Bedtime, retitled Bedtime Stories & Lullabies in American releases, is the 11th special of Teletubbies home media releases (8th special in the US) which talks about Bedtime (hence the title). It was released on August 1, 2000, in the US by PBS and on 18 September 2000 by BBC and Ragdoll Productions.
Includes[]
- Dipsy sleeps inside and Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po sleep outside (From Naughty Sock)
- Wake Up!
- Laa-Laa's Magic Rabbit Book (From Guessing Game/Numbers - 3 (US))
- Tinky Winky dances on top of the house (From Drumming with Norris)
- Hey Diddle Diddle
- Po doesn't want to go to bed (From Cygnets)
- Putting Angus to Bed
- Dipsy is asleep (From Putting Angus to Bed)
- Tinky Winky listens to two Voice Trumpets say Incy Wincy Spider (From Spiders)
- Cat's Night Out
- The Teletubbies listen to a Voice Trumpet sing Frere Jacques (From Dentist)
- Sleepy Time (From Fox Cubs)
Featuring: Alex Pascall and King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys, Swayze Bieshton, Tyrone Francis, Josh Kellerman, Jee Su Kim, Bethanie Sadler, Dwayne Stewart, James and Angus Carnie, Nathan Grammell and Grace the Cat, The Pupils of Chuckery Infants School, Walsall
Trivia[]
- This is the only video that features Alex Pascal, James and Angus.
- Tinky Winky was the boo shouter.
- The missing Teletubby was Laa-Laa.
- This is the first VHS to use the newly drawn Ragdoll logo on the cover. This was used later for the new series of Brum and the first new Brum VHS/DVD "Airport and Other Stories".
- This is the last VHS to feature the rabbits' song. It followed after Laa-Laa’s Rabbit book, and it’s used as a transition into Tinky Winky dances on top of the house (the same version from Paddling Pool).
- Before the Hey Diddle Diddle TV Event, the Magic Windmill spins with the beginning of the Magical event tune as The Dancing segment originally had The Three Ships afterwards. The same thing happens in the Cat's Night Out TV event as the Incy Wincy Spider segment originally had The Animal Parade afterwards.
- This is the second video to have only one scene with Dave Thompson as Tinky Winky. That scene is the first one.
- In the Dutch version, the Wake Up video is replaced with Lighthouse. The Hey Diddle Diddle video is replaced with a video of some Dutch children getting an adult ready for bed. The Po doesn't want to go to bed segment is replaced with Po listening to Twinkle Twinkle Little Star but it cuts out the part where the other Teletubbies arrive and it’s replaced with the Windmill stopping. The Windmill stopping is the same stopping sound used after The Three Ships.
- Also, Dipsy is the boo shouter in the Dutch version, but when the Teletubbies walk up to the top of the house, it's the order from when Po is the boo shouter, and the audio is from when Laa-Laa is the boo shouter.
- In the German version, the Hey Diddle Diddle video is replaced with a different TV Event. This is probably due to King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys not being shown in Germany.
- Laa-Laa's Rabbit Book segment also appeared in the US version of Numbers - 3 but had a different recording on the narrator's line than it was here.
- On the US back cover, a picture of Po's counting book from Caterpillars was shown but didn't appear in the video.
Watch[]
Gallery[]
Title Card[]
UK Version
US Version {Bedtime Stories and Lullabies}
Segments[]
Dipsy sleeping inside
Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po sleeping outside
Wake Up
Laa-Laa's Magic Rabbit Book
Tinky Winky dancing on top of the House
King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys - Hey Diddle Diddle
Po doesn't want to go to Bed
Putting Angus to Bed
Dipsy's asleep
Incy Wincy Spider
Cat's Night Out
Frere Jacques
Wake Up Po
Cover Gallery[]
US VHS
US VHS Prototype
Spanish DVD