Teletubbies Reviews

I used to babysit for my friends little two year old son. He was a bit hyper like all toddlers and loved running me ragged! One of his favourite cartoons was the Teletubbies so i used to put the dvd on to keep him happy and contented for a while. I used to sit and watch it with him and i felt like my head was going to ...  Read the complete review

I'll be the first to admit that children's TV has always been a bit weird. Take the cherished childhood memories of the previous generation, who were brought up watching a psychedelic stop motion roundabout ride, a bunch of whistling space rodents, and the immortal Mr Noseybonk, a character who seems only a few tenuous steps away from committing ...  Read the complete review

Every morning when my baby wakes me up (at 06:30 grrr ...no lie in's for me), we toddle downstairs where he loves to sit and watch the Teletubbies whilst having his breakfast. The Teletubbies are Tinky Winky, Dipsy, La La and Po. They are round, soft, colorful childlike characters with a telly on their tummies, who live in Tellytubby ...  Read the complete review

My grandkids love to watch CBeebies and most of the time I do not mind them watching a bit of TV but when it comes to the Teletubbies I am none too keen. The reason I do not mind them watching a bit of TV is that most of the CBeebies shows have a fair bit of educational value to them but the Teletubbies has none. The show is ...  Read the complete review

Teletubbies With three children under 5 I have seen many children's programs in my time and I am sure I have many more to endure. I have to say teletubbies is not one of my favour programs to sit down and watch with my children. If I had to bit I would watch some thing like me too or some thing special. But saying teletubbies is a ...  Read the complete review

The Teletubbies has been shown on BBC channels since 1997 and production stopped in 2001, however, the original shows are still being repeated and this means that all 4 of my sisters children have watched this at some point during their childhood. The Teletubbies are Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa & Po are purple, green, yellow & ...  Read the complete review

My 2 year old grand-daughter was talking plainly when we had last seen her. coming from the UA 6 months later, we were shocked at how "backward" she had become. Her speech was warbled, more like a chirrup than words, and she seemed to have a problem walking. She didn't take proper steps, she kind of jiggled along, wiggling her shoulders ...  Read the complete review

A show for Children, so why am I reviewing it? Well teletubbies has been around for years, and its still being shown today meaning it must be a successful show. It's set in a meadow, large green hills with probably the most colourful and enlightening flower arrangements you could think of. 4 colourful characters each with very distinct ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS IT ABOUT: Set in a landscape of rolling hills, the Teletubbies are creatures that live in a futuristic dome. Each episode, screens on their tummies show videos of children engaging in different activities, with each video usually repeated later in the episode. The show is aimed at pre-school aged children. IS IT ANY ...  Read the complete review

Thanks to DancingCopper, I have been given a challenge to write about the Teletubbies - not a challenge that I would take up lightly given that I'm not in the Teletubbies target audience, but one I will try for nonetheless, as I want to win and he has a challenge of his own (Button Moon!) and if I win, he has to post a picture of himself in a ...  Read the complete review

Teletubbies is a kids TV show with a bit of a difference. It features four creatures of humanoid form (the Teletubbies), each with a different coloured suit completely covering them, leaving only gaps for the face, ears and a rectangular grey box on their tummies, which later in the show reveals itself to be a TV screen! On top of their heads, ...  Read the complete review

The teletubbies have been around since 1997 and has come back into the limelight recently with the toys coming back in the shops and being shown on the telly too. My little boy loves the Teletubbies and we dont miss an episode.The teletubbies are shown on either bbc 2 weekday mornings at 6.30am or it is shown on the cbeebies channel at ...  Read the complete review

Teletubbies has been running for a long time now and I can remember my 14 year old watching it when he was small.My other children are now 2 and 5 and they both watch it.They love it,specially my 2 year old.But I am not so keen on them purely because they do not talk properly and my son now says eh-oh instead of Hello,so I really feel that it does ...  Read the complete review

To tell the truth when I first saw the Teletubbies on TV I honestly thought that my eyes were playing tricks on me. Seeing 4 colourful characters with TV's in their tummies as soon as you get up is properly going to be a bit confusing. Once I had actually sat down and watched this it all became clear. I learned to quite like the Teletubbies and ...  Read the complete review

Teletubbies..... Teletubbies is a children's TV programme that has been around a good number of years now. It is aired twice daily on the CBeebies channel. The programme Teletubbies was a big hit when it was first aired back in the early nineties. To date there is literally tons of merchandise sold to coincide with the programme and ...  Read the complete review

This is probably the show that paved the way for the Fimbles etc. Watch as Tinky Winky (purple), Dipsy (green), La La (yellow) and Po (red) prance arond teletubby land playing with their toys hugging each othe and watching films through each others stomachs. They'll eat tubby toast and Noo Noo (hoover) will clean up their mess. Or go ...  Read the complete review

Writing an opinion about the teletubbies as a card-carrying adult may seem a little strange but?. They are lifesavers. If you?ve never seen it before Tinky-Winky (the purple one) Dipsy (the green one) La-La (the yellow one) and Po (the red one) bimble around Teletubby land having way too much fun and gibbering in a incomprehensible ...  Read the complete review

For anyone who has never seen the programme, it is aimed at very young children and features the various activities and food-related mishaps of four alien mammal things with aerials on their heads and televisions on their bellies. Through a complicated spinning windmill device they pick up transmissions of children making cakes and going to farms, ...  Read the complete review

The internationally watched "Teletubbies" by Anne Wood has received much criticism for failing to educate children as much as other programmes, however I never found that that was its purpose. The hulking, innocent monster things were designed to be something that the youngest viewers could relate to, with their limited vocabularies and ...  Read the complete review

As I write this, my 21-month-old daughter is wearing her tinky-winky slippers, holding onto her talking laa-laa doll, watching one of her teletubby videos. Beth LOVES the Teletubbies! Ok so it is not my choice of television stimulation but I do love the Teletubbies. They are bright, smiley and educational and they keep my daughter ...  Read the complete review