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1. teletubbies.fandom.com › wiki › Teletubby_FoodTeletubby Food | Teletubbies Wiki | Fandom

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   The Teletubbies have two sources of foods, Tubby Custard and Tubby Toast. Tubby Custard is pink colored custard and Tubby Toast looks somewhat like a smiling, chocolate cookie. The Tubby Custard is stored in a machine with many various, glowing buttons, and the Tubby Custard comes out of it...

2. www.nme.com › features › tv-features11 really weird facts about Teletubbies - NME

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   Jan 23, 2018 · As attention falls back onto the iconic kids’ TV show, which turned 20 in 2017, here are some lesser-known facts about the series. 1. One episode scared children so much that it had to be banned.

3. www.televisual.com › news › behind-the-scenesBehind the scenes: Teletubbies - Televisual

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   Nov 17, 2015 · The original Teletubbies, for example, used speeded up sequences to add energy and dynamism. The new version can be more precise, speeding up only one of the characters at a time while the others move at a normal pace.

4. www.theverge.com › tldr › 2017/3/3120 questions I have about Teletubbies for my gadget blog

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   Teletubbies have TV screens implanted into their abdomens. How did those get there? What mad scientist performed this insane experiment in a land only known as Teletubbyland?

5. www.bbc.com › culture › articleTeletubbies: The bizarre kids' TV show that swept the world

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   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.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › TeletubbiesTeletubbies - Wikipedia

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   Teletubbies is a British children's television series created by Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport for the BBC. The programme focuses on four differently coloured characters known as the Teletubbies, named after the television screens on their bellies.

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   What do Teletubbies eat?

   • The Teletubbies have two sources of foods, Tubby Custard and Tubby Toast. Tubby Custard is pink colored custard and Tubby Toast looks somewhat like a smiling, chocolate cookie. The Tubby Custard is stored in a machine with many various, glowing buttons, and the Tubby Custard comes out of it...

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   Do Teletubbies snuff up custard?

   • A much loved companion of the Teletubbies, the Noo-noo is fantastic at cleaning up! There’s nothing the Noo-noo likes more than snuffling up globs of custard. The Noo-noo likes to keep the Dome clean, when the Teletubbies are having messy fun with Tubby Custard or Tubby Toast.

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   How do Teletubbies work?

   • The original Teletubbies, for example, used speeded up sequences to add energy and dynamism. The new version can be more precise, speeding up only one of the characters at a time while the others move at a normal pace. “With little things like that we can play with and enhance the story,” says director Jack Jameson.

   Behind the scenes: Teletubbies - Televisual

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   What is a teletubbie phone?

   • As a brand new element, the Tubby Phone is a smartphone with a touch screen and a typical ring which can be heard by the Teletubbies, even when they’re playing outside. When it rings, the Tubby Phone vibrates and its screen flashes with the Teletubbies’ colors, with one color predominately flashing each time.

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   Who bought Teletubbies?

   • It was bought by a Canadian company called DHX Media, for a cool £17.4 million. Teletubbies is an iconic kids' tv show – an institution. But there are several stories about it that might surprise you

   11 really weird facts about Teletubbies - NME

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   What happened to Teletubbies?

   • The creators sold the show in 2013 for more than £15 million Creators Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport sold the rights to the show 16 years after the first series aired, along with their production company Ragdoll. It was bought by a Canadian company called DHX Media, for a cool £17.4 million. Teletubbies is an iconic kids' tv show – an institution.

   11 really weird facts about Teletubbies - NME

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