It is no secret to anyone that nostalgia sells. That is why today a large number of film productions released in past decades are being brought back, in order to remake them and attract the original audience, as well as a new one.
In this way, the remakes They have become highly popular, as they merge the creativity of the past with the technology and context of the present, thus achieving stories that respond to current needs. Such as the case of reboot of the Teletubbies, which arrives on November 14 on Netflix.
Just as you read it, the successful television show, created by Andrew Davenport and broadcast by the British network BBC, returns to the small screen with new episodes. Through its networks, Netflix made it known. In addition, he shared the first preview of the cartoon where we will meet our little friends with antennas: Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po.
Whether you grew up with these strange characters or simply remember them for their unforgettable appearance, the truth is that they marked an entire generation for their colorful and unique fictional world, called Tubbytronic Superdome.
It’s what you’ve all been waiting for.
The first trailer for TELETUBBIES is here! pic.twitter.com/pAeIAal1N9
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In this new installment we will see the Teletubbies back to their usual garden, welcoming the day with the famous baby-faced sunrise. But here the changes begin, because now, instead of being a blonde girl with colored eyes, at sunrise, the sun will be a baby of Asian origin, while at the end of the day, it will be an Afro-descendant boy.
In addition to these improvements, the story will also include the characters called Tinytubbies, who, apparently, are a younger version of the Teletubbies that, in case you do not remember, are creatures created by underground machines that humans invented before to become extinct.
According to the synopsis of the famous platform streaming, each episode will include new and original songs. In addition, it will be narrated by Emmy nominee Tituss Burgess. Finally, we must remember that this is a series aimed at a preschool audience. So if you know of someone who is going to have a heart attack because of their “ruined childhood”, remind them that this stage of their life has already passed and now it is the turn of other generations.
Source: Okchicas
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