Bluey fans hail The Sign as 'a masterpiece' as they sob their way through ... trends now
Bluey fans across the world tuned into the hugely anticipated series four finale on Sunday - the first 28 minute episode of the popular children's show.
The Sign signals the end of series four ahead of an extended break for the Heeler family.
Fans were left in shock last week, when the family put their fictional home up for sale in the episode Ghostbasket, with many worried it signalled the end of the cartoon.
And The Sign, which had been billed as the episode set to 'change the popular Heeler family forever', had viewers in tears as it was revealed Bluey, her little sister Bingo and their parents Bandit and Chilli were moving away after Bandit landed a new job.
Bluey fans across the world tuned into the hugely anticipated series four finale on Sunday - the first 28 minute episode of the popular children's show
The episode focused on the family's last days at their Brisbane house as they hosted the wedding of Bandit's brother Rad and Chilli's best pal Frisky.
But the wedding didn't go off without a hitch as Chilli, Bluey, Bingo and their cousins had to search for an upset Frisky who was having second thoughts.
The emotional punch came at the close of the episode though as Chilli broke the news to Bingo that selling their home meant they had to leave.
Their empty rooms were shown before the twist was revealed - their buyers had pulled out of the sale and Bandit had made the decision the family should stay put.
Parents admitted they were in tears at the relatable message about choosing what's best for your family, with one tweeting: 'This was such a beautiful episode. The end had me sobbing. Absolutely brilliant. The message and the way it all played out….just perfect.'
Other emotional fans posted: 'Just finished it and holy moly, best Bluey episode ever. I’m in tears right now. This episode was honestly TOO relatable'; 'My 7yr old son and 13yr old daughter asked me to wake them up at 5am to watch #BlueyTheSign together before I went to the airport to head to a conference. So I did and I sat there with them snuggled up with me and watched it and wow all the emotions caused by a friggin cartoon;' 'Made my grown ass cry, the kids dont understand'.
The show about the Australian animated family, which airs on BBC and Disney+ in the UK, sparked cancellation fears last week when a storyline revealed their 15 to 20 room Brisbane home was on the market for 6m Australian dollars (£3m).
Flooding Twitter, parents voiced their worries over what the storyline means for the show's future - with threats to 'riot' if the heartwarming
