Teletubbies (Nick Jr., weekdays). The Teletubbies, Po, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Tinky Winky, are back – or perhaps it’s we who are back. They’ve doubtless been busy in Teletubbyland the whole time, eating ...

Eh-oh was the resounding sound on toddlers' lips at the peak of Teletubbies fame before it was cancelled in 2001. Talk of the beloved British BBC children's programme has resurfaced once more, ...

The Teletubbies will be saying "Eh-oh!" to David Walliams and Rochelle Humes. This year marks 20 years since the original series first appeared on British television (yes, we now feel OLD), and the ...

Time to bust that red handbag out of the closet and tape an antenna onto your head. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa, and Po, who collectively make up The Teletubbies, are returning to television. The new ...

In a cultural moment dominated by 90s and early 2000s nostalgia, one of the unlikeliest icons is making a vibrant comeback: the Teletubbies. First appearing on UK screens in 1997, the surreal ...

Teletubbies, the BBC children's show which has already been sold to more than 100 countries, is to be broadcast on Chinese TV - to a potential audience of hundreds of millions. The series will be ...

The Teletubbies - the brightly coloured children's TV characters famous for their cheery "Eh-Oh" greeting and a fierce debate over whether one was gay - are staging a comeback. Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa, ...