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However, the sky was galaxy-like, with a black background and millions of stars across the sky. “What’s bad about a Star Wars-themed episode in a pre-schooler’s show?” I said under my breath. “This is a never-before-seen episode of Teletubbies made for the release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace back in 1999, and it contains material not suitable for your children. My childhood had been relived.īefore the last episode, “Galactic Battles” started, there was a message. I watched the first four episodes and they were very entertaining. I pressed “play all” so I can watch all the episodes. The menu buttons were: “Play All”, “Episode Selection” and “Subtitles”. However, it was somewhat a not too creative menu, as it showed the Teletubbies in a blue background. I put the disc in, and the Warning Screen, ABC DVD and ABC For Kids logo were normal. On a foggy morning, my parents were at work and my older sister was at her friend’s house.Īt that moment, I thought I should watch the new Teletubbies DVD I discovered. My mum was impressed with what she saw so she let me keep it. When my parents came home, I told them about the DVD I found underground. The first four episodes listed were “Boys and Eggs”, “Numbers – Five (Version 3)”, “Camping” and “Kathak Dancing”.Īnd the mind-blowing fact about this DVD was that it featured the ABC for Kids Logo in the bottom-left corner. It was a rather unusual episode title for a pre-schooler’s show, but I had no problem with the title. On the back of the case, it said that there is a never-before-seen episode of Teletubbies called “Galactic Battles”. The cover consisted of the Teletubbies about to share a Big-Hug in an orange background. The DVD was “Teletubbies: Boys and Eggs and other stories”, containing five episodes.

Inside the box was a never-before-seen Teletubbies DVD nobody knew of. I took the box back to the house and opened it. When I got close to the gate, the Metal Detector beeped near a tree. It was a perfectly warm day, and I was, once again, using my dad’s metal detector. It stays in my mind and it doesn’t leave me alone. Remember when I told you the story about a lost episode of Teletubbies? Well, there is another.