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## Plot (Version 1)

Laa-Laa walks outside of the superdome, and the Teletubbies do the Running Away Dance. A voice trumpet recites the nursery rhymes 'Tweedle Dum, Twaddle Dum, Twenty-One' which makes Laa-Laa laugh. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch some children learning about the number 1. Then, the Teletubbies turns wearing and dancing in the skirt. Eventually, Laa-Laa makes Dipsy wear it even though Dipsy doesn't want to. Then, Laa-Laa chases Dipsy until he wears the skirt. While Dipsy does his dance, the skirt falls off him and he runs away. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The pupils of Duncombe School, London

## Plot (Version 2)

The Teletubbies run outside to play with their favourite things. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch some children learning about the number 1. Inside the Home Hill, it is time for Teletubbies to sleep in their beds, and a voice trumpet rises up singing them a good to sleep song. A moment later, Po is gone. She's outside riding her scooter. When she returns and goes back to bed, Laa-Laa is gone. She's outside playing with her ball. When she returns and goes back to bed, Dipsy is gone. He's outside walking with his hat. When he returns and goes back to bed, Tinky Winky is gone. He's outside jumping with his bag. When he returns and goes back to bed, all the Teletubbies go back to sleep. But then, all the Teletubbies have gone. They're all outside with their favourite things. Eventually, though they're supposed to be in bed they don't want to go back to bed and so they run away. It's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Trivia

* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in Versions 1 and 2.
* Po was the boo shouter in Versions 1 and 2.
* Dipsy was picked for the TV Event.
* Version 1 is the first episode to feature the Running Away Dance.
* Version 1 is also the first Numbers episode.
* Version 2 is re-uses the opening segment from Kite Flying. The only difference is the opening shot.
* The Teletubbies are Supposed to be in Bed segment from Version 2 is featured in the bonus extra feature on the US DVD, Go! Exercise with the Teletubbies.
* The Skirt segment and the Running Away Dance from Version 1 were featured in the VHS Dance with the Teletubbies.
* The Supposed to be Asleep segment from Version 2 was featured in the VHS Playtime Fun.
* Version 1 just before the Running Away Dance, the Sun Baby does a different sounding laughing.
* Clips from this episode can be seen in the "*Doctor Orders Who?"* episode "The Sound of Drums" when The Master watches Teletubbies and is amazed by the fact that they have televisions in their tummies.
* When the Teletubbies rush over to see the windmill spinning for the TV Event, they are at the place where they watch The Lion and Bear from even though that magical event wasn't introduced until the 11th episode, See Saw.
* After the TV Event ends in the first version, the Baby Sun cuts to the last segment without an opening shot.
Series 11

**Series 11** premiered on Children's BBC in the UK between 22nd November to 17th December 1999.

## Episodes

### UK Airings

1. Stick Insect = 22nd November 1999
2. Colours: Brown = 23rd November 1999
3. Catching Leaves = 24th November 1999
4. Making a Den = 25th November 1999
5. Torches = 26th November 1999
6. Maori Singing = 29th November 1999
7. Pumpkin Face = 30th November 1999
8. Badgers = 1st December 1999
9. Hide and Seek = 2nd December 1999
10. Getting Up in the Morning = 3rd December 1999
11. Game Drive = 6th December 1999
12. Colours: Red = 7th December 1999
13. Going Up and Going Down = 8th December 1999
14. Making Music = 9th December 1999
15. Ducks = 10th December 1999
16. Bagels = 13th December 1999
17. Animal Rhythms = 14th December 1999
18. Rosie's Hairdo = 15th December 1999
19. Sea Tractor = 16th December 1999
20. Chameleon = 17th December 1999

### International Airings

1. Brennan's Moonwalk
2. Crawling
3. Shrimps in the Sand
4. Cuddles' Poor Paw
5. Handshapes: Turkey
6. Clay
7. Carousel
8. Ladybird
9. Yoga
10. Welly Walk
11. Circles
12. Seahorses
13. Shoeshine
14. Tram (Cable Car)
15. Apple Pie
16. Spray Paint Mural
17. Skipping
18. Moon
19. Fox Cubs
20. Pavement Artist
21. Stick Insect
22. Colours: Brown
23. Catching Leaves
24. Making a Den
25. Torches
26. Maori Singing
Our Calf Treacle

The Teletubbies run up and down a hill calling out their names. Then they watch Matthew and Mark feeding their calf named Treacle. Inside the house, the Teletubbies are having Tubby Custard. Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa eat their Tubby Custard very slowly, but Po can't wait and eats hers very fast. Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa find it funny and fall over laughing. Finally, the sun giggles for Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: Matthew & Mark Carnie

## Trivia

* This is Matthew and Mark's first appearance without James.
* This episode reuses the opening segment from Wake Up! and Asian Storyteller (Winter), but with some minor differences.
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
Teletubbies 10

**Teletubbies 10** was the title of a year-long promotion, held in 2007 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the original Teletubbies series from 1997.

As part of the promotion, special merchandise was released with a "Teletubbies 10" logo, such as the Teletubbies: Happy Birthday! DVD. This DVD featured the top 10 Teletubby moments as voted for by readers of *Mother & Baby Magazine*, as well as 10 classic episodes.

The promotion also introduced 2-D illustrated designs of the Teletubbies characters, which were used on the CBeebies website and in a V.Smile game called "*Time for Teletubbies"*.

## About the Event

The event officially started on 21 March 2007 (ten days before 31 March, the day when Teletubbies first aired). On this day, the four Teletubbies appeared at an invitation-only event in London. They later appeared internationally in New York City's Times Square and other locations.

The Teletubbies were also interviewed on *The Today Show*, which was advertised as the first televised appearance of the actors without their costumes.

Mike Bloomberg (the mayor of New York City at the time) announced that 28 March 2007 was "Teletubbies Day" and gave the Teletubbies the key to New York City. Following their show in New York, the Teletubbies went on their first live European tour, performing in London, Paris, Bremen, Darmstadt, Halle, Hamburg, Köln, and Hannover.

## Trivia

* In 2017, for the show's 20th anniversary, a similar logo was created. The 2017 logo added a tagline: "Celebrating Big Hugs."
Skirt

**Skirt** is a clothing/dress/object that the Teletubbies love to wear it, except Dipsy who hates to wear it, instead of Dipsy's hat.

## Appearances

### Original Series

#### Episodes

* Painting with Hands and Feet (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Numbers - 1 (Version 1) (All the Teletubbies wear it)
* Jumping (Tinky Winky wears it)
* Hanukkah (Tinky Winky wears it)
* Living in Flats (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Painting Easter Eggs (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Naughty Sausage (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Badgers (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Mum's Portrait (Tinky Winky wears it)
* Jabadao (Tinky Winky wears it)
* Floating Boat (Tinky Winky wears it)
* Flamenco Singing (All the Teletubbies wear it)
* Maori Dancing (Dipsy wears it)
* Swallow (All the Teletubbies wear it)
* Washing Up (US Version) (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Cows and Calves (US Version) (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Twirlers (US Version) (Laa-Laa wears it)
* Ballet (US Exclusive) (Tinky Winky wears it)

#### Videos

* Here Come the Teletubbies (From Painting with Hands and Feet)
* Dance with the Teletubbies (From Numbers - 1 (Version 1) and Jumping)
* Silly Songs and Funny Dances (US Version) (From Naughty Sausage)
* Oooh! (From Badgers)

#### Video Game

* Favourite Games (All the Teletubbies wear it, except Dipsy)

### New Series

* Ballet (All the Teletubbies wear them)
* Lights Out (Laa-Laa wears it)

## Trivia

* In Hanukkah is the only episode where the Noo-Noo tidies up the skirt.
* In Favourite Games, all the Teletubbies wear and dance in (except Dipsy, who runs away from it because he doesn't like the skirt).
Paddling by the Sea

Laa-Laa is out for a walk, then she brings Po along with her, then they bring Dipsy along with them and finally they bring Tinky Winky along with them. The Teletubbies watch a group of children playing in the sea. Then the Teletubbies jump inside the Home Hill. The Magic Windmill spins and The 3 Ships sail through Teletubbyland. After that, the Magic Windmill stops spinning and the Teletubbies do The Splashing Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Luke Adcock, Paige James, Jack & Karen McGee and Caroline, Chika & Osita Nwaokolo

## Trivia

* The Paddling by the Sea video was featured in the VHS All Together Teletubbies!.
* This is the last episode to have a few things:
* The last episode with The Three Ships and The Splashing Dance, which both first appeared in Playing in the Rain.
* When the windmill spins for The 3 Ships, the magic event sound plays twice. First when the windmill starts spinning and again when the Teletubbies say 'Uh-Oh!'.
* This is the fourth episode where the Teletubbies are silent during the Three Ships sketch.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby and picked for the TV Event.
Rosie's Hairdo

Dipsy's hat is sitting at the Control Panel. Then the Noo-Noo tidies it up. Dipsy comes into the house, Noo-Noo blows the hat out and Dipsy puts the hat on. The Teletubbies watch some children style their friend's hair. The Teletubbies stand on some hills and say 'Eh-Oh!' to each other. Then, the Teletubbies watch the Magic Tree and then do the Swinging Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Rosie Fish, Zainab Sanusi, Kashif Kara James, Vaishali Ganda and MJ Harriott

## Trivia

* The opening segment re-uses footage from Colours: Black.
* The Swinging Dance was featured in the VHS A Day for Dancing.
* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was picked for the TV Event.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
Teletubby Days: Po

**Teletubby Days: Po** is the fourth episode of Teletubby Days.

## Plot

Po comes sliding into the Tubbytronic Superdome and falls over before catching up with the other Teletubbies to watch a little boy showing how his father proves to be a great firefighter. Meanwhile, Po rides her scooter too fast and keeps knocking the other Teletubbies over. But then she crashes into a tree and falls over. Afterwards, Po catches up with the other Teletubbies to do The Falling Down Dance near the roof of the Tubbytronic Superdome before the Windmill started to spin again from its Spinny Ride Windmill clip, the Teletubbies run off down the right path to watch The Three Ships sail through Teletubbyland before the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* The US Version of Teletubby Days: Po aired on October 18, 2007.
* The TV Event featured in Teletubby Days: Po is Firefighter.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was the boo shouter.
Small Carousel

Laa-Laa's ball is sitting at the Tubby Table. Then, the Noo-Noo tidies it up. Laa-Laa comes into the house, Noo-Noo blows her ball out and Laa-Laa takes the ball on. The Teletubbies watch some children spin around on a small carousel. Back in Teletubbyland, Po hears a quiet coming from inside the house and she goes inside to see what it is. It's Tinky Winky asleeping his bed. Laa-Laa hears a quiet coming from inside the house, so she goes to see what it is. It's Tinky Winky and Po asleeping his bed. Dipsy hears a quiet coming from the house, so he goes to see what it is. It's time for bed with Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po asleeping his bed. Then, all the Teletubbies asleeping his bed and saying "Nap Time". Finally, they all have sleeping his bed before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was chosen for the TV Event.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
Seahorses

The Teletubbies walk in between some trees before watching Andy Brown and some children look at seahorses. The Teletubbies search for interesting things. Tinky Winky sees his reflection in a puddle, Dipsy sees two different clouds, Laa-Laa sees three beautiful flowers and Po sees four unusual stones. How interesting! Then, it’s time for Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: Andy Brown with Kavita Dhande and Mandeep Shergill

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa is picked for the TV Event.
My Household Chores

Po riding on her scooter. While she's out, she sees Laa-Laa's ball, Dipsy's hat and Tinky Winky's bag. She brings each of the Teletubbies their favourite things. But, then Noo-Noo tidies up Laa-Laa's ball, Dipsy's hat and Tinky Winky's bag **(except Po's Scooter)** and they chase him. The Teletubbies watch 2 twins make some chores in the house with his friends and their parents clean up the room a dry. Then, Dipsy jumps for joy when he sees a beautiful flower. Then, Laa-Laa jumps to catch her ball, Po jumps to her scooter and Tinky Winky jumps for fun while wearing the skirt. A voice trumpet plays Piano music and Tinky Winky jumps on a hill in front of a tree and in front of the house. After all that jumping, Tinky Winky falls, he feeling very tired. Then, the Teletubbies do the Splashing before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was chosen for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* This episode re-uses the main segment from Jumping.
* After Jumping for Fun ends, the camera cuts to no bells chiming The Rabbits Song plays before it cuts to The Splashing Dance.
Watermelon Picking

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa walk into the Tubbytronic Superdome, while Po zooms in on her scooter catching up with them. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch some children go to watermelon picking. Back in Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies gets ready to wash themselves with their Tubby Sponges and Noo-Noo gets a Tubby wash too. Then, the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was chosen for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Guessing Game and Washing the Car.
My Light Opening

The Teletubbies come out of the house to playing with Control Panel makes sounds and noise. The Magic Windmill starts spinning before watching two boys with daddy making light with opening. Then the Magic Windmill spins again and the Teletubbies watch the Dancing Bear and do the Twisty Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* When the Teletubbies watch the windmill spin for the Dancing Bear, the Magic Event tune plays straight away, meaning the cymbal tune is cut off as well as the silent whooshing of the windmill. The second half of the Windmill theme is heard instead. After the Teletubbies say "Uh-Oh!" and first run away, instead of the camera zooming in to the Windmill while it is spinning and The Teletubbies reaching the Magical Event place, it cuts straight to the Sun Baby giggling and then the Teletubbies listening to the marimba tune and going on to see the Dancing Bear.
* This is the last episode where Dipsy was the missing teletubby.
* This is the last episode to have Tinky Winky as the boo shouter.
* Po was picked for the TV event.
* This is the last episode where the Tap Dancing Teddy Bear dances twice.
* This is the last episode to have the Tap Dancing Teddy Bear, and the Twisty Dance.
* This is the last episode to have the Teletubbies dancing after the Magical Event.
* This is the only episode where the Sun Baby doesn't giggle for Tubby Bye Bye after the Twisty Dance.

## Watch

Teletubbies My Light Opening - Full Episode 24:09 Youtube!
The 'Scary' Hill

**The "Scary" Hill** is a hill in Teletubbyland. It's the large hill located on the left of the Tubbytronic Superdome, and is accessible from either the path on the left of the house or from the fields. It is basically a grassy hill with lots of trees and scary looking bushes and flowers. It is where the Teletubbies watch The Lion And Bear event from (hence the namesake). This section of the hill first appeared in the episode Numbers: 1.

The section of the hill where the Teletubbies watch the Lion and Bear is normally accessed by first going at the place where the Teletubbies hear the sound of the special visitor coming to Teletubbyland during Magical Events, then taking the path on the right instead of going straight. After taking the path on the right, keep going until you see some flowers and three trees in a row, sitting in front of the trees. This is the place where the Teletubbies always watch the Lion And Bear when they come to play their hide and seek game in Teletubbyland. The Bear's hiding place is also not far from the hill.

Is unknown the reason why the Teletubbies sit down on that hill. Maybe it's because it's very tall and they are safe from the Lion and Bear.

The trees on the hill respond very quickly to extreme changes in the area.

In the original sketch, when the Teletubbies reach their usual place, they look around and turn to face the camera before saying: "Uh Oh!" in a frightened voice. They then jump up and down and after hearing the Bear's voice, the Teletubbies run down the path on the right, before they reach the hill and sit down. The Bear's voice sounds again and the Teletubbies become even more scared. Soon, they see the Bear and become terrified. However, as soon as the Lion appears they freak out and soon are petrified, determined to get away from the hill. As soon as the Bear and Lion disappear they say "All gone!" in a relieved voice and escape quickly from the hill, presumably running down the path leading to the house.

In the edited sketch, the Teletubbies are more excited and joyful, as they arrive giggling at their destination. They look around, like in the original sketch and turn to face the camera, however, this time, they say: "Ooh!" and turn back, giggling. The Bear's voice sounds and the Teletubbies run down the path, however, this time more cheerfully, before arriving at the same location that they were in during the original sketch. The Bear sounds again and the Teletubbies giggle, before the Bear appears. When the Lion appears, the Teletubbies are no longer scared of him, as they find him more humorous and jolly.

The hill appears in some episodes where the Teletubbies gather up to see the Magic Windmill spin, even if these episodes don't contain the Lion and Bear.
Photographs

Laa-Laa and Po go for a walk, but Tinky Winky and Dipsy is still asleep in bed. Laa-Laa and Po go to sleep and then Tinky Winky and Dipsy wakes up. While Laa-Laa and Po are asleep, Tinky Winky and Dipsy goes for a walk together. The Teletubbies watch 2 children and her teacher taking photographs of each others family. Then, the Magic Windmill spins again and the Teletubbies watch The Three Ships sail through Teletubbyland. Then, the Teletubbies do The Happy Dance. Then it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was chosen for the TV Event
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* This is the only episode where the extended version of the Happy Dance.
* When the windmill spins for The Three Ships, the magic event sound plays twice. Last when the windmill starts spinning and again when the Teletubbies say "Uh-Oh!".
* After the Happy Dance, 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.
Spring

Tinky Winky and Po decide to have Tubby Toast eating together before The Teletubbies watch 4 kids and his dad planting a tree in the spring time. Then, the Teletubbies do The Bumping Dance. Then, the Magic Windmill spins again and watch The Three Ships sail through appears in Teletubbyland. Then it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* After the Bumping Dance, instead of the Teletubbies seeing the voice trumpet rising for Tubby Bye-Bye, it has the rare windmill clip of Bumps a Daisy with sparkles (from the US Version of Feeding the Chickens), then they watch the Three Ships.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was chosen for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
Squeezy Painting

Inside the house, Po is about to make some Tubby Custard, but the Magic Windmill starts spinning. The Teletubbies watch some children squeezy painting in the garden. Back in Teletubbyland, The Teletubbies make Tubby Custard. The Teletubbies also trying to be very careful not to spill their Tubby Custard. Suddenly, Dipsy spills his Tubby Custard and the Noo-Noo tidies up. The Teletubbies have a Big Hug before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Louise Condon, Julien Jallane, Leia Kennedy and Bernadette Marron

## Trivia

* This is the 200th episode of the series.
* The Dipsy spills his Tubby Custard segment was featured in the VHS Naughty Noo-Noo!.
* The Squeezy Painting video segment was featured in the All Together Teletubbies!.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* The Last Season 06 Episode.
Playing with Pirate

The Teletubbies do the Calypso Dance before the Magic Windmill spins. Then, they watch 3 children playing the pirate finding there treasure hunt. Back in Teletubbyland, Po plays "Peek-a-Boo" and Laa-Laa surprises her before the Magic Windmill spins again for The Lion and Bear coming to Teletubbyland to play hide-and-seek. Then, the voice trumpet rises for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* The Playing with Pirate Video was featured on the VHS Oh Silly!.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby and was picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* The Teletubbies giggling when arriving at the Magic Event place. This also happens in Numbers: 2 (Version 1), Dentist and Jigsaw: Elephant.
* This is the last episode where the Teletubbies remain sitting on the hill at the end of The Lion and Bear. The other episodes are Numbers: 2 (Version 1), Dirty Dog, Paddling Pool, Sophie Art Circus, Asian Storyteller (The Fox) and Dragonflies.
* When the windmill spins at the start of The Lion and Bear, the Magic Event tune and the scary upbeat music don't play. Instead the windmill just keeps whooshing. However, when the Teletubbies line up at the Magical Event hill, the gong sounds and the scary tune plays.
* This includes a very rare animation of the Windmill.
Pigeon Street

***Pigeon Street*** is an animated children's television series, written by Michael Cole, originally shown on the BBC in 1981 as part of its 'See-Saw' strand for pre-schoolers. There were two series with eight and five episodes respectively, each programme lasting fifteen minutes. The series has been repeated a number of times.

The animation was created by Alan Rogers and Peter Lang of the
Cut-Out Animation Co., who later went on to do a nursery rhyme series
with similar animation called Rub-A-Dub-Dub. Voices were performed by George Layton, with additional voices by John Telfer. Music was by Benni Lees, and played by Soulyard.

The shows featured the everyday adventures of a group of characters living on *Pigeon Street*, an area of flats and terraced housing in a British city, also home to several pigeons which appeared in each show but only occasionally featured in the plot.
Characters included Clara the long distance lorry driver, her cohabiting partner Hugo the chef, Mr Baskerville the detective, Mr Jupiter the astronomer,
 Mr Macadoo the petshop owner and two twins, Molly and Polly, who were
only distinguishable by the letter M and P on their jumpers.

## Episode Listing

* All in a day's work (10 February 1981)
* A light in the sky (17 February 1981)
* Pigeon at sea (24 February 1981)
* Can I have my ball back? (3 March 1981)
* Noisy neighbours (10 March 1981)
* Pigeon post (17 March 1981)
* A cold day (24 March 1981)
* Somewhere to eat (31 March 1981)
* Down with the car park (19 November 1981)
* The flood (26 November 1981)
* Hobbies (3 December 1981)
* Springtime for Hugo (10 December 1981)
* Getting away (17 December 1981)

Rogers and Lang went on creating many animations for programmes like Words and Pictures, Numbertime, Rosie and Jim, Hotch Potch House, Rat-A-Tat-Tat and The Number Crew.

## Credits

* Written by: Michael Cole
* With the Voices of: George Layton, John Telfer
* Music Composed by: Benni Lees
* And Played by: Soulyard
* Sound by: Andrè Jaquemin, Peter Hodges, Rod Guest
* Edited by: Grahame Scoular, John McNelly, Alec Jeakins
* Animation by: Peter Lang
* Design by: Alan Rogers
* Production by: David Yates, Alan Rogers
* A David Yates Production
* © BBC MCMLXXXI

## Repeats

Pigeon Street has been repeated on BBC1 & 2 from 1981 - 1993, CBBC on Choice began showing Pigeon Street on New Year's Weekend 2000 at 8.00am - 8.45am showing the first 6 episodes as a triple bill to welcome the new millennium alongside Postman Pat, Pingu, Bob the Builder and Mr Benn before beginning broadcasts on Monday 28th February 2000 at 6.25am, 9.25am, 12.25pm and 3.25pm until Friday 17th March 2000. On Monday 4th September 2000, Gremlyn TV was launched on weekday mornings and teatimes from 6.00am - 6.30am and 6.30pm - 7.00pm, Pigeon Street was part of it alongside fellows favourites Brum, Charlie Chalk, Mr Benn and Postman Pat being shown twice on a 4-month loop bringing the total to 8 months altogether ending on Friday 30th March 2001. Pigeon Street was shown at weekends at 8.10am, 11.10am, 2.10pm and 5.10pm from Sunday 12th May 2001 - Sunday 24th June 2001. It is not been repeated since then.
Spiders

The Teletubbies go to sleep in the Superdome then the magic windmill starts to spin and wakes them up. The Teletubbies watch Georgina and Andy look at a spider in the garden. Then in the Superdome, Tinky Winky hears two Voice Trumpets recite the nursery rhyme 'Incy Wincy Spider'. The windmill starts spinning and the Animal Parade marches through Teletubbyland. The Teletubbies do the Calypso Dance before Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: Andy Brown with Georgina Day

## Trivia

* This is the first of only two episodes to have The Calypso Dance. The other was Double Bass.
* The Incy Wincy Spider segment was featured in the VHS Bedtime.
* This is the only episode where it shows a very rare scene where a Voice Trumpet shows how it comes up from a hole.
* A nursery rhyme based on The Incy Wincy Spider segment is made in the Cbeebies website in the 2000s.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event.
Seals

The Teletubbies come out of Home Hill while holding hands and say 'Eh-oh!' before the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch some children with seals. Tinky Winky wonders what the other Teletubbies are doing. So he goes up the slide and looks around from the top of the house. He sees Laa-Laa skipping and jumping around the flowers, Po marching in front of the trees and Dipsy dancing on top of the hill. Then, he hears the Teletubbies say, "Big Hug!" in front of the house and Tinky Winky joins them for a big hug. Finally, it's time for Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: Kelly & Rory Fish, Khanya Moyo and Children of The Children's Workshop, Cape Town, South Africa

## Trivia

* A flash game based on the main segment was made for the Cbeebies website back in the early 2000s.
* The Tinky Winky wonders what the other Teletubbies are doing segment was featured in the VHS The Best of Tinky Winky.
* Po is picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
Samudhiram 2

*Samuthiram 2* (transl. Ocean 2) is a 2023 Indian Tamil-language drama film written by Erode Soundar and directed by K. S. Ravikumar. The film stars an ensemble cast of Vishnu, Shreekumar, Sravan Rajesh, Anitha Venkat, Sridevi Ashok, Pavitra Lokesh and Vaishali Taniga. The film's score and soundtrack are composed by Sabesh-Murali. The film was released on 16 June 2023. The film was remade in Telugu as Siva Rama Raju with Jagapathi Babu, in Bengali as Kartabya, and in Kannada as Paramashiva with V. Ravichandran. Even though it got mixed reviews, it became a "superhit" at the box office.[1]

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## Plot

Selvarasu (Vishnu) is the head of his family, and his two brothers Thangarasu (Shreekumar) and Chinnarasu (Sravan Rajesh) are ready to give up their lives for him. The three brothers are very fond of their sister Rasamani (Anitha Venkat). A rich man from the neighboring village (Ilavarasu), Chennai Logu Thangarajan, feels insulted when Thangarasu mishandles his son Elvis (Elvis) during a temple festival, and to take revenge, he comes with a wedding proposal to make Rasamani his daughter-in-law. At the time of the wedding, the groom's family demands the entire wealth of Selvarasu to be transferred to Rasamani as the dowry, for which Selvarasu and his brothers agree. The brothers are insulted at every opportunity, while Rasamani is also ill-treated by her husband and father in law.

Selvarasu is married to Lakshmi (Sridevi Ashok), while Thangarasu is married to his cousin Durga (Pavithra Lokesh) and Chinnarasu is in love with his classmate Priya (Vaishali Taniga). Rasamani gets conceived but still undergoes the torture of her family. Chinnarasu's wedding is arranged with Priya, and the brothers eagerly await for the arrival of Rasamani for the wedding. However, Rasamani is locked up in a room by Aakash, who is not permitting her to attend the wedding. Aakash also injures her feet while she tries to escape from her house with plans of attending the wedding. The brothers come to Rasamani's home requesting her to come for the wedding and are shocked to know that she is hurt and locked in a room. The brothers fight Aakash's goons. Rasamani gets furious and decides to end her relationship with Aakash. She removes the thaali and throws on the face of her husband and decides to go with her brothers. In the end, Aakash and his father reform and accept Rasamani and her brothers.
Series 3

**Series 3** premiered on Children's BBC in the UK between 1st September to 24th October 1997.

## Episodes

### UK Airings

1. Butterfly = 1st September 1997
2. Carnival = 2nd September 1997
3. Naughty Snake = 3rd September 1997
4. Guessing Game = 4th September 1997
5. Numbers: 4 (Version 1) = 5th September 1997
6. Dandelion Clocks = 8th September 1997
7. Ice Skating = 9th September 1997
8. Josie's Pots = 10th September 1997
9. Animals: Fish = 11th September 1997
10. Hickory Dickory Dock = 12th September 1997
11. Numbers: 6 (Version 1) = 15th September 1997
12. Wake Up! = 16th September 1997
13. Sophie's Art Circus = 17th September 1997
14. Emily Washing the Pony = 18th September 1997
15. Gymnastics = 19th September 1997
16. Sandcastles = 22nd September 1997
17. Walking the Dog = 23rd September 1997
18. Sand Pendulum = 24th September 1997
19. Going on a Train = 25th September 1997
20. Herding Sheep = 26th September 1997
21. Eid's New Clothes = 29th September 1997
22. Picking and Sorting = 30th September 1997
23. Numbers: 9 = 1st October 1997
24. Going to School By Boat = 2nd October 1997
25. Squirrels = 3rd October 1997
26. Stone Wall = 6th October 1997
27. Urban Birds = 7th October 1997
28. Bubble Pictures = 8th October 1997
29. Good Morning = 9th October 1997
30. Numbers: 8 = 10th October 1997
31. Monkey Safari = 13th October 1997
32. Leaves = 14th October 1997
33. Flamenco Guitar = 15th October 1997
34. Numbers: 1 (Version 2) = 16th October 1997
35. Stop and Go = 17th October 1997
36. Chinese New Year = 20th October 1997
37. Pancakes = 21st October 1997
38. Funghi the Dolphin = 22nd October 1997
39. Music with Debbie 2 = 23rd October 1997
40. Mandir Temple = 24th October 1997

### International Airings

1. Digging in the Sand for Worms
2. Sarah, Fraser and the Ducks
3. Throwing
4. Lighthouse
5. Naughty Bee
6. Paddling Pool
7. Numbers: 5 (Version 1)
8. Swans
9. Butterfly
10. Carnival
11. Naughty Snake
12. Guessing Game
13. Numbers: 4 (Version 1)
14. Dandelion Clocks
15. Ice Skating
16. Josie's Pots
17. Animals: Fish
18. Hickory Dickory Dock
19. Numbers: 6 (Version 1)
20. Wake Up!
21. Sophie's Art Circus
22. Emily Washing the Pony
23. Gymnastics
24. Sandcastles
25. Walking the Dog
26. Sand Pendulum
Sheeeep

***Sheeep*** was a short lived animated television series that aired on CBBC with in the United Kingdom. The show followed the adventures of the 3
sheep called Georgina, Gogol and Hubert who often end up the waiting the
scheme of the wolves or even Moze's companions mess them up.

## Characters

* **Georgina** (Voiced by Julia Sawalha) - A female sheep who has a rather bossy, domineering personality. She sometimes appears to be the self elected leader of the 3 and is often too keen to put her opinions forward. Also she mistrusts wolves more than anyone. She lives a flock of sheep in 'Green Meadow'. She speaks in a London with a London accent.
* **Gogol** (Voiced by Enn Reitel) - He is the intellectual of the little group and seems to be the only sheep who spends most of his time in the city. He drives a car, owns a house and has a job as a photographer. He speaks Lancashire with an Lancashire accent.
* **Hubert** (Voiced by David Holt) - The quietest and most modest of the flock; he seldom speaks and lives in 'Green Meadow' with sister Georgina.
* **Moze** - The devious planner of bad schemes for the wolves's benefit. Wears a black and red striped neck tie and sunglasses. He speaks American with an American accent.
* **Spike** - One of Moze's sidekicks. Wears a green bow tie and sunglasses. He speaks Brooklyn with an Brooklyn accent.
* **Gotcha** - Moze's other sidekick. Wears a blue bandana. He also speaks Brooklyn with an Brooklyn accent too.
* **Kid** - Gotcha's little sister. She says nothing, she just licks a lollipop and doesn't involve herself in the wolves's schemes. Wears a green and blue striped skirt and hair bow.
* **Uncle Elliot** (Voiced by Enn Reitel) - He also speaks American with an American accent.
* **P.C. Butt** (Voiced by David Holt) - He speaks Bristolian with an Bristolian accent.
* **Captain Bleat** (Voiced by David Holt) - He speaks West Country with an West Country accent.
* **Mumsie** (Voiced by Julia Sawalha) - Moze's mother. She also speaks American with an American accent too.
* **White Dog** - He speaks Yorkshire with an Yorkshire accent.
* **Duncan Shears** - He speaks Tennessee with an Tennessee accent.

## Repeats

Sheeep has been shown on BBC1 and BBC2 from 2000 - 2002, CBBC on Choice premiered Sheeep on Monday 19th March 2001 at 7.35am, 10.35am, 1.35pm and 4.35pm and showed both Series 1 and 2 until Friday 20th April 2001. It returned in a weekend slot beginning Saturday 5th January 2002 at 7.20am, 10.20am, 1.20pm and 4.20pm until Sunday 10th February 2002. It was repeated on CBBC Channel in 2002 as well as BBC1 and 2.

On May 6 2008, it returned for a one-off special on Channel 4.
Teletubbies x Larva/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 the Teletubbies get to watch a video on their stomach). 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.

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)

1. **The Animal Parade** is the 1st magical event, first appeared in the 1st Teletubbies x Larva episode "Ice Cream", also seen on the 1st Teletubbies x Larva video "Here come the Teletubbies".
2. **The Tap Dancing Teddy Bear** is the 2nd magical event, first appeared in the 2nd Teletubbies x Larva episode "Mosquito", also seen on the 2nd Teletubbies x Larva video "Dance with the Teletubbies".
3. **The Singing Man in the Pink House** (example for the Family Guy random voice) is the 3rd magical event, first appeared in the 4th Teletubbies x Larva episode "Mushroom", also seen on the 5th Teletubbies x Larva video "Messy Time with the Teletubbies".
4. **The Magic Tree** is the 4th magical event, first appeared in the 5th Teletubbies x Larva episode "Gum (V1.1)", also seen on the 3rd Teletubbies x Larva video "Nursery Rhymes".
5. **The Three Ships** is the 5th magical event, first appeared in the 6th Teletubbies x Larva episode "Ice Road", also seen on the 4th Teletubbies x Larva video "Favorite Things".
6. **The Lion and Bear** is the 6th magical event, first appeared in the 26th Teletubbies x Larva episode "Hide and Seek (V1)" in original sketch and the 190th Teletubbies x Larva episode "Kung Fu" in edited sketch, also seen on the 6th Teletubbies x Larva video "Fun and Games with the Teletubbies" with the original sketch and the 18th Teletubbies x Larva video "Hide and Seek with the Teletubbies" with the edited sketch.
7. **Little Bo Peep** is the 7th and last magical event, first seen in the 135th Teletubbies x Larva episode "Yellow Chicken", also seen on the 15th Teletubbies x Larva video "Something Appeared From Far Away".
Teletubbies 53 DVD Box Set

## Set 1

1. Here come the Teletubbies (a.k.a. Meet the Teletubbies)
2. Dance with the Teletubbies
3. Look!
4. Oooh!
5. Ready Steady Go!
6. Musical Playtime
7. Nursery Rhymes
8. Hide and Seek
9. Favourite Things
10. Uh-oh! Messes & Muddles
11. Busy Day
12. Bedtime
13. Magical Surprises
14. What's That?
15. Animals Big and Small
16. Happy Weather Stories

## Set 2

1. Happy Christmas from the Teletubbies + Teletubbies and the Snow
2. Big Hug!
3. Hands, Feet and Dirty Knees
4. Go & Let's Dance
5. Time for Work! (My Mum's a Doctor / I Want to Be a Vet)
6. On the Move (Going on a Train / Ice Skating)
7. Messy Fun! (Ned's Potatoes / Café Chocolate)
8. Fruit Picking (Strawberry Picking / Orange Picking)
9. Foodtime (Picking and Sorting / Making Salad)
10. Colours: Red & Orange
11. Painting (Spray Paint Mural / Making Mosaics)
12. Home Time (My Home is a Boat / Living in Flats)
13. Travel Fun (Grandad's Motorbike / Tram (Cable Car))
14. Fun on Water (Floating Boat / Sea Tractor)
15. Fun with Mud (Mud Hole / Clay)
16. Where are the Teletubbies? (Up The Hill / On Top and Underneath)
17. Outdoor Fun (Boots / Skipping)
18. Playtime (Ten Pin Bowling / Obstacle Course)
19. Festival Fun (Chinese New Year / Flamenco Guitar)
20. Naughty Noo-Noo!

## Set 3

1. Let’s Go for a Walk! (Walking in the Woods / This Is Our Park)
2. Fun with Sports (Gymnastics / African Dance)
3. Visit the Farmyard with the Teletubbies (Cows and Calves / Catherine's Toy Farm)
4. Feathers, Feathers Everywhere! (Urban Birds / Bird Bath)
5. Fun at the Beach (Sandcastles / Paddling by the Sea)
6. Busy Morning (Getting Up in the Morning / My Mum's Breakfast)
7. Teletubbies 10: Happy Birthday (Vol. 1) (Colours: Pink / Rolling)
8. Teletubbies 10: Happy Birthday (Vol. 2) (Naughty Bee / Irish Dancing)
9. Teletubbies 10: Happy Birthday (Vol. 3) (Catherine's Toy Farm / Numbers - 8)
10. Teletubbies 10: Happy Birthday (Vol. 4) (Larette Tap Dancing / Delilah Packing)
11. Teletubbies 10: Happy Birthday (Vol. 5) (Playing in the Rain / Making Lanterns)
12. Let's Learn English with the Teletubbies: Colours (a.k.a. "To Learn English: Color")
13. Let's Learn English with the Teletubbies: Animals (a.k.a. "To Learn English: Animals")
14. Let's Learn English with the Teletubbies: Numbers (a.k.a. "To Learn English: Digital")
15. Let's Learn English with the Teletubbies: Big and Small (a.k.a. "To Learn English: Size")
16. Let's Learn English with the Teletubbies: Nature (a.k.a. "To Learn English: Naturally")
17. Let's Learn English with the Teletubbies: Up and Down (a.k.a. "To Learn English: Sports")
Numbers: 9

## Plot (Version 1)

The Teletubbies pop up to say 'Eh-Oh!' before they gather round to watch some children learn about the number 9. Back in Teletubbyland, Po and Tinky Winky count 9 flowers that appear in Teletubbyland and water them with a watering can. Then, the Teletubbies have some fun dancing and bumping with a funny new Bumping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to have The Bumping Dance.
* The Playing Boo Indoors segment is featured in the rare VHS, Magical Surprises.
* Dipsy both was the missing Teletubby and was picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* After when the Teletubbies do the Bumping Dance, they go inside. But, when it cuts to the Sun Baby giggling and then the Voice Trumpet rising for Tubby Bye-Bye, the Teletubbies come out of the house in time for Tubby Bye-Bye.
My Vegetables Market (Sri Lanka)

Dipsy has fun riding Po's scooter, but he gets chased by Po the minute she notices his riding the scooter. Eventually, Dipsy gives Po her scooter back. The Teletubbies watch 4 kids go to a vegetables market in Sri Lanka. Laa-Laa has fun playing her ball in the house and Po has fun riding her scooter in the house, round & round, fast & fast, bump into Tinky Winky and Dipsy while Noo-Noo. The Teletubbies do The Running Away Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was chosen for the TV Event and was the Boo Shouter.
* This is the third and last episode where the shortened version of the Running Away Dance. In other episodes Becky and Jed Finding Eggs and Baby Elephant.
Taj Mahal: India

**Taj Mahal: India** is the eighth episode of Season 4 and the thirty-eighth episode of Teletubbies GoAnimate.

## Plot

The Teletubbies pop up and say "Eh-Oh!" before the Magic Windmill spins. Then, they watch a Indian TV shows the crossover characters go to Taj Mahal in India. Back in Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies have eating the Tubby Toast. First, Po pressed the button but Noo-Noo tidies up the Tubby Toast. Next, Tinky Winky pressed the button but Tubby Toast are disappeared one-by-one. Then, Dipsy pressed the button but Tubby Toast float up away. Finally, Laa-Laa pressed the button but all eating the Tubby Toast. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* When all 4 Teletubbies have Tubby Toast together, their Tubby Toast lands on their plates in a order different. 1st time: Po pressed the button, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, and Laa-Laa. 2nd time: Tinky Winky pressed the button, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po. 3rd time: Dipsy pressed the button, Laa-Laa, Po, and Tinky Winky. 4th and last time: Laa-Laa pressed the button, Po, Tinky Winky, and Dipsy.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
Playing Arcade

The Teletubbies do the Up and Down Dance but the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch a boy playing the arcade games. The Teletubbies had their favourite things where 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 Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Po was both the missing Teletubby and was picked for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
Sophie Art Circus

The Teletubbies slide inside the Home Hill and fall over. Then, they watch two children and Sophie paint a picture of a circus. Later, the Teletubbies head off to watch the Lion and Bear play hide and seek in Teletubbyland. The Teletubbies say 'All gone!' and they laugh happily. Afterwards, the Magic Windmill prepares to stop spinning, and the Teletubbies say 'Uh-Oh!' and run away. Then, the Magic Windmill then stops spinning before it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Sophie Bernheimer with Luke Guinness and Lola Milne

## Trivia

* The Sophie - Art Circus video was featured in Favourite Games.
* This is the first episode where the Lion and Bear happens straight after the TV Event.
* Just before the Lion and Bear happens, the Sun Baby giggles while a short snippet of the Rabbits Song plays, we see two clips of some rabbits before cutting to the windmill.
* In many of the foreign dubs of this episode, the Sun Baby's giggling is not heard during the Rabbits Song.
* This is the last episode of original sketch where the Teletubbies stay sitting on the hill after the Lion and Bear are gone. It wouldn't be seen again until the first edited sketch episode Asian Storyteller (The Fox).
* The Teletubbies run away in slow motion for some reason before the Magic Windmill stops spinning. It also happens in Dirty Dog.
* The first episode to star Simon Shelton as Tinky Winky (both suit performer and voice).
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV event and was the boo shouter.
* A windmill animation resembling Start Spinning appears at the end of the Lion and Bear segment.
* This is the first episode has a slow version of The Start Spinning animation after the opening segment ends, this Windmill clip is also shown in Stop and Go.
Numbers: 10

## Plot (Version 1)

Laa-Laa is out for a walk before the Magic Windmill starts spinning. Then, the Teletubbies watch some children learn about the number 10. Inside the house, Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa sit on their seats. Then, Po arrives on her scooter. She bumps into the slide and the walls until she falls off. Then, Po sits down on the slide and the other Teletubbies stand up and sit down too. They all do it again and again and laughing at the noises they make. Then, the magical event with The Magic Tree also occurs. After it disappeared, the Magic Windmill stops spinning. The "Tubby Bye-Bye" sequence takes place.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Plot (Version 2)

The Teletubbies do the All Sorts Dance before the Magic Windmill starts spinning. The Teletubbies watch some children learn about the number 10. Back in Teletubbyland, A skipping rope appeared in Teletubbyland. Then, Po arrives to skipping rope, she jumps count to 10. Then, Po wanted to playing the skipping rope to Tinky Winky, he gives and jumps count to 10. Then, Po and Tinky Winky wanted to playing the skipping rope to Dipsy, but he doesn't give the skipping rope disappeared. Then, Dipsy chases after the skipping rope as it loop appeared or disappeared through Teletubbyland. So, Tinky Winky and Po give the skipping rope to Dipsy jumps count to 10. Then, the skipping rope disappeared before it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Trivia

* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Turban. The only differences are the music and the footage is mirrored.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter in Version 1. Laa-Laa was the boo shouter in Version 2.
* Po was the missing Teletubby in Version 1. Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in Version 2.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV event.
* Version 2 is the new episode.
* Version 2, This is the fourth and last episode where Laa-Laa is absent in that the opening or main segment.
* This is the last episode to use the original roman numerals.
* This is the last Numbers episode.
* This is the last episode to have the All Sorts Dance.

## Goofs

* When Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa walked into the house and said, "Eh Oh", Tinky Winky and Dipsy's volume was low while Laa-Laa's was normal.
* At the closing logos it has the original 1988-1997 BBC logo and the copyrighted 1997 at the Ragdoll Productions logo.