Season 1 · Episode 30
Bluey
When the family suspects that their house has been invaded by fairies, Bluey, Bingo, Mum and Dad go on a hunt to search for and capture the invisible creatures. Dad accidentally hurts Bingo's feelings and makes it up to her by outsmarting the fairies.

A fixed phrase used with 'hacer'; 'travesura' alone means a prank, but the combination carries the sense of habitual, playful naughtiness rather than serious wrongdoing. Common in family and children's speech.
Used both literally in fantasy play and figuratively to mean ending a bad mood, a stubborn situation, or an emotional deadlock. The figurative use is common in everyday speech between family members.
An exclamation of delighted surprise, characteristic of children's speech in Australian English that has crossed into this Spanish-dubbed context. Not a Spanish-origin word; its presence signals the show's Australian cultural setting.
A non-compositional phrase that means trusting intuition or emotion rather than logic to find something. The literal reading ('search with the heart') does not convey the idiomatic sense of felt, intuitive guidance.