In Teletubbyland, Tinky Winky is looking for the other Teletubbies. He can’t see any of them so he shouts out: "Big Hug!" and all the Teletubbies come running for a Big Hug. Then, they watch some children look at dragonflies. After that, they do The All Sorts Dance. Then, the windmill starts spinning, and the Teletubbies come out of the house and watch The Lion and Bear before the Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.
Featuring: Hannah Clements, Ciaran Houston, Harry Watkins and Ryan Wood
Trivia[]
- This is the last episode to have The Lion and Bear as well as the second of only two episodes to feature the edited sketch. The other episode was Asian Storyteller (The Fox).
- This is the only episode with The All Sorts Dance.
- In the Mandarin Chinese version, the opening to Lion and Bear starts as the edited sketch where the Teletubbies hear the Bear off-screen (which is the English dub). Then, after the Teletubbies sit on the hill, it changes to the original sketch (and changes language to Mandarin Chinese). Then, it switches back to the Edited sketch when the Teletubbies leave (which the language switches back to English). There is no known explanation for why this happened.
- In the Mandarin Chinese version, after the Windmill stops spinning, a fade effect is not used between the scene of the Windmill and the Voice Trumpet rising. This also occurs in Snowy Story, Irish Dancing, Tropical Fish, Colours - Brown, the US version of Colours - Blue, the Mandarin Chinese version of Asian Storyteller (The Fox) and the Korean version of Hedgehogs.
- Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
- Dipsy was the boo shouter. Po was the boo shouter in the Chinese version.
Watch Episode[]
Teletubbies Dragonflies 354 Cartoons for Children
English (UK)
Teletubbies Dragonflies(China)
Mandirin Chinese (Lion and Bear original sketch)