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	Teletubbies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Teletubbies was controversial for the alleged psychedelic inspiration, for a perception that it was insufficiently educational, and for a claim that one of the four (Tinky Winky) was homosexual.
		The Teletubbies speak in a gurgling baby language which is the subject of some controversy among educationalists, some of whom argue that this supposedly made-up talk is not good for children (a similar complaint was made forty years previously about another children's series, The Flowerpot Men).
		One of the Teletubbies, Tinky Winky, was the focus of a still hinted-at controversy in 1999 due to his carrying a bag that looks much like a woman's purse (although he was first "outed" by the academic and cultural critic Andy Medhurst in a letter of July 1997 to The Face).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Teletubbies (2246 words)

	Teletubbies - The True Story
		Teletubby residences are sparsely furnished, with one table and a number of small beds.
		The Teletubby whose screen is active at that time generally seems to experience pleasure, which is strange because that Teletubby, looking at the screen from a sharp angle and upside down, has the worst view of the group.
		The only other substance Teletubbies eat is known as 'tubbycustard', again provided by a machine, and ingested through a curly straw which doubles as a receptacle (a design which would save on cleaning if it were not for the fact that the object's shape makes it very difficult to wash).
	easyweb.easynet.co.uk /~palindrome/comedy/tubby.htm (1225 words)

	KCTS Program Information: Teletubbies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Teletubbies Everywhere segment features the number 3; Tinky Winky makes a triangle, there are three of Dipsy's hat and the film from India shows children demonstrating the number 3 - using: apples, babies, candles, numbers, ice cream, and balloons.
		The Teletubbies Everywhere segment features Po counting to four, the color red with Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa makes a circle like her favorite thing and the film from Taiwan shows two small boys who are learning traditional drumming.
		In Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies meet each other to say 'eh-oh!' and the film shows a little girl collecting some things in a treasure box for her baby sister.
	www.kcts.org /seriesdetail.asp?N1=TTUB&Page=3&TimeFrame=Upcoming (704 words)

	Internationales Zentralinstitut: TelevIZIon 13/2000: "The Teletubbies"
		When the "Teletubbies" were first broadcast in the United Kingdom in March 1997 a storm of indignation went through the press and continued in all the countries in which this television series, so popular with children, was shown.
		The main criticism was directed against television programmes being produced for infants at all, against the simplicity of the "Teletubbies", the language they used and worldwide merchandising.
		In Israel it is especially mothers from the middle class who appreciate the "Teletubbies" and have no qualms about letting their children watch this series.
	www.br-online.de /jugend/izi/english/12_1999_e.htm (627 words)

	Bad Subjects: Exploring the Cultural Topography of Childhood: Television Performing the "Child" to Children (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Teletubbies has also had great success, generating incredible amounts of publicity since its UK debut in March of 1997 (April 1998 in the US).
		However, all the teletubbies participate equally in what are traditionally gender-segregated activities: everyone interacts with technology or everyone wears a pink tutu and dances.
		Although Teletubbies disrupts the traditional geography of childhood through its emphasis on the lived experiences of young children, their pleasure and desires, and the exercises of children's subjective power, in the end childhood remains contained.
	www.eserver.org /bs/47/woodson.html (3411 words)

	Edutainment: How the Teletubbies Teach Children
		The Teletubbies may be fantasy creatures, romping in a fantasy world.
		The Teletubby world is their best attempt to touch pre-schoolers with the seeds of the new ideology.
		She is the happiest and most smiley of the Teletubbies.
	www.crossroad.to /text/articles/teletubbies10-99.html (4280 words)

	Teletubbies
		The pocket universe of the Teletubbies is both comforting and totally bizarre at the same time.
		This is Tinky Winky, the oldest and the tallest of the Teletubbies.
		Po is the smallest of the Teletubbies, and rides her beloved scooter all over Teletubbieland.
	www.transsexual.org /Teletub1.html (1031 words)

	KET - Teletubbies - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Teletubbies have fun popping up and saying "Boo!" to each other, then watch some children singing "Ten Green Bottles." Po rides her scooter, but keeps running into things.
		The Teletubbies watch a young drummer named Rohanda as members of her family join in on the bass, piano, and tambourine until they are all playing music together.
		The other Teletubbies admire the handprints Po makes all over their house after sticking her hand in the Tubby Custard, but the Noo-Noo sees the prints as just another mess to clean up.
	www.ket.org /cgi-bin/watch/series.pl?id=TTUB&layout=popup (1917 words)

	CommieTubbies Information Center
		Consider that the youngest Teletubby (we won't make light of this matter by using their so-called "names" -- actually pseudonyms intended to cast ridicule upon those who might question the show's ideology) is red -- an obvious allusion to Karl Marx, communism's spritual progentior and representative of its youngest, most embryonic form.
		Teletubbies are for the kids and the kids in us, my children do not c anything but 4 little characters that make them smile and laugh at what they say and do.
		The shorts that the teletubbies receive in their tummies are from small children for small children.
	members.tripod.com /~Telecommie (7820 words)

	Teletubbies - Uncyclopedia
		The Teletubbies salute President Bush's arrival onto the USS Abraham Lincoln.
		The Teletubbies, also known as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, led Notre Dame to two football National Championships between 1920 and 1924.
		The legend of the Teletubbies will live on forever in the form of their PBS show, which chronicles the life and times of these horsemen.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Teletubbies (647 words)

	Teletubbies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Teletubbies is a very strange show, but it's for tiny kids aged 2 or 3 and they seem to like it.
		Teletubbies is just fun, and it appeals to tiny kids who aren't ready to learn to read and do math yet.
		Yes, when the purple Teletubby was purported to be gay, this allowed the entire television-viewing world to see what a hideously stupid show this is....If it weren't for that event, I would have said "Day One." It's insane that parents would think it's okay for an infant to watch TV.
	www.jumptheshark.com /t/teletubbies.htm (7881 words)

	Salon Media Circus \| Tubbythumping
		"Teletubbies," which has been airing on the BBC for a year, is simultaneously vacuous and surreal.
		From an American perspective, the Teletubbies are a disturbing collision of two of the most pervasive cultural obsessions of our time, abortion and UFO's.
		But while "Teletubbies" may be bad for babies, the show's not-quite-hidden agenda and dazed and confused weirdness has inspired some mischievous Tubby deconstruction among grown-up viewers.
	www.salon.com /media/1998/04/03media.html (937 words)

	Urban Dictionary: teletubbies
		Teletubbies are the most fucked up Children's show TV characters ever.
		Occasionally when the time is just right, the tubbies may be able to recieve radio waves with their broken attennas, allowing them to eavesdrop on their human overseers, yet baffled by the simplest tasks we can do, such as showering or cooking an egg.
		The sun (which has a babies face) is the "big brother" or communist leader that watches over their every actions, the teletubbies just playfully go along their merry way, not noticing the suns evil intent.
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=teletubbies (885 words)

	Teletubbies - TV Programs Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Teletubbies was a successful children’s TV programme produced from 1997-2001.
		The Teletubbies lived in a dome which was surrounded by fake environment, the dome was surrounded by grass and flowers that talked.
		Teletubbies were ordered to wake up and go to sleep.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /tv-programs/teletubbies (203 words)

	Falwell Attacks Teletubbies!
		Writing in the February 1999 issue of his grossly misnamed publication "National Liberty Journal", Falwell claimed that one of the Teletubbies, that quazy quartet of rotund, fuzzy, antenna-headed British oddballs with ecstatic and vapid faces that look like a cross between a small child and an extraterrestrial, is secretly promoting homosexual lifestyles to unsuspecting toddlers.
		Tinky Winky, the Teletubby with the triangle-shaped antenna, is purple, has an antenna the same shape as the gay pride triangle, and speaks with a boy's voice yet carries a purse.
		Every TV station that carries Teletubbies is licensed and controlled by the U.S. government through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and people like Falwell know it.
	www.geocities.com /libertarianrev/news.2-11-99.tubbies.html (926 words)

	KCTS Program Information: Teletubbies
		Designed for children aged from one year, this series was created and developed as a celebration of play and features four technological babies, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po, who love each other very much and live happily together in their own world of childhood imagination.
		Each Teletubby tries to make the toaster work and soon, they all get their toast.
		The Teletubbies visit a little girl and her very special band- made up entirely of her family.
	www.kcts.org /seriesdetail.asp?N1=TTUB&Page=2&TimeFrame=Upcoming (531 words)

	Teletubbies TV Show - Teletubbies Television Show - TV.com
		The Teletubbies started in the U.K. and proved to be a popular children's show.
		Teletubbies is a show about creatures known as Teletubbies (so called because they're tubby, and have TV screens in their stomachs).
		The Teletubbies live in Teletubbyland, and faraway place inhabited by only the Teletubbies, talking flowers, talking trumpets, a baby sun, the Noo-Noo, a bunch of...
	www.tv.com /teletubbies/show/19613/summary.html (468 words)

	CNN - Teletubbies get big hug from Microsoft - March 26, 1999
		The event hosted at the FAO Schwartz toy store in New York Wednesday was timed to coincide with the Teletubbies celebrating their second birthday since they first debuted on U.K. television screens in 1997.
		The four Teletubbies are known for their cheerful cry of "Eh-oh" (Teletubbese for "hello"), their brightly colored bodies, the television screens embedded in their stomachs and their propensity for big group hugs.
		The dolls can be made to interact with the Teletubbies TV series and encoded Teletubbies videos with the purchase of a separate TV Pack, Microsoft said in the statement.
	www.cnn.com /TECH/ptech/9903/26/teletubbies.idg (429 words)

	Teletubbies [1997 - 2001] @ EOFFTV
		Each Teletubbies episode is largely the same - the sun, in the form of a giggling baby's face, rises over Teletubbyland and the four Tubbies emerge from their dome shaped hillock at the behest of a giant windmill and they watch a short film [twice] on one of the TV sets on their stomachs.
		Cheaper than drugs, though probably not much safer, Teletubbies was the childrens TV phenomenon of the 90s.
		It's difficult to comprehend the fuss a childrens TV show can generate when irate parents fail to grasp what it is that appeals to their offspring, a truism that was never more ably demonstrated than in the strange case of the Teletubbies.
	www.eofftv.com /t/tel/teletubbies_main.htm (454 words)

	Teletubbies - Television Review
		Parents might find TELETUBBIES to be a harmless babysitter for a half-hour, but might think twice before making television a habit at such a young age.
		Many educators agree that fantasy without context should not be introduced to the child until he or she has a firm grasp on reality -- say six or seven years of age.
		Though TELETUBBIES is unique and fascinating, it's not necessarily educational or important.
	www.commonsensemedia.org /tv-reviews/Teletubbies.html (588 words)

	Teletubbies collectibles dolls figures toys
		Teletubbies 4" plush beanbag figure with plastic clip..(Dipsy- green) burger king..
		Teletubbies, The Up and Over, Round and Round, Lost and Found Game with 3-D moving windmill spinner, by Milto Bradley 1998, complete, excellent condition..
		Teletubbies plastic thermos bottle by Thermos Co. from the late 90's in exc condition..
	www.collectorsconnection.com /teletubbies.htm (324 words)

	Teletubbies
		This is a show that I just started to watch on channel 11, and now every Friday I cant wait for it to come on..
		Teletubbies program, characters and logo: ® and © 1998 Ragdoll Productions (UK) Ltd. Licensed by The itsy bitsy Entertainment Company.
		Teletubbies is underwritten in part by KELLOGG'S® RICE KRISPIES®.
	my.inil.com /DE/D3/ptureson/Matt/teletubbies (112 words)

	Teletubbies History -Invention of Teletubbies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		This research was conducted to ensure the effectiveness of "Teletubbies" in teaching preschoolers skills that can contribute to school readiness and success.
		"Teletubbies" is supported by a comprehensive outreach effort for parents and caregivers to introduce the series’ concepts and their role in the effective education of our youngest viewers.
		They are the 4 Teletubbies, they live over the hills and far away in a place, a very magical land which is a part modern technological land and part a sort of nursery rhyme land where magical things can happen.
	www.ideafinder.com /history/inventions/story058.htm (1313 words)

	Bubble (UK) - Teletubbies - Pictures to Colour In (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Bubble, named by the Toy Retailers Association as one of the Top 10 Pre-School Toys for Christmas, is now available in stores across the country.
		This website is designed to provide more information about Bubble, plus some equally fun and educational links, information and activities that parents can share with their kids.
		Teletubbies characters and logo © and ™ Ragdoll Ltd 1996.
	www.worldofbubble.com /teletubbies/colouring_in.html (252 words)

	Play with the Teletubbies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		As popular as these Teletubbies are, one would think someone would have put a bit more effort into designing these programs.
		I really wish they would put out a better Teletubbies game than this one, but in the meantime, this is it folks.
		Its crazy its so funy im a 43 year old man, and you thought teletubbies were just for kids.
	www.jungleshop.com /toys/B000030075ID.html (428 words)

	SuperKids Software Review of Play with the Teletubbies.
		For those who have no experience with the Teletubby characters, they are brightly colored aliens with screens on their tummies and antennae on their heads.
		The program itself includes 7 activities, from “Tubby toast” where toast slices pop from a large toaster machine and land on a table, to “Chase the Noo-Noo” in which a race ensues pitting Teletubbies against their machine friend, to the “Hiding Game” in which the user helps a Teletubby friend search for its buddies.
		The slow paced program was unable to capture and hold their attention for long, and the lack of interactivity frustrated those on the older end of the age-spectrum.
	www.superkids.com /aweb/pages/reviews/multisub/toddler/1/teletub/merge.shtml (567 words)

	Play with the Teletubbies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		However, my 2-year-old son loves Teletubbies, and he doesn't care that the graphics are grainy and there's not that many activities.
		He has noticed that he can't walk to the place where the Teletubbies sleep, and even adults have trouble leaving an activity.
		I have been a gamer for more then 10 years and I've played them all, and Play With The Teletubbies definently sticks out in my mind as the greatest game I've ever played because of it's sheer depth and complexity hidden underneath it's appearance.
	www.jungleshop.com /videogames/B000030075ID.html (428 words)

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