Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: PARAMOUNT PICTURES
EAN: 0841887051941
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
Label: Pbs Paramount
Manufacturer: Pbs Paramount
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Pbs Paramount
Region Code: 1
Release Date: March 28, 2006
Running Time: 58 minutes
Sales Rank: 38471
Studio: Pbs Paramount
Theatrical Release Date: April 06, 1998
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Description:
Blue sky! It's Springtime in Teletubbyland and the sun is shining! The Teletubbies go for a fun walk outside. Then, they fly a kite in the wind. The Teletubbies love to watch the clouds. It's a day to come outside and play with Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po!
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - I don't get it...
I don't get why my three year old loves Teletubbies but he does and that's all that matters. I got this over a year ago and he still watches it. It calms him down when he just needs to relax.
Rating: - great for 19 month old
My 19 month old son LOVES this video...it seems so slow to me, bu he is into it big time! For me it is very relaxing, soft...it make sme sleepy!- it doesn't get him all worked up...it is very simple and sweet...but my son requests it daily at some point. It is long, about an hour so we will watch it for 15 minutes or so then turn it off then come back to it where we left off later the same day or the next day. He never seems to tire of it.
Rating:  - Others are much better
My 17-month-old daughter loves Teletubbies. Her favorite DVD is "Here Come the Teletubbies" which features many interesting scenes with children. Notably, a beach scene with a little white dog and a beach ball. She stands riveted during this scene. She also loves the segment where chicldren in school put on their raincoats and go outside to play in the rain.
Bluesky has proven to be a disappointment. The scenes are almost psychedelic-- with bright, graphically designed balls repeatedly bouncing across the screen. She loses interest quickly. I find it a bit disturbing, personally. I know this is all subjective, and I'm sure there are babies out there that like this DVD-- but perhaps they are much younger.
Rating: - truly educational kids tv
The Teletubbies were created years ago by the BBC (British Broadcasting Company) as an educational resource for infants through pre-schoolers. They are a fabulous series. I have read a lot of drivel from reviewers of this series (claiming that it is dross with no educational value because it entertains babies and pre schoolers) and I just want to have my say. Yes - parents can just leave their kids in front of the show - as many seem to do - but they are great shows to watch with your little ones and interact with. My seven year old was brought up on teletubbies - he loved them. He is now a avid book worm with advanced reading skills. He recently read the Percy Jackson and the Olympian series and has read 14 Warriors novels. I am not saying this is just down to the Teletubbies - I have taught my son to read at home - but Teletubbies was one of the places I started along with early picture books. I have just introduced my 8 month old to the delights of Teletubbies. She becomes really engaged, laughing and shouting at the television. She look at me with amazement! My eldest son is 23 years old and he is studing medicine in the UK. We are from the UK hence my knowledge of the program. I am also a fully qualified teacher in the UK. The BBC produces educational resources for the UK government run schools.
Rating: - All good
My baby loves Teletubbies so this is fine. I personally don't care for them but as long as my baby love them then that's fine. Have fun!
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