I have heard this phrase and laughed it off at first. “Teletubbies” is a well known and popular children’s cartoon show. However, the more I watched it and watched the episode where it was created, the more I grew to love the concept behind the show and the humor, and it’s not like that was a new thing for me either.
Teletubbies is actually based on a Japanese manga series by Yoshitoki Amano published in 1985. It’s called “Tubble Trouble”. The Teletubbies were created as a response to a cartoon like that. The show itself is set in a world where the main character, Peter, has to deal with a problem that’s been plaguing him since he was in fifth grade. The problem is that he can’t remember what happened in fifth grade.
The show is full of such things as the main character accidentally biting off the tip of his finger and having to eat a finger again, going to school with a tongue he can’t remember using, and getting a new name for his friends because of some mysterious reason. It’s funny because its a show where the main character has to talk about stuff that he can’t remember from fifth grade, but he makes up a story about why he’s acting strange.
And it’s basically like a bunch of kids in a school play acting strange to the teacher for no reason. How many times do we see this happen in school? And the teacher never seems to be able to figure out what they’re up to.
Like any story, but especially one which has a plot and characters we care about, teletubbies is full of confusing events, and often, we don’t understand what is going on (or perhaps what is even going on) until it’s too late. A lot of these events are unexplained due to poor writing or the fact that the writers clearly don’t know what they’re saying.
If it has a plot, teletubbies is full of confusing events, and often, we dont understand what is going on or perhaps what is even going on until its too late. A lot of these events are unexplained due to poor writing or the fact that the writers clearly dont know what theyre saying.
In the best way possible. “We dont understand what is going on or perhaps what is even going on until its too late.” Teletubbies is a show that will keep you on the edge of your seat, and the writing is great. It is a show that takes an unexplained event that occurs in a world as normal as it can get and throws it in a blender with a lot of explosions and weird music.
