The Bluey season finale is here and grownups are not OK

"The Sign is a Bluey masterpiece that had all ages feeling all of the emotions," another person wrote in he description of a TikTok video that already had more than one million views by Monday morning.

Vulture's Kathryn VanArendonk joins guest host Amil Niazi to talk about what makes Bluey one of the best shows on TV right now.

As BBC notes, the episode draws on Taoist philosophy, "the ancient Chinese belief of trying to exist in harmony with the universe."

When Bluey tells her classmates she's moving, her teacher reads the children a story about good and bad luck with an abrupt ending.

And Bandit makes Bluey's fantasy a reality by yanking the sign out of the yard (as the pop anthem Lazarus Drug by Australian singer-songwriter Meg Washington plays throughout the scene).

"'The Sign' is a masterclass in how to imbue these seemingly ridiculous cartoon dogs from a little kids show with enormous depth and shading, all by beautifully articulating the kinds of emotional struggles and desires that ring true whether you're Bingo's age or Chilli's," Rolling Stone wrote in its review.