Magical Events

**The Magical Events** are certain scenes/shows to entertain the Teletubbies. The first Magical Event is the TV Magical Event happens at the beginning of the episode. It also happens at the beginning, middle, and end of every volume (The Windmill spins faster and pink sparkles appear to be flying out of It and one of the Teletubbies get to watch a video on their stomach, when it ends, only in the TV episodes, we see the chosen Teletubbies say "Again, Again" and we watch the entire video again, shortened in the 2015 reboot). Also, at the second Magical Event, a visitor comes to entertain the Teletubbies another Magical Event happens when The Windmill spins faster and pink sparkles appear to be flying out of It. There are seven Magical Events where the magical visitors come to entertain the other Teletubbies before the end of the episode. After the magical visitors fades away the Windmill will be preparing to stop spinning before the end of the episode or to move on to the next scene.

## TV Event

* The Teletubbies get to watch a video on one of their stomachs (beginning of every episode and also beginning, middle and end of every volume)

## Magic Events

* The Lion And Bear (first appeared in the eleventh episode "See-Saw" in original sketch and the three-hundredth and thirty-sixth episode "Asian Storyteller (The Fox)" in edited sketch and also seen on the UK DVD "Teletubbies Look!" with the edited sketch and on the UK DVDS "Teletubbies Happy Birthday!" and Teletubbies Autumn Fun with the original sketch.)
* The Tap Dancing Teddy Bear (first appeared in the fifth episode "Painting with Hands and Feet" and last appeared on "My Light Opening", and also in the VHS "Dance with the Teletubbies" and on the DVD "Teletubbies Happy Birthday!")
* The Singing Man in the Pink House (first appeared on the third episode "The Grand of Duke of York" and last appeared on "Rangoli Painting", and also seen in the VHS "Uh Oh Messes and Muddles" and DVD "Teletubbies Happy Birthday!")
* The Animal Parade (Based on Noah's Ark) (first appeared in the very first episode, "Ned's Bicycle" and last appeared on the US version of "Magician Shop", and also the VHS "Here Come the Teletubbies" and also seen on DVD "Meet the Teletubbies" and "Teletubbies Happy Birthday!")
* The Three Ships (first appeared in the seventh episode "Playing in the Rain" and last appeared on "Numbers: 8 (Version 3)", also seen in the VHS "Favourite Things" and on the DVD "Teletubbies Happy Birthday")
* The Magic Tree (first appeared in the sixth episode in "Lambs" and last appeared on "Christmas Advent Calendar", also seen in the VHS Nursery Rhymes and on DVD "Teletubbies Happy Birthday!")
* Little Bo Peep (first seen in the two-hundred and forty five episode "Catherine's Toy Farm" and last seen on "Bessie Car", and also seen on the DVD "Teletubbies - Happy Birthday!" and the US DVD "Teletubbies - It's Time to Hear the Horns")
* The Magic Train (exclusively in the video game "Play with the Teletubbies")
* The Musical Clouds (exclusively in the video game "Play with the Teletubbies")

## Trivia

* Magical Events were dropped in the revival series, probably due to the episodes being shorter and the BBC not wanting any more complaints if any of them are scary for children like the The Singing Man and The Lion and The Bear. As a result, various Teletubbies YouTube users (like UltimateTeletubbiesFan1997 Is Back) are forced to make their own custom Magical Events such as magical colorful objects or animals (like turtles, rainbow stars, sparkling bubbles, etc.), singing characters (like the girl, flowers, clouds, stars, and a quartet), and reused clips from other movies and TV shows (such as the "Crabby Crawl Dance" from Elmo's World and My Little Pony music videos).
* Most of the Magic Events are controversial. With the only non-controversial events being The Animal Parade and Little Bo Peep.
* In Let's Learn English With The Teletubbies video series, a series of 2-part Magical Events are called Cartoon Magical Events. These are animated in flash animation and features some words that are spoken by the narrator.