Apparently, some other people are interested in the Teletubbies. Some have even been moved to build web pages. Mad. Anyway, here they are.

Oliver's Homepage A personal favourite this one, though I suspect his 'mummy' is the brains behind the outfit. The page the BBC lawyers hold up as an example of how good a Teletubbies site can be. The page whose URL is proudly displayed at Ragdoll's shop. The page which, let's face it, is still not allowed to use Teletubbies images. Makes you fume at the ears a bit.

Hanzhi's "Tubby Toast and Custard" Page 3D rendered Teletubbies. Brilliant.

GingGing's teletubbies homepage Attractively presented site, stuffed full of Java and nonsense. I usually exhibit a knee-jerk response to any site using Java for its browsing interface, but, damnit, this uses it well. Very well. It doesn't crash, it downloads quickly on a modem, and it even looks good.

The Teletubbies Meet Pulp Yes, you've probably already been emailed this song about fifteen times today. But this is where it came from originally. Just as this is where that '20 Things That Never Happened in Star Trek' thingy came from. So now you know.

Teletupsud This one ROCKS.

Heading into the dangerous territory of the Link-Page-Out-Of-Control, I'm just going to pop a couple of loosely related sites in, and then that's it. I promise.

Noggin The Nog - Tales of the Northlands For it is good.

The Kids TV Lounge Confessions of Humpty, Quantum Leap as a remake of Mr Benn, socio-political analysis of Bagpuss... What more could you want?