What's That? (What's That? Delightful Dances & Silly Surprises in the USA) is the 20th special of Teletubbies home media releases (15th special in the US) that was released on VHS/DVD on 23 September 2002 by BBC and Ragdoll Productions and on August 19, 2003 in the US by PBS.
Featuring: Vinata Godbole, Radhika Bali, Anuska Mehta, Annabel Johnstone, Neiko Ali and Anthony Spiers-Fitzgerald
Includes[]
Teletubbies Everywhere Segments
Teletubbies Segments
- A Day for Dancing (From Ballet Rhymes)
- Voice Trumpet plays Church Bells (From Oranges and Lemons)
- Asian Storyteller (The Fox)
- Teletubbies swapping their Favourite Things (From Kathak Dancing)
Teletubbies Everywhere- International Inserts: FINLAND- Yleisaradio Oy Finnish Broadcasting, CHILE- Discovery Networks Latin America/Iberia
US Version[]
Teletubbies Everywhere
Teletubbies Segments
- A Day for Dancing
- Voice Trumpet plays Church Bells
- Asian Storyteller (The Fox)
- The Colours Game (from Afro-Caribbean Vegetables)
- Teletubbies Swapping Their Favourite Things
Teletubbies Everywhere- International Inserts: TAIWAN- Public Television Service Foundation, RUSSIA- RTR
Special Features (US DVD)[]
Watch[]
Trivia[]
- This was the first video to have Teletubbies Everywhere in UK order.
- This video and Look! include 2 Teletubbies Everywhere episodes before the Intro, future videos, which are Oooh!, Again-Again! and Naughty Noo-Noo! would include only 1 Teletubbies Everywhere episode after the Intro.
- This was the first video to have a Title Card before the start of the video. After Teletubbies Everywhere, there is an End Title Card with a photo of the Teletubbies that says "Teletubbies love each other very much". These would be featured in all future videos.
- In the Indonesian Version, 2 episodes of Teletubbies Everywhere before the end credits and title cards are cut. This also occurs in Look!
- The UK cover is Red and Po is the closest. The US cover is Yellow with Laa-Laa as the closest.
- Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
- Po was the missing Teletubby in both versions, alongside Laa-Laa was the missing Teletubby. In the US Version between Teletubbies Everywhere and Teletubbyland segments.
- Even though the UK version was released in 2002, the US version was released a year later on August 19, 2003, which was exactly 3 months after the US version of Look! was released. But unlike the US VHS version of Look!, which supposedly used the PBS Kids Dot ID at both the beginning and end of the US VHS release, the US VHS release of What's That? uses the 1999 PBS Kids Dash ID at the beginning, with the correct audio, while the 1999 PBS Kids Dot ID is shown at the end of the US VHS release.
- This is the second to last VHS release in the US to be released by Warner Home Video, but it's the last US VHS release to feature the low-tone music with the AOL Time Warner byline shown at the bottom of the Warner Home Video logo. The final US VHS release from Warner Home Video after this, which is Oooh!, gets back to using the regular 1996 Warner Home Video logo, with the music back in its original pitch.
- In the US version, the theme song plays twice before and after Teletubbies Everywhere.
Gallery[]
Title Card[]
Segments[]
Teletubbies Everywhere[]
UK[]
2 Pos
Near and Far with Dipsy and Laa-Laa
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Ice Skating (Finland)
Brown with Tinky Winky
In Front Of and Behind with Laa-Laa
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Autumn Leaves (Chile)
Po Jumping
Teletubbies Everywhere End Title Card
Teletubbies[]
UK[]
A Day for Dancing
Church Bells
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Asian Storyteller (The Fox)
Swapping the Favourite Things
Cover Gallery[]
Australian VHS
Italian DVD
Spanish DVD
Spanish DVD back Cover
US VHS
US DVD
US DVD back cover
US disc
DVD Menu[]
Norwegian[]
DVD Menu