This is the first video to feature Simon Shelton as Tinky Winky (He played him in the Follow the Leader Dance) The second TV Event that shows a group of children dancing was featured exclusively on this video and never appeared on television shown in an actual episode. In addition, the second TV Event is the same thing as to all segments in Ready Steady Go!.

Before each dance (with the exception of the Follow the Leader Dance and the Indonesian version of the Stamping and Stepping Dance and the Walking Dance) the Narrator states the name of each dance, although the narrator states the follow the leader dance in the US version. In the US version of the Running Away Dance, the Teletubbies can be heard panting, while in the UK version, the panting was inaudible.In the UK version of the Tip Toe Dance, the Teletubbies were silent until the very end when they cheered. But in the US version, they giggled throughout the entire dance. Another rare Magic Windmill clip was shown after the Tubby Toast Accident but before the TV Receiver Sequence. It was when the Windmill was shown in its Normal animation with window, but was making the Stop Spinning sound. Ironically, in the US version, the TV Receiver Sequence was shown BEFORE the tubby toast accident, and the rare Windmill animation was used then stopped, thus following the Tubby Bye Bye event. In the UK version, before the Beach TV event, the Magic Windmill spins with the stop spinning tune as the Tubby Toast Accident segment originally had Tubby Bye-Bye afterwards. In the US Version of the Trit Trot segment, the voice trumpet just says "Trot" repeatedly instead of "Trit Trot".

Larette: come on. Follow me to the garden. These are my tap shoes. Bye-Bye. Bye-Bye. Bye-Bye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. US Version (also in most of Canadian/Quebec French, some Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese releases) [ ] No On the Norwegian cover, it features an image from Missing Favourite Things (from Josie's Pots and Favourite Things) on VHS and DVD, even though that scene was not on this release. In addition, the Windmill is also mirrored on the same cover. The 2003 re-release uses a different opening shot for the Four Happy Teletubbies segment that features the different title "Meet the Teletubbies." This video marks the first appearance of the Follow the Leader Dance. It later made its first television appearance in the 1998 episode Carnival II.

In the US version the bird's eye Windmill animation sequence is seen before the beach TV receiver sequence. The rare original window Windmill clip was shown when the Teletubbies were about to eat Tubby Toast before they watched Playing in the Rain at the TV Receiver sequence. It might be ironic how a rare Windmill clip be shown in a VHS volume, making it not so rare. In the UK version of the Stamping and Stepping Dance, the Teletubbies were silent until the very end when they cheered. But in the US version, Laa-Laa can be heard giggling throughout the entire dance. In the UK version of the VHS, when Tinky Winky lays down after the jumping for fun activity is about to end and the Windmill is spinning when he says "Very tired!", there is no music heard playing whilst the TV Receiver Event is happening. This was fixed in the US version.

The 2001 VHS had Dot and Dash on the cover, however, it both opens and closes with the 1996 PBS P-Pals logo. Voice Trumpet (UK version): trit, Trot, trit, trot, trit, trot, trit trot trit trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot trit trot. (US version): trot, Trot, trot, trot, trot, trot, trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot trot. US Version (also in most of Canadian/Quebec French, some Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese releases)