THE BBC used hit late 90’s CBBC children’s show ‘Teletubbies’ to push a leftist pro-Gay and Pro-Communist agenda, it has been claimed.
Website claims “Teletubbies” were used to push a pro-communist and pro-gay agenda
Adam Baker
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Juan Anderson
CommieTubbies – a Teletubbie themed conspiracy website says the youngest Teletubby ‘Poh’ is red, an obvious allusion to Karl Marx.
Dominic Cooper
The actress who played Po also ‘went lezbo’ in a XXX Channel 4 show after the Teletubbies ended in 2001. Pui Fan Lee who played Po, ‘controversially’ starred as a lesbian in Channel 4 show Metrosexuality, where her she performed a sex act with another girl.
When the show was broadcast in the United States in the late nineties, the BBC’s award-winning kids TV show was attacked by America’s religious right after the show aired on the public service broadcasting network, PBS.
Connor Ward
>Website claims
Kevin Powell
What do you all think?
I don't believe this
What about you?
Juan Mitchell
i noticed this as a child watching it. tinkywinky was a dude but carried around a fucking purse
Aaron Walker
This happened in real time when the show was on. The gay part at least. Bennett was the dudewho complained ?
Luis Harris
Fugg.
Tyler Sanders
Andrew Davenport co creator.
Robert Scott
Anne wood cbe co creator
Brandon Ward
Anne Wood, CBE (born 1 December 1937) is an English children's television producer, responsible for co-creating shows such as Rosie and Jim with Andrew Davenport. She is also the co-creator of Tots TV and Teletubbies
Zachary Hernandez
I just thought it was made by people on acid
Carter Cruz
take the tubby pill
Gabriel Wood
delet right now.
William Harris
I was instinctively nauseated by that show but of course by the time it was popular I was already a bit too old. I had the exact same reaction to Barney when I was a kid however and avoided anything to do with it like the plague. Come to think of it, I was generally mistrustful of anything in a stuffed suit including big bird with his ugly nigger children.
Caleb Green
To tell you the truth watching Barney made me feel pretty uncomfortable as a kid too...
Nathan Gonzalez
this shit is so spot on...i need a minute to process this.
Oliver Ross
Eli Myers
Jerry Fallwell and the 700 club was ranting about that shit in the 90s. Tinky Winky is pretty fucking gay, I will give you that.
Charles Brooks
In the 00s there was a big "public debate" in Poland about the purple one being a faggot.
Easton Green
Isnt twink a gay term too? Sounds very close to Tinky winky
Jackson Robinson
>The incident is now remembered as a kind of dumb climax to the ’90s culture wars: the reductio ad absurdum of religious-right paranoia and the epitome of pre-9/11 unseriousness. But here’s the awkward thing about Falwell’s take on Tinky Winky: He wasn’t totally wrong. In the years preceding his supposed exposé, many publications had written about the gay community’s adoption of Tinky Winky as one of their own. When the show debuted in England in 1997, its hypnotic, winking weirdness had almost immediately become popular with club kids and the gay community. “Tinky Winky is the first queer role model for toddlers,” a British media studies lecturer wrote that summer. The Independent referred to his “camp, handbag-carrying antics,” and the Guardian called him a “gay icon” who “prances around.”
>When the show was exported to the United States, Tinky Winky’s reputation came with it. Prominent gay gossip columnist Michael Musto told Entertainment Weekly (“only half tongue-in-cheek”) that the character offered a great message: “not only that it’s okay to be gay, but the importance of being well-accessorized.” The Advocate, which referred to him approvingly as a “big, fabulous fag,” read a similar lesson in his gender-bending: “that it’s OK to take an interest in the accoutrements of the opposite gender.” All of this was before Falwell published his supposedly absurd “alert.”
Colton Sanchez
Samuel Taylor
Michael Bennett
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