Robbie hires three clones of himself to catch Sportacus, but the clones don't have any previous villain work, so Robbie teaches them how to be villains through a song that would save the life of ...
When the kids realize that there is a real pyramid in LazyTown they go on a mission to explore it, getting in the way of Robbie's plans to trap Sportacus inside the pyramid forever and make the town ...
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Title: LazyTown (2002–2014)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Magnús Scheving | ... | Sportacus 64 episodes, 2002-2014 | |
| Stefán Karl Stefánsson | ... | Robbie Rotten 62 episodes, 2002-2014 | |
| Julianna Rose Mauriello | ... | Stephanie 51 episodes, 2004-2007 | |
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Julie Westwood | ... | Bessie Busybody / ... 45 episodes, 2004-2014 |
| Chloe Lang | ... | Stephanie / ... 26 episodes, 2013-2014 | |
In this Nick Jr. television show, a pink-haired girl named Stephanie moves to LazyTown with her uncle (the mayor of LazyTown), where she tries to teach its extremely lazy residents that physical activity is beneficial.
My daughter is two and a half, and won't eat anything but spaghetti, pizza and vegemite toast. Since she's started watching LazyTown, she has taken to eating apples and carrots, and recently started asking for broccoli! I've watched this show with her, and it's got a wonderful message, is upbeat, the star (Scheving) Sportacus is real easy on a mother's eyes (he can come teach me how to exercise any time!), and the villain, Robbie Rotten, is a master of melodramatic mugging.
I love dance music, and the show has a very modern soundtrack. I listen to a dance station on FM, and every time my daughter gets in the car, she starts yelling, "LazyTown!" She makes me do the dance at the end with her every time.
As far as children's shows go, from a Mom point of view, this one gets 10 stars. You can't get a much better package than this one. With all due respect to the first poster, Oobi is creepy; LazyTown is the best!