Readers of a certain vintage will no doubt see the correlation to Teddy Ruxpin, an animatronic bear from the 1980s whose mouth moved as it read stories from cassette tapes.

Teddy Ruxpin’s “Chump” is muffled and distorted as the somewhat creepy teddy bear blinks and mouths along with the words. “Longview” on a doorbell clangs like the classic front door chimes.

Kim Komando shares that in the not-so-distant future, you could walk in on a teddy bear reading a bedtime story to your child, thanks to AI.

The album's other unconventional formats include a Game Boy cartridge, a doorbell, and an electric toothbrush. Green Day’s Dookie Demastered Edition Plays on Nostalgia with Songs on Teddy Ruxpin ...

A rock band is reissuing one of the most iconic albums of the ‘90s on some unusual formats, including a talking teddy bear, an old school video game system and a singing fish. Green Day ...

Well, I did it. I conquered my childhood fear of talking bears and brought a vintage Teddy Ruxpin animatronic stuffed bear into my home. There were and still are plenty of his brethren both young a… ...

The year was 1987 and the hot toys were Teddy Ruxpin, the Tyco Turbo Hopper and talking Cabbage Patch Kids. Watch the video above to take a sleigh ride back in time to Park City Center in ...