Home / Entertainment / What To Watch Hooray, mate—new episodes of ‘Bluey’ have landed! Official Bluey/Instagram Mom, Dad, Bingo, and Bluey are all set for more episodes. By Cassandra Stone Updated July 12, 2023 Official Bluey/Instagram Rectangle Parents everywhere, this is not a drill: your favorite show is finally getting new episodes to stream next month. That’s right, more “Bluey” has arrived on Disney+! The streamer announced the new episodes drop on July 12, so mark your calendars for the return of everyone’s favorite blue heeler fam. It also looks like the new episodes will feature some very famous guest-stars’ voices: Lin-Manuel Miranda will appear as a talking horse in an episode called “Stories,” and Rose Byrne cameos as Chilli’s sister Brandy in one called “Onesies.” Here’s a new trailer to hold you over for the next few weeks: Related: 15 TV shows about kindness for kids Bluey is, at its core, a show about kindness and love. What sets it apart is that it shows kids as real people with real emotions and valid wants and needs—kind of like Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and Sesame Street. Mom Chilli, Dad Bandit, and their two daughters Bingo and Bluey, experience everyday moments as a family that kids and parents alike can relate to. Related: 14 binge-worthy TV shows the whole family can watch together The show also defies gender and parental stereotypes—dad Bandit is not only hands-on (unlike many other typical cartoon dads, who are often portrayed as hopelessly stumbling and bumbling beings), he invests in his daughters’ imaginations and lives in a way that is so endearing to watch. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bluey (@officialblueytv) The show’s creators have also taken the time to truly study children’s psychology and what makes kids and families function. “Art is often more salient, accessible and powerful than science. And I consider Bluey a kind of art,” says one of Australia’s leading child development experts, University of Wollongong professor Marc de Rosnay, to the Sunday Herald last year. “It expresses something and demands something of the viewer that 1000 developmental psychology or parenting books would struggle to do as well. I’m deeply indebted to [Joe Brumm] for creating it because if I were meeting a young couple today and they asked me for parenting advice, I would tell them to watch Bluey.” A version of this story was originally published on June 16, 2023. It has been updated. The latest Our Partners From on-screen adventures to playtime magic, “Unicorn Academy” delivers the extraordinary this summer Viral & Trending ‘Inside Out 2’ has parents wondering if they need to worry about teen ennui Baby Names Baby names inspired by ‘Bridgerton’ for your own little Gentle Reader Our Partners These podcasts will wow your kids all summer (and you’ll love them, too)