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Dipsy was always the maverick of the Teletubbies, the one who refused to go along with the others. In many ways, he reflected John Simmit, the man inside the three-stone lime green suit, who proudly ...

Teletubbies’ Dipsy actor John Simmit has revealed he deliberately ‘slid-in Jamaican’ dance moves to pay tribute to his heritage. The CBBC favourite was an international hit thanks to the characters, ...

The Teletubbies are back together like you've never seen them before! Join Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po as they embark on a music adventure that is sure to get you up on their feet dancing and ...

The Teletubbies have announced that they are to reunite for a comeback dance tour after a break of almost a decade, joining the growing number of groups to reform. The fun-loving fab four, Tinky Winky ...

Teletubbies dance to Spice Girls Watch Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po dance to the Spice Girls hit track Spice Up Your Life from 1997 and Clean Bandit - Symphony feat. Zara Larsson from 2017.

TELETUBBIES revolutionised children’s TV worldwide but when it finished it didn’t mean the famous four’s careers were Tubby Toast. TELETUBBIES revolutionised children’s TV worldwide but when it ...

FOR many of us, the Teletubbies are a distant memory from childhood, with post-school afternoons spent watching the fab four prance about and dreaming of your own bowl of tubby custard. My friends ...