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Teletubbies - Season 2

Series: Teletubbies (Classic)
3.7
(9)
Episodes
26
Rating
TVY
Year
1997
Language
English

About

Teletubbies changed the children's market forever when it launched in 1997 and continues its success as an evergreen brand. The multi-award-winning landmark children's programme starring Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po has been watched by children in 120 countries and translated into 45 languages.

Related Subjects

1. Emily & Trap

22m

Over the hills and far away, Po loves to ride her scooter fast and slow. The Teletubbies watch Emily ride in her trap, drawn by her pony Jester.

2. The Beach

22m

A voice trumpet brings a magical sound for the Teletubbies. The Teletubbies watch some children take their dog and a ball to the beach.

3. Rolling

22m

Noo-Noo tidies up Laa-Laa's ball. The Teletubbies watch some children rolling things up…and down a hill. Po starts all the other Teletubbies rolling through Teletubbyland.

4. Number 2

22m

A voice trumpet brings a message for Dipsy and Laa-Laa. The Teletubbies watch some children learn about the number two.

5. Swim with Stephanie

22m

The Teletubbies have fun falling over. The Teletubbies watch some children go swimming with Stephanie.

6. Naughty Yellow Cow

22m

It's time for toast in Teletubbyland. The Teletubbies and a group of children see Tamzin Griffin pretend to be Funny Lady and tell the story of the Yellow Cow.

7. Mum's Keyboard

22m

Teletubbies love dancing, but everything stops when the Teletubbies watch two boys play with their Mum's Keyboard.

8. Walk in the Woods

22m

Laa-Laa fells like giving all the other Teletubbies a big hug. But where's Tinky Winky? The Teletubbies watch some children who are going for a walk in the woods.

9. Strawberry Picking

22m

The Teletubbies are having some Tubby Custard when they stop to watch some children who are going strawberry picking.

10. Shadows

22m

Po looks after the Teletubbies' favourite things. The Teletubbies have fun watching some children making shadows.

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

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