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[lofi-lila]

Even as a kid, I remember questioning how Stephanie was human if her Uncle (and presumably her other family) were puppets...

[debatable]

I was so shook that the guy who plays Sportacus is also the producer/director so I went and looked him up. He’s some sort of aerobics champion and this entire show is based on him writing a book for parents to show them how to raise healthy kids.

[yeemawheaver]

Knowing that Sporticus was played by the writer and director of the show gives me a new respect for it and the character Sporticus. The show was genuinely meant to get kids to be more active and enjoy going outside. I enjoyed it as a child.

[aquaria]

Lazy town was recorded in my town in Iceland Garðabær and the actor who played Robbie Rotten (Stefán Karl) was a regular at my grandmas shop and almost daily ordered strawberry shakes! We all miss him truly a gem

[codieomeallain]

This show made perfect sense to me as a child. What Alex said about Sportacus living in an airship (“why wouldn’t he?”) is pretty much exactly what I thought. I was just like, “there is a superhero living in an airship above the town? That checks out, where else would he live?” At no point did I ever question it, nor the flips.

[spaceamundo]

The overall costume design and set design for this show is a delight. You can tell it's not your typical cheaply made children's show by simply looking at it. I loved Lazy Town as a kid and I think it holds up!

[OptimusPhillip]

One of the nice things about LazyTown is that it never completely demonized video games, sweets, etc. There were scenes where the characters would take a break from sports to play their games, and of course there was the episode where they all happily baked a decadent birthday cake for Bessie. They just wanted kids to balance those things out with healthy food and active play.

Well, except for Sportacus's sugar meltdowns. Those kind of muddied the message.

[macajimbo]

i think it’s funny people don’t get robbie being a hardworking guy is a metaphor of how everyone has potential to work hard and achieve what they want but choose to stay lazy

[Gfan-yitm]

I’m shocked you didn’t even touch on the fact that Stephanie, Robbie, and Sportacus are the only real humans, despite the puppets being human-sized and interacting directly with the actors.

[frauleinzuckerguss]

Lazy Town was actually made by the director because he noticed a growing obesity problem in youth and wanted to encourage kids to go outside and have fun

[rosemarythesheep]

I remember kind of rooting for Robbie as a kid. Dude ate cake whenever he wanted, he really was living the dream. I also thought sportacus's flips were the coolest thing ever

[rgcomets]

I remember one episode of Lazy Town that truly scared me when I was a kid. It was the episode of when Stephanie’s muscles were stiff because she wasn’t training. After that day I was scared to not spend a day without sport activity.

[yerdans]

The other weird thing about this show is that Lazy Town has a population of like seven people

[-ball]

Sportacus was the most over the top guy ever, he always had to be extra and flip every where he goes and I respect that

[Oathofcare]

I love reading all these comments about how much they loved Robbie, the actor was truly an amazing dude and the world is a little bit more dark without him. But it was amazing to see so many people come together in order to help pay for his cancer treatment

[MrOliverK]

Honestly I get big nostalgia from this show.

[Nionivek]

The best part about Lazy Town that set it apart from ALL the other "eat right and exercise" shows is that it didn't vilify videogames, candy, napping, or even being a little lazy... None of Stephanie's friends had to give up what they loved to do, they just had to do other things as well... and yes... Sometimes the solution to an episode WAS videogames, candy, or napping.
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Any other show and Candy would probably be the living embodiment of evil.

[trinaq]

I loved Robbie dressing up in a ridiculous disguise that NOBODY would be fooled by in real life, yet they'd shout "Robbie Rotten!" once he was revealed, in genuine shock!

[armandguanlao]

I grew up watching Lazytown. I couldn't quite put my finger on it, but there was always a weird vibe to that show even watching it as a kid. Almost like an Uncanny Valley effect, they never felt quite human, even the actual human characters.

[TheOperaticChick]

I have always found it weird how everytime sportacus' crystal beeps and "someones in trouble", that he automatically knows where they'll be. As if the entire town is the size of a small crate and is easy to locate whos in trouble, and in which part of LT to flip to. I also find it odd how (whenever Robbie uses his periscope to spy on the kids of LazyTown), that his periscope can appear outside the window of the school, the kids houses, the streets, the playground and well, anywhere like it can travel about the town while Robbie always stays in his fixed position in his lair and looking upward ...