Teletubbies

All four Teletubbies go under the slide. The Teletubbies watch some children go over a stile, under some trees and through a gate. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch some children learn about the number four. Then, they sing a song about the number four before it’s time for Tubby Bye-Bye. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch some children as they look for dandelion clocks. Po has a blowy day and has fun blowing at everything in Teletubbyland. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch Andy Brown and some children looking for fish in a stream. The Teletubbies try to be quiet, but Po is making too much noise. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch two girls decorate a pot. Teletubbies love to play, but one by one, their favourite things go missing. Where can they be? (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch children building sandcastles. In Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies spin around and watch the Bear dance. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

Laa-Laa has fun wearing Dipsy’s hat. The Teletubbies watch Emily washing her pony, Jester. The Teletubbies play a washing game. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The multi-award-winning children’s programme, starring Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po, and their friend Noo Noo the vacuum cleaner. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies finish up their toast in time to see Alex Pascall and some children go for a walk and sing Good Morning to everyone they meet. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch some children doing gymnastics. Laa-Laa plays catch indoors with the other Teletubbies, but the Noo-Noo catches the ball first. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch some children playing a guessing game. A book appears in Teletubbyland, and Laa-Laa has fun counting the rabbits. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies watch three boys fill a sand pendulum and make a picture. The animals march through Teletubbyland before it’s time for Tubby Bye-Bye. (Text: BBC Entertainment)

The Teletubbies love to play slide games. They stop when it is time to watch some children go on a train journey. (Text: BBC Entertainment)