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Naughty Snake

**Naughty Snake** is the 63rd episode of the *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa run over a hill to say Eh-Oh, but wonder where Po is. She then pops up from behind, says Eh-Oh, and then all the Teletubbies have a big hug. Then they hear the Magic Windmill spinning and they go to watch a group of children watch Tamzin Griffin pretend to be Funny Lady and tell the story of Bourt, the Naughty Snake. Then, inside the Superdome, it's Po's day for being naughty. She walks round and round the house very noisily, she goes up and down the slide too many times and runs in and out through the doors too many times, and voice trumpets describe her every move. But even though she can be so naughty, the Teletubbies still love Po very much. The Teletubbies do the Round and Round dance before the sun shrieks for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Tamzin Griffin, The Children of Chatter Infants School

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where Simon Shelton plays Tinky Winky. Dave Thompson plays him in the opening segment and then Simon Shelton in the Naughty Po segment.
* The Naughty Snake is basically a red fluffy Christmas tree decoration with googly eyes.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.

## Goofs

* In the opening segment, Po's aerial can be seen on the left side of the screen.
* In the opening segment, the Teletubbies see the windmill spinning, and then it cuts to the TV/Magical Event animation while off-screen the Teletubbies say "Uh oh!"
* In the main segment, after the voice trumpet rises while Po goes up and down the slide, Noo-Noo suddenly appears at the front of the slide in the next shot.
Tulips

A balloon appears from far away. Laa-Laa tries to catch it but she can't, Tinky Winky tries but he can't either. The balloon floats around the house, Dipsy walks out and finds it, he tries to catch it but he can't, even Po tries but she can't. None of the Teletubbies can catch the balloon and it floats away. Then, the Magic Windmill starts spinning and the Teletubbies watch two girls picking Tulips. The Teletubbies do the Jumping Dance **(on the path)** before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Hannah Pettit and Christina Tyrrell

## Trivia

* This is the second and last episode that has the balloon **(though this time, the Teletubbies can't catch it).** The first episode was Living in Flats.
* This is the first episode to feature the short ending from the second version of The Jumping Dance.
* The Tulips video was featured in the VHS What's That?.
* The Balloons segment was featured in the VHS Silly Stories & Wacky Wonders.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
* Laa-Laa is picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the missing Teletubby.
Sparkly Spider

The Teletubbies walk in a line and over a hill and say 'Eh-oh!'. Then the Teletubbies watch the Funny Lady tell the story of the Sparkly Spider. The Teletubbies do the Dizzy Dance before the Magic Tree appears. Then the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: Tamzin Griffin, The Children of Ravenor School, Greenford

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to have the Dizzy Dance.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Po is picked for the TV Event.
* Sylvie (Sparkly Spider from the TV Event) looks similar to the Pink Spider from the Little Miss Muffet segment from Building a Barbecue.
Tiger

Tinky Winky has fun carrying his bag in the house, but Noo-Noo's tidies up Tinky Winky's bag and Noo-Noo chasing with Tinky Winky, then the Noo-Noo tosses Tinky Winky's bag. Finally, Tinky Winky feeling very happy carrying his bag very much. Then, the Teletubbies watch Andy Brown and his friends look at the tiger in the animals. Then, the Magic Windmill spins again and watch The Magic Tree appears in Teletubbyland. Afterwards, the Teletubbies do The Falling Down Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy was chosen for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* This is the third and last episode where the Magic Tree appear in an episode that includes The Falling Down Dance. The other episodes are Drawing Cacti and Walking in the Woods. In those episodes, The Magic Tree happened before The Falling Down Dance while in this episode, they happen after.
* During The Falling Down Dance, the Teletubbies make the jingling noises when they fall over. This is the only episode where this happens. The other episode is Crazy Golf (USA).
* When the Windmill spins for the Magic Tree, the beginning harp music plays while the Windmill is shown spinning. Then it cuts straight to the Teletubbies arriving outside the house to watch the tree grow. The other episode is Haymaking.
* The opening segment from the first version of Rollerblading is re-used.
TimeForTeletubbies

List of custom episodes of Teletubbies by Time For Teletubbies in every Saturday since January 12, 2018:

## TimeForTeletubbies

1. Hands And Feet Painting
2. A Day For Dancing
3. Clouds
4. Feeding My Lambs
5. Feeding My Chickens
6. Catherine And Her Toy Farm
7. The Story Of The Gingerbread Boy
8. Signal Light
9. Walking Day
10. Kings And Queens Day
11. Favourite Things Day
12. Rabbits
13. Bells
14. Good Morning Everyone
15. Falling Down Day
16. Playing Hide And Seek
17. Clouds Return
18. All Things Red
19. Bed Time For Angus
20. Watering Can
21. Funny Lady And The Sparkly Spider
22. Getting Ready In The Morning
23. A Day For Jumping
24. The Mirror
25. Seeing The Monkeys
26. Puddles
27. Dancing From India
28. Train Ride
29. Round And Round
30. Yellow Cow
31. Another Day For Dancing
32. All Things Pink
33. Picking Fruit With My Nanny
34. A Day At The Seaside
35. A Day For Marching
36. Show Time
37. All Things Purple
38. Jack In A Box
39. Play Park
40. Where's The Ball?
41. See What I See
42. Roar!
43. Flying Our Kites
44. Playing The Drums
45. Exercising Day
46. Seeing The Butterflies
47. Bowling
48. Breakfast Time!
49. All Things Green
50. A Day For Walking
51. Special Day
52. New Clothes
53. Messy Day
54. A Day For Singing
55. All Things Blue
56. A Day For Sitting And Standing
57. Bird Watching
58. A Day For Hide And Seek
59. It's Pretend Friend
60. Noisy Footsteps Day
61. Fun In The Rain
62. A Day For Colours And Fruit
63. What Can It Be?
64. Arts And Crafts Day
65. Snakes
66. A Day For Running Away
67. All Things Orange
68. The Story Of Our Journey
69. How Can I Help You?
Yellow Cow

**Yellow Cow** is the 32nd episode of the original series. It first aired on 13th May, 1997.

## Plot

The Teletubbies have Tubby Toast and the Tubby Toaster makes an extra piece, which Noo Noo tidies up at Tubbytronic Superdome. The Teletubbies then watch Tamzin Griffin pretend to be Funny Lady telling the story of a Naughty Yellow Cow. A voice trumpet appears and recites the nursery rhyme 'Ride A Cock Horse'. Laa-Laa joins in the rhyme and then she bumps into Dipsy. She and Dipsy do this again and bump into Tinky Winky and Po who are also joining in. They all do the nursery rhyme again and fall over. The Magic Windmill spins and the Tap Dancing Teddy Bear appears in Teletubbyland. The Magic Windmill stops spinning before Tubby Bye-Bye.

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

## Trivia

* The Extra Piece of Tubby Toast segment was featured in the VHS The Best of Noo-Noo.
* The Ride a Cock Horse segment was featured in the VHS Nursery Rhymes and the audio tape All Together Teletubbies!.
* The first segment will be re-used in Dirty Dog, but mixed with the opening to the Time for Tubby Toast segment, from Ned's Bicycle.
* From this episode onwards, Funny Lady TV Events now only new play once.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was picked for the TV Event and was the boo shouter.
* This is the only episode where Noo-Noo is naughty and the Teletubbies chase him.
* This is the first episode where Noo-Noo is naughty and the Chasing Around the House gag.
* When the Teletubbies recites the nursery rhyme 'Ride A Cock Horse', there were no jingling sounds heard.
* When Funny Lady says "Mmm! Lovely tea and biscuits!", it was actually footage recycled from Naughty Sock. This footage is also seen in Naughty Bee and Naughty Ghost.
* This is the first time Funny Lady says "Again, Again!"
* From this episode onwards to Sparkly Spider, all the Funny Lady TV Events are now only played once.
* Footage from The Ride a Cock Horse segment was later reused for The Sprout Diner episode, *Teletubbies' Tubby Sunshine Toast*, but there is new audio recordings, like 'Hungry! Hungry!'.
	+ This is also the first episode where the Teletubbies chase the Noo-Noo.
	+ This is the first episode with the 'VROOOOOOM' sound that would be used when the Teletubbies and often the Noo-Noo run around the controls and the slide.
Teletubby Days: Dipsy

**Teletubby Days: Dipsy** is the second episode of Teletubby Days.

## Plot

Dipsy and Laa-Laa have fun running in and out of the Tubbytronic Superdome before catching up with Tinky Winky and Po to watch a young girl talking about a big vehicle that can carry a large load of broken cars and trucks. Meanwhile, Dipsy performs a very special dance for Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po. They all thought that Dipsy's dance was very special indeed. Afterwards, the Teletubbies do the shortened version of The Tip Toe Dance in front of the flower paths before the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* The US Version of Teletubby Days: Dipsy aired on October 16, 2007.
* The TV Event featured in Teletubby Days: Dipsy is Dad's Lorry.
* Tinky Winky is the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy is the boo shouter.
The Skipping Dance (Teletubbies Dance)

**The Skipping Dance** is a dance that the Teletubbies do. It was shown in the episode, African Dance (South Africa). The Teletubbies do this dance inside the house.

## Plot

The dances begins as the Teletubbies march to the right at the front of the Control Panel. They all skip to the front, and they skip to the back a couple times. Then they skip in a circle. They all skip into a huddle and back out again. Then they all skip around separately. Together, they all skip a couple steps forward and backward. They all start skipping to the left go around the house. At the end, Tinky-Winky skips over to the slide and then looks back and notices the others aren't behind him. So he turns around and runs back and the Teletubbies do the dance again.

## Episodes that it appears in

* African Dance (South Africa) (UK Original & Sunday Special Versions) **(extended version)**
* Picking Chillies (Spain) (UK CBeebies Version) **(extended version)**
* Planting Tree **(shortened version)**
* Painting a Car **(extended version)**
* Handcycle **(extended version)**
* Numbers: 12 (Version 1) **(shortened version)**
* The Enormous Turnip **(shortened version)**
* Arthur Pizza Story **(extended version)**
* Cooking Marshmallows **(extended version)**
* Numbers: 15 (Version 1) **(shortened version)**
* Going for a Drive **(extended version)**
* Making Paper Airplanes **(shortened version)**
* Holi Games **(extended version)**
* Cuddles Wearing His Hat **(shortened version)**
* Walking with My Friend **(shortened version)**
* Honeycomb Bees **(extended version)**
* A Day for Dancing [Video] **(extended version)**
* Oh Silly! **(extended version)**

## Trivia

* This is one of the three dances where the Teletubbies dance inside the house, the other two are The Follow The Leader Dance and The Up and Down Dance.
* In Handcycle, Arthur Pizza Story, Honeycomb Bees and Oh Silly!, after the dance is over, the Magic Windmill spins for the TV event transmission.
* In Numbers: 15 (Version 1) and Holi Games, the Windmill stops spinning after the dance.
* In African Dance (South Africa), Planting Tree, Painting a Car, Cooking Marshmallow, Numbers: 12 (Version 1), Cuddles Wearing His Hat and Walking with My Friend, after the dance, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* In Planting Tree, Numbers: 12 (Version 1), Numbers: 15 (Version 1), Making Paper Airplanes, Cuddles Wearing His Hat and Walking with My Friend, the dance is short.
* Going for a Drive and Making Paper Airplanes are the only two episodes to have the windmill spin for a magical event after the dance. In Going for a Drive, the magical event is The Three Ships and in Making Paper Airplanes, the magical event is The Dancing Bear.
* This is the final dance of the original series.
Trick and Treat

**Trick and Treat** is an episode from Season 4.

## Story

It is Trick and Treating Day of Halloween. T invited my friends to Trick and Treating on house. They all Trick and Treating are A, C, D, F, H, K, L, N, P, R, S, T and Y. A Halloween is special day.

## Trivia

* B, E, G, I, J, M, O, Q, U, V, W, X and Z are absent in this episode.
* C, H, K, P and Y only say their sound in this episode.
* H, P and Y don't speak in the episode.
* P only says her sound as her solo line.
The Skipping Dance Il

**The Skipping Dance** is a dance that the Teletubbies do. It was shown in the episode, African Dance. The Teletubbies do this dance inside the house.

## Plot

The dances begins as the Teletubbies march to the right at the front of the Control Panel. They all skip to the front, and they skip to the back a couple times. Then they skip in a circle. They all skip into a huddle and back out again. Then they all skip around separately. Together, they all skip a couple steps forward and backward. They all start skipping to the left go around the house. At the end, Tinky-Winky skips over to the slide and then looks back and notices the others aren't behind him. So he turns around and runs back and the Teletubbies do the dance again.

## Episodes that it appears in

* African Dance (extended version)
* Making Pizza (extended version)
* Numbers: 8 (Version 6) (extended version)

## Trivia

* Despite only officially appearing in 1 episode (not counting US episodes as they're different) this dance is done like the extended versions of most of the other dances. The Teletubbies do the dance twice, but the second time the music changes key (E major to F sharp major). There is no shortened version of this dance.
* This is one of the three dances where the Teletubbies dance inside the house, the other two are the Follow the Leader Dance, and the Up and Down Dance.
Tummy Tales

**Tummy Tales** are segments that appeared in every episode of the 2015 series. It is an updated version of the TV Event in the original series. Each segment opens with the Teletubbies noticing the Magic Windmill (now as a Farm Windmill) spinning. They say "Uh-oh" where they currently are and then rush to a hill. They then have a big hug to celebrate, and they fall down with flowers sprouting around them as The Magic Windmill chooses which Teletubby might have a TV transmission. They gather up to choose which of them have a TV transmission and the windmill sparkles (with some stars) changes the colour depending on the chosen Teletubby. As the chosen Teletubby have a TV transmission, a play button appears and the other Teletubby touches the screen on the tummy (acting like a touch screen tablet) and the video will play featuring real children of the world. Like the TV Events in the original series, after the video ends, the other Teletubbies want to see this video again and chosen Teletubby will play the video one more time. However, in the US version, the clip is shown only once. However, In International versions, the second time when the video plays, will be shorter than the first time.

## Trivia

* Unlike the original series when the video ends the 2nd time, it cuts straight to the sun baby without a fade effect.
* The chosen's Teletubby's play button on the tummy screen is a reference to the YouTube play button.
* The video clips in Tummy Tales and the TV Event bear similarities to the Video Letters during the Mailtime segment in Blue's Clues and its reboot, Blue's Clues & You!.
The Little Polar Bear

***The Little Polar Bear*** (German: ***Der kleine Eisbär***) is a franchise about a Polar Bear cub named Lars who first starred in a number of books written by Dutch author, Hans de Beer.

It later became an animated TV series for BBC TV, *Lars, der Kleine Eisbär*, in the 1990s. The show proved to be popular in Germany, but its English-dubbed version has also gained a cult following with UK viewers.

The show was later revived between 2001 and 2003. For its first film, subtitled *Der Kinofilm*, Warner Bros. and animation studio Rothkirch Cartoon Film bought the rights to adapt the children's books into a feature-length film, released in 2001.

After the success of the feature, several direct-to-video features
were released, one of the new characters included was a tiger cub. In
2005, another film, ***The Little Polar Bear 2: The Mysterious Island*** (German: ***Der Kleine Eisbär 2: Die geheimnisvolle Insel***) was released and also proved successful.
The score to *The Little Polar Bear (1)* was composed by Nigel
Clarke & Michael Csanyi-Wills and recorded by the Royal Philharmonic
 Orchestra in London and was nominated for several awards.

## Original BBC TV series Adaptation

In the mid 1990s there was a TV adaptation for the BBC, featuring the voice talents of Sue Sheridan and Jimmy Hibbert respectively.

* Susan Sheridan - Lars, Lena, Peeps, Mummy polar bear,
* Jimmy Hibbert - Daddy polar bear, various male voices

### Characters

* Lars - the little polar bear, main character of the show
* Mummy Polar Bear, Lars' mother
* Daddy Polar Bear, Lars' father
* Lena - the Arctic Hare,
* Peeps - the Snow Goose,
* Brownie Brown Bear,
* Mummy Brown Bear, Brownie's mother
* Daddy Brown Bear, Brownie's father
* The seagull acrobites
* Fussy Husky

## Repeats

The Little Polar Bear has been screened several times on BBC1 and BBC2 in the 1990's and 2000's, CBBC on Choice premiered the series on Monday 6th March 2000 at 8.20am, 11.20am, 2.20pm and 5.20pm and was shown twice until Wednesday 20th April 2000. It returned at weekends beginning on Saturday 4th November 2000 at 6.40am, 9.40am, 1.10pm and 4.10pm until Sunday 31st December 2000. It's second weekday slot began on Monday 2nd April 2001 at 6.55am, 9.55am, 12.55pm and 3.55pm and continued until Wednesday 25th April 2001. It was shown twice at weekends again after this beginning on Saturday 6th October 2001 - Sunday 25th November 2001 at 8.25am, 11.25am, 2.25pm and 5.25pm before going on a break for Christmas 2001 and returning again on Saturday 12th January 2002 - Sunday 10th February 2002 at the same times as before.
This is our Park

The Teletubbies play and jump around the house before the Windmill starts spinning. The Teletubbies watch some children playing in the park. They show their quiet garden and the playground with slides, swings and a see-saw. In Teletubbyland, a see-saw appears from far away, Dipsy and Laa-Laa play on the see-saw. A voice trumpet sings 'See Saw Margery Daw'. Then it's Tinky Winky and Po's turn to play on the see-saw, but Tinky Winky is too heavy to play with Po on the see-saw. So Dipsy and Laa-Laa help by pushing the see-saw up and down. Then the see-saw disappears and the Teletubbies have a Big Hug. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Children from St Mary's Nursery, North Kensington

## Trivia

* The Seesaw appears segment was featured in the VHS Voice Trumpet Day and the bonus features of Oooh!.
* A nursery rhyme based on the See-Saw Marjory Daw segment was made in the Cbeebies website in the 2000s.
	+ The nursery rhyme is the same as See-Saw.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
The Stretching Dance Il

**The Stretching Dance** is a dance that the teletubbies do.

## Plot

It features in some episodes like:

* Making Bread (extended version)
* Pebbles (shortened version)
* Ladybird (extended version)
* Running (shortened version)
* Asian Storyteller (extended version)
* Little Red Riding Hood (extended version)
* Wild Wild West‎‎ (shortened version)
* Kids Rollerskating (shortened version)
* Colours: Ultramarine (extended version)

## Trivia

* In Pebbles and Ladybird after the dance, the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* In Making Bread and Asian Storyteller after the dance, the Magic Windmill spins for the magical event.
* In Running and Colours: Ultramarine after the dance, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* In Little Red Riding Hood and Kids Rollerskating, after the dance, the Magic Windmill spins for the TV Receiver Event.
* In Wild Wild West after the dance, 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.
The Rabbits Song

**The Rabbits Song** is a song that first appeared in Swimming with Stephanie. It features the Rabbits having fun in Teletubbyland.

## Trivia

* In Swimming with Stephanie, Uh-Oh! Messes & Muddles and the US Version of Rolling, the camera fades to the Home Hill 2 shot at the end.
* In Paddling Pool, Favourite Things and Bedtime, the camera cuts to Right Path 1 at the end.
* In Sophie Art Circus, and the US Version of Flower Festival (Spain), half of the Rabbits song is seen after the TV event of that episode ended, after it ends, the windmill starts spinning for a magical event, In Sophie Art Circus, it spins for The Lion and Bear (original sketch), in the US Version of Flower Festival (Spain), it spins for The Magic Tree.
* In Pebbles, a clip from The Rabbits Song is used for the start of The Stretching Dance. However, a clip of a Rabbit eating a purple flower is seen in Asian Storyteller.
* In Dominoes, a clip from The Rabbits Song is used for the start of The Twisty Dance. However, a clip of a Windmill spinning with Rabbits is seen in Paddling by the Sea.
* In the US Versions of Rolling, Numbers; 3 (Version 1), and Colours: Purple, the first scenes of The Rabbits Song is cut off, although in the US Version of Colours: Purple, it’s shortened.
* In Dragonflies, after The All Sorts Dance ends, it has a clip of the Rabbits song before it shows the Birds Eye View Windmill clip.
* In Nursery Rhymes, it has different clips, it shows a rabbit eating grass and a Teletubbyland shot of the Rabbits going into a Rabbit hole, it also has an alternate ending where it doesn’t end with an Opening Shots but it ends with the start of the Little Miss Muffet segment beginning.
* In Favourite Things, it has different clips, it shows a Teletubbyland shot of the Rabbits going into a rabbit hole and on a hill.
* The Rabbits Song is the only no Magical Event music not to have any lyrics and have 3 music key changes.
Vacuuming the Trash

Then, the Teletubbies are sitting at the table when a voice trumpet rises and plays some music. Then, the Teletubbies stand up and sit down in their seats until the Magic Windmill spins. The Teletubbies watch 2 kids vacuuming the candy wrappers and pieces of trash. Then, the Noo Noo watches the Teletubbies comes down the slide. Then, the Teletubbies run out of the house and do the Stamping and Stepping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was chosen for the TV Event.
* Po was the boo shouter
* The opening segment from the first version of Ballet Rhymes: Jack in the Box is re-used.
* After The Stamping and Stepping Dance, the camera cuts to Tubby Bye-Bye after the Teletubbies pose.
The End

The End is an episode of Series 3.

It teaches about different vowel dirgaphs: OI, OR, and UR.

## Story

I, O, R, and U have a race. They try to race to the end, but neither of them know where the end is. So, O and R double up. First, O sticks with I. J and N come by.

j-oi-n, JOIN!

OR and UR stuck together. All three digraphs start racing. OI passes C and N.

c-oi-n, COIN!

OI rolls on a coin. C and K come to OR.

c-or-k, CORK!

A bottle shoots out a cork which OR is riding on. S and F come to UR.

s-ur-f, SURF!

UR hangs ten. T rides a teacup boat and jumps on the board.

t-ur-f, TURF!

The board lands on a turf. OI falls to the board, catapulting UR off of it. C and D come to OR.

c-or-d, CORD!

They swing on a cord passing OR and UR. They stop by at N.

c-or-n, CORN!

A huge bag of popcorn appears. UR land in it while OI bumps their coin into it. They jump off the bag. They still don't know where the end is, so they ask E, N, and D if they can help.

e-n-d, END!

OI, OR, and UR run to the end line.

## Trivia

* Word count: 8
* K only says his sound as his solo line.
* This is the only time digraphs OI makes words. The digraph only makes two words.
* The digraph later appears for a very short time in Cowboy, without making any words.
* END is the only word in this episode that doesn't have an I, O, or U.
* This is the final episode featuring J.
* A, B, G, H, L, M, P, Q, V, W, X, Y, and Z are absent in this episode.
* A is the only vowel who did not appear in this episode.
Up the Hill

Tinky Winky comes down the slide before the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch two girls climb a hill and look at the view. In Teletubbyland, Po looks for Tinky Winky over the hills, between the trees and along the path, but she cannot see him. Then Po sees a big hill, so she climbs up and up to look around. Now she can see Tinky Winky, coming out of the house. Then, it was time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Fiona & Frances Bennell and Melvyn Kinnaird

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing teletubby.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event and was the boo shouter.
* This is the fourth episode where Dipsy and Laa-Laa are absent in that the opening or main segment.
Unicycles

Laa-Laa is riding the Po's scooter and doesn't want to give it back until she sees her ball. The Teletubbies watch some children riding unicycles. The Teletubbies do the Jumping Dance on the Path before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* The Jumping Dance on the Path, the Teletubbies shake the wiggling and big hugs with jingling sound.
* Laa-Laa was both the missing Teletubby and the boo shouter.
* Po was picked for the TV event.

## Goofs

* Po has Laa-Laa's sound on her ariel instead of her own one.
The Dizzy Dance (Teletubbies Dance)

**The Dizzy Dance** is one of the dances the Teletubbies do. It first appeared in Sparkly Spider.

## Plot

The dance starts off with Dipsy and Laa-Laa spinning around and meet on some flat hills of Teletubbyland, and then, Tinky-Winky and Po came along. First, Tinky-Winky spins around twice. Second, he and Dipsy spin around together. Third, they and Laa-Laa spin around. Fourth, the Teletubbies all spin around together, spinning their heads round and round pretending to feel dizzy. They all bump into each other slightly and they all grab a partner (Tinky-Winky & Laa-Laa and Dipsy & Po), hold hands, and spin around. They all let go of their hands and in the middle, Dipsy and Laa-Laa hold hands and they spin around. They went back to their same partners, hold hands and spin around again. They all walk and bump into each other. They all stood on their right foot, then their left foot. Then they spin their heads round and round pretending to feel dizzy. They all repeat these methods a few more times until they all felt dizzy.

## Episodes that it appears in

* Sparkly Spider (UK Original & Sunday Special Versions) **(extended version)**
* Harp (Sunday Special Version) **(extended version)**
* Fruit Tasting (UK Original & Sunday Special Versions) **(shortened version)**
* Colours: Brown (Sunday Special Version) **(extended version)**
* Jabadao (UK Original & Sunday Special Versions) **(extended version)**
* Asian Storyteller (The Fox) (UK CBeebies Version) **(extended version)**
* Wrap with Eggs **(shortened version)**
* Going Left and Going Right **(extended version)**
* Feeding the Doves **(shortened version)**
* Numbers: 16 (Version 1) **(extended version)**
* Making Toothpaste **(shortened version)**
* Teddy Bear's Picnic **(extended version)**
* Geese **(shortened version)**
* Slacklining **(extended version)**
* Race Game **(shortened version)**
* Dingle Dangle Scarecrow **(extended version)**
* Musical Playtime [Video] **(extended version)**

## Trivia

* In the extended version of the dizzy dance, the background music here with to a Teletubbies Album (VHS).
* There's also a shortened version with Fruit Tasting, Wrap with Eggs, Making Toothpaste, Geese, Feeding the Doves and Race Game for this dance event.
* In Going Left and Going Right and Numbers: 16 (Version 1), the Magic Windmill spins for the TV Event.
* In Sparkly Spider and Feeding the Doves, the Magic Windmill spins for the Magical Event.
* In Fruit Tasting and Making Toothpaste, the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye after the dance ends.
* In Jabadao, Wrap with Eggs, Teddy Bear's Picnic, Geese, Slacklining, Race Game, Dingle Dangle Scarecrow and Musical Playtime (VHS), the sun baby giggles for Tubby Bye Bye.
* In Feeding the Doves, the Teletubbies preform this dance after they watch The Animal Parade.
The Stamping and Stepping Dance Il

The Stamping and Stepping Dance is the second of the dances that the Teletubbies do. It was first shown in the episode The Grand Old Duke of York. The Teletubbies do this dance on the path near the Windmill.

The Teletubbies meet up on the path while the drums play. Then the music starts and the Teletubbies stamp their feet left and right, they march left and right along the path. They all step left, right, backwards and forwards, then they stamp and step round and round, and then they do the same thing again and after that, they pose and cheer and the dance ends.

This is the first of the dances that have an extended version with a music key change. In the extended version, the music key changes halfway through the second time that they dance.

Stamping and Stepping Dance appears in some various episodes

* The Grand Old Duke of York **(extended version)**
* Jumping
* My Mum's a Doctor
* Going for a Walk **(extended version)**
* Digging in the Sand
* Making Lanterns
* Piglets **(extended version)**
* Hedgehog's
* Handshapes - Turkey
* Dance with the Teletubbies
* Let's Dance

## Trivia

* This dance is common in episodes that have The Animal Parade.

* Piglets was the first episode where the Teletubbies started to giggle while doing the dance.

* Hedgehogs was the only episode to have the Magic Windmill spin after this dance. The Magic Windmill spins for the Little Bo Peep magical event.
The Wedding Marriage

The Teletubbies pretend a marriage while Tinky Winky married Po and Dipsy married Laa-Laa until she gives your milk and bottle together it's back later. Then, the Teletubbies watch 4 family wedding some a marriage in the temple. Back in Teletubbyland, Dipsy's hat blows it gets stuck in a tree but Po gets it down with Laa-Laa's ball and "Clever Po". Then, the Teletubbies do the Happy Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

## Trivia

* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Laa-Laa was picked for the TV Event.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
Treasure Box

The Teletubbies dance around inside the Superdome before watching a child and a baby playing with a treasure box. Dipsy goes out for a walk and then a cloud appears and follows him all the way home Then, it’s time for Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: Zoëm Sophie and Susie Fischer

## Trivia

* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
* Dipsy is picked for the TV Event.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
The Greedysaurus Gang

**The Greedysaurus Gang** is a British children's programme broadcast on the BBC from 1993 to 1994.

## Plot

It follows the adventures of a group of dinosaurs called Greedysaurus and his friends.

## Repeats

It has been broadcast on BBC1 and BBC2 in the 1990's, first in the afternoon and then at lunchtimes until 2000. CBBC on Choice premiered the series on Christmas Weekend 1999 on Boxing Day at 6.50am and 8.50am, It soon premiered the series from Monday 28th February 2000 at 8.55am, 11.55am and 2.55pm, It was one of the shows not to be repeated after this for the rest of 2000, 2001 and 2002 and the last time they showed the series was Friday 24th March 2000.
Vathiyar 2

Vathiyar 2 (English: Teacher 2) is a 2035 Tamil action film directed by A. Venkatesh starring Shreekumar and Sreeja. The music was composed by D. Imman. It was released on 14 January 2035 and recorded an average at the box office.
Vathiyar 2
Directed by A. Venkatesh
Produced by V. Palanivel
A. C. Anandan
Written by G. K. Gopinath (dialogues)
Screenplay by A. Venkatesh
Story by Arjun
Starring
Shreekumar
Sreeja
Azhagappan
Sayaji Shinde
Ashish Vidyarthi
Sathyaraj
Music by D. Imman
Cinematography K. S. Selvaraj
Edited by P. Saisuresh
Production
company
AP Film Garden
Release date
14 January 2035
Running time 169 minutes
Country India
Language Tamil

## Plot

Durai (Shreekumar) is a do-gooder don, but a police force led by ACP Suryaprakash Ravichandran (Sayaji Shinde) and his sidekick (Sairam Sukumaran) are after him. However, the poor need him as he is a Good Samaritan running an orphanage. He has help from his friends Subramani (Sathyaraj) and Muthuayya (Azhagappan). Durai has a problem: his mother (Revathi) does not approve of his ways and feels that he is just a loutish goon. There is also a TV journalist named Bhumika (Sreeja), who is in love with Durai because of his daredevil ways. Durai has a past: he was just an honest-to-goodness schoolteacher who ends up as the deathly Durai after a fire ravages a school and kills several children. The incident forces him to take on the system of venal officials and politics. Now, Durai's biggest task is to nip a dark and dire politician who wants to bomb the city.

## Cast

* Shreekumar as Rajadurai alias Durai, the protagonist.
* Sreeja as Bhumika, Durai's love interest.
* Azhagappan as Muthuayya, Durai's sidekick.
* Sayaji Shinde as ACP Suryaprakash Ravichandran.
* Ashish Vidyarthi as TR Kilavaran, the main antagonist.
* Sathyaraj as Subramani, Durai's friend.
* Sairam Sukumaran as Suryaprakash Ravichandran's sidekick.
* Revathi as Durai's mother.
* Mohanlal as Bhumika's father.
* Raj Kapoor as School Teacher.
* Radha Ravi as Muthuayya's father.
* Crane Manohar as Muthuayya's friend.
* Delhi Ganesh as Bhumika's father.
* Santhana Bharathi as Hooligan, Durai's friend.
* Aamani
* Bava Lakshmanan
* C. K. Saraswathi
* Master Bharath
* Scissor Manohar
* E. B. Y. Ravi as himself special appearance in the song "Ennadi Muniyamma")
* Seethanami (cameo appearance in the song "Pombala Paappa")
* Anu as item number
* Queen as item number
The Dizzy Dance Il

**The Dizzy Dance** is one of the dances the Teletubbies do. It first appeared in Sparkly Spider.

## Plot

The dance starts off with Dipsy and Laa-Laa spinning around and meet on some flat hills of Teletubbyland, and then, Tinky-Winky and Po came along. First, Tinky-Winky spins around twice. Second, he and Dipsy spin around together. Third, they and Laa-Laa spin around. Fourth, the Teletubbies all spin around together, spinning their heads round and round pretending to feel dizzy. They all bump into each other slightly and they all grab a partner (Tinky-Winky & Laa-Laa and Dipsy & Po), hold hands, and spin around. They all let go of their hands and in the middle, Dipsy and Laa-Laa hold hands and they spin around. They went back to their same partners, hold hands and spin around again. They all walk and bump into each other. They all stood on their right foot, then their left foot. Then they spin their heads round and round pretending to feel dizzy. They all repeat these methods a few more times until they all felt dizzy.

## Episodes that it appears in

* Sparkly Spider
* Fruit Tasting (shortened version)
* Jabadao
* Walking with My Mum
* Balloons

## Trivia

* There's also a shortened version with Fruit Tasting for this dance.
* In Sparkly Spider, after the dance is over, the Magic Windmill spins for the Magical event.
* In Fruit Tasting, after the dance is over, the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye Bye.
* In Jabadao and Teletubbies Musical Playtime (VHS) after the dance is over, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* In Walking with My Mum and Balloons after the dance is over, the Magic Windmill spins for the TV event.
* In the extended version of the dizzy dance, the background music here with to a Teletubbies Album (CD).
The Rocking Dance (Teletubbies Dance)

**The Rocking Dance** is a dance that the Teletubbies do. It was first shown in the episode Bird Bath (South Africa).

## Episodes that it appears in

* Bird Bath (South Africa) (UK Original & Sunday Special Versions)
* Hanging Out the Washing (UK Original Version) **(shortened version)**
* Girl in the Back Garden (UK CBeebies Version) **(shortened version)**
* Western Dancing
* Cowbell **(shortened version)**
* Going to Bazaar
* The Ugly Duckling
* Sponges
* Captain and the Seven Pirates **(shortened version)**
* Grandma's Ducklings
* Strawberry & Apples
* Metallophone **(shortened version)**
* Sculpture Chocolate
* Flamenco Violin
* Plate Spinning
* A Day for Dancing [Video]

## Trivia

* In Hanging Out the Washing, Cowbell, Captain and the Seven Pirates and Metallophone, the dance is shorter and some extra instruments are added.
* In Western Dancing, Going to Bazaar, The Ugly Duckling and Plate Spinning, after the dance ends, the Magic Windmill spins for TV event.
* In Bird Bath (South Africa), Hanging Out the Washing, Cowbell, Sponges, Captain and the Seven Pirates, Grandma's Ducklings, Metallophone, Sculpture Chocolate and Flamenco Violin after the dance, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
* In Strawberry & Apples, after the dance ends, The Windmill stops spinning.
* This is commonly seen in Teletubbies Everywhere US Versions.
Toy Symphony

**Toy Symphony** is a animated television film broadcast on BBC1 on 28th December 1995.

## Plot

Helena Bonham Carter narrates this enchanting fantasy, Setting off to find the voice of the silver nightingale, a magical journey begins for a toy drum, a trumpet, a triangle, a pair of rattles, a quail, a toy train and a cuckoo clock.

## Repeats

It has repeated twice on BBC1 after the first showing in 1995, on Boxing Day 1997 and Christmas Day 2000. CBBC on Choice have also repeated the film at Christmas 1999 on Christmas Eve at 8.30am, 11.30am and 2.30pm, It was also shown in 2000 and 2001.
The Goose & The Golden Eggs

The Teletubbies do the Tip Toe Dance before the Teletubbies watch Brian Cant tell some children a story about a "The Goose and The Golden Eggs". Back in Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies was eating some Tubby Toast on the table. But, Tinky Winky and Laa-Laa eating some Tubby Toasts together while Dipsy and Po eating some Tubby Custard together. Then, they meet each other Teletubbies go to sleep before Tubby Bye-Bye sequence takes place.

## Trivia

* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was chosen for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
* When the windmill spins after the Tip Toe Dance, the clips where the Teletubbies say 'Uh-Oh!' is from the Twisty Dance.
* This is the last episode where the Teletubbies giggling during the Tip Toe Dance. In other episode is Café Eggs.
Twirlers

Tinky Winky listens to a voice trumpet make the sound of a whistle blowing and he runs away from the repeating noise. The Teletubbies watch some children marching and dancing with Twirlers. Then the Teletubbies march with their favourite things, after that the Windmill starts to spin and the Teletubbies watch The Animal Parade, then the Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Marguerite Mathews (uncredited), Pouneh Almasi, Annette Borg, Gabriella Franco, Mary & Charlie Sands and Carrie & Jolene Wade

## Trivia

* This is the only episode to have a rare baby sun voice.
* When the Windmill spins for the Animal Parade, the Magic Event Music doesn't play, instead the Windmill just keeps whooshing.
* The Twirlers video is featured in the bonus feature on the US DVD, Go! Exercise with the Teletubbies.
* The twirling TV event was filmed in Portsmouth, Rhode Island
* The opening segment was featured in the VHS Voice Trumpet Day.
* The Twirlers video was featured in the VHS Playtime Fun and All Together Teletubbies!.
* The Marching segment was featured in the VHS Hands, Feet and Dirty Knees.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po is picked for the TV Event and was the boo shouter.
Wee Willie Winkie

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa walk around some hills and say 'Eh-Oh!', then Po pops up and says 'Eh-Oh!'. Then, they watch a little boy dancing to King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys playing "Wee Willie Winkie". Inside the house, Tinky Winky makes some Tubby Toast. Second, Dipsy makes some Tubby Toast. Third, Laa-Laa makes some Tubby Toast and then Po makes some Tubby Toast. Finally, all the Teletubbies eat their Tubby Toast and have a Big Hug before Tubby Bye-Bye.

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

## Trivia

* This episode is the last appearance of King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys. The other episodes are: Hey Diddle Diddle as Laa-Laa, See-Saw as Dipsy, Humpty Dumpty, The Grand Old Duke of York as Po and Hickory Dickory Dock as Tinky Winky.
* This is the second episode where a Teletubby does "Waiting To Tubby Toast". The other episode is Bagels, the episode of the same name where "The Teletubbies Waiting Tubby Custard".
* This episode re-uses the opening segment from Hermit Crabs and Rickshaw. The only differences is the Teletubbies voices have been re-dubbed.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby and was picked for the TV Event.
* Dipsy was the boo shouter.
Wiggly Park

Originally a children's radio programme on BBC Radio 5, Wiggly Park was a British BBC children's television animated cartoon which was produced in 1997 and shown in 1998. The characters were voiced by British actors Andrew Sachs and Kate Sachs.

The show revolved around the adventures of six friends in their home, a large town park. The characters included Edward Warrington; a worm, Moggy; a caterpillar, Shelly; a snail, Nifty; a slug, Buzz; a bee, and Thera; a turtle.

## Repeats

Wiggly Park has been shown on BBC1 and BBC2 from 1998 - 2002, CBBC on Choice has also repeated Wiggly Park from 2000 - 2001, It premiered on Monday 4th December 2000 at 7.50am, 10.50am, 1.50pm and 4.50pm and was shown throughout Christmas 2000 and continued until Friday 5th January 2001. It returned in a weekend slot later in 2001 from Saturday 11th August 2001 - Saturday 24th November 2001 at 9.25am, 12.25pm, 3.25pm and 6.25pm. It was also repeated on Nick Jr from 1st September 1999 - 1st February 2002.
Throwing

The Teletubbies wake up to do their exercises. A voice trumpet instructs them on what exercises to do. After a while, they get tired of repeating the same exercises over and over again and run away. They watch Jameela and Daniel throwing a ball and they play a game together. Laa-Laa and Po play catch with Laa-Laa's ball, but they throw it too far. Dipsy catches it and throws it too far. Then Tinky-Winky catches it. The Magic Tree appears and then the Teletubbies do The Round and Round Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Jameela Green and Daniel Slavin

## Trivia

* When the Teletubbies watch the windmill spin for the Magic Tree, 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 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 harp tune and going on to see the tree.
* After the Exercises segment is over, the camera cuts to the opening shot Field 8 before the magic windmill spins.
* After the Throwing TV event, it goes to the next scene without a opening shot.
* The Exercises segment was featured in the audio tape Fun with the Teletubbies.
* Both the Throwing video and Playing Ball Together segment were featured in the VHS Game Time. However, for some reason in 2 segments are swapped.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event and was the boo shouter.
The Round and Round Dance Il

**The Round and Round Dance** is the sixth of the dances that the Teletubbies do in the show. It was first shown in the episode Owl Babies. The Teletubbies do this dance outside the house.

Tinky Winky dances around Dipsy, Dipsy then dances around Laa Laa, then Laa Laa dances around Po. All the Teletubbies then line up and spin round and round together, Tinky Winky spins on his own and then they all spin round and round the house and the dance ends.

This is one of the few dances with an extended version with a music key change

Round and Round Dance has appeared in some various episodes

* Owl Babies **(extended version)**
* Emily and Jester
* Washing the Bus
* Strawberry Picking
* Throwing **(extended version)**
* Naughty Snake
* Walking the Dog
* Pancakes
* Colours: Green
* Tennis
* Windmill **(extended version)**
* Numbers: 7
* Circles **(extended version)**
* Puppies **(extended version)**
* Disguises

## Trivia

* Owl Babies is the only episode where the the Teletubbies are silent during the dance.
* In Emily and Jester when the dance is over, it goes straight to the Sun Baby giggling and then the windmill stopping.
* Emily and Jester, Tennis, and Numbers 7 is the same version in Dance with the Teletubbies.
* In Disguises after the dance, it cuts to the voice trumpet rising for Tubby Bye Bye.
* In Owl Babies, Washing the Bus, Throwing, Naughty Snake, Walking the Dog, Pancakes, Colours: Green, Tennis, Windmill, Numbers: 7, Circles and Puppies after the dance, the Baby Sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.
Shadows

Po looks after the Teletubbies' favourite things while they go out for a walk. When they come back, Po can't remember which favourite thing belongs to which teletubby. So they tell her which favourite thing belongs to them and she gives them back their favourite things Noo-Noo tidies up (except Po's Scooter). The Teletubbies watch some children about shadows before doing the Walking Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Kevin & Kirsten Jarin, Jay Simpson and Camille St. Omer

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where the Teletubbies do the shortened version of the Walking Dance.
* The Po looks after the Teletubbies' favourite things segment was featured in the VHS The Best of Po.
* The Shadows video was featured in the rare VHS Magical Surprises.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event and was the boo shouter.
* Po was the missing Teletubby.
Yoga

In Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies pop out behind the hills before watching some children practice yoga. The Teletubbies are very busy. Tinky Winky marching with his bag, Dipsy dancing with his hat, Laa-Laa playing with her ball and Po riding her scooter. But, then Po feels very tired, so she goes to bed. When, she wakes up she rides her scooter around Teletubbyland. Finally, the sun giggles for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Anne-Marie Zulkahari & The Children of the Learning Tree Nursery, London

## Trivia

* The episode was featured in the DVD, Time to Play.
* Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was picked for the TV Event.
* Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
Towers

The Teletubbies walk there and back on some hills before watching some children making towers out of bricks and blocks. Dipsy and Laa-Laa have fun going up and down. They stand up and sit down on their seats. They go up and down the slide and they they walk up and down a hill. Finally, they have a big hug before Tubby Bye Bye.

Featuring: The Children of Bartlemas Nursery School, Oxford

## Trivia

* The opening segment is a longer version of the opening segment from Chicks
* The first two segments were featured in the US DVD All Fall Down!
* The Towers video was featured in the VHS The Best of Tinky Winky.
* Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
* Po was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky is picked for the TV Event.
* The First Season 09 Episode.
* The children featured in the video segment were from the now-defunct Bartlemas Nursery School, which was a nursery school in Oxford, England, United Kingdom.
* During the TV Event, Tim Hortons can be seen in the background.