For example, in a recent episode, Dipsy, who is the second-biggest Teletubby, was wearing his black-and-white hat, which is his favorite thing, when suddenly, for no apparent reason, there was ...

Tinky Winky carries a red handbag, as in the original, while Dipsy covers his head with a cow-print top hat. Laa–Laa and Po are more reserved and simply dance once it is their turn to shine.

with Tinky Winky carrying their iconic red handbag and Dipsy rocking a cow-print top hat at one point. Tinky Winky previously caused a scandal during the show's original run on the BBC ...

Millions of millenials grew up watching Tinky-Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po ... posted a photoshopped picture of Laa-Laa in a cowboy hat and sash, 'Laa-Laa listening to Ya Ya on repeat' it ...

The fashion world is getting a kick out of these boots. Neon green knee-high boots that resemble Dipsy, a character from the children’s TV show “Teletubbies,” are being sold for $2,500.

Cool, green and frequently in a top hat, Dipsy was an icon of greatness in his own lifetime. John Simmit, who wore the lime green costume, is now a successful stand up comedian - and seems ...

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 ...

He’s an iconic children’s telly character, but who exactly is the face behind (or inside) the lovable green Dipsy from the Teletubbies? To celebrate twenty years since the foursome hit the ...

The classic show is returning, almost 20 years after Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po made their debut - then with TV screens on their fronts. Now the creatures - famous for their Eh-oh!