天线宝宝有深刻寓意吗？ 第1页

我们再来看看Jerry Falwell是谁

Jerry Lamon Falwell Sr. (August 11, 1933 – May 15, 2007)[1] was an American Southern Baptist pastor, televangelist, and conservative activist.
Falwell condemned homosexuality as forbidden by the Bible. Gay rights groups called Falwell an "agent of intolerance" and "the founder of the anti-gay industry" for statements he had made and for campaigning against LGBT social movements.

好的，这就够了。一个认为“同性恋被圣经禁止”的反同保守派对一个幼儿节目角色的过度解读，仅此而已。

那么丁丁拿着的女款包包是怎么回事儿呢？

Each Teletubby had their own personal prop to help them explore the world and to be used in educational activities. Tinky Winky's handbag (bigger on the inside than on the outside) allowed him to demonstrate volume, while Dipsy's hat enabled role-playing. Laa-Laa's ball was intended to "reflect young children's fascination with spheres", while Po's scooter explored travel and direction.

丁丁的包、迪西的帽子、拉拉的小球、啵儿的脚踏车，这些都是孩子喜欢的东西，也象征着孩子们探索和了解世界的道具。在天线宝宝的北美发行方Itsy Bitsy Entertainment Company公司也说丁丁的包包是一个 "Magic Bag"，仅此而已。

我们再来看看天线宝宝的制作方对丁丁是否是同性恋的态度：

The original Tinky Winky, Dave Thompson, left after the first run of episodes due to "creative differences". It has been claimed that the production company, Ragdoll, felt he was "misinterpreting" the role by implying Tinky Winky was gay.

丁丁最开始的扮演者Dave Thompson演了几集就不让他演了，因为制作方Ragdoll觉得他在表演中错误的暗示了丁丁可能是同性恋。BBC的回应是 "Tinky Winky is simply a sweet, technological baby with a magic bag"。北美发行方Itsy Bitsy Entertainment Company的Ken Viselman也说 "They're not gay. They're not straight. They're just a character in a children's series." （他们不是同性恋，他们也不是异性恋，他们只是个幼儿节目中的角色而已）。