Kim Jong-un wants to bring "Teletubbies" to North Korea. Conan O'Brien gives us a primer on what to expect.

Can the Teletubbies save the world? It's a ridiculous question — The "Teletubbies" show, featuring group of multi-colored toddler aliens made for pre-school children by the BBC, has been mostly ...

DHX Brands has secured several new licensing deals for Teletubbies in South Korea, where the reboot recently launched on KBS, Naver TV and Jr. Naver. Targeting kids and adults, the range of new ...

CASETiFY announced on the 12th that it will launch a collaborative collection product with the iconic 'Teletubbies' from the 1990s. The collection consists of various products that reinterpret the ...

Everyone's favorite multi-colored baby aliens may be headed to the world’s most isolated country. “Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-laa, Po.” We're, of course, talking about the “Teletubbies." (Via BBC / "The ...

DHX Brands, the dedicated brand management and consumer products arm of DHX Media, has announced that the new Teletubbies series has been picked up by South Korean public broadcaster, KBS. This is the ...

Foreign Secretary William Hague has revealed BBC Worldwide is negotiating with the state-run television channel to provide programs 'that could be shown on Korean TV', such as Top Gear and Doctor Who.

The Teletubbies might be coming to North Korea. The British government is hoping to soften relations with the isolated country by exporting BBC television programs, the Sunday Times newspaper reports.

What do dancing cherubic babies, car talk, and a time-traveling humanoid have in common? They could soon be getting an audience in the world’s most isolated country, North Korea. According to the ...

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