reporter Liu Yiting/Comprehensive report The
children's program " Teletubbies" (Teletubbies) was originally produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and has become popular all over the world since its launch in 1997. It is a memory of many 7th and 8th graders. Now Netflix has launched a new version, which is expected to be broadcast on November 14, and the latest preview has also been released. Many sharp-eyed netizens found that "the sun has changed", which unexpectedly sparked heated discussions.
▲Netflix launched a new version of "Teletubbies". (Photo/Retrieved from Facebook/Netflix)
's new version of "Teletubbies" released its first trailer yesterday (18th), with American actor Tituss Burgess as the new narrator, and the official post will be updated Excitedly, he wrote: "Teletubbies is back!" The picture immediately evoked many viewers' childhood memories.
▲The sun has changed in the new version of "Teletubbies". (Photo / Retrieved from Facebook / Netflix)
As early as September this year, Netflix had announced: "Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Lala (Laa-Laa) and Po are back! "It is expected to have 26 episodes, and each episode is about 12 minutes long. The sun on the original poster is different from the original version. Instead of merging the baby in the sun, the face is "pasted" directly.
▲The earliest sun baby was Jess Smith. (Picture / taken from YouTube)
has now released the preview. The sun baby in the beginning of the picture is the same as the poster, and the sun in the last scene has another face. Both scenes are different from the original baby sun face. Some netizens have Said that he was not used to watching it, "Can you change back to the previous sun?", "The grown-up sun is a little embarrassing", which unexpectedly caused heated discussions in the outside world. However, there are still many fans who support and express their expectations, which also evokes many viewers' memories of "every child has seen it", "my childhood", "so cute! I like it since I was a child", "so big I still like it."
