Irish Dancing is the 27th episode from Series 4 of Teletubbies and the show's 127th episode overall.
Plot[]
In the Home Hill, the Teletubbies are eating Tubby Toast. It's time for them to do their exercises. A voice trumpet rises and gives them some exercises to do. When tired, they shout: "Run away, run away!" before they rush outside to watch a video about a little girl named Becky doing Irish Dancing. Later, the Teletubbies go to the path to do The Jumping Dance. Then The Magic Windmill starts to spin, and the Teletubbies rush off to see the Lion and Bear playing their hide-and-seek game in Teletubbyland. The Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.
Featuring: The Dancers of Bennett's End Community Centre, Hemel Hempstead
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Trivia[]
- This is the first time the Teletubbies do The Jumping Dance (which is the re-shot version on the path near the windmill) in an episode that includes The Lion and The Bear. The other two episodes are Long Horns and Feeding Baby Penguins.
- The first Voice Trumpet segment in Season 4.
- The first segment features a rare case where the camera doesn't view The Magic Windmill spinning when it's time for a TV event.
- In the Exercising segment, the Narrator's opening line is actually reused audio from Throwing.
- Po shouts "Run-away" at the ending of the exercise segment, similar to Tinky Winky from Throwing.
- This episode was featured on the DVD Teletubbies: Happy Birthday!
- After the Windmill stops spinning, the camera cuts to Tubby Bye-Bye rather than fading to it. This also occurs in Snowy Story, Tropical Fish, Colours - Brown, the Korean version of Hedgehogs, the Chinese versions of Asian Storyteller (The Fox) and Dragonflies, and the US versions of Colours - Blue and Collecting Garnets (Namibia).
- Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
- Dipsy was the missing Teletubby.
- The opening music before the The Jumping Dance is two keys lower (D major). This also occurs in Dirty Dog, Ice Cream Sundae, Monkeys, Paddling by the Sea and Let's Dance!.
- This episode aired on Simon Shelton's 32nd birthday.