“Over the hills and far away, Teletubbies come to play.” Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po are back in a new “Teletubbies” reboot premiering November on Netflix — and TODAY has your exclusive first ...
Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po are back to go on fun-filled adventures in the new Netflix series reboot Teletubbies are coming back to the small screen! On Tuesday, Netflix released the first ...
Minor spoilers follow for the opening scene of 28 Years Later. At the turn of the millennium, a low-budget British production suddenly became an international hit. Its small gang of characters making ...
As the BBC prepares to make 60 new episodes of the late-Nineties children's TV show Teletubbies, here are some facts you may not have known about the programme's history. 1. If you fancy visiting the ...
The Teletubbies are back with a brand new look. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po will be entertaining a whole new generation of young children when they return to our screens next month, thanks to ...
In a cultural moment dominated by 90s and early 2000s nostalgia, one of the unlikeliest icons is making a vibrant comeback: the Teletubbies. First appearing on UK screens in 1997, the surreal ...
The former Teletubbies sun baby announced that she was welcoming her own little ray of sunshine. On Tuesday, Jessica Smith announced in an Instagram post that she was expecting her first child. She ...
On November 14, Netflix released its rebooted version of the iconic 90s children’s show Teletubbies. With all its babytalk, slapstick comedy, and colorful visuals, viewers would be forgiven if they ...
Teletubbies turns 25 this year, and now has a new Netflix reboot on the way. What made this colourful and strange world so appealing to children – and so controversial, asks Timmy Fisher. In March ...
We all remember the four giant-sized, alien-like creatures running around in our screens causing mischief when we were little. The Teletubbies could be considered one of the most iconic children's TV ...
For once, it's actually a relief to be wrong about something. Twitter thought a childhood favorite, the sun baby from "Teletubbies", had a baby of her own after someone tweeted out a photo of her all ...