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"Teletubbies: Time For Teletubbies!" Collection includes: "Teletubbies: Again-Again!" - Join Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po as they spend the day playing! Round and round with the Voice Trumpets! "Again-Again!" It's time to skip! Po rides her scooter! Uh-oh, the Tubby Custard Machine is not working! It's a day to explore and play indoors and outdoors with the Teletubbies! "Teletubbies: Here Come the Teletubbies" - Over the hills and far away, the Teletubbies come to play! This landmark preschool video is available on DVD for the first time! It is designed to address physical, social and cognitive needs of the very youngest children. "Teletubbies: Look!" - Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po explore patterns and shapes throughout Teletubbyland. The Tubby Toaster makes a pattern in the Tubby Toast and all the Teletubbies see shapes in the clouds.

"All Together Teletubbies!" Oooh! Tinky Winky spills his Tubby Custard! Uh-oh! Dipsy's hat is too small! The Teletubbies all clean their feet with their Tubby Sponges! Look! A wall appears in Teletubbyland! It's a silly day to play with Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa, and Po! "All Together Teletubbies!" also features two new "Teletubbies Everywhere" episodes! "Teletubbies Everywhere" is a funny and simple new 10-minute "treat-sized" Teletubbies segment in which the Teletubbies explore shapes, numbers and colors within a wonderful and colorful new environment.

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