, saying it was just
a super super cute and fun episode.
Speaker 1: I agree with Mom and Henry. I don't really think
there was a lesson to this episode.
Speaker 2: I agree. I think that they were just having a
ton of fun here. If there was a lesson, it's
just everybody play together. Watching the whole family play is
pretty sweet, and I think that's something that we always
had fun doing as a family, the four of us
playing these silly games and letting each other come up
with characters and scenarios as we went. If I had
to make a lesson lesson out of this, it would
be that if you're traveling, you should probably plan ahead
a little bit better so that you're not cutting it
so close. And maybe if you see Bluie driving a cab,
just let that one go by. Get a different one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, wait for the next one.
Speaker 2: Something I observed in this and learned, I guess, is
that going all in on the games makes it more fun.
It'd be easy to feel reserved and like, oh, I
don't want to seem like a dork, but bandit running
through the house trying to find the airport and looking
for the seats and doing all the stuff. Yeah, was
entertaining for us, But imagine how entertaining that was for
his kids. Yes, absolutely, and for him to just go
all in with complete abandon and have a good time
in the moment. I think that's a real takeaway because
I know for me, I a lot of times would
feel self conscious about doing certain things. Like we talked
about in the last episode where at the bus stop
the other adults are there and a bandit seemed kind
of apprehensive about playing this game in front of them,
but still goes ahead and asks if anybody else wants
to take that bus. He goes ahead and jumps all
in and ends up having a blast and probably making
some memories for those girls they'll never ever forget.
Speaker 5: That's the one thing about this family. They all have
great imaginations. And just like Stella described the airport, how
they use the furniture and the cushions to separate things.
And I don't know if you guys know, is it
looked like lights on the floor too. Oh yeah, like
in between on a rug. But just they have such
fun imaginations. It's just so creative with their play and
it's just it's super sweet to watch.
Speaker 2: Does anybody have any parting thoughts about the episode?
Speaker 1: I thought this episode was really cute. I like being
able to see all of them like kind of use
their creativity to be able to make like a storyline,
like just while they are playing you know, I thought
that was I thought that was cute. One thing I
have to say about this episode is that I kind
of feel bad for Bandit because he really needs to
make it to the flight. Then a baby throws up
on him, Then he has to wait a long time,
and then he has to get out the taxi, run
all the way to the airport, and then a baby
throws up on him.
Speaker 2: Again, the same baby.
Speaker 3: What are the chances?
Speaker 2: What are the chances of that?
Speaker 5: I had a lot of fun with This episode is
such a great one, and it took me back to
when these kids were little and we would play and
use our imaginations with them.
Speaker 2: This is one of those episodes where it just blesses
my soul. I guess I don't know. Bingo's so cute
as the mechanic and as the rich lady. Chili's got
this sweetness about her as the sat nav, almost like
I wish that I had friends beat Booth, that kind
of thing. Bluie is so full of spunk. She just
is not afraid to have this attitude when they play,
and Bandit always being the comic relief of sorts. He's
the guy that all the stuff happens to and he
takes it in stride and like helps move it forward
and leans into it. The baby getting sick on him,
and he's like, oh darn, what are you gonna do
instead of being like, we're not playing that anymore. So
good on him. It's so fun to see him. I
love seeing their family dynamic, and I love that they
can come up with these things to do when it's
raining outside and they can't go out. They just have
a big old adventure. Of course, they have this ginormous
house to run around in that probably doesn't hurt things
any but it is super sweet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love their house, how big it is.
Speaker 2: Well, guys, we think Bluie is awesome. And speaking of
things that we think are awesome, Henry, what should we
do next?
Speaker 1: The howl outs.
Speaker 6: Okay, listen, everyone has to clap and go whoa yet?
Speaker 2: All right? That's awesome? Got it? Yay? We have the
best fans. We are so so thankful for you, guys,
with the comments, the five star reviews, the emails, the
voice messages. It means so much to hear from you, guys.
Speaker 5: We are just so thankful for everybody that listens to
the show.
Speaker 3: And we're just so happy that you love it.
Speaker 2: Let's take a look at the comments on Spotify. We
heard from Charlotte, who's from the Czech Republic. Hi Charlotte,
Hi Charlotte. We heard from Hannah, Gabriella, Dude too, Hope Luigi.
We heard from Grace, her mom, her sister Rose, and
her friend Florence. They're from Portsmouth, England.
Speaker 3: Hi everybody.
Speaker 2: We heard from Sage. Somebody who's used her name is
Jaymead twelve, Jillian, our friend Otter, Emma, Shannon and Summer.
We got some emails. We heard from Moonbriyon, Lachlan Quinn,
whose favorite minisode is Muffin Unboxing.
Speaker 5: That's probably everybody's favorite minisode. It's so funny, it is
really good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's one of my favorite Blue episodes in general.
Speaker 2: That's pretty impressive if a short, little minisode comes in
as one of your top top episodes. And we also
got a voice message from our friend Brendan.
Speaker 6: Greetings dinner with the Healers. This is your friend Brendan
speaking to you once again. So I have another Blue
moment to share with you, this time for the Bluey
video game.
Speaker 2: What's the matter, Bluey? You've been quiet since the creek.
Speaker 1: It's just we wasted all holiday looking for treasure and
there wasn't even actual treasure, just an old toy.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, kid.
Speaker 1: This is the worst holidays ever.
Speaker 2: Sometimes real treasure isn't shiny of gold. It's just special
because the memory is connected to it.
Speaker 6: You know something, Bandit, That is a very good solid
point that not all treasures are shinier gold. It's just
special with the memories connected.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I totally agree with you there. So before I go,
I'm really glad that you think I'm awesome. I really
do appreciate that. Thank you so much. Dinner with the Healers,
and I think you're awesome too. All right, I will
talk to you again next time. See ya.
Speaker 5: Oh Brendan, we love getting the messages from you. Thank
you for sending us this one. You are awesome And
I just want to say I haven't had the chance
to play the Bluey video game yet Eric and Henry have,
but I like the clip that you shared with us,
and I absolutely agree with you as well that treasure
isn't always gold or silver or something shiny like Bandit said,
it's making memories with those we.
Speaker 2: Love and that's something we were just talking about in
this episode we watched too, how these sorts of games,
those are just the things that are going to go
in those girls' memories forever. And I know from when
I was little, those are the things I really look
back on in treasure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, Henry.
Speaker 2: We had a good time playing the Blue video game,
didn't we.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we did.
Speaker 2: We should check that out because there have been updates
since we played at the last time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we should check it out well.
Speaker 2: And for you guys at home, if you haven't had
a chance to play that game, it really is very sweet.
It's story driven, and it's really touching. It doesn't require
a big time commitment, and all I can say is
that we had a lot of fun with it, and
we're betting that you would too. Brendan, thanks for saying
we're awesome. You have been such a friend to the
podcast and your messages and your support. It just means
so much to us. You've been so kind.
Speaker 3: Do you absolutely have been, Brendan, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: We have been on a lucky streak with Apple podcasts lately.
The podcaster or website seems like it's working fairly reliably. However,
I do want to point out that some reviews that
for sure weren't there when I looked last week have
a date that are older than the ones I saw
last week that now just popped up for me to read.
Dear app if you could explain to me how this works,
I would love to know. But we found out our
friend Yaffa just had a birthday. Happy birthday, Yaffa.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, Yafa, Happy birthday, Happy birthday, Yafa.
Speaker 3: We hope you had a great day.
Speaker 2: We got an awesome review from jam eight thousand from Scorpions.
Super great review. Thank you so much. In my head
I was imagined that was the band, the Scorpions, but
probably not, probably not, but thank you regardless. We got
a review from bruh bro Oh no, I am a
lama asks about a Hammer Barn episode.
Speaker 3: We did that, right, Yeah, we sure did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, be sure to find that. We will get to
it during our rewatches, though I can't remember. I think
is that in season two, Henry.
Speaker 1: Yep, I think it is in season two.
Speaker 2: We got a review from somebody who's user name is
Katlovecat dot concast and they said more Henry, thank you
very much. And we got a review from someone whose
user name starts with I like and you know what.
We like that you like the podcast. Thank you guys
so much for the awesome reviews. Seriously, it means so
much to us and it helps people find the.
Speaker 3: Show absolutely keep them coming.
Speaker 2: Thank you guys so much. We do this show for you, guys,
the fans, and your support means the world to us.
And until next time, we are out of here.
Speaker 1: Bye guys, bye bye.
Speaker 6: Once again,