Teletubbies

Teletubbies is a television show, devoted to the audience childhood pre-school, and show from March 31, 1997 until January 5, 2001. Teletubbies Tinky Winky starring the characters, Dipsy, Laa Laa, and Po, and published by Ragdoll Productions. Teletubbies consists of 365 episodes with a running time of 24 minutes per episode. Teletubbies idea comes from Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport.
Contents [hide]
1 Characters
2 acceptance
Tinky Winky 2.1 Controversy
2.2 Kafir
3 TV
Footnote 4
5 External links
Figures

Teletubby Tinky Winky is the oldest man, fattest and biggest. With a purple triangle on his head. Goods are her favorite handbag.
Teletubby Dipsy is the green man. Her favorite object is a black and white patterned hat. Got a straight line above his head.
Teletubby Laa-Laa is yellow female. Her hobbies playing football. Having a spiral shape on his head.
Po is the smallest Teletubby red female. Po is the most innocent character among all the Teletubby (although they are rather plain) and the smallest. Her hobbies playing scooter, he has a circle on his head.
Acceptance

Tinky Winky controversy
Teletubbies promote homosexuality because the figures are considered Tinky Winky and like women: the color purple, hobbies carrying bag, and has a triangular shape in his head that symbolizes gay pride. [1]
Infidel
A Christian ministry (Kjos Ministries) argues that the Teletubbies site represents an effort to promote a "new global paradigm" from the "center of the earth." Spirituality is different from the beliefs of conservative Christians. [2]
Broadcast TV

Spain: Jetix
France: Canal +
Switzerland: SF, TSR and TSI
Netherlands: Nederland 3
New Zealand: TV3
United Kingdom: BBC and CBeebies
China: CCTV
Danish: TV2
Norway: TV2
Finland: YLE
Indonesia: Indosiar
Estonia: Kanal 2 (formerly TV1)
United States: Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
Malaysia: TV3
Poland: Canal + and TVP
Brazil: TV Globo
Australia: ABC
Canada: BBC Kids, TVOntario and Télé-Québec
Sweden: TV4
Italy: Raisat Yo Yo
Singapore: Premiere 12/MediaCorp TV12 Central
Bulgaria: BNT
Iceland: Stöð 2
Germany: KiKa
Japan: Kids Station
Dominican Republic: Telecentro