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I know a lot of people's first reaction is to go to search "Teletubbies Taiwan dubbing online to see" or "free download", the results popped up either the picture quality is crummy like a mosaic, or point into a bunch of messy ads pop-ups, there is even a security risk, you may not be able to see the baby first poisoned computer. Maybe the baby did not look into, the computer first poisoned. If you have a baby or you are nostalgic, safety and legality are the most important, right?
The official Youtube channel "Bumper Fox" is missing:* The official global Youtube channel of Antenna is now mainly in English and various other languages. But! Occasionally, just occasionally, they post short videos in multiple languages, or movies of special events. I heard a very clear, familiar Taiwanese voiceover in one of their "Global Greetings" compilation videos (Dixie's "one more time" line was particularly noticeable). It's not systematic, but if you just want to hear that familiar voice and feel the emotion, go to the "Teletubbies Official" channel and look through their playlists, you might be pleasantly surprised. It's free, but don't expect to see the whole thing.
Mainstream AV platform? It's in the cards, but "free" is a matter of luck
Try your luck in the free area of Hami Video / myVideo: Local mainstream platforms like Chunghwa Telecom's Hami Video or Far EasTone's myVideo do have genuine Teletubbies episodes.The key point is this: the Taiwanese dubbed version usually exists as one of the track options!* :: The problem is that the vast majority of these platforms require subscriptions (kids' packages and whatnot) or single-episode payments. However! Their "Free Zone" or "Kids Free Experience Zone" does rotate content. I saw Teletubbies on myVideo's Kids Free Zone last month, and when I clicked on it, I realized that I could choose "Chinese dubbing", which sounds like a Taiwanese dub! So, it might be worthwhile to visit the free section of these platforms regularly, especially the children's category. Free of charge is a limited time, rotating, see it, hurry to watch.
MOMO Parent and Child Channel Watchback Function (short timeframe):* MOMO is now one of the broadcasting platforms for Teletubbies in Taiwan. Their official app or website usually provides a "watch back" function for the last few days' broadcasts. If you know that they have recently broadcasted Teletubbies (you can check the program schedule) and the program is dubbed in Taiwan (they basically broadcast the Taiwan dubbed version), then hurry up to watch it through the app or website's rewatch function, which is free within the rewatch validity period (usually 3-7 days). This will test your mastery of airtime.
Those "free" websites? Beware of the pitfalls!
I know, a quick search on the internet will always bring up a few obscure little sites that claim to have "all the episodes free to watch online".Honestly, these are the places where I clicked in to test with trepidation:
In order to save a little money or convenience, the risk of equipment security, personal information leakage, to watch low-quality pirated version, but also may not be able to listen to the authentic Taiwan with, it is really not worth it. Especially for families with children, it is important to pay attention to the network security environment.
Genuine advice from the 2023 real-life test
Finding a tie-in version of Teletubbies really isn't as easy as it used to be when you turned on the TV. Copyright dispersal and platform rules are changing. But as long as you follow the above legal and safe ways to find it patiently, especially using the treasure of public libraries, you can still hear the familiar "Teletubbies, say hello~" for free!