11. One very trifficult fight came when the show was being licensed to stream around the world. At one point, someone floated the idea of changing the distinctly Australian accents to more Americanized ones for the U.S. version.
“I heard from someone at Disney, who happens to be Australian, that it was absolutely going to happen and this person just fought and said, ‘No, you’ll lose so much,'” Brumm shared, “and she managed to convince them to stick with the Aussie accents, which I can categorically say saved the show internationally.”
12. Why, yes, Brumm can pick a favorite child episode.
“Flat Pack”, where Bandit and Chilli attempt to put together a patio swing set while Bluey and Bingo build their own world out of bubble wrap and cardboard has “my old short film background behind it,” Brumm told THR, “and, to me, it just does a lot of things. It doesn’t exclude the kids, it tells a funny little thing, but it’s also a very meaningful story for me, who’s trying to figure out my life and all that.”
