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Sam Philpott

**Sam Philpott** **Philpott** is one of many children who appeared in the TV Events. He made 2 episode appearances.

## Appearances

* The Helicopter (First Appearance)
* Going to School By Boat (Final Appearance)
* Busy Day (Going to School By Boat)

## Trivia

* Sam's Dad Barry appeared in both of his appearances. His older sister Blue also appeared in Going to School By Boat.
Numbers: 5

## Plot (Version 1)

The Teletubbies do a conga line dance before the magic windmill spins. Then, they watch some children learn about the number five. Afterwards, Tinky Winky plays a jumping game in the house. Then, a voice trumpet rises and he listens to it count to five in three different languages. Then, Dipsy and Laa-Laa join in later and listen to the voice trumpet as well. Then, Po arrives and the other Teletubbies ask her to join in. However, she does not want to join in because she wants to ride her scooter. Finally, Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa chases Po around the house for five laps before having a big hug then the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Plot (Version 2)

The Teletubbies are asleep, but Noo-Noo tidies up their blankets. They stop chasing him to watch some children learn about the number five before the sun giggles afterwards. A flashing light appears in Teletubbyland. Then, they go to see The Magic Tree before the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Plot (Version 3)

A voice trumpet rises and counts five, Tinky Winky jumps five times before he runs off to watch a new group of American children learn about the number five. Back in Teletubbyland, Five voice trumpets rise and play some lovely music for the Teletubbies, they all have a Big Hug before it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children at Treasure Island School, Florida

## Trivia

* This is the only set of Numbers episodes with 3 versions
* In some of the foreign dubs of Version 1, instead of Welsh and Urdu, the Voice Trumpet counts to 5 in other languages, e.g. **German dub**- Dutch, English, Spanish. **Polish dub**- English, French, Spanish. **French dub**- ​English, German, Spanish.
* Version 1 re-uses the opening segment from Painting with Hands and Feet. To add this, the Normal animation replaces the Original animation.
* The Jumping Game segment from Version 1 was featured in the VHS Game Time.
* The Noo-Noo Tidying Up the Blankets segment from Version 2 was featured in the VHS Busy Day.
* Po was the missing Teletubby in Version 1. Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in Version 2. Dipsy was the missing Teletubby in Version 3.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter in Version 1. Laa-Laa was the boo shouter in both Versions 2 and 3.
* Dipsy was picked for the TV Event in Version 1. Po was picked in Version 2. Tinky Winky was picked in Version 3.
* In Version 3, a group of American children are used.
* In Version 1, a new bird chirping sound effect was used during the main segment's opening shots. However, it was only re-used for this episode.

## 5 Objects (UK Version 1)

* 5 Bottles
* 5 Children
* 5 Dogs
* 5 Children (again)
* 5 Apples
* 5 Diggers
* 5 Buses

## 5 Objects (UK Version 2)

* 5 Letters
* 5 Children
* 5 Buses
* 5 Children (again)
* 5 Children Eating Ice Cream
* 5 Dustbins

## 5 Objects (UK Version 3)

* 5 Mailtrucks
* 5 Children
* 5 Pelicans
* 5 Children (again)
* 5 Flags
* 5 Boats
* 5 Sandcastles
My Mum's Keyboard

**My Mum's Keyboard** is the 33rd episode of the original series. It first aired on 14th May 1997.

## Plot

In Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies march up and down a hill before watch 2 boys play with their Mum's keyboard. Inside the Superdome, Dipsy is about to have Tubby Toast when the control panel starts making noises. Dipsy decides to make some adjustments. Then, the control panel starts to play the tune to 'Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush' and Dipsy dances along to it. Suddenly the Noo-Noo tidies up Dipsy's Tubby Toast. When Dipsy chases the Noo-Noo, the control panel plays the tune again. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch the Magic House. Finally, the windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Word Girl with Greg & Mathew Tierney

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where the Puppet sings on the Top Right Window.
* This is the first episode where the Teletubbies march up and down a hill.
* This is the first episode where Dipsy Makes Some Adjustments (*Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush*).
* This is the first episode where Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po are absent in that the opening or main segment.
* In the control panel scene, when Dipsy says 'adjustments', it's a re-used audio clip from Paddling Pool and The Solar System.
* The main segment in this episode was later re-used in Paddling Pool but cut shorter.
* The My Mum's Keyboard video was featured in the VHS Voice Trumpet Day as well as the Germany version of Nursery Rhymes instead of King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys singing The Grand Old Duke of York.
* The Dipsy makes some adjustments segment was featured in the VHS The Best of Dipsy.
* The Teletubbies marching segment was featured in the VHS Dance with the Teletubbies.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was chosen for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* This is the only episode did not have the typical Noo-Noo chasing music, but different music playing the tune of Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush.
My Mum's a Jazz

The Teletubbies do The Bendy Dance before they watch 2 boys play with their Mum's jazz. Back in Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies had their favourite things were trading game, Tinky Winky gets pretend to be Laa-Laa's ball and Laa-Laa gets pretend to be Tinky Winky's bag, then Dipsy gets pretend to be Po's scooter and Po gets pretend to be Dipsy's hat, but Noo-Noo tidies up with their favourite things **(except Po's Scooter)** before it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Word Girl with Greg & Mathew Tierney

## Trivia

* The main segment re-uses the segment from Playing Arcade.
* Po was the missing Teletubby and was chosen for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
Paddling Pool

**Paddling Pool** is the 58th episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

In the Teletubbies' Superdome, Dipsy has Tubby Toast and makes some adjustments on the Control Panel, but the Noo-Noo tidies up his Tubby Toast and Dipsy chases after him. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies go to watch Amy, Cameron and Alice playing in their paddling pool. Later, the Teletubbies do the Splashing Dance by the Home Hill. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and the Lion & the Bear appears in Teletubbyland. Then, the Magic Windmill stops spinning and it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Cameron & Alice Denton and Amy Leigh-Quine

## Trivia

* Like Dirty Dog and The Pier, this episode has no new footage. The opening segment of Dipsy and Noo-Noo was also shown in My Mum's Keyboard, although in this episode, it's shorter.
* This episode has the rabbit song (same version from Swimming with Stephanie). However instead of fading to the opening shot 'Home Hill 2', when it ends, the camera cuts to the opening shot 'Right Path 1'. This version was featured in the VHS's Favourite Things and Bedtime.
* In the Opening Shot (Right Path 1) that precedes the Splashing Dance, for some unknown reason, as the camera zooms towards the Tubbytronic Superdome, the image fades into a sepia-like filter, turning back to normal as it cuts to the dance. This also occurred in Dirty Dog.
* In the control panel scene, when Dipsy says 'adjustments', it's a re-used audio clip from My Mum's Keyboard and The Solar System.
* The Paddling Pool video was featured in the VHS Favourite Things, alongside Teletubby Days: Noo-Noo.
* The Teletubbies remain sitting on the hill after the The Lion and Bear sketch. However, when they see the The Magic Windmill, the windmill freezes and it immediately fades to Tubby Bye-Bye, without the Teletubbies saying 'Uh-Oh!'. This also occurs in Big Hug! and the US Version of Sand Bottle (Russia).
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* Tinky Winky was boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* This episode did not have the typical Noo Noo chasing music, but different music playing the tune of *Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush*, also it occurred in My Mum's Keyboard.
* In the Paddling Pool Video, the shot of Mummy turning on the faucet to fill the Paddling Pool uses the same footage from Ned's Potatoes, when Ned and his grandma wash the potatoes.
* This is the second episode where Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po are absent in that the opening or main segment.
Teletubbies Sunday Specials: Episode 157

## Geometry Fun and The Solar System

Inside the house, Po is finding the other Teletubbies, then the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch the Magic Tree (same version from the UK Version of Bird Bath). Afterwards, the Magic Windmill stops spinning. The Teletubbies pop up from behind the hill and say "Eh-Oh", then the Magic Windmill starts spinning again and the Teletubbies watch some children having fun with the Stickman. They have fun learning about mathematics and shapes. The Teletubbies then do the extended version of the Calypso Dance before the sun giggles silently. The Teletubbies play with the Control Panel, until the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch a boy see the solar system. Then the Magic Windmill spins again and the Teletubbies watch the Animal Parade (same version from the UK Version of Asian Storyteller). Afterwards, the Teletubbies do the extended version of the Twisty Dance (same version from the Sunday Special Version of Flamenco Dancing) before the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* The TV Events shown in this special never appeared in separate episodes.
Why Did the Chicken?

**Why Did the Chicken?** was a British children's gameshow broadcast on BBC1 for 2 series and 26 episodes from 6 April 1994 to 8 June 1995 and was presented by Mark Evans.

## Plot

It was a kids gameshow based on farm animals. Kids won rather than points and the show ended with a rather silly egg hunt, notable because the was a giant decending hen above the nest where the kids put their eggs, and they could "boost up their bantam" (i.e. some extra time) by answering questions correctly. We bet he said "start the cluck!" as well.

## Repeats

It has been repeated once since first-run showings on BBC1 in 1994 and 1995, on satellite and cable TV channel Nickelodeon as part of CBBC on Nickelodeon in 1998 and 1999 between 9.00am - 10.00am in the morning and 2.30pm - 3.30pm in the afternoon, The competitions along with the address were edited out of the repeat runs as they had been closed by this point plus the address would be discontinued but the rest of the programme remained unedited, It has not been repeated since CBBC on Nick ended in 1999.
Radio Roo

***Radio Roo*** was a children's television programme which featured the adventures of Dennis and Clive, who run a radio station, Radio Roo, based in England that Clive inherited. The show ran for a total of 31 episodes from 1991 to 1993 on the BBC. All episodes were written by Wayne Jackman, who starred as Dennis. The broad Australian accent of Clive the Kangaroo was provided by Ian Tregonning.

## Repeats

Aswell as being shown on BBC1 from 1991-1993, CBBC on Choice have also shown Radio Roo beginning on Saturday March 25th 2000 on the same day as The Little Green Planet Show at 7.30am and repeated at 10.30am with no afternoon repeats however this wasn't to last long because the "CBBC Choice" strand was axed the weekend after and afternoon repeats of CBBC on Choice were launched beginning April 1st 2000. Radio Roo was shown at 1.30pm and 4.30pm in the afternoon, A week later the schedule had changed and Radio Roo swapped with The Little Green Planet Show  from 7.30am to 8.45am, the times were now as followed for Radio Roo, 8.45am, 12.00pm, 3.15pm and 6.30pm until Saturday July 8th 2000, It returned on Tuesday 13th February 2001 in a weekday slot at 7.20am, 10.20am, 1.20pm and 4.20pm until Friday 23rd March 2001. the second time it was shown on weekdays was Wednesday 12th September 2001 - Friday September 28th 2001 at 8.45am, 11.45am, 2.45pm and 5.45pm with Series 2, the final time it was repeated was from Wednesday 23rd January 2002 - Friday 8th February 2002 at 8.20am, 11.20am, 2.20pm and 5.20pm with Series 3. It has been shown on Choosy Bits a few times under viewer's requests from 2001/2002.
Naughty Horse Returns

**Naughty Horse** is the 103rd episode of the *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

Inside the Tubbytronic superdome, Tinky Winky and Dipsy are holding hands and bouncing up and down. The Teletubbies watch funny lady tell a story of Paul, the naughty hungry horse. Back in Teletubbyland, Po is playing with Laa-Laa's ball and doesn't want to give it back until she sees her scooter. Then, the Teletubbies watch the Magic Tree before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Tamzin Griffin with The Children of Chater Infants School, Watford

## Trivia

* The opening segment is a longer version of the segment from Unicycles.
* This is the first episode where the Magic Windmill Stops Spinning animation gets replaced by the sun giggling for Tubby Bye-Bye after The Magical Event. In other episodes are: Hanukkah, Naughty Pig, Giraffes, Feeding the Monkeys, Long Horns, Wrapping, Making Bread, Carousel, Asian Storyteller (Friends) and Numbers: 7 (Version 2).
* The Magic Tree version in this episode was re-used from Naughty Horse Returns, although it’s not off-sync unlike Naughty Horse.
* This is the first episode where Dipsy is chosen for the Funny Lady video.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was the boo shouter

## Goofs

* The Magic Tree is off sync in this episode.
* In the Lithuanian dub, the sound of the episode is played twice.
Trickle Painting

The Teletubbies walk round some hills before watching some children make some " Trickle Paintings" with Corn Flour, add some hot water, colors and paint. Back in Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies make some Tubby Custard. But, when it's Po's turn the Tubby Custard Machine won't stop and makes more and more Tubby Custard. Then, the house starts to flood with Tubby Custard. Then, Po turns the Tubby Custard Machine off and the Noo-Noo tidies up all the Tubby Custard. Then, the Teletubbies love the Noo-Noo very much, then it’s time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Christopher & Stephen Bone and Lawrence & Catherine Smith

## Trivia

* The Trickle Painting video was featured in the VHS Naughty Noo Noo!
* The Tubby Custard Flood segment was featured in the VHS Busy Day.
* The Teletubbies giggling from The Tubby Custard Flood segment was reused for when they look at the sheep in Little Bo Peep who coincidentally makes her first appearance in the next episode.
* This is the last episode that aired in 1998.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Dipsy was picked for the TV Event.
* There isn’t an opening shot used to open up the Tubby Custard Flood segment.
Shocking and Folding

## Plot (US American Version)

The Teletubbies Everywhere segment features Tinky Winky counting to 3, Laa-Laa learning about the color red, Po making a rectangle, Po marching and Dipsy receiving a video that shows 2 children from Pakistan making lots of different sounds by shocking and folding. Afterwards, Laa-Laa decides to go for a walk and finds a beautiful golden tree with silver leaves. She fetches Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Po to see the gold and silver tree. Then, they all think it's very beautiful. Finally, the tree disappears and the Teletubbies have a big hug. Afterwards, the Teletubbies do extended version of The Bumping Dance (same version from the Sunday Special Version of Naughty Duck) before the camera cuts to the sun giggling for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Po was the missing Teletubby in the US Version.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter in the US Version.
Sandcastles

The Teletubbies run round and round the house and have big hugs before the Magic Windmill spins. Then, they watch some children having fun building sandcastles. The Teletubbies play a Round and Round game. A voice trumpet rises and the Teletubbies go round and round all over Teletubbyland, the beds, the table and the outside and inside of the house. Then the Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch The Tap Dancing Teddy Bear before the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Thomas and Jack Armstrong

## Trivia

* Po was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* The opening segment will later be re-used in Level Crossing, but without the opening shot.
* The Sandcastles video was featured in the VHS Happy Weather Stories.
* The Round and Round Game segment was featured in the VHS Playtime Fun.
* After the intro when the Sun Baby is shown smiling, it cuts straight to the opening segment without an opening shot.
* This episode also includes a rare animation of the Windmill.
* When the windmill spins for the TV event, the Teletubbies are not shown running away. This indicates that the Teletubbies ran away off-screen.
* In the Spanish version, when the Teletubbies are on the ground during the TV Event sequence, the English dialogue tracks of the Teletubbies laughing can be faintly heard.

## Goofs

* At the beginning of the Round and Round game. A voice trumpet is seen in a close up shot of the Teletubbies standing on a hill. But in a far shot of the Teletubbies running around the hill, the voice trumpet is gone and then it appears again in the next close up shot.
Playing Ball

The Teletubbies slide down the slide and fall over happily. Then the Magic Windmill starts spinning and they run out and they watch some children play with balls of different shapes and sizes. In Teletubbyland, something happens to Dipsy's hat. It changes sizes, first it's too small and then too big. When he shows the other Teletubbies, they are very surprised. But then, Dipsy's hat changes back to it's normal size. Now it's just right. It's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Patrick Carvey, Henry Crossman, Marshall Ingham, Freya Knibb, Matthew Paine, Amelia Paul, Olivia Phelps, Katie & Georgina Philipps, Candisha & Kyishas Thompson and James Turner

## Trivia

* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Sophie - Art Circus. The only differences are the opening shot and the music.
* The Playing Ball video was featured in the VHS The Best of Laa-Laa.
* The What Happened to Dipsy's Hat changes to different sizes? Segment was featured in the VHS The Best of Dipsy as well as US VHS/DVD All Together Teletubbies!
* This is the last episode of the Season 5.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa is picked for the TV Event.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
Numbers 8

## Plot (Version 1)

The Teletubbies walk around hills and fall down, then the Teletubbies watch some children learning about the number "8". Then, eight magic clouds appears in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa bounces her ball eight times, Dipsy counts eight flowers and Tinky Winky does eight turns. Then, the Animal Parade marches through Teletubbyland and the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Plot (Version 2)

Po listens to a voice trumpet count to eight. The Teletubbies watch some children learning about the number "8". Then, eight magic clouds appears in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa bounces her ball eight times, Dipsy counts eight flowers and Tinky Winky does eight turns. Including for Po rides scooter fast eight turns around the hill and Noo-Noo tidies up the eight Tubby Toasts. Then, the Teletubbies do the Running Away Dance **(extended version)** before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Plot (US American Version)

The Teletubbies Everywhere segment features the Teletubbies counting to 4, Po drawing an pyramid, Dipsy and Laa-Laa playing their favorite things and Tinky Winky receiving a video that shows a group of Indian children learning about the number 8 using various objects. Back in Teletubbyland, Po is riding around on her scooter until she hears a voice trumpet rises, and then, she listens to the nursery rhyme 'I Had a Little Nut Tree' before catching up with the other Teletubbies outside running off watch three children build a jigsaw puzzle of an elephant. Afterwards, the Teletubbies do the extended version of The Calypso Dance near the front entrance of the Home Dome (same version from the PBS Original Version of Pebbles) before the camera cuts to the sun giggling of silent for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* The US Version of this episode includes The Calypso Dance (extended version).
* Version 1 is the opening segment is re-used from Making Flowers but with different music. This episodes version was later re-used again in The Pier.
* Version 1 is the episode was featured on the DVD Teletubbies: Happy Birthday!
* Version 2 is the new episode.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter in Version 1. Laa-Laa was the boo shouter in Version 2. Po was the boo shouter in the US Version.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby in Version 1. Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in Version 2. Dipsy was the missing Teletubby in the US Version.
The Falling Down Dance Il

**The Falling Down Dance** is the eighth of the dances that the Teletubbies do. It's like Ring a Ring o' Roses. It was first shown in the episode Drawing Cacti. The Teletubbies do this dance right beside the Windmill. This is one of the shortest dances.

The Teletubbies dance round and round some flowers but then they fall over and get up, they dance around the flowers again and fall over again, they get up again and dance around the flowers one more time and they fall over one last time and the dance ends.

This dance doesn't have an extended version but it does have a music key change at the end of it.

The Falling Down Dance appears in some various episodes

* Drawing Cacti
* Walking in the Woods
* Finding Chocolate Eggs
* Making Salad
* Spray Paint Mural
* Crazy Golf
* Golfs

## Trivia

* The Falling Down Dance is filmed all in one shot.
* In Walking in the Woods, and the US Version of Running when the Teletubbies finish the dance, the Windmill starts to spin with Sparkles close up, this is one of the rarest Windmill clips (watch english video to see it).
* This is the second dance where Tinky Winky has his bag for some unknown reason, the other dance is the Walking Dance.
* In Crazy Golf, is the only episode where the Teletubbies make their jingle sounds when they fall over.
* After the dance has finished in Drawing Cacti, Finding Chocolate Eggs, Making Salad, Spray Paint Mural and Crazy Golf, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* After the dance has finished in Walking in the Woods, the Magic Windmill spins for the Magical Event.
* After the dance has finished in Golfs, it cuts to the voice trumpet rising for Tubby Bye Bye.
Water

In Teletubbyland, Dipsy listens to a voice trumpet say the nursery rhyme 'Doctor Foster'. Then the Teletubbies watch some children playing with water. A cloud appears in Teletubbyland. The cloud rains and makes a puddle. Laa Laa steps into the puddle, Dipsy steps around the the puddle, Tinky Winky steps over the puddle and Po rides her scooter through the puddle spraying the other Teletubbies. The Teletubbies love Po very much. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Amy and Harry Scott

## Trivia

* A nursery rhyme based on The Doctor Foster segment was made in the Cbeebies website in the 2000s.
* The Doctor Foster segment was featured in the VHS The Best of Dipsy.
* The last two segments were featured in the VHS Fun with Water.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* This is the first episode to be directed by Paul Gawith.
* The TV Event reuses music from Paddling Pool.
Tiger who came to tea

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A little girl named Sophie is having tea with her mother in their kitchen, when she hears the doorbell ring. Soon, Sophie and her mother are joined for tea by a kind tiger who drinks all the tea before eating all the food in the house and then drinking everything, even draining all the water from the taps  Sophie then had a dream about taking the tiger to her school  going to the seaside  and slept in her bed   After the tiger leaves, then couldn't have her bath because she had a bath the day before the tiger came. Then Sophie's father comes home from work and suggests that they all go out and have a lovely meal in a cafe. The following day, Sophie and her mother go out to buy some more food, including a big tin of tiger food. Despite the tin of tiger food being requested by Sophie, the tiger never returns  only in a dream but that's other story. (hence the tiger plays a trumpet with the word "Goodbye" coming out of the end of it).

```

Based on the bestselling Mog picture book series by Judith Kerr,
The Bumping Dance (Bumps a Daisy) Il

**The Bumping Dance** (also known as Bumps a Daisy) is the 9th dance that the Teletubbies do. It was first shown in the episode Numbers: 9 (Version 1). The Teletubbies do this dance outside the Home Hill.

This dance has an extended version.

This dance starts with the Teletubbies running out of the house, they start walking right and left and then jumping around. Po runs over to Tinky Winky and they all start bumping tummies and bottoms. They all turn around with their bottoms together and then they start bumping bottoms. They all walk forward and then turn around and shake their bottoms and then they walk back again and shake their bottoms again. Laa Laa bumps Dipsy, who bumps Po, who bumps Tinky Winky and then Tinky Winky falls over. The dance then ends with either the Teletubbies going back into the house or staying out to watch the Windmill, or if it's the extended version they will do the dance again.

The Bumping Dance appears in some various episodes:

* Numbers: 9 (Version 1)
* Feeding the Sheep in Winter **(extended version)**
* Naughty Duck **(extended version)**
* Decorating Boxes
* Stick Insect
* Making Music
* Monkeys
* Making Tortilla Rolls **(extended version)**
* Numbers: 7 (Version 6) **(extended version)**
* Fidget Spinner

## Trivia

* In Naughty Duck and Fidget Spinner, when the Teletubbies finish the dance they look up at the Windmill but the Tubby Bye-Bye voice trumpet is heard instead of the windmill.
* In Decorating Boxes and Making Music, the windmill Birds Eye View animation which first appeared in Making Flowers is used instead. The Teletubbies go back inside, then this clip is shown and the Teletubbies go back outside.
* In Making Tortilla Rolls, Numbers: 7 (Version 6) and the US version of Feeding the Chickens, at the end of the dance the Teletubbies stay outside and the windmill's sound is heard and the sparkles appear. The Teletubbies then look at the windmill, then turn back, say 'Uh-Oh' and run off. There is no UK episode that has this clip.
* In Numbers: 9 (Version 1), Feeding the Sheep in Winter, Stick Insect and Monkeys (South Africa), after the dance is over, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
Walking with My Mum

The Teletubbies do The Round and Round Dance before watching a little girl named Heidi walking through the countryside with her mum. Back in Teletubbyland, The Teletubbies go for a walk in different directions. Then, Tinky Winky and Po go left while Dipsy and Laa-Laa go right. Then, they meet each other again and have a big hug before Tubby-Bye-Bye takes place.

## Trivia

* After, The Round and Round Dance at the end of the dance when the windmill spins for the TV Event, the clip the Teletubbies say "Uh-Oh!" is from The Twisty Dance. It’s the same clip from The Tip Toe Dance, same version from Café Eggs.
* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy was chosen for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
Trikes

Po rides into Home Hill on her scooter and Dipsy comes down the slide in his hat. Dipsy and Po have a Big Hug and the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch children have fun riding their trikes. Po is riding her scooter all over Teletubbyland and the other Teletubbies want to have a go. Tinky Winky thinks the scooter is too slow, Dipsy thinks the scooter is too fast, and Laa-Laa thinks the scooter is too wobbly. Then, it’s time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Children from Taunton Street Children's Centre, Manchester

## Trivia

* This is the first episode that aired in 2001.
* This is the first episode to have Season 14 in the UK airing.
* This is the first episode that aired in the 3rd Millennium and the 21st century.
* It was also aired on the first day of the New Millennium and Year; not counting 2000 due to the fact that the previous year is the part of the 2nd Millennium.
* It was also aired on the first day of the New Century and Year; not counting 2000 due to the fact that the previous year is the part of the 20th century.
* The Trikes video was featured in the VHS Again-Again!
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Po is picked for the TV Event.
The black hawk

'***The text refers to the origins and adaptations of “The Searchers,” a story that became both a novel and a film:***
Original Story: “The Avenging Texans” by Alan Le May was a short story published in 1954, which inspired the novel and film "The Searchers."1
Film Adaptation: The American film version retained the title “The Searchers,” while the German adaptation was titled “Der Schwarze Falke” (The Black Falcon), a name not present in the original.
Character Names: The Comanche chief is named Scar in the original, a detail significant to the plot and character motivations, particularly in the interactions between Ethan Edwards and Scar.
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The Best of Po

**The Best of Po** is the 28th video of Teletubbies.

## Trivia

* After The Magic House, the Sun Baby screams before the Birds Eye View Windmill clip appears and then cuts straight to the Body to Body TV Event.
* In Teletubbies x Larva version is called "Po's Perfect Day".
* Po was both the missing Teletubby and the boo shouter.
Windmill

Then, the Teletubbies take turns to stand on a hill, in front of the house, next to a tree and under a cloud. But, each time they stand under the cloud it begins to rain. Then, the Teletubbies watch Gregory and Matthew show their windmill. Then, the Teletubbies do the Round and Round Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Matthew and Gregory Dobson

## Trivia

* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* The opening segment in this episode is very similar to the opening segment from Giraffes, but with only opening shots with just some minor differences.
* This is the second episode where The Round and Round Dance comes after a TV Event. The other episodes are Owl Babies and Cake Pop Factory (UK).
The Gingerbread Boy

The Teletubbies are being very quiet and lying on the floor in front of the control panel. They quietly giggle, and shush as the Noo-Noo watches them and decides to be noisy by making his sucking and slurping noises. Suddenly, the Teletubbies looking to see the Magic Windmill spinning in the distance. This time, they say 'Uh Oh!' loudly and laughing happily, they run out of the house to watch Oscar reading the story of the 'Gingerbread Boy' to with his brother Felix. Later Teletubbyland, a Voice Trumpet appears and says 'Run, run, run as fast as you can, you can't catch me, I'm the Gingerbread man!' Then the Teletubbies run all over Teletubbyland before it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Oscar and Felix Taylor

## Trivia

* The Gingerbread Boy video was featured in the VHS Nursery Rhymes.
* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Loretta Tap Dancing. The only difference is that the windmill spins for a TV Event where in Larette Tap Dancing, the windmill spin for a Magical Event.
* This is also the first time the Original Window Magic Windmill animation appeared since Loretta Tap Dancing and also it's final appearance.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* After the story ends, Felix's line 'And higher, and higher, and higher, higher, higher' is only heard when it plays again.
* On a similar note, for the US version of the video, instead of Oscar and Felix telling the story, the girl narrator tells the whole story.
Walking in the Woods

**Walking in the Woods** is the 34th episode of the original series. It first aired on 15th May, 1997.

## Plot

Laa-Laa feels like giving all the other Teletubbies a big hug. Where is Tinky Winky? Laa-Laa soon finds him and the Teletubbies watch some children who are going for a walk in the woods. The Teletubbies do the Falling Down Dance. Soon the Windmill spins and the Teletubbies go to watch the Magic Tree as it appears in Teletubbyland. The white doves fly onto the tree's branches. Soon they fly away. The tree loses it's leaves and it disappears. The Magic Windmill stops spinning, then its time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Fraser Hopkin, Sarah Wichall and Denise Moir

## Trivia

* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* The Laa-Laa giving Big Hugs segment was featured in the VHS Big Hug!.
* The Walking in the Woods video was featured in Teletubby Days: Laa-Laa.
* This episode features one of the rarest Magic Windmill animations.
* This episode marks the first appearances of Fraser, Sarah and Denise.
* This is the only episode where the Falling Down Dance takes place before a magical event.
* This is the first episode where The Falling Down Dance comes after a TV Event. The other episode is Finding Chocolate Eggs.

## Goofs

* The YouTube thumbnail for the Danish version features a picture from the Three Ships but that Magical Event isn't in this episode
Washing the Bus

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Po have fun saying "Boo!" Then, they watch some children riding a bus as it is washed at a bus wash. Back in Teletubbyland, Dipsy and Laa-Laa listens to a Voice Trumpet recite "Incy Wincy Spider". Then, Dipsy goes up the slide pretending to be "Incy Wincy Spider" going up the water spout. A cloud appears and starts to rain making Dipsy go down the slide like the spider being washed out. Then, the Teletubbies do the Round and Round Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Arthur & Molly Dow, Jamie Mason and Louis Shadwick

## Trivia

* A nursery rhyme based on the Incy Wincy Spider segment was made in the Cbeebies website in the 2000s.
* This episode introduced the Normal Window windmill animation from far away.
* Even though the Normal Window animation debuted 20 episodes days ago, this episode introduced the Normal Window animation from far away.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* This is the first episode to use a new windmill sound.
* The Washing the Bus video was featured in the VHS The Early Days.
* The music heard in the TV Event of this episode is re-used in Rickshaw.
* In the Lithuanian dub, Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Po say 'Awooo!' instead of saying 'Boo!'.
The Teletubbies Jokes Save

**The Teletubbies Jokes Save** is the 50th video of Teletubbies. It was exclusively to the UK and US Version.

## Chapters/Segments

### UK Version

#### Teletubbies Everywhere

* Sand Bottle (Russia)
* Milking the Cows (Columbia)

#### Teletubbyland Segment

* Fetching the Favorite Things **(from Brennan's Moonwalk)**
* TV Event - Little Red Riding Hood
* The Course of Bed **(from Obstacle Course)**
* Who Did It? **(from Cuddles Poor Paw)**
* TV Event - Dog Kennel
* Messy Accident **(from Washing the Elephant)**
* Coming Down the Slide **(from Stretching Words)**
* TV Event - Firefighter
* The Skipping Rope **(from Numbers: 10 (Version 2))**

### US Version

#### Teletubbies Everywhere

* Sand Bottle (Russia)
* Milking the Cows (Columbia)

#### Teletubbyland Segment

* Fetching the Favorite Things **(from Brennan's Moonwalk)**
* TV Event - Watering the Garden
* The Course of Bed **(from Obstacle Course)**
* Po Sing a Song **(from Maori Singing)**
* TV Event - Pavement Artist
* The Teletubbies heard and tidies up the Teletubbies favourite things **(from Goldilocks and the Three Bears)**
* King Tinky Winky **(from Fancy Dress)**
* The Running Away Dance **(extended version)**
* TV Event - My Musical Instruments
* Coming Down the Slide **(from Stretching Words)**
* TV Event - Bird Bath (South Africa)
* The Skipping Rope **(from Numbers: 10 (Version 2))**

## Trivia

* This is a video to have special feature on Teletubbies US DVDs:
* The Magic Pumpkin and Other Stories (2000-2004)
* Go! Exercise with the Teletubbies (2001-2005)
* Play with the Teletubbies (2002)
* What's That? (2003-2004)
* Oooh! (2004-2005)
* All Together Teletubbies! (2005)
* Blue Sky (2006)
* Naughty of Teletubbies!‎‎ (2009)
* Laa Laa was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was the missing teletubby.
* After the Skipping Rope segment, the Tubby Bye-Bye voice trumpet is heard and the Teletubbies look up at the Windmill and say 'Uh-Oh' after the voice trumpet announces Tubby Bye Bye.
Washing the Car

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, and Laa-Laa walk into the Tubbytronic Superdome, while Po zooms in on her scooter catching up with them. The Teletubbies watch Shannon, Nicolas, Cameron and their Dad wash the family car. The Teletubbies wash themselves with their Tubby Sponges and Noo-Noo gets a Tubby wash. Then the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Cameron, Nicolas and Shannon Patterson

## Trivia

* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Guessing Game.
* The Washing the Car video was featured in the PC game Favourite Games.
* The Tubby Sponges segment was featured in the VHS Naughty Noo Noo!.
* This is the first episode when Po uses little microphone with Tubby Sponges.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
* Po is picked for the TV Event.
Uh-Oh! Messes & Muddles

**Uh-Oh! Messes & Muddles** is the 6th video of Teletubbies.

* Tubby Custard Cloud **(From "Swimming With Stephanie (UK)" & "Mandir Temple (US)")**
* Magical Event - The Magic House (Bottom-Left Window)

### Teletubbies x Larva Version

* What A Mess! **(From "Stop, Freeze!")**
* The Twisty Dance (Extended Version)
* TV Event - Larva Season 1: Ice Cream (Tinky Winky is chosen)
* Ball Of String **(From "Swan Lake")**
* No Where To Sit **(From "Farting")**
* TV Event - Larva Season 2: Soap Bubbles (Dipsy is chosen)
* Tubby Custard Cloud **(From "Fishing")**
* Magical Event - The Magic House (Bottom-Right Window)

## Trivia

* Po was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa was missing Teletubby.
* In the US version is called "Funny Day", and also Teletubbies x Larva version is called "Messy Time with the Teletubbies".
* The Tubby Custard Cloud scene is the only scene to have Dave Thompson as Tinky Winky.
* This video has the rabbits' song (same version from Swimming with Stephanie used as a transition into the Tubby Custard Cloud where the camera cuts fading to the opening shot 'Home Hill 2') However, in this video, the rabbits' song is used as a transition into the Twisty Dance. Instead, the Tubby Custard Cloud opens with the opening shot 'Field 1'.
* The scene of Po inside at the start of the Twisty Dance is cut. After the Rabbit song it cuts straight to her running outside.
* After the Tubby Custard Cloud where the cloud floats away, it cuts straight to the Magic Windmill spinning for The Magic House, as the episode originally had The Jumping Dance afterwards.
* This is the only video to end with a Magical Event.
	+ In Teletubbies x Larva version is the first video to end with a Magical Event.
* In the Lithuanian version, the Twisty Dance is replaced with the Jumping Dance on the path, Painting with Hands and Feet is cut, after the Teletubbies run off at the end of the Dirty Tubby Custard Seat, it cuts to the windmill spinning and the Teletubbies saying 'Uh-Oh' from Bubble Pictures, and in the Magic House, the puppet sings at the Top Right window instead of the Bottom Left window.
* In the US version, the end credits start after the Narrator says "Teletubbies say goodbye".
* In Teletubbies x Larva version, the Magic House, the puppet sings at the Bottom Right window instead of the Bottom Left window.

## Goofs

* In the Latvian version during the Rabbit montage and half of the Twisty Dance, there is no audio. Then halfway through the Twisty Dance the audio from the Conga segment from Painting with Hands and Feet plays over the footage. Also during the Magic House, the Jumping Dance audio from Swimming with Stephanie plays over the footage.
The Running Away Dance Il

**The Running Away Dance** is the fourth of the dances that the Teletubbies do. It was first shown in the episode Numbers: 1 (Version 1). The Teletubbies do this dance around some hills near the house.

All the Teletubbies meet at the hills. Po starts running back and forth. Then all the Teletubbies run away in different directions and then back again. Then they pretend to pant. Tinky Winky and Po run past Laa Laa and Dipsy, then Tinky Winky and Laa Laa bump tummies and so do Dipsy and Po. Then they pretend to pant again and run past each other and pant again. Then they run up to a hill and they all spin round and round together and the dance ends

This is one of the few dances with an extended version. But in this dance the music changes key throughout the dance. It's very rare that the Teletubbies do this dance just once.

The Running Away Dance appears in some various episodes

* Numbers: 1 (Version 1)
* Balancing
* Numbers: 2 (Version 1)
* Naughty Cloud
* Naughty Bee
* Becky and Jed Finding Eggs **(shortened version)**
* Baby Elephant **(shortened version)**
* Numbers: 8 (Version 2)
* Making Big Mac
* Bessie Car **(shortened version)**

## Trivia

* Becky and Jed Finding Eggs, Baby Elephant, Numbers: 8 (Version 2), Bessie Car and the US episodes are the only episodes where the Teletubbies giggle during the dance.
* In Numbers: 2 (Version 1), Naughty Cloud, Naughty Bee, Becky and Jed Finding Eggs, Baby Elephant, Numbers: 8 (Version 2), Making Big Mac and Bessie Car, after the dance, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* In Balancing, after the dance ends, the Magic Windmill spins for the TV Event.
Washing the Goat (India)

The Teletubbies run in different directions and say 'Eh-oh!' before the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch a group of children from India washing their goat in the river.

In Teletubbyland, it's time for Tubby Custard. Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa spill custard on themselves. Po doesn't spill any custard, but when she sits down to eat it, she spills it over the table. The Noo Noo tidies up. Finally, the Teletubbies then hug the Noo Noo and then each other before the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Khandas Village, India

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* When Dipsy says 'Again-again!' for the TV event to be repeated, his aerial sound doesn't play.
Urban Walk

The Teletubbies play their through the arch game. But, the Magic Windmill interrupts them, so they go off to watch a little girl and her dad go for a walk. Back in Teletubbyland, A signal light (traffic light) appears in Teletubbyland. Then, Po admires the signal light changing from red to green. She can't go when the signal light is on red, so she has to wait for it to change to green. Then, Dipsy arrives and notices the signal light. Then, Laa-Laa comes along with her ball and wants Dipsy to play with it. But, he has to wait for the signal light to change to green. Then, Tinky Winky comes along and notices the signal light. While he waits for the light to change to green, Po rides her scooter with Dipsy and Laa-Laa run around with the ball and chase it. Then, the signal light changes to green. What a good job Tinky Winky waited. So Tinky Winky walks away and the signal light disappears. It's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Ellie, Trixie and Kevin Greening

## Trivia

* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Going for a Walk.
* This is the first episode copyrighted in 1998. Although Feeding the Sheep in Winter, which aired the previous year, has 1998 copyright.
* The sound effect the signal light makes when it disappears will later be re-used in another Ragdoll Show "Boohbah" when a Boohbah's head pops out.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
* Po was chosen for TV Event.
Tidy and Clear House

Back in Teletubbyland, Dipsy his eating some Tubby Toast but the Magic Windmill spins. Then, they watch two boys are tidying up and clear of the house. Then, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po have fun getting in and out of bed, going in and out through the doors and stepping in and out of a puddle. Then, it's was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* In the 2006 US Video "The Best Friends" as well in 2007 US Video "All Together Teletubbies!", A scene with Dipsy and Laa-Laa was not included, but the other episode is Making Mosaics.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was picked for the TV Event.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
Picking Raspberry

The Teletubbies do the Walking Dance before the magic windmill spins for The Magic Tree. Afterwards, Po makes Tubby Custard for the other Teletubbies and they all tuck in. Then, the windmill spins again and all of the Teletubbies watch a video of a group of boys from Spain picking some raspberries in an red grove and they put them into crates. Then, they sit under the trees and eat some of them. Then, the Magic Windmill stops spinning and it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Plot (US American Version)

The Teletubbies Everywhere segment features Tinky Winky and Dipsy making a rectangle, Laa-Laa going up and going down and Laa-Laa receiving a video that shows a group of boys from Spain picking some raspberries in an red grove and they put them into crates. Then, they sit under the trees and eat some of them. In Teletubbyland, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po enjoy walking sideways. Afterwards, the Magic Windmill starts spinning again, and this time the Teletubbies run off to watch The Tap Dancing Teddy Bear dancing once in his carousel (same version from the Sunday Special Version of Basketball) before the Magic Windmill stops spinning. Afterwards, the Teletubbies do extended version of The Jumping Dance on the right path of the Superdome (same version from the Sunday Special Version of Going on a Train) before the camera cuts to the sun screaming in excitement for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Po was both the missing Teletubby and boo shouter in both the UK and US Versions.
* Laa-Laa was chosen for the TV Event.
* This is another episode where a Magical Event happens before a TV Event.
* This is also another episode where a TV Event happens at the end.
* The US Version has The Dancing Bear instead of The Magic Tree.
* The US Version has the path version of The Jumping Dance instead of The Walking Dance.