Music with Debbie

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa run up and down the hills to say "Eh-Oh!" just as Po pops up and says "Boo! Eh-Oh!". Then the Magic Windmill starts to spin as they watch some children join in the music with Debbie. Laa-Laa makes up a song that makes the other Teletubbies run away. Then, they do The Tip Toe Dance (shortened version) before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Debbie Ivens and The Crescendo Kids

Plot (US Version)[]

The Teletubbies are feeling very happy so they all jump around a tree, Laa-Laa jumps away and Dipsy goes to Hide. Tinky Winky and Po run around Teletubbyland, but soon Tinky Winky runs away leaving Po on her own. She falls, lies in the Sun and then rolls away. The Magic Windmill starts to spin and the Teletubbies watch some children joining in the music with Debbie. A butterfly appears in Teletubbyland. Eventually, the butterfly goes into the house, where it lands on Noo-Noo's nose, making him sneeze. The butterfly flies away and the Teletubbies say goodbye to it. The Teletubbies do The Bumping Dance (extended version) before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Trivia[]

This is the first appearance of Debbie Ivens.
This is the first episode with the shortened version of The Tip Toe Dance.
This episode reuses the opening segment from Photo Faces. The only differences are the opening shot and the drum beat. Also in this episode, the Normal animation replaces the Original animation.
The US version has The Bumping Dance (extended version) instead of The Tip Toe Dance (shortened version).
Dipsy was the boo-shouter in both versions.
Po is picked for the TV Event.
Tinky Winky is the missing Teletubby in the UK version. Dipsy was the missing Teletubby in the US version.
The US version has The Butterfly segment from Tweet Tweet.
This is the third episode of the show that aired in the US on PBS Kids, the first two were Emily and Jester and Ned's Bicycle, respectively.
- This aired on April 8, 1998.
The German Version is titled "Singing with Robert: Fidgety" and has a different Transmission video.

Goofs[]

Before Laa-Laa comes into the House, the other Teletubbies put their hands to their mouths to say "Uh-Oh", but their voices are not heard. This also happens before they run outside.