Ducks

Inside the Home Hill, a voice trumpet makes quacking sounds, which Dipsy finds amusing and starts making the quacking sounds himself. Then the Teletubbies watch two children feeding some ducks. In Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies do The Walking Dance, before they watch Little Bo Peep look for her sheep, then the Magic Windmill stops spinning and it is time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Teletubbies Episodes
Episodes with Little Bo Peep
Episodes with The Walking Dance
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Episodes where the Magic Windmill stops spinning
Episodes that Dipsy have the TV transmission
Episodes as Laa Laa the missing teletubby
Episodes as Tinky Winky the boo shouter
Endings from Tinky Winky to Po
1999 Episodes
Episodes with rare Windmill clips
Episodes directed by Andrew Davenport
Voice trumpets
Teletubbies control panel
Episodes that has No Narrator in the UK
Series 11 episodes (UK airings)
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Animals

Featuring: Tanith, Jed and Mel Holdbrook

Trivia[]

This is the last episode with the shortened version of The Walking Dance.
The last Voice Trumpet segment in 1999 and 1990s decade.
This is the second time a Voice Trumpet makes a duck sound, first being Sarah, Fraser, and the Ducks.
Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby.
Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.