It continuously astonishes me that the USA wants to be the role model for the world but has nothing more important to do than out cartoonish characters.
I recall hearing the spokesman mentioned here say something to the effect of "It's not a purse, it's a magic bag" that the spokesman and the statement sounded decidedly, extremely gay (notwithstanding the sexual orientation of the character in question). Re: Tinky-Winky and gayness: it was pointed out that no self-respecting gay person would wear a red bag with a purple outfit. getting drunk and throwing up, mooning (don't ask), all the sort of things which young English males tend to get up to, in fact. sjcĬuriously, Tinky-Winky was originally played by the comedian Dave Thompson, who was sacked for drinking on set and generally laddish behaviour.Īn English phrase which covers a multitude of sins. I can spell it larger for you if you think it's appropriate. It's kind of a sub-text in the note about the subject of some controversy amongst educationalists. I don't know if that's true, but I have heard that the British made it intentionally this way to make American kids stupid. Vocalization is intentionally done to destroy the English I'm still waiting on the teletubbies conspirary that their Some overprotective parents have way tooooo much time on their wearing a tu-tu (a female dancer's skirt) and dancing.carrying a bag which some have said is a female's purse.Part of this 'controversy' may be explained by Tinky Winky being referred to as a 'he'/'him'/'his' while One point, the announcer/narrator explicitly refers to each of the teletubbies by gender using either a 'he'/'him'/'his' or 'she'/'her'. In January 2003 after the intro, there's a new segment called "Teletubbies Everywhere" where the background colors changes and the Teletubbies walked with no floor, popped the Teletubbies' characters, and many extras. They released 'The Album' in April 1998, but it only managed to reach #31.ĭue to the actual size of the teletubbies costumes being well over 6ft the many rabbits seen in the show are actually of a special breed (possibly German Giants) in order to create the impression that the Teletubbies are of a normal size. The Teletubbies released a single 'Teletubbies Say Eh-Oh!', which reached #1 when it was released in December 1997. So whoever wrote it may have got their wires crossed. JimmyTheWig 15:15, (UTC) From what I've seen of Teletubbies Everywhere, it's a seperate show in the UK - and it would be, seeing as it was made after production of the regular show ended (first shown in 2002, not 2003 as the note says). The Trivia section is not bad form and should be reinstated. Chris Thompson 19:14, (UTC) I agree with Chris. The last bullet point does need to be integrated into the article, I agree, though it also needs to be rewritten, since the "Teletubbies Everywhere" segments are being used as separate mini-TV shows in a lot of markets, not just as components of the main show. The guide to writing better articles does encourage including "the trivial detail." I'm inclined to put the first two bullet points under the trivia section back in the article, since really, the Teletubbies single was notable (it was a phenomenon in Britain, popular both in mainstream youth culture and the rave/dance scene), and I can't imagine we need or want a subcategory called "Media appearances" or "Teletubbies' musical career" just for that one trivial fact. The_stuart 18:16, (UTC) Where is this "bad form" policy documented? I can't find it in Wikipedia:List_of_guidelines or Wikipedia:Guide_to_writing_better_articles. All imformation within this section should be dispersed to apropriate places within the article. Trivia sections on Wikipedia are considered very bad form. 34 Request for linking to another article.29 Homosexuality propoganda for children.?.16 "If You Don't Have Anything Nice To Say.".
14 Channels Teletubbies has been seen on.Television was acknowledged as a major tool in informing, channelling, and affecting public opinion, with an undoubtable presence and influence on world politics.īecause of this event, the UN General Assembly decided to name the 21st November World Television Day, not to celebrate the object itself, but as a symbol for communication and globalisation in the contemporary world that it represents. UN leaders recognised that television could bring attention to conflicts, raise awareness of threats to peace and security, and sharpen focus on social and economic issues. Leading media figures met to discuss the growing significance of television in the rapidly changing world, and to consider how they might enhance their cooperation.
On 21st and 22nd November 1996, the United Nations held the first World Television Forum.
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