Season 3 · Episode 45
Bluey
At the chemist, Bluey, Bingo and their friends have fun playing with the CCTV screens.

Uses 'andar' in its colloquial sense of 'to be (in a state)', common in everyday speech to describe a temporary physical or emotional condition rather than movement.
A made-up, playful term of endearment invented on the spot, drawing on the child character's blue colour. It illustrates how diminutives and food references are commonly combined in affectionate nicknames in everyday speech.
A fixed comparative expression used to describe feeling physically exhausted or aged, regardless of the speaker's actual age. The meaning is non-literal: it signals tiredness and weariness, not actual old age.
A fixed verb phrase with two distinct meanings in everyday use: to attract or catch attention (as used here), and in other contexts to scold or reprimand someone. Context makes the meaning clear.