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Revision as of 10:09, 15 August 2019
Happy Christmas from the Teletubbies was the sixth video released in 1998.
It was released along with Teletubbies and the Snow on DVD in 2000, and again in 2007 on the DVD 'Teletubbies Happy Christmas'.
Featuring: Naomi Adeniji, Desmond, Ella & Lilly Ainsworth, Lewis Evans, Elliott and Jazzmin Fairhurst-Groethe, Saalim Koomar, Anne-Marie Tuckwell and The Children of St. Charles Primary School, Gosforth
Features
- The Magic Christmas Tree (From Christmas Tree)
- Teletubbies dance to Jingle Bells (From Making Christmas Cards)
- Christmas Tree
- Laa Laa's Decorations (From Making Christmas Cards)
- Christmas Carols
- Po's Little Frosty Cloud (From Snowy Story)
- Making Christmas Cards
- Dipsy's Christmas Cracker (From Crackers)
- Dipsy Dances to We Wish You a Merry Christmas (From Christmas Carols)
- Tinky Winky's Magic Star (From Christmas Carols)
Trivia
- In Tubby Bye-Bye, when the Teletubbies walk up to the hole at the top of the house, instead of the Tubby Bye-Bye song, a Teletubby version of Jingle Bells plays and the ending music is a Christmas version.
- Laa Laa was the boo shouter in the UK Version. Dipsy is the boo shouter in the Korean and Russian Versions.
- Po was the missing teletubby in the UK Version. Tinky Winky is the missing teletubby in the Korean Version. Dipsy was the missing teletubby in Russian Version.
Video
Happy Christmas From the Teletubbies VHS (1998) UK Version