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LazyTown is a children's show produced in Iceland, the brainchild of former athlete Magnús Scheving, who also plays the show's hero, Sportacus. The show is known for promoting healthy eating and exercise to kids alongside its combination of live-action, puppetry and CGI (which helped make it one of the most expensive children's shows evernote The budget for each episode was reportedly around $1 million, about 5x the average cost of a children's TV program; Scheving was once quoted describing LazyTown as "the most expensive children's show in the world"). While the franchise began as books, then a series of plays, it was with the show where it became a worldwide phenomenon, so the majority of this page covers the show.Stephanie, our main character, is a new arrival in LazyTown. She quickly befriends the other kids (all puppets), but learns that nobody in LazyTown plays outside or does sports. This is just fine for Robbie Rotten, the town's resident Harmless Villain, who likes nothing more than to spend every day in his lair under LazyTown eating cake, sleeping and generally doing nothing at all. Enter Sportacus, an incredibly athletic superhero, who encourages all the kids to eat healthily and play outside, disturbing poor Robbie's sleep. So Once an Episode, Robbie comes up with a scheme to make LazyTown lazy again, usually by getting rid of Sportacus or somehow tricking the kids (or sometimes just kidnapping them), which he often does by dressing up in ridiculous outfits. Then Sportacus does a billion backflips and saves them all!Episodes mark major plot points by having one or several characters sing a song, and all of them close with Stephanie singing the show's ending theme, "Bing Bang (Time to Dance)". Many of the show's songs are from the Eurodance genre.Although the original audio of each episode is in English, the show is filmed in Garðabær, Iceland, and the creator and the majority of the crew are Icelandic, resulting in cross-cultural weirdness. The show has since been dubbed into over 30 languages (including their native Icelandic) and aired in over 180 countries.The television show is not the first version of the story, though it is the first to be shown outside Iceland. The previous versions were books and musicals both on stage and CD, and were all in Icelandic and set in the village of Latibær (meaning "LazyTown"). The child characters in the Latibær musicals were all played by Caucasian adult humans. While the basics of each character remained similar between the last Latibær production and LazyTown, several characters were dropped along the way, and those remaining were given more English names for LazyTown. The show's success led to additional stage plays performed around the world with varying storylines.The first two seasons of LazyTown were commissioned by Nickelodeon and aired on the Nick family of channels in the US, the UK, Australia, and some Asian territories from 2004 to 2007. Exclusive content such as interviews and behind-the-scenes shorts were aired on Nick Jr. during broadcasts of the show. The show additionally received a "magazine format" Spin-Off sketch show in Britain titled LazyTown Extra (2008), a co-production with The BBC.After Turner Broadcasting (which owns Cartoon Network, Nick's biggest competitor) bought out the entire franchise in 2011, the show jumped back into production. A third season of the show premiered in 2013 on Cartoonito in the EMEA & APAC regions and Boomerang in the LATAM region, with Chloe Lang taking over the role of Stephanie from Julianna Rose Mauriello. After a fourth season the following year, the show wrapped up for good, with the final episode airing on October 13, 2014.Part of LazyTown's legacy can be attributed to the memes that the show has generated, primarily through several songs. Most of these songs are from Season 1 ("You Are a Pirate", "Cooking By the Book", "The Mine Song"), but the most popular of them is easily the Season 4 song "We Are Number One", which exploded as a meme in late 2016, two years after its original episode's airing. Sung entirely by Robbie Rotten, the song centers on him attempting (unsuccessfully) to teach a team of doppelgänger accomplices (Bobbie, Tobbie and Flobbie Rotten) how to catch Sportacus. Shortly following the song going viral, Robbie's actor Stefán Karl Stefánsson announced a bile duct cancer diagnosis, after which the song and its memes became a rallying point for fans to support him, with a GoFundMe campaign set up by head LazyTown writer Mark Valenti to cover his living costs reaching its goal of $100,000 in December 2016. As a gesture of thanks, Stefán held a livestream in which he performed "We Are Number One" with his fellow doppelgänger actors. In August 2017, Stefán stated he was in remission; in March 2018, the cancer recurred and was diagnosed as inoperable. On August 21, 2018, Stefán passed away from the disease at the age of 43.In 2021, Scheving announced plans for a LazyTown "experience garden" in his hometown of Borgarnes in western Iceland, which would contain both indoor and outdoor facilities pertaining to both the production history and the history of Borgarnes.
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Team Spirit: While many of LazyTown's episodes revolve around the values of working together, there is one in particular that focuses on teamwork, complete with a song:
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Costume-Test Montage
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Costume-Test Montage: In "LazyTown's New Superhero", Stephanie tries on new superhero costumes.
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Card-Carrying Villain
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Card-Carrying Villain: Robbie Rotten. His name says it all.
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The Artifact
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The Artifact: The tone for "Master of Disguise" switches from slow and sneaky to happy and upbeat. In the original Icelandic show, Robbie (named Glanni in Icelandic) sings the song while switching between himself and his disguise identity, Richie Rich; when Robbie sings, the tone is sneaky, but when Richie sings, it's upbeat. When the song was rewritten for the TV show, the concept was omitted, but the arrangement stayed the same.
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Darker and Edgier
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Darker and Edgier: A 2014 stage play called Ævintýri í Latabæ hearkens back to the original plays in terms of dark content, as Robbie takes over LazyTown by force with an army of robots and has a giant robot dog at his command.
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Local Reference
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Local Reference: Episode "The Great Crystal Caper" showed Robbie trying to trade with Stingy a bag of coins from all over the world, "including Iceland." There is also "KR" written on the said bag.
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Our Elves Are Different
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Our Elves Are Different: Sportacus was a traditional Icelandic Elf named �þróttaálfurinn ("The Sports Elf") in the original Latibær plays. In addition to being amazingly fit and agile, he also had magical powers. While he was changed into a superhero for the TV series, it's still possible he is still an Elf, as there's several elements still present, such as that his ears are always covered, he owns a magical crystal and can apparently grant wishes, he leads a very hidden life and it would certainly explain why he is able to perform such amazing feats in every episode.
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Fright Beside Them
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Fright Beside Them: One episode has Robbie Rotten dressing up as a ghost and scaring everyone around town. Robbie tries to scare Ziggy, however Ziggy assumes the ghost is actually Trixie and does not get scared. However Ziggy then sees Trixie and the rest of the Lazy Town kids are in fact on top of a tower. Now knowing the ghost can't be Trixie, Ziggy gets terrified of the ghost Robbie and flees.
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Graceful Loser
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Graceful Loser: When Sportacus loses the first soccer match in "Soccer Sucker," Stephanie is distraught but Sportacus accepts the loss gracefully, saying he did his best.
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Starring Special Effects
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Starring Special Effects: The majority of the main cast are puppets.
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Mr. Fanservice
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Mr. Fanservice: This show has gained a rather large fanbase of older women who regard both Sportacus and Robbie Rotten as sex symbols. Magnús Scheving has expressed surprise and happiness over the fact.
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The Ghost
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The Ghost: Stingy's father is mentioned but never seen. In the plays Jives had a mother who was heard but also never seen.
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Ignoring by Singing
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Ignoring by Singing: In the episode "Prince Stingy", when Stingy thinks Sportacus doesn't believe he's a prince:
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Villain Song
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For a non-Robbie Villain Song, we have the Greatest Genie of Everlasting Eternity.
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Breaking the Fourth Wall
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Breaking the Fourth Wall: Done surprisingly often for a kids show, with Robbie Rotten being the character most likely to do so.
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Stealth Pun
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Stealth Pun: Robbie Rotten makes one during the You Are A Pirate song. After the first chorus he turns to his parrot and repeats the line "You are a pirate!" but his pronunciation of "pirate" sounds an awful lot like "parrot". Also, from the same song, "You ARRRRRe a pirate!"
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A Taste of Defeat
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A Taste of Defeat: Sportacus does fail in two episodes, "Soccer Sucker" and "The Laziest Town." "Soccer Sucker" has Robbie order a soccer-playing robot that's so good at soccer it beats Sportacus 7 to 1 with a mix of cheating and just being better than him at one-on-one. When it rampages out of control, Sportacus has to team up with all the other kids to beat it in a rematch. "The Laziest Town" is about a yearly contest where everyone must do some type of physical activity or the town will be named "The Laziest Town on Earth." When the meter is at 90%, Sportacus tries to fill the last 10% but he tires out too soon. Robbie Rotten fills the gap with a victory dance.
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Ambiguously Human: Sportacus is faster and more agile than any of the human characters and can pull off stunts that most people could only dream of. He also keeps his Pointy Ears conspicuously hidden under his hat at all times. While nothing has been confirmed in the American version, he's an elf in the Icelandic dub and in the original plays. In the U.S. version, Robbie sometimes refers to him as the "blue sports elf," though this is used as an insult.
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Kryptonite Factor
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Kryptonite Factor: Sportacus' is (refined) sugar; eating any sugar renders him immediately comatose. The exception is the sugar in fruits, which — alongside vegetables — restores him to normal if processed sugar weakens him.
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Failure Is the Only Option
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Failure Is the Only Option: For Robbie Rotten's schemes, natch.
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Mythology Gag
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Mythology Gag: In "Sportacus Who?", Robbie calls Sportacus "The Blue Elf", a reference to the original play. Robbie's plan in "Dr. Rottenstein" has him put spots everywhere to make everyone think vegetables are poison, a Lighter and Softer version of Glanni Glæpur poisoning all the vegetables in the original plays, which also made people break out in spots. Two separate episodes have Robbie fake his way to being Mayor, a reference to the stage play where Glanni was legally elected Mayor. The second episode also has Mayor Meanswell in an Easter Bunny costume, which was also derived from the play.
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This Is My Side
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This Is My Side: Happens in "Birthday Surprise" after an argument between Stingy and Trixie. Robbie exploits this by building a giant wall to literally divide the town.
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Funny Background Event: As already mentioned above, Stephanie's double facepalm during the "Lazy Scouts" song. In fact, throughout a good portion of the song, Stephanie is standing in the background, facepalming, rolling her eyes, putting her hands on her hips, shaking her head, or otherwise expressing disgust.
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Road-Sign Reversal
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Road-Sign Reversal: Robbie Rotten does this in "Little Pink Riding Hood" to trick Stephanie into getting lost in a forest.
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I Meant to Do That
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I Meant to Do That: Robbie frequently does this. So much so that it's his Catchphrase.
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Parental Abandonment
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Parental Abandonment: None of the characters except Stingy are said to have parents, and seem to live completely alone.
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Lampshade Hanging
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Lampshade Hanging: "Secret Agent Zero" is just lousy with this. "That's not real. It's a puppet!"
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Limited Wardrobe
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Limited Wardrobe: All the puppet characters have had other costumes, while except for disguises Robbie never wears anything but his suit or his pyjamas and robe, and Sportacus has only ever worn something else when he changed shoes, or added a scarf on a cold day.
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Chest Insignia
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Chest Insignia: Sportacus' '10'.
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Training Montage
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Training Montage: Played with when Sportacus was training Ziggy to be a hero like him. The music even vaguely sounded like the Rocky music.
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Dastardly Whiplash
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Dastardly Whiplash: Robbie Rotten may not have the loftiest of goals (he just wants the kids to be lazy), but he more than makes up for it with the kind of elaborate costumes and schemes that define this trope. In an inversion of this trope, the good guy Sportacus "sports" the mustache, while the villain Robbie is clean-shaven.
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Wakeup Makeup: All three human characters have been shown waking while looking like they just stepped out of a make up chair.
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Cryptic Background Reference
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Cryptic Background Reference: The first episode has the Mayor lamenting how awful the town is, and notes that when the town was previously in trouble, they would call for help from a guy with a big number 9 on his shirt. With Sportacus being number 10, the implication is that Number Nine was the town's previous savior who left or disappeared for unknown reasons. This is even more cryptic with the fact that Robbie knows who Number Nine was while the Mayor only read about it.
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Adapted Out
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Adapted Out: Some characters didn't migrate from the stage plays. Penny, a money-wasting beggar who was never seen after the first play. Jives, another kid in town. His house can still be seen in several episodes, and he is pictured on book covers in the show. Officer Obtuse, the actual lawman, who had his role taken by Sportacus. Haninn, the grumpy rooster who served as a narrator in the second play. He is referenced in the show: the symbol of LazyTown is a rooster and an icon of him is seen on the Mayor's files. Debbie, the woman Miss Busybody gossips with over the phone. She may still exist though, just not mentioned by name.
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Mad Scientist
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Mad Scientist: Robbie Rotten sometimes shows this kind of characterization, complete with a stereotypical Technicolor Science table full of glassware and smoking liquids.
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Brilliant, but Lazy
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Brilliant, but Lazy: Robbie is the epitome of this trope. He prides himself in being lazy, and even schemes to make the rest of the town as lazy as he is, yet he is easily the most brilliant person in the entire town and is able to create anything out of anything. He even has a microwave that makes inventions for him. Ironically, due to Robbie's constant attempts to make Lazy Town lazy via elaborate traps, machines, and costumes, he becomes one of the most active residents.
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Good Hair, Evil Hair
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Good Hair, Evil Hair: Oddly, inverted by the hero Sportacus, who wears a pencil mustache so sharp it looks like it could double as a scalpel. This is further inverted by Harmless Villain Robbie Rotten, who is clean shaven. His otherwise meticulous grooming is also a bit off on the evil-dress-o-meter, but being in a dark purple color scheme helps.
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Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
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Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Both Sportacus and Robbie sometimes slip into Icelandic accents.
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LazyTown / int_35b241c0
 LazyTown / int_35e8c2b3
type
Pirate Song
 LazyTown / int_35e8c2b3
comment
Pirate Song: In "Rottenbeard", the pirate Rottenbeard — who is actually Robbie Rotten in disguise — takes the children on a fake treasure hunt and sings "You Are A Pirate" with them. The song talks about adventure, the freedom of a pirate and the treasure hunt.
 LazyTown / int_35e8c2b3
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_35e8c2b3
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_35e8c2b3
 LazyTown / int_35f4f6
type
Karmic Butt-Monkey
 LazyTown / int_35f4f6
comment
Karmic Butt-Monkey: Whenever Robbie Rotten concocts a plan to make people act lazy against their will, this plan will result in him being comically injured in some fashion.
 LazyTown / int_35f4f6
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_35f4f6
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LazyTown / int_35f4f6
 LazyTown / int_35f57671
type
Minion with an F in Evil
 LazyTown / int_35f57671
comment
Minion with an F in Evil: Robbie hires three of them in Robbie's Dream Team. Justified, since they're actually performers who happen to play villains.
 LazyTown / int_35f57671
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_35f57671
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1.0
 LazyTown
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LazyTown / int_35f57671
 LazyTown / int_36ed3e1e
type
Ascended Meme
 LazyTown / int_36ed3e1e
comment
Ascended Meme: Several songs from the show have been turned into memes with people editing them in various ways, with "We Are Number One" being one of the most popular, which coincided with Robbie Rotten's actor Stefan Karl being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. This then lead to taking advantage of the meme's popularity to donate to Stefan Karl's cancer fund. Capitalizing on the meme, the official YouTube channel uploaded "We Are Number One but it's the original and it's 1 hour long", with promises to release the instrumental for the song. They did, and later gave out the stems for the song. The official channel also uploaded "Mine Song but 'Mine' is replaced with 'Pirate'!, killing two birds with one stone. Even before the official YouTube channel started doing it, acknowledging the memes goes back even farther. In "LazyTown's Greatest Hits", Robbie picks "You Are a Pirate" as his favorite LazyTown song.
 LazyTown / int_36ed3e1e
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_36ed3e1e
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_36ed3e1e
 LazyTown / int_372bc105
type
Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism
 LazyTown / int_372bc105
comment
Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism: A children's show about healthy eating and exercise? It stars a cheerful little girl and a superhero? There's a musical montage every episode? It's definitely on the ideal side.
 LazyTown / int_372bc105
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 LazyTown / int_372bc105
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LazyTown / int_372bc105
 LazyTown / int_38387986
type
Funny Photo Phrase
 LazyTown / int_38387986
comment
Funny Photo Phrase: When Robbie Rotten is having his picture taken, Sportacus tells him to say, "cheese," but he says, "Cheddar!"
 LazyTown / int_38387986
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_38387986
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LazyTown / int_38387986
 LazyTown / int_38d3a0f7
type
Pac-Man Fever
 LazyTown / int_38d3a0f7
comment
Pac Man Fever: Most of Pixel's video games feature retro graphics and sounds, and there's a truly interesting example in the pilot episode — when Robbie tosses him a copy of "Super Power Lizards", the cue that plays is an actual repurposed bit of video game music. Specifically, it's the title theme from Batman: Return of the Joker for Gameboy.
 LazyTown / int_38d3a0f7
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_38d3a0f7
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_38d3a0f7
 LazyTown / int_3a88a563
type
Vocal Dissonance
 LazyTown / int_3a88a563
comment
Vocal Dissonance: LazyTown Extra has a fair share of this due to having different voice actors for some characters, and it can be jarring to hear if you already have their voice hard-wired into your mind.
 LazyTown / int_3a88a563
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_3a88a563
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_3a88a563
 LazyTown / int_3b113b7
type
Character Development
 LazyTown / int_3b113b7
comment
Character Development: Stephanie's friends become more active and well-behaved as the series progresses.
 LazyTown / int_3b113b7
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_3b113b7
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LazyTown / int_3b113b7
 LazyTown / int_3bdf8462
type
"Everyone Is Gone" Episode
 LazyTown / int_3bdf8462
comment
"Everyone Is Gone" Episode: the episode "The First Day of Summer", where everyone except Robbie goes to the beach, and Robbie thinks that everyone else has disappeared.
 LazyTown / int_3bdf8462
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_3bdf8462
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LazyTown / int_3bdf8462
 LazyTown / int_3c51db1c
type
Zany Scheme
 LazyTown / int_3c51db1c
comment
Zany Scheme: Robbie comes up with one nearly every episode.
 LazyTown / int_3c51db1c
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_3c51db1c
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LazyTown / int_3c51db1c
 LazyTown / int_3cf44d4b
type
High-Class Glass
 LazyTown / int_3cf44d4b
comment
High-Class Glass: Robbie Rotten sports it for his "Meansbad" disguise in "Secret Agent Zero."
 LazyTown / int_3cf44d4b
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_3cf44d4b
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LazyTown / int_3cf44d4b
 LazyTown / int_3db71fa8
type
Blithe Spirit
 LazyTown / int_3db71fa8
comment
Blithe Spirit: Stephanie is theoretically responsible for helping to get everyone exercising again. Sportacus is also new to the town at the beginning of the show and wants to inspire the kids to eat healthy and become fit.
 LazyTown / int_3db71fa8
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_3db71fa8
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LazyTown / int_3db71fa8
 LazyTown / int_41f26c58
type
Happy Dance
 LazyTown / int_41f26c58
comment
Happy Dance: "Bing Bang"
 LazyTown / int_41f26c58
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_41f26c58
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LazyTown / int_41f26c58
 LazyTown / int_422f23f9
type
Power-Up Food
 LazyTown / int_422f23f9
comment
Power-Up Food: The "SportsCandy", particularly if eaten by Sportacus, but sometimes characters will also benefit from eating them.
 LazyTown / int_422f23f9
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_422f23f9
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LazyTown / int_422f23f9
 LazyTown / int_43be2121
type
Logging onto the Fourth Wall
 LazyTown / int_43be2121
comment
Logging onto the Fourth Wall. The episode "Pixelspix" had pixelspix.com, which redirected to the show's official website. There's also a Flash game based off the episode.
 LazyTown / int_43be2121
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1.0
 LazyTown / int_43be2121
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LazyTown / int_43be2121
 LazyTown / int_47d35854
type
Intergenerational Friendship
 LazyTown / int_47d35854
comment
Intergenerational Friendship: Sportacus and Stephanie have this, with the former being an adult and the latter being a tween. They met after she contacted him for help and soon bonded thanks to their mutual athleticism and perkiness.
 LazyTown / int_47d35854
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 LazyTown / int_47d35854
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LazyTown / int_47d35854
 LazyTown / int_48b9731f
type
Paper-Thin Disguise
 LazyTown / int_48b9731f
comment
Paper-Thin Disguise: No one ever realises the person causing trouble who looks like Robbie Rotten in a silly outfit IS, in fact, Robbie Rotten in a silly outfit. This is especially hilarious because his cover is blown at the end of EVERY episode, yet the townspeople will still fall for his Paper-Thin Disguise in the next episode. Subverted in the episode "Defeeted" where the mayor recognises Robbie straight away, even though the villain is wearing one of his better disguises: a superhero outfit. The Mayor also sees through his fake mustache in "The Laziest Town". Robbie rips it off and explains he forgot to shave. Also subverted in "Sportafake" where Stephanie is the only one not convinced that the fake Robbie is the real Sportacus because of how he is acting.
 LazyTown / int_48b9731f
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 LazyTown / int_48b9731f
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LazyTown / int_48b9731f
 LazyTown / int_48cffdb7
type
I Want My Mommy!
 LazyTown / int_48cffdb7
comment
I Want My Mommy!: Combined with Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas in Glanni Glæpur í Latabæ. As Sportacus pops up all over the place in an attempt to catch Robbie Rotten, the latter starts crying for his mother near the end of it.
 LazyTown / int_48cffdb7
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LazyTown / int_48cffdb7
 LazyTown / int_4a87e664
type
Oh Wait, This Is My Grocery List
 LazyTown / int_4a87e664
comment
Oh Wait, This Is My Grocery List: Parodied in the episode "Rottenbeard" where Robbie Rotten, disguised as a pirate, pulls out his grocery list instead of the treasure map.
 LazyTown / int_4a87e664
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 LazyTown / int_4a87e664
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LazyTown / int_4a87e664
 LazyTown / int_4ae72307
type
Be Yourself
 LazyTown / int_4ae72307
comment
Every episode has one, usually along the lines of "Be Yourself" and "stand up for what you know is right," but the Aesop of the whole show is that it's important to look after your health, exercise, and be active outdoors. Notably, it never condemns less healthy habits like playing video games or eating candy; Sportacus simply teaches the children to enjoy those things in moderation, and balancing them with things like playing sports and eating vegetables.
 LazyTown / int_4ae72307
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 LazyTown / int_4ae72307
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LazyTown / int_4ae72307
 LazyTown / int_4bb6dde2
type
Artifact Name
 LazyTown / int_4bb6dde2
comment
Artifact Name: In-universe. LazyTown used to live up to its name. But thanks to Stephanie and Sportacus, it doesn't anymore. As the song suggests, "No One's Lazy in LazyTown."
 LazyTown / int_4bb6dde2
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 LazyTown / int_4bb6dde2
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LazyTown / int_4bb6dde2
 LazyTown / int_4e4ea654
type
Workaholic
 LazyTown / int_4e4ea654
comment
Workaholic: Sportacus literally says he doesn't know how to have a vacation in one episode.
 LazyTown / int_4e4ea654
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 LazyTown / int_4e4ea654
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LazyTown / int_4e4ea654
 LazyTown / int_4efe80e1
type
Lazy Bum
 LazyTown / int_4efe80e1
comment
Lazy Bum: Subverted with Robbie, whose efforts to get everyone else to stop doing things or just ruin their day, actually take a lot of work; this was lampshaded at least once.
 LazyTown / int_4efe80e1
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 LazyTown / int_4efe80e1
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LazyTown / int_4efe80e1
 LazyTown / int_4f4372e9
type
Early-Installment Weirdness
 LazyTown / int_4f4372e9
comment
Early-Installment Weirdness: The original books the plays were based on are very weird, with many characters appearing there and never again, the Sun being a guardian of LazyTown, a marked lack of �þróttaálfurinn, a Department of Redundancy Department narrator who constantly switches between tenses, and much less foreshadowing than in the plays that succeeded them. The plays are this to the show, as the child characters are played by adults, some characters were cut from the show entirely, characters' personalities were different from the show, and there was a copious amount of Toilet Humour. Pixel's voice in the original version of "Defeeted" is by Noel MacNeal as a test for Pixel's voice. The version shown on Nick Jr. features his standard voice instead, along with rewritten lines, also appearing on a Nick Jr. DVD in that form. In "Welcome to LazyTown", Robbie refers to Ziggy by his name. For the rest of the series, Robbie refers to the kids by nicknames that he made up, such as "Candy Boy" for Ziggy. The episode "Sports Day" features more simplistic looking green screen backgrounds and somewhat darker lighting than the standard episode.
 LazyTown / int_4f4372e9
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 LazyTown / int_4f4372e9
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LazyTown / int_4f4372e9
 LazyTown / int_5300b1de
type
Invincible Hero
 LazyTown / int_5300b1de
comment
Invincible Hero: Sportacus has no character flaws except being naive, rarely fails at anything he tries and is hero-worshiped by everyone except Robbie Rotten.
 LazyTown / int_5300b1de
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 LazyTown / int_5300b1de
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LazyTown / int_5300b1de
 LazyTown / int_53f595fe
type
Sleep Aesop
 LazyTown / int_53f595fe
comment
Sleep Aesop: In "Sleepless in LazyTown, Robbie Rotten learns that people get energy from sleep, so he creates a "noisy ball" to prevent Sportacus from sleeping, so that he would get tired and lose a bet. Sportacus manages to get rid of the noisy ball and get enough sleep anyway. This episode was meant to teach kids about getting enough sleep.
 LazyTown / int_53f595fe
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 LazyTown / int_53f595fe
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LazyTown / int_53f595fe
 LazyTown / int_5640e2c9
type
No Challenge Equals No Satisfaction
 LazyTown / int_5640e2c9
comment
No Challenge Equals No Satisfaction: In "The First Day of Summer," the kids, Meanswell, Bessie, and Sportacus all head to the beach for a day of fun in the sun. Robbie is initially thrilled that everyone is gone and revels in the peace and quiet...but before long, he realizes that without victims, it's just no fun to pull evil schemes. He even goes so far as to dress up as the townspeople and have full-blown conversations with himself to "foil" his own plans. When everyone returns at the end of the episode, Robbie is thrilled to see them and even leads the group in "Bing-Bang."
 LazyTown / int_5640e2c9
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 LazyTown / int_5640e2c9
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LazyTown / int_5640e2c9
 LazyTown / int_56b8b4f1
type
Lean and Mean
 LazyTown / int_56b8b4f1
comment
Lean and Mean: Robbie's actor is 6 foot 2.5 inches tall, four inches taller than the actor playing the heroic Sportacus, but far less muscular. The vertical stripes on his default costume emphasize his skinnier frame.
 LazyTown / int_56b8b4f1
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 LazyTown / int_56b8b4f1
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LazyTown / int_56b8b4f1
 LazyTown / int_57b74bd4
type
Achievements in Ignorance
 LazyTown / int_57b74bd4
comment
Achievements in Ignorance: Pixel invents an automatic tooth-brushing machine, apparently without knowing what a toothbrush is.
 LazyTown / int_57b74bd4
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 LazyTown / int_57b74bd4
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LazyTown / int_57b74bd4
 LazyTown / int_58019946
type
Anvil on Head
 LazyTown / int_58019946
comment
Anvil on Head: In one episode, Robbie attempts to knock Sportacus out by putting a small anvil on one side of a seesaw and catapulting it at him, but misjudges it and it hits him on the head.
 LazyTown / int_58019946
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 LazyTown / int_58019946
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LazyTown / int_58019946
 LazyTown / int_587515b3
type
And the Rest
 LazyTown / int_587515b3
comment
And the Rest: In the episode Defeeted, Sportacus says, "I'd better go practice my move! I don't want to disappoint Stephanie...or anyone else."
 LazyTown / int_587515b3
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 LazyTown / int_587515b3
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LazyTown / int_587515b3
 LazyTown / int_5a60637c
type
Spandex, Latex, or Leather
 LazyTown / int_5a60637c
comment
Spandex, Latex, or Leather
 LazyTown / int_5a60637c
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 LazyTown / int_5a60637c
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LazyTown / int_5a60637c
 LazyTown / int_5ac34441
type
Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp"
 LazyTown / int_5ac34441
comment
Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp": Sportacus refers to fruits and vegetables in general as "SportsCandy."
 LazyTown / int_5ac34441
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 LazyTown / int_5ac34441
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LazyTown / int_5ac34441
 LazyTown / int_5d3e7c6
type
Kangaroo Court
 LazyTown / int_5d3e7c6
comment
Kangaroo Court: One episode featured Robbie Rotten stealing a cake and framing Sportacus. In a trial where Robbie acted as a prosecutor, he asked Sportacus questions like if it was true nobody saw him not eating the cake. In the end, he played Mayor Meanswell like a puppet.
 LazyTown / int_5d3e7c6
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 LazyTown / int_5d3e7c6
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LazyTown / int_5d3e7c6
 LazyTown / int_5f9fbd83
type
Not Allowed to Grow Up
 LazyTown / int_5f9fbd83
comment
Not Allowed to Grow Up: In season 2 Stephanie, despite very visible growth in the season break, is still played as a young girl.
 LazyTown / int_5f9fbd83
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 LazyTown / int_5f9fbd83
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LazyTown / int_5f9fbd83
 LazyTown / int_60fa92ac
type
Names to Run Away from Really Fast
 LazyTown / int_60fa92ac
comment
Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Robbie Rotten's name speaks for itself. Although once you meet the guy...
 LazyTown / int_60fa92ac
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 LazyTown / int_60fa92ac
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LazyTown / int_60fa92ac
 LazyTown / int_617f0563
type
Heel–Face Turn
 LazyTown / int_617f0563
comment
Heel–Face Turn: Robbie's three villains he orders for the infamous "We Are Number One" musical number end up playing football with Sportacus, declaring that playing sports is much more fun than being a villain.
 LazyTown / int_617f0563
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 LazyTown / int_617f0563
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LazyTown / int_617f0563
 LazyTown / int_619a1f52
type
Limited Social Circle
 LazyTown / int_619a1f52
comment
Limited Social Circle: LazyTown has only nine major characters with occasional guests.
 LazyTown / int_619a1f52
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LazyTown / int_619a1f52
 LazyTown / int_62907b90
type
Bottle Episode
 LazyTown / int_62907b90
comment
Bottle Episode: Pixelspix and LazyTown's Greatest Hits take place in smaller locations than normal.
 LazyTown / int_62907b90
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LazyTown / int_62907b90
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type
Pink Girl, Blue Boy
 LazyTown / int_64c64cfb
comment
Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Stephanie and Sportacus.
 LazyTown / int_64c64cfb
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LazyTown / int_64c64cfb
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type
Diligent Hero, Slothful Villain
 LazyTown / int_66ec693b
comment
Diligent Hero, Slothful Villain: Sportacus is an energetic Lovable Jock as well as the town superhero who encourages everyone to stay fit. On the other hand, his foil Robbie Rotten (as well as the main antagonist) tries to get people to be lazy. Ironically, he works very hard in his attempts to make the townspeople less active.
 LazyTown / int_66ec693b
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 LazyTown / int_66ec693b
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LazyTown / int_66ec693b
 LazyTown / int_670db7d7
type
Formula-Breaking Episode
 LazyTown / int_670db7d7
comment
Formula-Breaking Episode: "School Scam" and "Time to Learn" are the only school-themed episodes in the entire show. The rest of the series depicts the kids as Free-Range Children who don't attend, or even mention, going to school at any point. What makes it even weirder is that, judging by their dialogue, the kids have been attending school for some time, but these are literally the only instances we ever see them in a classroom.
 LazyTown / int_670db7d7
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LazyTown / int_670db7d7
 LazyTown / int_671681af
type
Jackass Genie
 LazyTown / int_671681af
comment
Jackass Genie: In the episode "The Lazy Genie", Robbie acquires a genie, and his first two wishes are for all the fruit and vegetables and all the sports equipment to disappear, but he forgets to specify a duration, and they return not 5 minutes later. Robbie then uses his final wish to get rid of Sportacus - but the Genie gets rid of Robbie instead because he found him "annoying".
 LazyTown / int_671681af
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 LazyTown / int_671681af
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LazyTown / int_671681af
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type
Bizarrchitecture
 LazyTown / int_67fedd35
comment
Bizarrchitecture: Just try to find a building, door, window, or structure that isn't curved, bent, or warped in some way.
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type
Brats with Slingshots
 LazyTown / int_6a9c9b41
comment
Brats with Slingshots: Trixie in the original stage version.
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 LazyTown / int_6a9c9b41
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LazyTown / int_6a9c9b41
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type
Meaningful Name
 LazyTown / int_6bda9a30
comment
Meaningful Name: The only two of LazyTown's nine recurring characters this doesn't apply to in some form are Stephanie and Ziggy.
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LazyTown / int_6bda9a30
 LazyTown / int_6bf93fc7
type
FanService
 LazyTown / int_6bf93fc7
comment
Fanservice: The outfits worn by Sportacus and Robbie are a little too tight for a kids' show. Then there's Stephanie's short pink dress, though that might not be intentional considering she is supposed to be eight years old (although the actress playing her turns 17 by her final year on the show).
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Adaptation Personality Change
 LazyTown / int_6fbe85e6
comment
Adaptation Personality Change: Sportacus was more manipulative and aggressive in the first play compared to later versions, though he was still on the side of good.
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Token Human
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comment
Token Human: Stephanie is the only human child, and the only female human, even though her uncle and every other townsperson is a puppet. The other two humans are the hero and the villain. Extra points for being the new kid, totally unfamiliar with the puppets' weird ways.
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T-Word Euphemism
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comment
T-Word Euphemism: In "LazyTown's New Superhero," Robbie Rotten created a Robot Dog that attacked whenever it heard the word "trouble" because it was traditional on the series for Sportacus to shout "Someone's in trouble!" As such, "trouble" became "the T-word."
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Clark Kenting
 LazyTown / int_7175cb16
comment
Clark Kenting: Many of Robbie's disguises are rather flimsy. Yet somehow always fool everyone until his hat, wig, or moustache fall off. Taken to the extreme in "Play Day" where his hat falls off and not one person yells "Robbie Rotten!" like they usually do.
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type
In-Series Nickname
 LazyTown / int_7360806f
comment
In-Series Nickname: Trixie occasionally refers to Stephanie as "Pinkie." Robbie sometimes calls Sportacus, "Sportakook" or "Sportaflop".
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Crying Wolf
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comment
Crying Wolf: In one episode, Ziggy was playing pranks by saying untrue things, such as there being a monkey playing trumpet outside or Trixie having a spider on her shoulder. The other kids get sick of it, and decide to ignore him, then, when he stumbles on Robbie plotting out loud in a cow costume, they refuse to believe he saw a talking, evil cow with a catapult.
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Chewbacca Defense
 LazyTown / int_7a14cdba
comment
Chewbacca Defense: On the rare occasion Robbie Rotten's disguises are doubted he often resorts to saying things like "Have you ever been to [x] school" and other badgering questions that the characters can't refute.
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Animal Disguise
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comment
Animal Disguise: Robbie Rotten disguised himself as a gorilla twice, first in "Play Day" to scare the kids to make them stop playing and then in "Pixel TV" to climb on Pixel's roof in order to disable the satellite dish. He also disguises himself as a dinosaur in "Cry Dinosaur" because he was convinced Sportacus is afraid of them.
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Cultural Translation
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Cultural Translation: The BBC partly re-dubbed the show, with British voice actors speaking for puppet characters originally voiced by Americans. However, the human characters' American and Icelandic accents were untouched. Additionally, they seem to have left them all alone for the LazyTown Entertainment/BBC co-production LazyTown Extra, with the exception of Ziggy, as the segments starring him were recorded in the United Kingdom. The entire show underwent a massive overhaul when it hit American shores. The town itself was made brighter and more colorful, most of the live-action characters were turned into cute puppets (and some were gotten rid of altogether), Sportacus was changed from an elf to a superhero, and so on. While the show still retains some of its weird/strange foreignness, it's got nothing on the original Icelandic plays.
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Talk Like a Pirate
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Talk Like a Pirate: YOU AAAAARE A PIRATE!
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All Is Well That Ends Well
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comment
All Is Well That Ends Well: Sometimes Robbie's schemes are legitimately dangerous or affect the entire town, but by the end everyone wraps it up with the happy "Bing Bang" song.
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Large Ham
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comment
Large Ham: Stefán Karl Stefánsson isn't called "the Icelandic Jim Carrey" for nothing, as Robbie Rotten may be the closest humanity will ever come to a living, breathing cartoon character.
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Pun
 LazyTown / int_83445b04
comment
Pun: There's an episode where Robbie switches Sportacus's shoes with fake shoes that make his feet go crazy. The title? "Defeeted".
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Where the Hell Is Springfield?
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comment
Where the Hell Is Springfield?: Where LazyTown is located is never specified. Several times it's been shown that it’s surrounded by a wasteland filled with nothing but farmland and periodic telephone poles, with seasons 3 and 4 adding an oceanic beach and a forest. In addition, Wild Mass Guessing has put it everywhere from Iceland (where the show was made) to Scotland to the mountainous U.S. states. "The Last Sportscandy" strongly implies it is in the United States, as when Robbie goes back to 1840, Abraham Lincoln is there asking people to vote for him.
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The Fair Folk
 LazyTown / int_859ec5d8
comment
The Fair Folk: Although he got downright cuddly in later adaptations, the forerunner of the character who became Sportacus is damn scary, though technically good, in the first play. There are times you'll start wondering if �fram Latibær's moral isn't actually supposed to be "behave, or the big bad scary Sports Elf will get you".
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Plucky Girl
 LazyTown / int_85debad9
comment
Plucky Girl: Stephanie. Sportacus is a male version.
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Parental Bonus
 LazyTown / int_86daf505
comment
Parental Bonus: In "Robbie's Greatest Misses" he says "Sportacus, come out and plaaay!" complete with clacking his cow disguise hooves together.
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Excessive Evil Eyeshadow
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comment
Excessive Evil Eyeshadow: Robbie.
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Absurdly Spacious Sewer
 LazyTown / int_87e661e8
comment
Absurdly Spacious Sewer: In "The First Day of Summer", Robbie falls in his own trap, leading to what looks like a sewer that is so large that his voice echoes inside.
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Wind-Up Key
 LazyTown / int_89c47257
comment
Wind-Up Key: In "Dancing Duel", the sentient toy version of Robbie, and Robbie's dancing doll, both have wind-up keys on their backs.
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Denser and Wackier
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comment
Denser and Wackier: The show is this in relation to the plays which it was based on. Although the original plays were still cartoony in some aspects like the set design, they were much quieter and lacked the slapstick and zany humor LazyTown is known for. Season 4 features many plots that are outlandish and strange, such as going to space ("Let's Go to the Moon"), encountering trolls ("The Baby Troll"), and time travel ("The Last Sportscandy").
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Third-Person Person
 LazyTown / int_8c681acc
comment
Third-Person Person: Chef Pablo Fantastico sometimes slips into this.
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Minimalist Cast
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comment
Minimalist Cast: There are only nine main characters in total.
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Dress-O-Matic
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comment
Dress-O-Matic: Robbie Rotten has a machine that can automatically dress him in his disguises when he spins around after pulling a lever.
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LazyTown / int_8e9c055d
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Art Shift
 LazyTown / int_912b24c4
comment
Art Shift: The second half of the episode "Once Upon A Time" takes place inside a storybook and features the characters in a 2-D animated art style similar to that of Disney.
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Absurdly High-Stakes Game
 LazyTown / int_930e1bd4
comment
Absurdly High-Stakes Game: Robbie often schemes to give games ridiculously high stakes, like Sportacus leaving town forever if he loses.
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LazyTown / int_930e1bd4
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The Something Song
 LazyTown / int_9603fba3
comment
The Something Song: Stingy has a song referred to by fans as "The Mine Song". (It is also known simply as "Mine".) Also, "Spooky Song".
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LazyTown / int_9603fba3
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555
 LazyTown / int_984763bb
comment
555: In "Chef Rottenfood", this is combined with Ridiculously Long Phone Number with a phone number that's nothing but 5s that seems to keep going and going.
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Live-Action Cartoon
 LazyTown / int_9bbea387
comment
Live-Action Cartoon: The extremely brightly-colored setting, the plastic-y appearances of Stephanie, Sportacus and Robbie Rotten and everybody's zany antics make for a live-action show that feels very much like a cartoon.
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Santa Claus
 LazyTown / int_9bf3470e
comment
Santa Claus: One of Robbie's schemes involved dressing up as Santa. He later sang about it in his "Master of Disguise" song.
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Spot the Imposter
 LazyTown / int_9c6da41b
comment
Spot the Imposter: When Robbie Rotten impersonates Sportacus the other characters can't tell the difference despite Robbie being, among other things, 4-5 inches taller and a lot less muscular. Stephanie suggests a race to tell them who is the real Sportacus, and Robbie wins because Sportacus is forced to forfeit the race halfway through to rescue Bessie. Stephanie realizes that the one who forfeited to rescue Bessie must be the real one, says so, and unmasks Robbie by pulling his false moustache off. Then there's the episode "Double Trouble" where Robbie impersonates the mayor, and once again everyone falls for it, despite the fact that Robbie looks nothing like the mayor. It only sort of works, though — Stephanie never really buys into it, and neither does Bessie. The third season presents "Little Pink Riding Hood" in which Robbie again dresses up as Sportacus, but it's even more obvious that something's well, rotten, in Denmark and in a parody of what happens in Little Red Riding Hood with Stephanie asking questions of Robbie. In another episode, Robbie uses a toy figurine of Stephanie to create a perfect replica of her who's much nastier, in the hope that everyone will hate her and thus make the actual Stephanie leave. The cast decides to have a dance-off to determine the truth; see Judgment of Solomon above for more.
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A Day in the Limelight
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comment
A Day in the Limelight: Robbie Rotten has one in "The First Day of Summer", where after the townspeople head to the beach he sees he's the only person left in LazyTown, to his delight. However, he quickly gets lonely. Fortunately, he actually gets a bone thrown for him at the end. It's a heartwarming episode.
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Heroes Act, Villains Hinder
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comment
Heroes Act, Villains Hinder: Stephanie and Sportacus want the residents of LazyTown to be proactive and healthy. Robbie creates schemes to hinder them.
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Leitmotif
 LazyTown / int_9f6fb586
comment
Leitmotif: "Master of Disguise" is Robbie's main theme, as the tune occasionally plays as he is plotting, scheming or otherwise acting on a dastardly deed.
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What Are Records?
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comment
What Are Records?: This comes up in the episode "Purple Panther, Part 1" when the kids start a LazyTown Museum. Stingy brings in the mayor's old record player that he found lying around and none of the kids have any idea what it is, asking where you put the CD or connect the USB.
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Screen Tap
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Screen Tap: Robbie in his Mayor Meanswell disguise takes a mallet and shatters the screen at the end of the "Fun to be the Mayor" song.
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Sugar Bowl
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Sugar Bowl: While too much sugar in LazyTown is obviously a bad thing, the town overall is very sweet with fairly harmless conflict.
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Left the Background Music On
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comment
Left the Background Music On: In the episode "Rockin' Robbie", when Robbie is moaning about how the others are listening to a music we hear his signature theme playing in the background. He then yells stop the music, which then stops and we cut to the speakers shaking as though they have just stopped.
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Magic Countdown
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comment
Magic Countdown: "The Laziest Town" has one of the more extreme examples of this trope, as 15 in-universe seconds take about 2 minutes of runtime and there's about 30 seconds between the clock almost hitting zero and when it actually hits zero.
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Meaningless Villain Victory
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comment
Meaningless Villain Victory: Robbie successfully makes off with a trophy in "My Treehouse" only for it to break immediately.
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And I Must Scream
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comment
And I Must Scream: Robbie turning into a music box at the end of one episode. He gets better. Robbie freezing Sportacus, the Mayor, Stephanie and Ziggy in place with a remote control in the appropriately named episode "Remote Control". It's implied that they can still feel the passage of time while frozen.
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No-Sell
 LazyTown / int_abd29ad8
comment
No-Sell: In "School Scam," Robbie disguises himself as a professor at the children's school and tries to replace every lesson with using books as pillows for a nap. This kind of scheme has worked in the past, but this time, the kids absolutely refuse to buy into the idea and repeatedly demand that he teach them instead.
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Save the Villain
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comment
Save the Villain: Sportacus will usually do it for Robbie Rotten. In at least one episode, "LazyTown's New Superhero," Robbie then betrays that help by trying to leave Sportacus stranded on top of the billboard hiding the entrance to his lair, the same one that he was trapped on top of.
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Near-Villain Victory
 LazyTown / int_ac6ea68c
comment
Near-Villain Victory: "The Laziest Town" has the closest Robbie ever comes to victory. LazyTown must stay active all day to raise the energy meter to 100 in order to keep from being the laziest town on Earth before 5PM. Robbie believes that if LazyTown gets this title, Sportacus will leave LazyTown for good out of embarrassment. At literally the last second, Sportacus finally loses all his energy and can no longer do tricks to have the meter rise to 100, but Robbie does a victory dance that ends up being active enough to raise the bar to 100, saving LazyTown. "Secret Agent Zero" has one of Robbie's most successful plans, as he fakes his way to being elected Mayor, outlaws sportscandy and sports equipment, traps Sportacus, and endangers Mayor Meanswell and his favorite flower with a trap. He's only foiled when Sportacus is able to jostle an apple into the trap and break free. In "Roboticus," Robbie mail-orders a robot superhero that takes Sportacus's place as town hero, then starts destroying everyone's sports equipment. When Sportacus and the kids challenge Roboticus to a race, Robbie endangers everyone and successfully traps Sportacus in a pit, blocking it off with his bulldozer. Sportacus wins the race by a very narrow margin.
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Actionized Adaptation
 LazyTown / int_accd97de
comment
Actionized Adaptation: The books and plays had a lot of exercise but relatively little in the way of action, while LazyTown has quite a few action-packed episodes and situations where characters are in peril.
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Judgment of Solomon
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In another episode, Robbie uses a toy figurine of Stephanie to create a perfect replica of her who's much nastier, in the hope that everyone will hate her and thus make the actual Stephanie leave. The cast decides to have a dance-off to determine the truth; see Judgment of Solomon above for more.
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Deadpan Snarker
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comment
Deadpan Snarker: You don't think the perpetually cheerful and optimistic Genki Girl Stephanie would be snarky, huh? Well, you're wrong. She mainly was this a lot in the earlier episodes of Season 1, especially in "Lazy Scouts". She also was this when she got angry in several episodes such as "Sportafake", "My Treehouse", "Hero for a Day" and "Prince Stingy", but in later episodes of Season 1, this completely phased out, and she started to become more of The Pollyanna than this. Robbie Rotten can be this sometimes, especially in "Prince Stingy". Stingy was this a whole lot. Since he is greedy and selfish sometimes, he can snark a lot, especially in the Extra episodes.
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Expository Theme Tune
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Expository Theme Tune: Welcome to LazyTown/A place where you'll wanna stay/You'll meet Robbie with his Rotten plan/ And Sportacus saving the day/Stephanie is new in town/And soon she and Ziggy are friends/
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Catchphrase
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Catchphrase:
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Mickey Mousing
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Mickey Mousing: A lot of actions in the show are synced up to the background music, especially Sportacus's gymnastics.
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Be Careful What You Wish For
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comment
Be Careful What You Wish For: This happens to Robbie Rotten in "The First Day of Summer." He wishes that everyone else in LazyTown would just disappear and seemingly gets his wish when they all head off to play at the beach. He quickly realizes, however, that all of the things that he enjoys about being a villain— the setting of traps, hatching evil schemes, etc., just aren't much fun without anyone there to actually scheme against. He ends up falling into one of his own traps, and when Sportacus comes to rescue him, everyone else follows. He's so happy to see them that he even joins them for the singing and dancing of the episode-ending "Bing Bang Song."
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Toilet Humour
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Toilet Humour: The original plays had several bathroom jokes, usually revolving around Jives, Trixie, or Glanni.
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Take That!
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comment
Take That!: Robbie seems to deliver one to the slogan of the Boy Scouts in "Lazy Scouts."
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People Puppets
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People Puppets: "Remote Control" has Pixel invent a device that can control time, objects and people. Once Robbie gets the remote he has fun controlling Sportacus before freezing him in midair.
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Thin Chin of Sin
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Thin Chin of Sin: Robbie Rotten has an extended chin aided by prosthetics. While the chin isn't as pointy as other examples on this entry, it's made to look more realistic, but it is still very long and sharp. Robbie is the main villain in the show and he is focused on making the inhabitants of lazy town as gluttonous and lazy as possible. Sportacus has a really big and sharp chin, but... he's a main hero in the show and he is focused on making the inhabitants of LazyTown as healthy and active as possible.
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Hypocritical Humor
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Hypocritical Humor: Robbie may be one of the the most active people in LazyTown due to his schemes, despite supposedly being the laziest, and opposing all activeness.
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And Then What?
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And Then What?: When Robbie finally manages to capture Sportacus in "Robbie's Dream Team," he is at a loss on what to do next and starts pacing around town trying to figure it out. Ultimately subverted when he's more than satisfied to shoot Sportacus out of a cannon.
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Lantern Jaw of Justice
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Lantern Jaw of Justice: Robbie has a really big chin that he's quite proud of, but he's not at all 'manly' in other ways... and he's a villain.
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Robot Dog
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Robot Dog: Robbie built one of these. The dog attacks when the word 'trouble' is uttered. There's even a song about him.
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Upgrade vs. Prototype Fight
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comment
Upgrade vs. Prototype Fight: In one episode Robbie orders Roboticus, a robot who can do everything Sportacus can do but better. In their rematch race Sportacus wins, even though he stopped to save all the kids from trouble along the way.
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Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad
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Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad: Robbie Rotten. Even one of his songs is called "Good to be Bad."
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Scout-Out
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Scout-Out: "Lazy Scouts" has the organization by the same name, created by Robbie Rotten. His idea is that they essentially don't do all of the things you would normally associate with scouting groups.
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Weaksauce Weakness
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Weaksauce Weakness: Sportacus is rendered helpless by sugar, collapsing almost immediately.
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Pimp Duds
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Pimp Duds: Robbie Rotten isn't a pimp, but his standard outfit looks somewhere between a pimp outfit, a spandex catsuit and that of a refined 1890s gentleman. Then there's the original Icelandic stage play, where he wore the full pimp outfit, complete with cane.
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Schemer
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Schemer: Robbie.
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Evil Redhead
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The English language of the show turned the Icelandic Latibær plays' red-headed hellion Halla and pale computer geek Goggi into Asian (and slightly less wild) Trixie and black (and possibly more computer-obsessed) Pixel. The mayor's skin also darkened several shades, but given he's closely related to a character who stayed white, and not very dark (and a puppet, so actor race gives no clues), it's unclear if he too had his race changed, or if he's just meant to be tanned.
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Aesop Amnesia
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comment
Aesop Amnesia: In the early seasons, Sportacus teaches the kids the importance of eating healthy, exercising often and being kind to each other, but by the next episode they're back to their bad habits. Justified as A. these are kids, who forget easily, and B. the kids have been lazy for a long time before Sportacus arrived, it will take a while for them to change ingrained habits.
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Helping Granny Cross the Street
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Helping Granny Cross the Street Robbie Rotten, poorly-disguised as a Boys Scouts leader, is asked by the kids whether they'll learn how to earn badges, such as performing this trope. Robbie then decides to do this to Miss Busybody, who's about to cross the road, and makes her do it several times very quickly until she collapses in the street. In another installment, "Robbie's Dream Team," Robbie's disguise of the day is a little old lady crossing the street, in order to lure Sportacus into helping him. After Sportacus does so, he "thanks" him by giving him a fake apple that sends Sportacus into a sugar crash, allowing the titular dream-team of Robbie lookalikes to drag him to Robbie's lair.
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Couch Gag
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Couch Gag: Most episodes start with Sportacus doing something in his airship.
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You Just Ruined the Shot
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comment
You Just Ruined the Shot: Sportacus interrupts a game of pirates, thinking Stephanie's screams for help are genuine.
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Felony Misdemeanor
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Felony Misdemeanor: As far as Sportacus and the mayor are concerned, the kids not wanting to play outside is just as serious as a natural disaster:
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Shout-Out
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Shout-Out: In "Defeeted", Pixel's computer screen displays the question "What is 42?"
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Series Continuity Error
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comment
Series Continuity Error: Between the first and second episodes. The former implies Sportacus is a newcomer: the previous hero wore a "9" whereas he wears a "10"; Sportacus says he's heard of LazyTown but still had to research it; Robbie Rotten shouts "Another one?!" when he first sees him; and Sportacus formally introduces himself to the townsfolk at the end. The latter, however, states that Sportacus taught everyone to play baseball the year before.
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Theme Tune Roll Call
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Theme Tune Roll Call:
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Subverted Rhyme Every Occasion
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Subverted Rhyme Every Occasion: The "Spooky Song" plays this for drama. "Close your eyes, rest your head, time to go to... boo!"
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Lighter and Softer
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comment
Robbie's plan in "Dr. Rottenstein" has him put spots everywhere to make everyone think vegetables are poison, a Lighter and Softer version of Glanni Glæpur poisoning all the vegetables in the original plays, which also made people break out in spots.
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Friendly Pirate
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comment
Friendly Pirate: The episode "Rottenbeard" has the Lazy Town kids becoming pirates but are otherwise just as nice as they usually are. They later get joined Robbie Rotten in disguise (calling himself Rottenbeard), who is up to his usual schemes, but is still a far-cry from the traditionally cruel pirates and all the whilst is quite Affably Evil.
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Steampunk
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Steampunk: Elements of the genre can be seen in the mixing of 19th century visuals such as Robbie and Stingy's clothing, Sportacus' Dirigible, and the look of Robbie's lair, with modern europop music and high tech gadgets (everything from Pixel's house/inventions to Sportacus' high tech airship).
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Spoiled Brat
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Spoiled Brat: Stingy is obsessed with everything being his, and is the Token Evil Teammate of the kids.
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Treasure Map
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Treasure Map: YOU ARE A PIRATE!
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Hoist by His Own Petard
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Hoist by His Own Petard: In "LazyTown's New Superhero," Robbie Rotten creates a robot dog that attacks whenever anyone says the word "trouble." After setting it loose, he pats himself on the back and says that "I think I'll have an ice cream cone. In fact, I think I'll make it a double." The dog, hearing "double," turns to its attention to him and he cries "No! I said, double, not trouble!" at which point the dog starts chasing after him. And this certainly isn't the only time that he's laid low by one of his own plans.
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You Are Not Alone
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You Are Not Alone: From one of the original plays, the song Ég á Góðan Vin (I Have A Good Friend) song fits this trope to a tee.
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Good Eyes, Evil Eyes
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Good Eyes, Evil Eyes: Sportacus has a pair of wide, friendly baby-blues that appear almost photoshopped in their blueness. On the other hand, Robbie not only has pale grey eyes, but also sports highly-arched eyebrows and heavy purple eye-shadow to emphasize the fact that he is indeed the villain.
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Race Lift
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Race Lift: The English language of the show turned the Icelandic Latibær plays' red-headed hellion Halla and pale computer geek Goggi into Asian (and slightly less wild) Trixie and black (and possibly more computer-obsessed) Pixel. The mayor's skin also darkened several shades, but given he's closely related to a character who stayed white, and not very dark (and a puppet, so actor race gives no clues), it's unclear if he too had his race changed, or if he's just meant to be tanned. In the original play, Goggi was a white baldling wearing green glasses and pyjamas! And Sportacus was an Elf, so it's a species-lift as well.
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Holding Out for a Hero
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Holding Out for a Hero: Sportacus came to the town with the aim of helping the kids live more healthy and active lives, but he seems to be the only form of law enforcement in the town and ends up spending most of his time rescuing the kids from dangerous situations.
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Spin-Off
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Spin-Off: The show received one for British viewers only called LazyTown Extra in 2008. The show changed into an assortment of sketches, each one starring a different character. Sportacus' sketch was exercise-themed, Stephanie's sketch choreographed a dance, Ziggy's sketch showed him interacting with real people, and so on. The big difference was that the puppets were dubbed over by British actors. Sprout launched The Super Sproutlet Show in 2012. The series, which ran as a programming block from 12PM to 3PM, later moving to from 6AM to 9AM, was hosted by a new character, a blue-haired girl named Bean, as she would go around on her "Bean Pod" looking for "Super Sproutlets" who were being active or good to the Earth, while checking in with Sportacus, who would teach the Sproutlet viewers "super moves" and introducing shows.
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Wins by Doing Absolutely Nothing
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Wins by Doing Absolutely Nothing: Robbie's plan in "The Laziest Town" hinges on being lazy enough to make LazyTown the official laziest town. While everyone else is moving around at top speed, he stands perfectly still and only moves to stop everyone else from moving. When Sportacus tires out too soon he almost wins, until Robbie's victory dance ends up saving the town.
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Animesque
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Animesque: Between Stephanie's male fans and pink hair, Robbie’s resemblance to Lupin III, and the cartoony world, non-fans have mistakenly assumed LazyTown is Japanese or influenced by anime.
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Villain Exclusivity Clause
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Villain Exclusivity Clause: Robbie Rotten is the antagonist in every episode.
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Audience Participation
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Audience Participation: A majority of the live shows are interactive in some way, with the audience cheering and booing when prompted, working out with the cast, and helping save LazyTown from Robbie's machinations.
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Stock Scream
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Stock Scream: The Wilhelm Scream is heard in "Little Pink Riding Hood".
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type
Silly Walk
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comment
Silly Walk: Robbie's trademark walk is to swing his arms from side to side in an overdramatic fashion, even if it's only a few steps.
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type
Dub Name Change
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comment
Dub Name Change: Both the show and characters names were changed for an English audience: Latibær to LazyTown - Literal translation Solla Stirða (Solla Inflexible) to Stephanie �þróttaálfurinn (The Sports Elf) to Sportacus Glanni Glæpur (Reckless Crime) to Robbie Rotten Siggi Sæti (Siggi Sweet) to Ziggy Goggi Mega to Pixel Halla Hrekkjusvín (Halla Prankster) to Trixie Nenni Níski (Nenni Cheapskate) to Stingy Bæjarstjórinn (The Mayor) to Mayor Milford Meanswell Stína Símalína (Stína Phoneline) to Bessie Busybody Also, when the show was exported to other countries, some of the names were changed over there as well: Robbie Rotten is Freddie Faulig in Germany, Robbie Rancido in Italy, Robbie Retos in Spain, Rosszver Robi in Hungary, Robbie Reles in Portugal, Робби Злобный in Russia, Robbie Zgniłek in Poland, Robbie Rådden in Denmark, Robbie le Vilain in France, Robbie Putrezitul in Romania, Robbie Rähmä in Finland and Ке�ірбек Робби/Kesirbek Robbı in Kazakhstan. Stingy is Solomè in Italy, Meini in Germany, Sovina in Portugal and Stigu in Finland. Ziggy and Trixie have been renamed to Zico and Ticha for the European Portuguese dub.
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_e2c4b927
 LazyTown / int_e34400ab
type
Ambiguously Gay
 LazyTown / int_e34400ab
comment
Ambiguously Gay: Robbie Rotten. Despite claiming to hate Sportacus and wanting him to leave the town, Robbie sure spends a lot of time talking about Sportacus, touching Sportacus and jumping into his arms whenever the slightly-above-average hero shows up.
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1.0
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_e34400ab
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type
Disguised in Drag
 LazyTown / int_e37f19
comment
Disguised in Drag: Robbie disguised as "The Birthday Fairy" and "Miss Roberta". While Robbie was disguised as the former, Trixie called him even "girlier" than Stephanie. He's also disguised himself as an old lady, and in the unfinished episode "The Lazy Dance" as a female dance instructor.
 LazyTown / int_e37f19
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_e37f19
 LazyTown / int_e38c48c5
type
Road Runner vs. Coyote
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comment
Road Runner vs. Coyote: The frequent efforts of Robbie Rotten to get rid of Sportacus, only to fail spectacularly every time, fall square into this trope. Especially during the memetic "We Are Number One" song number, where we get the various traps aimed at catching the fast-moving Sportacus invariably backfiring on Robbie and his clones.
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LazyTown / int_e38c48c5
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type
Art Evolution
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comment
Art Evolution: The show received a minor Big Budget Beef-Up starting with season 2. The green screen effects became much more convincing, the sets became larger in scope and more dynamic, and the puppet characters were given redesigns, complete with moving eyebrows.
 LazyTown / int_e43c66bd
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_e43c66bd
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type
The Chew Toy
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comment
The Chew Toy: Robbie.
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LazyTown / int_e4f5affb
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type
Determinator
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comment
Determinator: It's a wonder why Robbie Rotten even bothers with his schemes to get Sportacus to leave LazyTown anymore, since he has failed so many times before. His plans might not be up to scratch, but you can't fault his determination.
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type
Scooby Stack
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comment
Scooby Stack: In "Robbie's Dream Team", the three clones observe this way as Robbie tricks Sportacus with an old lady disguise.
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LazyTown / int_e79b033c
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type
Laser-Guided Amnesia
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comment
Laser-Guided Amnesia: Sportacus gets this courtesy of Robbie in the episode "Sportacus Who?"
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type
Anti-Role Model
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comment
Anti-Role Model: Robbie, and to an extent, everyone else in the town excluding Stephanie and Sportacus.
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type
Cool Airship
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comment
Cool Airship: Sportacus' airship.
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_e9d6eff8
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type
Ode to Food
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comment
Ode to Food: "Cooking by the Book" is a song about how it's easy to make cake if you follow the recipe and don't use an unreliable one.
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type
Screeching Stop
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comment
Screeching Stop: In "Defeeted", Sportacus is put to one after Robbie's done having fun sending him gliding across the stage.
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LazyTown / int_eb107a22
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type
Quirky Work
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comment
The entire show underwent a massive overhaul when it hit American shores. The town itself was made brighter and more colorful, most of the live-action characters were turned into cute puppets (and some were gotten rid of altogether), Sportacus was changed from an elf to a superhero, and so on. While the show still retains some of its weird/strange foreignness, it's got nothing on the original Icelandic plays.
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1.0
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LazyTown / int_eb86cdd1
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type
Snap Back
 LazyTown / int_ec8290b6
comment
Snap Back: A lot of episodes will have humorous misfortune befall Robbie at the end, like accidentally making a ton of clones of himself or being ejected to the moon. He's always fine come next episode.
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LazyTown / int_ec8290b6
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type
Kill and Replace
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comment
Kill and Replace: A live UK show had the more family-friendly "imprison and replace" trope where Robbie captured Sportacus and replaced him as a fake, albeit with an Implied Death Threat attached since Sportacus is chained up with Cement Shoes.
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type
The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
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comment
The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: According to the "You Are a Pirate" song, nothing much is required of being a pirate. "Do what you want, 'cause a pirate is free... If you love to sail the sea, you are a pirate!"
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Team Rocket Wins
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comment
Team Rocket Wins: "Soccer Sucker" has Robbie order a soccer-playing robot that's so good at soccer it beats Sportacus 7 to 1 with a mix of cheating and just being better than him at one-on-one. When it goes out of control, Sportacus is only able to beat it through getting everyone else's help. "Robbie's Dream Team" is the only episode where Robbie successfully captures and incapacitates Sportacus, and his plan to shoot him out of town only fails because his henchmen fall asleep on guard duty and the kids are able to get Sportacus an apple.
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type
Dark Reprise
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comment
Dark Reprise: Inverted with this live show, which has Mayor Meanswell singing a lighter version of Robbie's "Fun to be the Mayor" song.
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type
Glad I Thought of It
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comment
Glad I Thought of It: In "Birthday Surprise," Stephanie suggests that they should throw Sportacus the greatest birthday party ever. Stingy says no to this, and then suggests that they throw Sportacus the greatest birthday party ever.
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type
Facepalm
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comment
Facepalm: Stephanie does a double facepalm during the "Lazy Scouts" song.
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Running Gag
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comment
Running Gag: Mayor's obsession with the President's visit.
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type
Descriptiveville
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Descriptive Ville
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1.0
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1.0
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type
Gadgeteer Genius
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comment
Gadgeteer Genius: Robbie Rotten can build anything out of anything he has in his lair. He even has a Microwave which creates the inventions for him. Pixel is able to build almost anything, from hovering cameras, to a device that transports people into storybooks, to a remote control which can control literally everything, including random electronic things he has in his room to people. In Secret Agent Zero, the 007 parody Episode, he played the role of Q. And he is 9 years old.
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type
Department of Redundancy Department
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comment
The original books the plays were based on are very weird, with many characters appearing there and never again, the Sun being a guardian of LazyTown, a marked lack of �þróttaálfurinn, a Department of Redundancy Department narrator who constantly switches between tenses, and much less foreshadowing than in the plays that succeeded them.
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 LazyTown / int_fc7c4f92
type
Canon Immigrant
 LazyTown / int_fc7c4f92
comment
Canon Immigrant: Roboticus originated in a LazyTown stage show from 2011, with the episode of the same name being based on the play.
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type
You Mean "Xmas"
 LazyTown / int_fd497586
comment
You Mean "Xmas": The second season had a winter episode with no holiday at all, but featured a relyricked version of a song from the Icelandic forerunner's Christmas album as the episode's song.
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 LazyTown / int_fdbd6162
type
With Friends Like These...
 LazyTown / int_fdbd6162
comment
With Friends Like These...: The other kids can veer into this with regards to Stephanie. For example, in "LazyTown's New Superhero" Trixie says "Oh man if she's protecting us we're in real trouble." If his actor's comments are to be believed, Robbie Rotten qualifies as this towards everybody - especially Sportacus - because of how often he belittles, manipulates and endangers them.
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type
Literal Genie
 LazyTown / int_feb72f62
comment
Literal Genie: In one episode, Robbie acquires a genie, and his first two wishes are for all the fruit and vegetables and all the sports equipment to disappear, but he forgets to specify a duration, and they return not 5 minutes later.
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A Taste of Their Own Medicine / int_eb59224d
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Adaptation Species Change / int_eb59224d
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Amnesia Episode / int_eb59224d
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And the Rest / int_eb59224d
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Anti-Role Model / int_eb59224d
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Anvil on Head / int_eb59224d
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Apathetic Teacher / int_eb59224d
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Authority in Name Only / int_eb59224d
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Bad Export for You / int_eb59224d
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Badass in Distress / int_eb59224d
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Barely-Changed Dub Name / int_eb59224d
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Beeping Computers / int_eb59224d
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Being Evil Sucks / int_eb59224d
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Big Ol' Eyebrows / int_eb59224d
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Bizarrchitecture / int_eb59224d
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Blithe Spirit / int_eb59224d
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Blue Is Heroic / int_eb59224d
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Book Dumb / int_eb59224d
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Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp" / int_eb59224d
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Camp / int_eb59224d
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Camping Episode / int_eb59224d
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Cannot Keep a Secret / int_eb59224d
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Canon Immigrant / int_eb59224d
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Captain Ersatz / int_eb59224d
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Character Exaggeration / int_eb59224d
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Character Signature Song / int_eb59224d
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Cheerful Child / int_eb59224d
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Cheery Pink / int_eb59224d
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Chest Insignia / int_eb59224d
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Chewbacca Defense / int_eb59224d
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Circus Episode / int_eb59224d
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Classically-Trained Extra / int_eb59224d
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Colbert Bump / int_eb59224d
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Commercial Pop-Up / int_eb59224d
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Cool Airship / int_eb59224d
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Costume-Test Montage / int_eb59224d
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Creepy Crossdresser / int_eb59224d
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Crying Wolf / int_eb59224d
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Cultural Translation / int_eb59224d
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Dark Reprise / int_eb59224d
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Dastardly Whiplash / int_eb59224d
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Deconstruction Fic / int_eb59224d
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Denser and Wackier / int_eb59224d
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Descriptiveville / int_eb59224d
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Diagnosis of God / int_eb59224d
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Dick Dastardly Stops to Cheat / int_eb59224d
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Diligent Hero, Slothful Villain / int_eb59224d
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Disguised in Drag / int_eb59224d
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Do They Know It's Christmas Time? / int_eb59224d
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Do Wrong, Right / int_eb59224d
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Don't Celebrate Just Yet / int_eb59224d
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Don't Touch It, You Idiot! / int_eb59224d
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Doo-Wop Progression / int_eb59224d
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Dress-O-Matic / int_eb59224d
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Dressing as the Enemy / int_eb59224d
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Drum Roll, Please / int_eb59224d
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Dudley Do-Right Stops to Help / int_eb59224d
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Dueling Dubs / int_eb59224d
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Dynamic Akimbo / int_eb59224d
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Edited for Syndication / int_eb59224d
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Embarrassment Plot / int_eb59224d
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Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep" / int_eb59224d
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"Everyone Is Gone" Episode / int_eb59224d
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Evil Eyebrows / int_eb59224d
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Excessive Evil Eyeshadow / int_eb59224d
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Exhausted Eye Bags / int_eb59224d
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Facepalm / int_eb59224d
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Fandom Heresy / int_eb59224d
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Fast-Forward Gag / int_eb59224d
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Feud Episode / int_eb59224d
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Fight Off the Kryptonite / int_eb59224d
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Fitness Nut / int_eb59224d
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555 / int_eb59224d
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Flung Clothing / int_eb59224d
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Foe Yay Shipping / int_eb59224d
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Fountain of Memes / int_eb59224d
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Friendly Pirate / int_eb59224d
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Fright Beside Them / int_eb59224d
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Funny Photo Phrase / int_eb67ae2d
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Gadgeteer Genius / int_eb59224d
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Genie in a Bottle / int_eb59224d
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Genki Girl / int_eb59224d
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Glamour / int_eb59224d
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Go Mad from the Isolation / int_eb59224d
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Good Eyes, Evil Eyes / int_eb59224d
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Good Hair, Evil Hair / int_eb59224d
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Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow / int_eb59224d
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Happy Dance / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Harmless Lady Disguise / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Helping Granny Cross the Street / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Heroes Act, Villains Hinder / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
High-Class Glass / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Holding Out for a Hero / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Homemade Inventions / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Hopeless with Tech / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Hyperspace Arsenal / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
I Meant to Do That / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Ignoring by Singing / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Impractical Musical Instrument Skills / int_eb67ae2d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Inconvenient Summons / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Inexplicably Awesome / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Innocent Blue Eyes / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Insomnia Episode / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Inspiration Nod / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Instant Home Delivery / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Instrumental Theme Tune / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Intergenerational Friendship / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
International Coproduction / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Invincible Hero / int_eb67ae2d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Invisible Jerkass / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Involuntary Dance / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
It Runs in the Family / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
It's Always Spring / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Jackass Genie / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Judgment of Solomon / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Karmic Butt-Monkey / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Kid-Appeal Character / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Kind Restraints / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Kite Riding / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Kryptonite Factor / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Kryptonite Is Everywhere / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Laborious Laziness / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Lantern Jaw of Justice / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Late Export for You / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Laughably Evil / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Lazy Bum / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Lean and Mean / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Limited Social Circle / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Literal Genie / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Live-Action Cartoon / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Living Clothes / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Local Reference / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Logging onto the Fourth Wall / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Loser Leaves Town / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Magic Countdown / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Man of Kryptonite / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Marionette Motion / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Master of Disguise / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Meaningless Villain Victory / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Meme Acknowledgment / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Memetic Psychopath / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Minimalist Cast / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Minion with an F in Evil / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
"Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Mr. Vice Guy / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Multiple Demographic Appeal / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Multiple Languages, Same Voice Actor / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Muppet / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Musical Slapstick Montage / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Mustache Vandalism / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
My New Gift Is Lame / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Naïve Everygirl / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Named by the Adaptation / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Near-Villain Victory / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Nephewism / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Nervous Wreck / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Newbie Boom / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
No Challenge Equals No Satisfaction / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"! / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Non-Singing Voice / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Not Evil, Just Misunderstood / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Not Quite Forever / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Nothing Can Stop Us Now! / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Ode to Food / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Offscreen Crash / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Oh Wait, This Is My Grocery List / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Once Done, Never Forgotten / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Only So Many Canadian Actors / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Outdoorsy Gal / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Overly Narrow Superlative / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Parody Assistance / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Passionate Sports Girl / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
People Puppets / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Permanent Elected Official / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Piggy Bank / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Pimp Duds / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Pink Girl, Blue Boy / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Pink Means Feminine / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Pirate Episode / int_eb67ae2d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Pirate Song / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Playing with Puppets / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Plucky Girl / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Portmantitle / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Posthumous Popularity Potential / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Power-Up Food / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Preschool Show / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Quirky Work / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Rebuilt Set / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Refugee from TV Land / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Replaced the Theme Tune / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Replaced with Replica / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Rich in Dollars, Poor in Sense / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Ridiculously Long Phone Number / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Right-Hand Attack Dog / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Road Runner vs. Coyote / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Road-Sign Reversal / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Robot Buddy / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Robot Dog / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Role Reprise / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Rose-Haired Sweetie / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Same Language Dub / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Santa Claus / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Scooby Stack / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Scout-Out / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Screeching Stop / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Screen Tap / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Secret Message Wink / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Self-Fanservice / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Short Run in Peru / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Shouldn't We Be in School Right Now? / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Silly Walk / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
6 Is 9 / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Sleep Aesop / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Sleep Deprivation / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Snap Back / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Space Whale Aesop / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Spandex, Latex, or Leather / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Starring Special Effects / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Stock Scream / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Stop Hitting Yourself / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Suddenly Shouting / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Sugar Bowl / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Super-Speed / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Super Zeroes / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Suppressed Mammaries / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Sweet Tooth / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
T-Word Euphemism / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Tagalong Kid / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Take Over the City / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Talk Like a Pirate / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Team Mom / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Team Rocket Wins / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Cast Showoff / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Farmer and the Viper / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Klutz / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Place / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Prankster / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Quiet One / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Resolution Will Not Be Identified / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Show Must Go Wrong / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Something Song / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
The Song Remains the Same / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Theme Tune Roll Call / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Thin Chin of Sin / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Think Unsexy Thoughts / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
This Is My Side / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Title-Only Chorus / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Token Human / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Town with a Dark Secret / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Training Montage / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Traveling Salesman / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Tricked into Signing / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Tricked-Out Shoes / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Truck Driver's Gear Change / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Ultimate Authority Mayor / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Un-Canceled / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Uncanny Valley Makeup / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Unfinished Dub / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Unhand Them, Villain! / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Unintentional Uncanny Valley / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Unnecessary Combat Roll / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Unwanted Healing / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Upgrade vs. Prototype Fight / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Villain Exclusivity Clause / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Villain: Exit, Stage Left / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Voiced Differently in the Dub / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Wakeup Makeup / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Walking in Rhythm / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Was Too Hard on Him / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Watch It for the Meme / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Way Past the Expiration Date / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
What Are Records? / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
What Song Was This Again? / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Who's on First? / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Wind-Up Key / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Wins by Doing Absolutely Nothing / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Wire Dilemma / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Wise Beyond Their Years / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Women Are Wiser / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Workaholic / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Wrap-Up Song / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Written by Cast Member / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
You Just Ruined the Shot / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
You Mean "Xmas" / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Zany Scheme / int_eb59224d
 Lazytown
sameAs
LazyTown
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Concussions Get You High / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Hero Does Public Service / int_eb59224d
 LazyTown
hasFeature
Team Spirit / int_eb59224d