This Morning fans have been left shook today, after the Teletubbies spoke during an interview with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.
You can watch the clip below:
Anyone who grew up watching the Teletubbies might remember Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po, barely speaking at all. In fact, we recall them only ever saying their names or a few words here and there.
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And after appearing on This Morning today, fans are convinced they've never heard them speak full sentences - until now.
One person wrote on Twitter: "Teletubbies didn’t talk this much when I was young."
While another said: "Is it just me who’s a little freaked out by the Teletubbies speaking in semi coherent sentences? I just remember them talking in one or two word phrases - 'tubby custard', 'again!'"
A third added: "The Teletubbies are on this morning, and they’re speaking, is this a new thing because I’m sure they just made noises when we were little?"
The Teletubbies joined Holly and Phil to chat about their new album, Ready, Steady, Go!.
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"You're up against Coldplay and the Spice Girls in the charts, so, do you think you're going to beat them?" Asks Phil.
"Teletubbies song the bestest song," says Laa-Laa.
While Po adds: "Teletubbies number one!"
"It's so lovely to see you, will you come and see us again at some point?" asks Holly.
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"We love Holly and Phil!" says Po.
So cute!
Ahead of their 25th anniversary next year, the Teletubbies' album will feature 10 songs in total, with single Peekaboo, released just a few days ago on 25th September.
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The full album will drop on 15th October - and each track will have an accompanying music video!
It's not the first time the Teletubbies have had a song in the charts. Back in the 90s, the track Teletubbies Say 'Eh-oh!' remained in the top 100 for over 40 weeks and sold more than 1.3 million copies.
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