TELETUBBIES: BUBBLES
Six All-New Episodes on DVD June 20
Featuring the Teletubbies Singing “Heads, Shoulders,
Knees and Toes” and a Special Featurette with the Lovable
Laa-Laa!
CULVER CITY,
Calif. (June 5, 2016) – Families everywhere can get ready to sing, dance
and splash with the Teletubbies, when TELETUBBIES: BUBBLES arrives on DVD on June 20. Timed perfectly with “International
Bath Day” on June 14, the six all-new episodes feature Tinky Winky,
Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po as they sing, dance, play and of course, eat Tubby
Custard! TELETUBBIES: BUBBLES includes
two all-new engaging featurettes: In the first, fans can join the Teletubbies
as they sing the classic song, “Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes”; in the
second, little ones can learn more about Laa-Laa, the sweet, song and
dance-loving yellow Teletubby!
Synopsis:
The Tubby Custard Machine is making
lots and lots of Tubby Custard bubbles! Join the Teletubbies as they chase and
pop bubbles, play with a magical music box and dance the energetic Tubby Phone
Dance. Contains six new episodes, including “Bubbles”.
Bonus
Features Include:
·
“Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes” Song
·
Meet the Characters: Laa-Laa
TELETUBBIES: BUBBLES has
a run time of approximately 74 minutes. The collection is not rated.
The 411 by Maria, Handsome and Goddess:
The Teletubbies have been around for 20 years this year and airs on Nick Jr. weekdays at 9:47 am. The new series is designed to help
young children develop their physical, emotional, and cognitive skills —
in a warm, loving, playful environment.
We used to watch Teletubbies all the time and are so happy it is still around for other kids to watch. What is great about Teletubbies is that they are everything preschoolers love.
Colorful
Repetitious
Use laughter and music to let kids know what is going on.
Easy words and names, hello, bye-bye, uh oh, Tinky-Winky, Poo, LaLa, Dipsy,
Bunnies run around in the background
The Sun is a baby face!
A Narrator to explain things for the Teletubbies
The Teletubbies are gentle, fun loving and caring. Preschoolers love watching things over and over again. At times it is redundant but this is for a 2-3 year old demographic.
The Teletubbies are so named because their bellies have TV screens which allows us to watch "real" kids
The show is pretty much as you remember but there are new characters to modernize the show. The Tiddlytubbies are "baby" teletubbies. They are adorable and the Teletubbies love them. While the Teletubbies are people in costumes the Tiddlytubbies are computer animated. Maybe this is a way to change over to complete animation eventually.
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ABOUT TELETUBBIES
Originally
created in 1997, Teletubbies is one of the most successful global children’s
brands of all-time. Targeted at young pre-school viewers, it has reached over 1
billion children to date. The original episodes have aired in over 120
territories in 45 different languages.
Debuting
on Nick Jr. in May 2016, the new Teletubbies series (60 x 12 min.
episodes) stays true to the original series but is designed to captivate
today’s digital toddlers with updated elements and visual CGI-enhancements. The
characters now have Touch-Screen Tummies and high-tech gadgets like the Tubby
Phone smartphone, introducing a contemporary twist for a new generation of
pre-schoolers. The multi award-winning Teletubbies encourages young
children to watch television creatively, providing a safe and beneficial
viewing experience. Teletubbies is produced by DHX Media. www.teletubbies.com
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Teletubbies, Yo Gabba Gabba!, Caillou, Inspector Gadget, and the acclaimed
Degrassi franchise. The Company is a leading producer of children’s shows and
owns the world’s largest independent library of children’s content, at more
than 12,500 half-hours. It licenses its content to broadcasters and streaming
services worldwide and generates royalties through its robust global consumer
products program. Through its subsidiary, WildBrain, DHX Media operates one of
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Canada, DHX Media has 17 offices worldwide. On May 10, 2017, DHX Media
announced it had signed definitive agreements to acquire 80% of the famed
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Disclaimer: No monetary compensation was offered or received. I did receive a DVD for my opinion. All opinions are my own.
My daughter use to love Teletubbies now my twins like it so yes I have watched it often.
ReplyDeleteI watched Teletubbies years ago with my niece and nephew.
ReplyDeleteYes, I've seen it before!
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