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Naughty Duck

Back in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa and Po make some adjustments on the control panel. The Teletubbies watch Tamzin Griffin pretend to be the Funny Lady and tell the story of the naughty duck. The Teletubbies do the Bumping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

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

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Po is picked for the TV Event.
* After the Bumping 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.
* This is the last and one of two episodes to have the extended version of The Bumping Dance. The other episode is Feeding the Sheep in Winter.
* In the Funny Noises scene, when Laa-Laa says Adjustments and when Po Says Adjustments, the voice clips were re-used from Sea Lions.
* This is the fourth episode where Tinky Winky and Dipsy are absent in that the opening or main segment.
My Pictures is Nice

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 four family taking their pictures in the house. A photograph appears in Teletubbyland, Dipsy was walking and saw it, he takes it photo very smiles, Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po saw Dipsy looking at the photograph and also takes it photo very smiles, a Voice Trumpet sings "Say Cheese!", the Teletubbies like when it song, after that, the Teletubbies takes it photo of the photograph, the photograph disappears after and the Teletubbies have a Big Hug before Tubby Bye Bye.

## Trivia

* Dipsy is the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa is chosen for the TV Event.
* Po is the boo shouter.
Putting Angus to Bed

Guess that story goes: Laa Laa and Dipsy bump into each other walking into the House. Tinky Winky walks inside and Po comes down the slide and knocks him over. Then, all the Teletubbies bump into each other and fall over. After that, they watch James help his mummy put his baby brother Angus to bed. In Teletubbyland, Dipsy is asleep, so the other Teletubbies are being quiet. Tinky Winky and Po try to eat their Tubby Toast very quietly, Laa-Laa tries to play with her ball very quietly and the Noo-Noo tries to tidy up very quietly. When Dipsy wakes up, everyone is very noisy. Finally, the windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: James and Angus Carnie

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first appearance of Matthew, James and Mark's baby brother Angus. This is also James's first appearance without Matthew and Mark.
* This is also the 2nd episode where the Carnies don't interact with animals, the first being Haymaking.
* This was the last episode featuring the late 1997-mid 1998 Teletubbies costumes.
* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Flamenco Guitar. The only differences are the music and there are some added close up shot of the Teletubbies bumping tummies, and additionally, the segment was re-dubbed.
* The last two segments were featured in the VHS Bedtime.
* This episode was also featured on the CBeebies DVD, CBeebies: Bedtime.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* The Last Season 05 Episode.
Sea Lions

Po is out for a walk around Teletubbyland. The Teletubbies watch Andy Brown and some children watch some sea lions. Inside the house, the Teletubbies play with the Control Panel, until the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch the Dancing Bear. The Teletubbies do The Tip Toe Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Andy Brown with Cherelle Hanford, Oliver Hooper and Daniel Salmon

## Trivia

* This episode re-uses the playing with the Control Panel segment from The Solar System. The only differences are the Teletubbies costumes and their voices are re-dubbed.
* In the control panel scene, when Dipsy says 'adjustments', it's a re-used audio clip from My Mum's Keyboard, Paddling Pool and The Solar System.
* This is the third and last episode with The Dancing Bear and The Tip Toe Dance. The first episode was Larette Tap Dancing and the second is Café Eggs.
* There's a rare shot of Teletubbyland after the opening shot to the opening segment.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Po was picked for the TV Event.
Naughty Soap Returns

Tinky Winky and Dipsy wake up and eating some Tubby Toast, but Noo-Noo tidies up with Tubby Toast. Tinky Winky and Dipsy is very excited to have eating some Tubby Toast before the Magic Windmill spins and they watch Funny Lady tell a story about a "Naughty Soap Returns". The Teletubbies do the Tip Toe Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

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

## Trivia

* The intro of the Tinky Winky and Dipsy eating some Tubby Toast segment was recycled from Basketball, with Tinky Winky accidentally Tubby Toast parts being removed.
* This is the second and last episode where Laa-Laa and Po are absent in that the opening or main segment.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
Numbers: 8 (Version 2)

## 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 appear in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa bounces her ball eight times, Dipsy counts eight flowers and Tinky Winky does eight turns. 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 appear 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 the eight Tubby Toasts. The Teletubbies do the Running Away Dance (extended version) before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Trivia

* Version 1 is the opening segment is re-used from Making Flowers but with different music. This episode's version was later used again in The Pier.
* Version 1 is the episode was featured on the DVD Teletubbies: Happy Birthday!
* Version 2 is the new episode.
* Version 2 This is the last episode to have the Running Away Dance.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter in Version 1. Laa-Laa was the boo shouter in Version 2.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby in Version 1. Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in Version 2.
Stop and Go

The Teletubbies play a round and round game with a Voice Trumpet, then the Magic Windmill spins from the Start Spinning animation and the Teletubbies watch some children playing Stop and Go. The Teletubbies are giggling and they were playing a Ready Steady Go game by running, jumping, crawling and walking backwards They then played the Ready Steady Go game anyway they wanted to. It's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children and Staff of The African Caribbean Project, Leamington Spa

## Trivia

* This is the first episode about Opposites.
* There is a rare stock footage at the beginning of the Round and Round game segment.
* The audio from the voice trumpet saying 'round and round' in the opening segment is reused from Naughty Snake.
* This is the last episode has a slow version of The Start Spinning animation after the opening segment ends, this Windmill clip is also seen in Sophie Art Circus after The Lion and Bear ends.
* The Round and Round segment was featured in the VHS Playtime Fun.
* Laa-Laa is picked for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was the boo shouter.

## Goofs

* When Laa-Laa crawling the first time after Ready Steady Go Game, his jingling noises were not heard. But, when he fell for the second and third time after Ready Steady Go Game, his jingling noises were heard.
Seesaw Margery Daw

**See-Saw** (also known as **See-Saw Margery Daw**) is the 11th episode of the series. It first aired on 14th April, 1997.

## Plot

The Teletubbies go down the slide inside the Home Hill. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and they rush outside to watch some children dancing to King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys playing a jazz version of "See-Saw Margery Daw". Later, the Teletubbies watch Po trying to go up on the slide but she keeps sliding down a few times. Then, the Magic Windmill spins again and the Teletubbies rush outside again to watch the Magical Event. A Lion and Bear play hide and seek in Teletubbyland. Then, the Teletubbies go to do the Walking Dance. Afterwards, they see the Magic Windmill stop spinning, the Teletubbies say 'Uh -Oh!' and run away before the sun shrieks for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys, The Pupils of Chuckery Infants School, Walsall

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to include The Lion and The Bear (Original Sketch).
* This is the first episode to include The Walking Dance and one of two episodes to feature the first version, the other episode was Numbers: 3 (Version 1).
* This is the first episode to have an alternate title.
* This is also the first episode where the Teletubbies dance after a Magical Event.
* This is the first episode where the windmill does not stop spinning straight after a magical event.
* This is the only episode where some music plays as the Teletubbies run off at the end of the Lion and Bear.
* The windmill animation that is used when the Teletubbies are inside the Home Hill at the beginning can be also been seen in Ned's Bicycle, Larette Tap Dancing and The Gingerbread Boy.
* This was a very controversial episode due to the scariness of the Lion and the Bear sketch. Numerous parents complained about the sketch being too scary for their children.
* When the Teletubbies rush back to see the windmill stops spinning, they are at the same place as they were when they were watching the Lion and the Bear. They visit this spot in other episodes as well.
* This is the first of two episodes with the Lion and Bear to have a segment before the Magical Event starts **(not counting dances)**, the other being Numbers: 2 (Version 1).
* This is one episode that has the Walking Dance after the Lion and Bear. The other episode is The Pier.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby as well as being picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* When the windmill spins for the TV Event, the Magical Event tune plays. Then after the Teletubbies leave the Home Hill, the Magical Event tune plays at the same time as the TV Event tune.
* A nursery rhyme based on this episode was made in the Cbeebies website in the 2000s.
* The nursery rhyme could be heard again in the episode This Is Our Park when the Teletubbies play on the see-saw.
* This is the second episode to have the video segment filmed at Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The other three episodes were The Grand Old Duke of York, Humpty Dumpty and Hey Diddle Diddle.

## Goofs

* When the Teletubbies run outside to watch the Lion and Bear, the Windmill's sparkles are missing.
Teletubbies: Happy Birthday!

***Teletubbies: Happy Birthday!*** is a DVD released in 2007 in celebration of the Teletubbies 10th anniversary. It features top 10 Teletubby moments as voted for by readers of Mother & Baby Magazine. It also features 10 classic episodes.

### Episodes

* Colours: Pink
* Rolling
* Naughty Bee
* Irish Dancing
* Catherine's Toy Farm
* Numbers: 8 (Version 1)
* Loretta Tap Dancing
* Delilah Packing
* Playing in the Rain
* Making Lanterns

### Top 10 moments (All taken from the episodes mentioned above)

* Noo-Noo Tidies Up Tubby Custard
* The Animal Parade
* The Dancing Bear
* Where's Po's Scooter?
* Exercises
* Walking Around the Hills
* The Clouds turning into Sheep
* The Singing Man in the Pink House
* The Three Ships
* The Magic Tree

## Trivia

* This is the first DVD to include an episode with the original sketch of the Lion and Bear (Irish Dancing) ever since all episodes featuring this segment were banned from UK television in 2002. Other Lion and Bear episodes were later released on other DVDs. These were Autumn Fun (Leaves), the Australian DVD Number Fun (Numbers: 2) and the US DVD Fan Favourites (Dirty Dog).
* This is also the first DVD to include an episode with Little Bo Peep (Catherine's Toy Farm)
* In Australia, Disc 2 is entitled "Many Happy Returns".
* The footage of the Teletubbies in the Subtitles Menu of this DVD comes from "Bluebells", an episode that is not on this DVD.
* Dipsy does not get picked for a TV Event in any of the episodes for some reason.
My Ironing Clothes

Inside the house, Noo-Noo tidies up while Teletubbies come in the back doors saying 'Eh-Oh!'. The Teletubbies watch 2 boys and with mum ironing their clothes becomes dry. Then, the Teletubbies sings a song and the others join in one-by-one. The Teletubbies do the Jumping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Sand Pendulum and Naughty Pig.
* The Teletubbies saying goodbye to Tinky Winky at the end of The Jumping Dance is much longer and the Voice Trumpet rising for Tubby Bye-Bye. However, instead baby sun giggling or windmill stops spinning is much cut delayed than usual.
Stretching Words

Then, the Noo-Noo tidies up when Po comes down the slide and falls over. The Teletubbies watch some children having fun with the Stickman. They play a game where they stretch words to make them sound longer. Back in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa is out for a walk. Then, a voice trumpet rises and tells a funny joke 'Sausages, Wasages, Noshages, Mushages, Toshages, Sausages'. Laa-Laa thinks that the joke is very funny. Then, she tells the joke to Po and she finds it very funny. Then they tell the joke to Tinky Winky and he finds it very funny. But when they tell the joke to Dipsy, he doesn't think it's very funny. Instead, Dipsy does a funny dance and everyone thinks that it's very funny. Finally, the Teletubbies have a big hug before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: David Stickman, Children from Haydn Road Nursery, Nottingham

## Trivia

* The main segment of this episode re-uses footage from the main segment in Handshapes - Turkey.
* The main segment would also later be remade for the reboot series episode Silly Sausages.
* The Voice Trumpet tells a joke segment was featured in the VHS Voice Trumpet Day. However, the beginning of the scene where the Teletubbies listens to funny joke sounds is extended, with the scene of Tinky Winky and Dipsy comes out the walk of voice trumpet before it over on and then Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po pops up and it voice trumpet in walk before the Teletubbies looking them removed. Also, Dipsy chasing with Teletubbies was different music.
* This was the last episode to feature the 1999-early 2001 Po costume.
* This is the last episode to have Season 13 in international airing.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy was picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
Stick Insect

The Teletubbies are hiding game. First, Tinky Winky hides behind a tree. Second, Dipsy and Laa-Laa hide behind some hills. Finally, Po hides behind a bush. Then, the Teletubbies watch Philips playing with his pet stick insects. Back in Teletubbyland, Tinky Winky sees a big cloud, then Po sees a small cloud. Finally, Dipsy and Laa-Laa see two medium sized clouds. Then, the Teletubbies do the Bumping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye

Featuring: Philip Taylor

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to use the new 1999 PBS Kids logo with Dash and Dot.
* This was the first episode to feature the 1999-early 2001 Dipsy and Po costumes.
* This is the first episode to have Season 11 in the UK airing.
* The Teletubbies hiding segment was featured in the VHS Hide and Seek.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
Naughty Sausage

The Teletubbies pop up from behind a hill and say 'Boo!'. Then they watch Funny Lady tell a story about a naughty sausage. Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Po go for a walk. While they're gone, Laa-Laa decides to dance a secret dance. But every time the other Teletubbies come back, she pretends to be asleep. They eventually realise that she's not really asleep. So when they go out again, they watch Laa-Laa from the window. When she sees the other Teletubbies outside the window, she performs her secret dance for them and the Noo-Noo before Tubby Bye Bye.

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

## Trivia

* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Haymaking, which later appeared in Hide and Seek. Also in this episode, the Normal animation replaces the Start Spinning animation.
* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa is picked for the TV Event.
* The Laa-Laa's Secret Dance segment was featured in the VHS A Day for Dancing, US Versions of Silly Songs and Funny Dances and Twirlers.

## Goofs

* Due to the opening segment being re-used from Haymaking and Hide and Seek, when the windmill starts spinning, the sparkles appear, then they disappear when the Teletubbies say 'Uh-Oh!', then reappear after they run away.
Orange Picking

Dipsy comes out of the house and says "Eh-Oh!" Then, he goes back inside and fetches the other Teletubbies to say "Eh-Oh!". Then, they watch children picking fresh oranges. Inside the house, Tinky Winky and Po are eating Tubby Toast. Then, Laa-Laa comes into Home Hill and she plays with the Laa-Laa's ball but it bounces all over home hill and the Laa-Laa's ball is stuck up the top of the slide. Then, Tinky Winky reaches but he is too short. Then, Po comes up the slide but she slides back down. Then, the Noo-Noo comes along and he sucks the ball up. Finally, Noo-Noo gives the ball back to Laa-Laa, the Teletubbies chases by Noo-Noo around Home Hill. It's was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Wil and Leah Flannery

## Trivia

* The Orange Picking video was featured in the VHS The Best of Laa-Laa.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was picked for the TV event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
Spaghetti

## Plot (US American Version)

The Teletubbies Everywhere segment features Po counting to 7, Tinky Winky learning about the color grey, the Teletubbies demonstrating the process of Stop and Go and Dipsy receiving a video that shows some young man from Spain is cooking the spaghetti. Then, they cooking together in the kitchen a while pasta sauce, pasta, semolina and plate with spoon and fork. Back in Teletubbyland, Tinky Winky and Dipsy have fun running in and out of the Superdome repeatedly before catching up with Laa-Laa and Po to watch a Spanish children picking chillies. Afterwards, the Teletubbies do the extended version of The Walking Dance among the hills (same version from the Sunday Special Version of Harp) 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.
Naughty Magazine

The Teletubbies play with the Control Panel, until the Magic Windmill spins and they watch a group of children watch Tamzin Griffin pretending to be Funny Lady telling a story about the "Naughty Magazine" just like book. Later, the Magic Windmill spins again and then the Teletubbies watch The Three Ships and do the Splashing Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

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

## Trivia

* This episode re-uses the playing with the Control Panel segment from Sea Lions and The Solar System. The only differences are the Teletubbies costumes and their voices are re-dubbed.
* This is the last time Funny Lady says "Again! Again!".
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
The All Sorts Dance (Teletubbies Dance)

**The All Sorts Dance** is a dance that the Teletubbies do. It was first shown in the episode Dragonflies.

## Episodes that it appears in

* Dragonflies (UK Original & Sunday Special Versions)
* Making Cheese Cubes
* The Farmer in the Dell
* Parrot
* Building the Pyramids
* Naughty Cloud Returns
* A New Friend For Jester
* Puppet Show
* Going to School Bus
* Becky's Vanilla Doughnuts
* Pinwheel
* Making Birthday Cake
* My Dad's a Zamindar
* Electric Organ
* A Day for Dancing [Video]

## Trivia

* After the dance has finished in Making Cheese Cubes and The Farmer in the Dell, the Magic Windmill spins for the TV Event.
* After the dance has finished in Dragonflies, Parrot and Puppet Show, the rabbits songs before the Windmill starts spinning for a Magical Event.
* In Building the Pyramids, Going to School Bus and My Dad's a Zamindar, after the dance is over, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* In Naughty Cloud Returns, Becky's Vanilla Doughnuts, A New Friend For Jester, Pinwheel, Making Birthday Cake and Electric Organ, after the dance ends, The Magic Windmill stops spinning.
* During the dance, a hidden voice trumpet hole is seen in the grass.
* In Puppet Show, The Dancing Bear comes after the dance.
Oh Silly!

**Oh Silly!** is a fanmade VHS.

## Includes

* The Teletubbies doing the Peek-A-Boo Game **(From Scavenger Hunt)**
* Collecting Gems
* Bicycle **(From Handcycle)**
* The Skipping Dance **(Extended Version)**
* Playing with Pirate
* Move and Stop Game **(From My Favorite Food)**
* The Stretching Dance **(Extended Version)**

## Trivia

* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was the boo shouter.
Our Pig Winnie

**Our Pig Winnie** is the second episode of the series. It first aired on April 1, 1997.

## Plot

The Teletubbies pop up from behind a hill to say 'Eh-Oh!'. Then, they watch Matthew, James and Mark talk about their pig, Winnie. Following this, the Teletubbies perform The Jumping Dance (original version). Then, they play a game called 'This Little Teletubby', in which Dipsy goes for a walk while the other Teletubbies stay at home. Tinky Winky has Tubby Custard, Laa-Laa and Po have no custard and Dipsy runs home. It's was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Matthew, James & Mark Carnie

## Trivia

* This is the first episode for a few things:
	+ The first appearance of Noo-Noo.
	+ The first episode to star Mark Dean as Noo-Noo.
	+ The first episode to have the first version of The Jumping Dance, as well as the first episode to have a dance in general. It is also the first of only two episodes to feature the first original version of The Jumping Dance. The other episode was Butterfly.
	+ The first episode where Laa-Laa was picked for the TV Event.
	+ The first episode where we see Tinky Winky's Bag and Dipsy's Hat.
	+ The first episode where the Teletubbies have Tubby Custard.
	+ The first appearances of Matthew, James, Mark and their mum Debbie
	+ The first episode to have the Field 1 Opening Shot. And the first to include Right Path 1.
	+ The first episode directed by Vic Finch.
	+ The first time where the Original Windmill animation from the introduction is used for the TV Receiver sequence.
	+ The first episode where an Magical Event is absent.
	+ The first episode to have a goodbye at the end of the TV Event.
* The Our Pig Winnie video is featured on Play with the Teletubbies.
* Both the opening and This Little Teletubby segments were featured in the VHS Game Time.
* This is one of the few episodes where there is no shot of the Tubbytronic Superdome used to transition between the Sun Baby and the Teletubbies already in the house, entering it or leaving it. The other episodes where this happens are: Feeding the Chickens, Squirrels, Little Baby, Hanukkah, Trickle Painting, Crawling, Ladybird, Dance with the Teletubbies and Ready Steady Go!.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* Po was the missing Teletubby.
Swimming with Stephanie

**Swimming with Stephanie** is the 31st episode of the original series. It first aired on 12th May, 1997.

## Plot

The Teletubbies fall asleep on a hill. Then, they suddenly wake up to see The Magic Windmill spinning. The Teletubbies watch some children swimming with a woman called Stephanie. Back in Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies watch the clouds float by. Suddenly, a little puffy cloud floats inside the Home Hill! The Teletubbies rush inside to see that pieces of the cloud have spread out all over the house. Then it's time for Tubby Custard but the Teletubbies find it rather inconvenient having a cloud indoors. A piece of the cloud gets stuck on Laa-Laa's foot and she accidentally spills her Tubby Custard. Then the Noo-Noo comes to tidy up the custard and cloud. But all that custard and all that cloud gets very mixed up inside the Noo-Noo. He goes over to the doors and blows the little puffy cloud outside. The cloud has turned into a Special Pink Tubby Custard Cloud! The Teletubbies wave goodbye to the cloud then they go to do the Jumping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Stephanie and The Children of Ducklings Water Club, Amersham

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where the rabbit song plays. After the rabbit song is over, the camera fades to the opening shot Home Hill 2.
* This is also the last episode featuring the Opening Shot "Home Hill 2". The shot will later appear in two home media releases (Favourite Things (VHS/DVD) and the VHS Uh-Oh! Messes & Muddles), but will no longer appear in the series.
* The version of the rabbit song featured in this episode will be used again in Paddling Pool, but instead of fading to the Opening Shot "Home Hill 2", it cuts directly to the Opening Shot "Right Path 1"
* The Teletubbies sleep on the hill segment was feature in the VHS/DVD Blue Sky.
* The Tubby Custard Cloud segment was featured in the VHS Uh-Oh! Messes & Muddles.
* The Teletubbies saying goodbye to Tinky Winky at the end of The Jumping Dance is much longer and the Voice Trumpet rising for Tubby Bye-Bye is much delayed than usual.
* This is the second episode to feature the first extended version of The Jumping Dance. The other two episodes were Humpty Dumpty and Ned's Potatoes.
* This is the last episode where the Baby Sun was shown after the first extended of The Jumping Dance ended.
* This is the only episode where the Teletubbies don't wear bibs when they have Tubby Custard.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.

## Goofs

* At the beginning of the episode, after the opening shot Field 1, there's some quick footage of some trees and hills. During this footage, part of Tinky Winky's antenna can be seen on the right.
Ned's Animals

Tinky Winky is riding with Po's scooter until Po sees him and Po chases him until he gives it back to her scooter. Then, the Teletubbies watch Ned play with his animals with a friend. Then, the Teletubbies do the Calypso Dance **(extended version)** before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Ned and Nigel Frost

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* This is the sixth and last episode where Dipsy and Laa-Laa are absent in the opening or main segment.
* This is the only Ned Frost episode where a Teletubby other then Tinky Winky is picked.
* This is Ned’s last appearance.
Teletubbies and the Snow

**Teletubbies and the Snow** is the 11th video of Teletubbies.

## Trivia

* The 2005 release opens with the Teletubbies Everywhere episode, Walking in the Snow (Germany).
* For all of the TV Events, the music starts playing just as the segments finish (due to the original episodes not having the Windmill spin after these segments).
* The end credits start when the Teletubbies walk up to the house, and only Laa-Laa says "Bye-Bye" for a final time.
* The US Version is called Christmas in the Snow, and for some reason is split into 2 videos.
* Teletubbies x Larva version is called The Winter Snow.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter in both the UK and Volume 2 of Christmas in the Snow. In Volume 1 of Christmas in the Snow and Teletubbies x Larva version, Po was the boo shouter, but with Laa-Laa ending in Teletubbies x Larva version.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby in both the UK and Volume 1 of Christmas in the Snow Versions. Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in both Volume 2 of Christmas in the Snow and Korean Versions. Po was the missing Teletubby in Lithuanian Version.
* The audio on the DVD version is off sync.
Old MacDonald Had a Farm 2

The Teletubbies coming out of the house to see 5 voice trumpets make "Woof-Woof!" sounds. Then, the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch 2 twins listens "Old MacDonald Had a Farm". Then, the Teletubbies playing animals in the house before watch the Animal Parade march through in the Teletubbyland. Then, the Teletubbies do the Stamping and Stepping Dance ***(rare version)*** before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky was picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* This is the fifth and last episode where the Animal Parade appear in an episode that includes The Stamping and Stepping Dance. The other episodes are Going for a Walk, Digging in the Sand for Worms, Piglets and Handshapes: Turkey. In those episodes, The Animal Parade happened before The Stamping and Stepping Dance while in this episode, they happen after.
* This is the only episode where The Stamping and Stepping Dance rare version instead of extended version or shortened version.
Spray Paint Mural

The Teletubbies are sleeping when suddenly, the Noo-Noo tidies up their blankets. Then, they watch some children spray painting a large mural. Back in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa wants to have some Tubby Custard, but the Tubby Custard machine makes a big mess. The custard flies on to Tinky Winky's blanket, the table, while Dipsy was eating his Tubby Toast, Po's scooter and the Noo-Noo. So the Noo-Noo tidies up. Then, the Teletubbies do the Falling Down Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Christopher & Stephen Bone, Lawrence & Catherine Smith and Jason Brooker

## Trivia

* The main segment re-uses footage from Colours: Pink.
* The Spray Paint Mural video was featured in the US Version of Naughty Noo-Noo!
* This is the only television episode to have two boo shouters in Tubby Bye-Bye. First, Dipsy and then Laa Laa, but with Laa-Laa ending. This does also happen in the rare DVD Go! & Let's Dance!.
* The Tubby Custard Sprays Everywhere segment was featured in the VHS Tubby Custard Day.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was picked for the TV Event.
Teletubbies Sunday Specials: Episode 16

## Tweet Tweet and Bubbles

The Teletubbies are enjoying their Tubby Toast when a Voice Trumpet rises and says 'YOOH' and then the Teletubbies copy that phrase. The Teletubbies watch Alex Pascall and some children go looking for birds in the park. A butterfly appears in Teletubbyland. Eventually, the butterfly goes into the house, where it lands on the Noo-Noo's nose, making him sneeze. The butterfly flies away and the Teletubbies say goodbye to it. Suddenly, they see the Magic Windmill spinning and go off to watch the Animal Parade (with elephant trumpet sound) march through Teletubbyland. After the animals disappear, the camera cuts to the sun baby giggling (the sun baby clips that's from Throwing where that sun baby clips took place after the Magic Tree). Meanwhile, Tinky Winky tries to sleep, but the Noo-Noo keeps trying to tidy up his blanket. The Teletubbies watch some children making bubbles. Magic things happen to Laa-Laa's ball when she throws it. It turns big and small, it changes into shapes and then it turns into the letter E and then back to normal. Then, the Magic Windmill spins for the Three Ships. The Teletubbies do the Splashing Dance (same version from Dirty Dog, but here the dance starts without any opening shots). After the Teletubbies were done dancing, the camera cuts to the Stop Spinning Windmill animation where the Windmill stops spinning and the camera fades to Tubby Bye-Bye (same version from The Grand Old Duke of York).

Featuring: Alex Pascall, The Children of Montem Infant's School, London And Sabina Begum, Harpreet Singh and Emran Uddin

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* In the Sunday Special version of Bubbles, The Splashing Dance (same version from Dirty Dog) starts without any opening shots. And after the Splashing Dance, the camera cuts to the Stop Spinning Windmill Animation where the Windmill stops spinning.
Series 7

**Series 7** premiered on Children's BBC in the UK between 31st August to 23rd October 1998.

## Episodes

### UK Airings

1. Colours: Purple = 31st August 1998
2. Ballet Rhymes (Jack-in-the-Box) = 1st September 1998
3. Spiders = 2nd September 1998
4. Blackberry Picking = 3rd September 1998
5. Fancy Dress = 4th September 1998
6. Numbers: 5 (Version 3) = 7th September 1998
7. Rebecca's Dogs = 8th September 1998
8. Clogs = 9th September 1998
9. Cuddles Gets Lost = 10th September 1998
10. Squeezy Painting = 11th September 1998
11. Woodlice = 14th September 1998
12. Land Yachting = 15th September 1998
13. Tropical Fish = 16th September 1998
14. My Piano = 17th September 1998
15. Twirlers = 18th September 1998
16. The Very Proud Crown = 21st September 1998
17. Boom Boom Dance = 22nd September 1998
18. Peacocks = 23rd September 1998
19. Numbers: 6 (Version 2) = 24th September 1998
20. Basketball = 25th September 1998
21. Rangoli = 28th September 1998
22. Frogs = 29th September 1998
23. Old King Cole = 30th September 1998
24. Jigsaw: Elephant = 1st October 1998
25. Naughty Soap = 2nd October 1998
26. Dad's Portrait = 5th October 1998
27. Colours: Orange = 6th October 1998
28. Piglets = 7th October 1998
29. Water = 8th October 1998
30. Wrapping = 9th October 1998
31. Making Bread = 12th October 1998
32. Ice Lollies = 13th October 1998
33. Orange Picking = 14th October 1998
34. Double Bass = 15th October 1998
35. Numbers: 7 = 16th October 1998
36. Sparkly Spider = 19th October 1998
37. Cat's Night Out = 20th October 1998
38. Chicks = 21st October 1998
39. Body to Body = 22nd October 1998
40. Camping = 23rd October 1998

### International Airings

1. Our Dog Alice
2. Tulips
3. Sea Lions
4. Statues
5. Cygnets
6. Rollerblading
7. Naughty Duck
8. Ice Cream Sundae
9. Playing with Dough
10. Kite Flying
11. Ballet Rhymes
12. Numbers: 4 (Version 2)
13. Haircut
14. Carnival 2
15. Tennis
16. Cows and Calves
17. The Pier
18. Becky's Flake Cakes
19. Hand Painting
20. Mark and Topus
21. Numbers: 10
22. Washing the Elephant
23. Windmill
24. Putting Angus to Bed
25. Hair Braiding
26. Kittens
Street Art

A voice trumpet rises and makes horse noises for Tinky Winky and Dipsy. Then, they watch some children graffiti painting a street art. Back in Teletubbyland, Tinky Winky makes some adjustments on the control panel while Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po watch Tinky Winky from the bed. He pulls one of the levers which makes a very loud noise, making the other Teletubbies wakes up and fall over. Then, the Teletubbies do the Jumping Dance on the path before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy was chosen for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* This is the second episode where a Teletubby does Don't Pull That Lever, Dipsy!. The other episode is Double Bass, the episode of the same name where Dipsy makes adjustments with Control Panel.
* This is the last episode to feature the short ending from the second version The Jumping Dance.
* At the end of the Jumping Dance on the path, the scene where the Teletubbies turn round and look at the windmill was cut. After Tinky Winky goes back to the group, it cuts straight to the Baby Sun giggling for Tubby Bye-Bye.
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 appear in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa bounces her ball eight times, Dipsy counts eight flowers and Tinky Winky does eight turns. 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)

The Teletubbies do the Twisty Dance before the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch some children learning about the number "8". Then, eight magic clouds appear 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 the eight Tubby Toasts. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Duncombe School, London

## Trivia

* 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.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby in Version 1. Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in Version 2.

## 8 Objects (version 1)

* 8 Bottles
* 8 Children
* 8 Buses
* 8 Apples
* 8 Dustbins

## 8 Objects (version 2)

* 8 Letters
* 8 Children **(same version 1 of Numbers: 6 & 7)**
* 8 Dogs
* 8 Shoes
* 8 Diggers
My Pet Dog

The Teletubbies go in and out of the house saying, "Eh-Oh!" to the viewers. Then, a voice trumpet makes barking sounds, which the Teletubbies copy again and again. Then, they watch a boy named Charlie play with his pet dog, Pooh. The Teletubbies do the Round and Round Dance and watch The Animal Parade before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Po was picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* This is episode re-uses the opening segment from Dog Kennel.
Numbers: 9 (Version 2)

## Plot (Version 1)

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

## Plot (Version 2)

The Teletubbies do Jumping Dance on the path and before the Magic Windmill spins and they gather round to watch some children learn about the numbers 9. Inside the Home Hill, it's time for Po she counting to 9. Po looking the flowers and she counting to 9 flowers. Everytime, Po she counting to 9 pumpkins. Next, Tinky Winky he counting to 9. Tinky Winky looking for rabbits and she counting to 9 flowers. Eventually, Tinky Winky he counting to 9 skipping ropes. Next, Laa-Laa and Dipsy she counting to 9. Dipsy and Laa-Laa looking for clouds and she counting to 9 clouds. Finally, Dipsy and Laa-Laa she counting to 9 trolleys (wagons). Then, the Teletubbies counting to 9: flowers, pumpkins, rabbits, skipping ropes, clouds and trolleys (wagons). Then, the Teletubbies give Big Hug. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* In Version 2 is the new episode.
* Laa Laa was the boo shouter in Version 1. Po was the boo shouter in Version 2.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby in Version 1. Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby in Version 2.
My Violin

Po rides her scooter into the house. Then, the Teletubbies watch listening to Bryony play "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" on the violin. Then, the Teletubbies listening to a voice trumpet play "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" on the violin and the Tuba, but Noo-Noo his being too noisy. When, the voice trumpet stops playing the lovely music, Noo-Noo his starts to making your own music by sucking and slurping the same tune. Then, the Magic Windmill stops spinning and it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Bryony Kay

## Trivia

* The Musical Noo-Noo segment was featured in the VHS Musical Playtime.
* At the start of the Musical Noo-Noo segment, the Teletubbies chase the Noo-Noo, although no reason was given as to why they were chasing him. However, it could be implied that they where wanting to give him a big hug, as evidenced in the closed-captions of Silly Songs and Funny Dances (The US release of Musical Playtime) because you can see such subtitles as "Hug the Noo-Noo!", "Big Hug, Noo-Noo!" and "Hugs and kisses!".
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was picked for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
Obstacle Course

The Teletubbies walk over a hill one by one and then they meet before the Magic Windmill spins. Then they watch some children on an obstacle course. It's time for the Teletubbies to go to bed, but they're not feeling tired. Before going to bed, Tinky Winky walks around the house, crawls under the arch and then into bed. Then Dipsy walks around the house, crawls under the arch and goes in and out of the doors before going to bed. Then Laa-Laa walks around the house, crawls under the arch, goes in and out of the doors and up and down the slide before going to bed. Finally, Po walks around the house, crawls under the arch, goes in and out of the doors, up and down the slide over the hills and on her scooter before going to bed. It's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Louis Cross, Jo Martin and Zain Shah

## Trivia

* The Obstacle Course video was featured in the VHS Playtime Fun, bonus feature on the US DVD, Again-Again!.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* The Last Season 13 Episode.
* This is the last episode about Obstacles.
Tales of Aesop

Tales of Aesop was a British children's programme using puppetry and premiered on BBC2 on 30th March 1990 - 22nd June 1990 at lunchtimes.

## Plot

Here are Aesop's classic fables retold using puppets, and set in a modern-day surburb. Thus in "The Tortoise and the Hare", Hubert Hare and Cedric Tortoise are neighbours, disputing their speedy attributes over the garden fence. Other    suburbanites include Boris the Lion, Geraldine Donkey, Hubert's twin brother  Hogwyn, Mrs Bytte the wolf, Ferdy Fox, Becky Bird, Joshua Goat, Archibald    Frog and Willy the Bumblefly.  The stars are gloriously simple hand puppets, with solid wooden heads. They're brought to life by expert hands. The series was narrated by Doctor Who star Tom Baker. 13 5-minute episodes were broadcast.

## Repeats

Tales of Aesop has been shown at lunchtimes on BBC2 and on BBC1 in the mornings throughout the 1990's but has mostly appeared at lunchtimes on BBC2 until 2000, CBBC on Choice has also repeated the series beginning in the new millennium on Monday January 3rd 2000 at 8.55am, 11.55am and 2.55pm until Wednesday January 19th 2000. It has been repeated once on CBBC on Choice and was never repeated after this.
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Teletubbies 38 Episodes

Genres: Family, Fantasy, Musical

Date aired: 1997–2007

Status: Completed Views: 100,715 Bookmark

## Summary:

In this television show for babies, the four colourful Teletubbies coo and play in idyllic Teletubbyland. They repeat fun, infant-pleasing activities such as rolling on the ground, laughing, running about, and watching real children on the televisions on their bellies. Mysterious pinwheels and telephones rise out of the meadow to loosely direct the day's activities. The Sun, featuring a baby's face, comments on the proceedings with baby noises, and it rises and sets to begin and end the show.

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9. Teletubbies Episode 085 - Squirrels 4/24/2019
10. Teletubbies Episode 087 - Urban Birds 4/24/2019
11. Teletubbies Episode 097 - Pancakes 4/24/2019
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15. Teletubbies Episode 131 - Naughty Sock Returns 4/24/2019
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18. Teletubbies Episode 146 - Finding Chocolate Eggs 4/24/2019
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20. Teletubbies Episode 151 - Animals: Snails 4/24/2019
21. Teletubbies Episode 158 - Tulips 4/24/2019
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25. Teletubbies Episode 229 - Body to Body 4/24/2019
26. Teletubbies Episode 231 - Colours: Black 4/24/2019
27. Teletubbies Episode 247 - Harp 4/24/2019
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Otis the Aardvark

**Otis the Aardvark** was a puppet presenter on Children's BBC. Otis mainly presented the afternoon links on BBC One alongside the main CBBC presenters. Otis was thought to be inspired from the 1992 Children's BBC idents which ended with a voice proclaiming "Tell that aardvark
 it's a wrap". These idents led to much speculation as to what the
phrase meant. However, these idents were dropped just before the
character of Otis appeared in late 1994.

Otis is said to have obtained his name from the OTIS Elevator in the CBBC building at BBC Television Centre. Dave Chapman was the puppeteer. He also performed in a number of other Children's BBC programmes, notably as The Cat from *Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow*.

When *Fully Booked* moved to Sundays on BBC2, the extended Saturday CBBC was renamed *Saturday Aardvark*, with Otis being a key feature.
In 1996, He presented *CBBC on Nickelodeon* during school hours on *Nickelodeon* alongside Nick Junior and his co-presenter was mascot *Arthur the Ant* in front of an ice cream parlour. He left in 1997 and was replaced by his cousin Marvin who presented from a shed until the strand finished on
 16 July 1999. After leaving CBBC in late 1999 Otis appeared on a puppet
 based quiz show before the puppet was finally laid to rest, with the
announcement given claiming that the character had gone to work at the
BBC canteen, although Otis made appearances on other CBBC shows
including *Insides Out* and *Live & Kicking* and *Clever Creatures* until 2001. Otis was followed by another puppet called Emlyn the Gremlyn, who supported the live human presenters on the early afternoon links for a further two and a half years .

On 28 December 2007, Otis reappeared on a special 'puppet' edition of *The Weakest Link* for the BBC. He was voted off in the second round.

In a 2009 interview BBC Presenter Kirsten O'Brien revealed that she
has the Otis the Aardvark puppet and once used it unsuccessfully to
impress a date.

On 1 April 2010, Otis appeared on the ITV2 show *Celebrity Juice*.
Swallow

The Teletubbies do The Up and Down Dance. The Windmill starts spinning and then they watch Andy Brown and some children going to see swallows. Then, Tinky Winky arrive to house marching his bag, he goes into the house and he wears the skirt, but skirt with crush in the doors and Tinky Winky leave on his bag. Dipsy wondered where the skirt to Tinky Winky crush in the doors and he gives it and wears the skirt, but skirt with caught on the tree and he run away. Laa-Laa wondered where the skirt to Dipsy caught on the tree and she gives it blow and wears the skirt, but skirt caught in Laa-Laa's ball. Laa-Laa throws her ball with skirt up in the air and skirt down on the slide. Po eating some Tubby Toast and she wondered where the skirt out the ball, but the Noo-Noo tidies the skirt and Po chases him. Then, the Noo-Noo tosses the skirt into Po's head. Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa watch Po's dance. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Andy Brown with Georgina Day

## Trivia

* Po was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was chosen for the TV event.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
* This is the last episode that has the skirt.