Here Comes the Teletubbies

Here Come the Teletubbies is a UK VHS released by BBC Worldwide Ltd on 8th September 1997.

Description
Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po live over the hills and far away, in a magical land where anything can happen. It is the land where television comes from. When the wind blows, a magic windmill brings pictures from far away, joining the Teletubbies to the world of real children.

Chapters/Segments

 * 1) Teletubbies Intro (Po is the missing Teletubby)
 * 2) Four Happy Teletubbies (From Jumping)
 * 3) Time for Tubby Toast (From Ned's Bicycle)
 * 4) Playing in the Rain (TV Event) (Po is chosen)
 * 5) Mind the Puddle (From Playing in the Rain)
 * 6) The Animal Parade (Magical Event)
 * 7) Tinky Winky's Heavy Bag (From Delilah Packing)
 * 8) Po's Falling Down Day (From Humpty Dumpty)
 * 9) Who Spilled the Tubby Custard? (From Painting with Hands and Feet)
 * 10) Laa-Laa and the Watering Can (From Making Flowers)
 * 11) The Tubby Toast Accident (From Feeding the Chickens)
 * 12) The Beach (TV Event) (Tinky Winky is chosen)
 * 13) Where's My Hat? (From The Beach)
 * 14) Time for Tubby Bye-Bye and End Credits (Po is the boo shouter)

Featuring: Thomas & Jonathan Becker, Natasha Marshall, Zoe Robinson and the Children of Jordan's Village Nursery School, Beaconsfield

UK VHS Opening

 * 1) BBC Video Tracking Control Screen (1991-1997)
 * 2) BBC Video Warning Screen (1995-1997)
 * 3) BBC Video logo (1991-1997)
 * 4) BBC Video Slide 1: Teletubbies Books "The Flying Toast" and "Laa-Laa's Ball"
 * 5) BBC Video Slide 2: Teletubbies Lift the Flap Book "Play Hide and Seek"
 * 6) Teletubbies Intro (Po is the Missing Teletubby)
 * 7) "Here Come the Teletubbies" title card

UK VHS Closing

 * 1) Time for Tubby Bye-Bye and End Credits (Po is the Boo Shouter)
 * 2) An Ragdoll Production in association with BBC Bristol, The Itsy Bitsy Entertainment Company, Wallace & Gromit Ltd., BBC Lionheart Television, BBC Children's International and BBC Scotland (Early 1997)
 * 3) BBC Video closing logo (Mid 1997)
 * 4) BBC Video Warning Screen (1995-1997)