Kids' TV favourites the Teletubbies head into the studio to record their first album in 20 years
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The Teletubbies are back - and they're heading into the studio to make another album.
The children's TV favourites had a smash hit with Say Eh-oh! in 1997.
And now they're set to release their first album in 20 years.
The album will reportedly be called Big Hugs.
A source told The Sun : "Everybody loves a novelty record but they’re becoming increasingly rare.
"The Teletubbies are a huge brand with a big fanbase, so they might well rip up the form book.
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"It would be the perfect way to celebrate their 20th anniversary."
The newspaper reports that the record will consist of 19 songs from the show's latest series, as well as a selection of classic tunes with a Teletubbies makeover.
The album will also feature the show's narrator, Daniel Rigby, who lends his voice to a number of tracks, including two called Bottom Bump Song and Tiddlytubbies Songtime.
People who remember the Teletubbies from their childhood were recently left horrified when they had babies.
The heyday of Tinky-Winky, Laa-Laa, Dipsy, and Po may arguably be long gone but that doesn't mean they've not left a legacy.
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While the Teletubbies may have seemed completely chaste, there are now eight dinky baby replicas living in the Home Dome with them.
They're called the Tiddlytubbies.
Apparently the Tiddlytubbies live with the Teletubbies in their own special part of the Home Dome.
They have their own individual colours and characters and apparently go to "Tiddlytubbies Sleepybyes" on their musical roundy-round bed.
So, in many ways, the apple does not fall far from the tree.
But people are getting very unsettled wondering how the Tiddlytubbies have come into existence.