"Army" sees a new student at Bluey's school named Jack, who tends to be forgetful and has problems following directions.

Bluey is a six-year-old puppy ... a red kelpie whose father serves in the Australian Army. Rusty's playing Army, turns Jack into "Recruit Russell," and takes the young pup through imagined ...

What many parents find refreshing about the series is that Bluey being a girl doesn’t play ... “Army,” a new student named Jack Russell arrives at school and quickly befriends Bluey’s ...

Rusty is Jack Russel’s best friend, and is also pals with Bluey and Mackenzie ... to be a handyman or play “dust-off” with Jack (just like his father who is in the Army).

But fan-favorite Jack is going to join the army in just a few ... Meanwhile, Rusty gets drawn into an absolutely toxic play-relationship with Bluey, who steals every scene as a lunatic mother.

Bluey uses toys and dolls to act out her story, using a toy skunk to play her father ... though it has appeared in later releases. When Rusty asks Jack why he changed schools, he speculates ...

Bandit defines the spirit of cricket as playing ... Bluey’s school friend Rusty is the central character (dedicated Bluey viewers will know that Rusty’s dad serves in the Australian army ...

Photo: ABC The Cricket episode starts with Bandit and the dads playing cricket with Bluey and Bingo. Rusty gets called in for a fateful bat. Bandit declares they can play a different game after he ...

Bluey doesn't seem too keen to be playing ... Of course, Rusty has an answer to this too, having spent hours practising on the incredibly rough surface under a tree at his mate Jack's house.