The Teletubbies dance around the trees before watching some children drum with their friend Norris. Tinky Winky dances on top of the house which wakes up the other Teletubbies, then they all decide to dance. The Windmill starts spinning and they watch the Three Ships before the Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.
Featuring: Norris Johnson with Pa Hasum Conteh, Masha Floris and Ivana Alana Haggar
Plot (US Version)[]
The Teletubbies dance around the trees before watching some children drum with their friend Norris. Tinky Winky dances on top of the house which wakes up the other Teletubbies, then they all decide to dance. The Windmill starts spinning and they watch the Animal Parade. After that, they do the extended version of the Stamping and Stepping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.
Trivia[]
- The US Version of Drumming with Norris aired on July 27, 1999.
- The US version has The Animal Parade instead of The Three Ships. It also had the Stamping and Stepping Dance (extended version), while the UK version didn’t have a dance.
- This is the last episode to reuse the opening segment from Feeding the Chickens. This episode includes the opening shot from Feeding the Chickens but uses the same music from Naughty Cloud and Feeding the Sheep in Winter.
- The Tinky Winky dancing on the Superdome segment was featured in the VHS Bedtime.
- Po was the boo shouter in the UK version. Laa-Laa was the boo shouter in the US version.
- Dipsy was the missing Teletubby in the UK version. Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby in the US version.
- This is also the first ever episode directed by Bob Jacobs.