A chase ensues, with Stripe right on Muffin's tail, but Stripe trips on the Cat Squad bike, so he loses Muffin. Trixie heads over to the living room, setting up an ambush, while Stripe remains in hot pursuit of Muffin - who falls for the trap, but outsmarts her parents! Once they connect, it is revealed that Muffin is the one who's indeed hogging, disallowing Socks a turn. However, Muffin, Stripe, and Trixie are all absent from the camera footage, despite them standing on the balcony.

The timer goes off, but Muffin isn't budging; she really wants to finish her cowboy hat, but at the cost of Socks' turn on the tablet. Socks' drawings change to accommodate the bigger picture a frame earlier before the screen switches layout. While spinning through the air (before hitting the swimming pool), the camera footage from Stripe's phone intermittently captures the balcony from which Muffin dropped the phone. Despite Trixie's insistence, Stripe brushes it off, letting her do her thing; he sets a timer on her phone - when it goes off, it's Socks' turn. Made with deluxe fabrics and featuring embroidered details, this super-soft plush doubles as a cuddly toy for showtime, storytime, or bedtime.A chaotic chase between Stripe and Muffin ensues with everyone watching from their own screens, ending with Stripe’s phone in the pool. Made with deluxe fabrics and featuring embroidered details, this super-soft plush doubles as a cuddly toy for showtime or storytime. Determined to find his daughter and teach her a lesson about hogging, Stripe is back on the hunt, finding Muffin the moment she looks at the living room. Whether she’s exploring the park or splashing about in the pool, Bluey dog loves to play and learn ‒ especially alongside her very best friends.

The "Why" in which Muffin makes when told to look behind her is the same voice clip used from Muffin Cone. Throughout the chaos, Socks has been drawing a scene of flowers and sunny skies, and Bluey, now knowing the consequences of hogging, allows Bingo a go - "because we know what happens when you hog. Just before the layout changes (two frames exactly), one of the sparkles Bluey has drawn switches position, being placed slightly higher.However, Muffin screams as loud as she can, stunning Stripe and allowing her to get away once again. This is the second time in season three where Bandit says " Classic Stripe", with the first being Whale Watching. After a brief struggle, Muffin is able to wrestle the phone away from her dad's hands, and she is now able to continue her drawing; all the while. While Trixie can't tend to her daughters and Muffin's incessant hogging, Stripe, who's chilling on the couch, has got it covered. The music during the chase sequences is based on the prelude to the first act of the opera Carmen by French composer Georges Bizet.

The app the pups use to draw may be a reference to Snapchat, particularly in the scene where Muffin turns Stripe into the gorillaman by using a filter just like a Snapchat filter.Collect all of Bluey’s plush toy friends and family so your child can create their own Bluey adventures!