A new version of “Teletubbies” is headed back to the small screen. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po are returning in a reboot for Netflix, the streaming service announced Sept. 7.

However, one particular episode of Teletubbies was deemed so creepy it was banned back in 1999.. A core childhood memory for any 90s kid, the BBC Two show was a huge success and went on to have ...

On Wednesday, Netflix announced a slate of preschool programming, including a reboot of the long-running Teletubbies, which will debut on the streaming platform in November.The series has run for ...

Pour one out for Mom and Dad’s sanity: The Teletubbies are coming back. The latest thing from your past to be rebooted that you don’t remember ever watching, but whose existence you were aware ...

Teletubbies was an adorable children's TV show - but with four massive alien-like creatures running round it had all the makings of a horror movie. They're some of the most recognisable characters ...

UK children's indie Ragdoll Productions, the outfit that gave the world Teletubbies, has found a US home for its new series based on Tinky Winky, Dipsy, La-La and Po. With PBS Kids signed up to air ...

Episode 2. Drumming Taiwan. Mon, Jul 23, 2001. The Teletubbies Everywhere segment features Po counting to 4, Tinky Winky learning about the color red, Laa Laa drawing an orange circle, and Dipsy ...

An uncensored version of the sketch, which is from 1997, has been released on YouTube, reports The Sun. Teletubbies was a beloved British children’s television program about four colourful ...

A BANNED Teletubbies sketch — titled The Lion and The Bear — has been revealed after decades.An uncensored version of the sketch, which is from 19 ...