What’s your favourite LazyTown quote?

[possessor]

I have many, but there's one that makes me laugh (mostly at the kids' confusion and Stephanie's face and Robbie's nervousness in explaining quickly) is from the "Rottenbeard" episode.
Robbie: But I need a pack of puny pirates such as yourself...
Stingy: Puny?
Robbie: ...to help me find the booty!
Ziggy: What did you just say??
Robbie: Ah!! I need someone to help me find the treasure!!
That kills me... 🤣

This episode was a 10/10.. From the script to the song to the EPIK FITE1!1!1

[NanCake]

This episode was a 10/10.. From the script to the song to the EPIK FITE1!1!1

Yes! The fight and Robbie's enthusiasm! And his balloon swords. 😂

[possessor]

Yes! The fight and Robbie's enthusiasm! And his balloon swords. 😂

And Sportacus wasn't even giving any effort haha.. probably the most graphic thing the LazyTowners have seen, they'd go crazy at a PG movie.

[possessor]

• Stephanie: I brought a life preserver!
• Milford: I brought a cake.
• Bessie: Oh! Nice cake.
• Milford: Oh, thank you. I made it just for you...Oh! Oh, we must save her.

[Master_of_Laziest]

I like the dialogue between Mayor Milford and Sportacus in the defeated episode.

— Mr. Mayor? What's the problem?

And the mayor tries to say and Sportacus overwhelms everything with questions haha:

— Flood? Fire? Earthquake?

— No, no, no!

— ... Thunderstorm?

— Noo! Actually it's that nobody wants to go outside and play!

— WHAT!? This is terrible!


What I find funny about this dialogue is that nothing REALLY dangerous is happening, just the kids not wanting to play and Sportacus thinks this is the worst thing ever lol

[possessor]

I like the dialogue between Mayor Milford and Sportacus in the defeated episode.

— Mr. Mayor? What's the problem?

And the mayor tries to say and Sportacus overwhelms everything with questions haha:

— Flood? Fire? Earthquake?

— No, no, no!

— ... Thunderstorm?

— Noo! Actually it's that nobody wants to go outside and play!

— WHAT!? This is terrible!


What I find funny about this dialogue is that nothing REALLY dangerous is happening, just the kids not wanting to play and Sportacus thinks this is the worst thing ever lol

what's even funnier is that he doesn't even really sound concerned about the more dangerous stuff he named. also why did he guess flood?? he would've been able to see it from the airship.

[Master_of_Laziest]

what's even funnier is that he doesn't even really sound concerned about the more dangerous stuff he named. also why did he guess flood?? he would've been able to see it from the airship.

Yessss! He would be able to see through the airship. Go figure, Sportacus 😂😅

[LazyPooky]

— Flood? Fire? Earthquake?

— No, no, no!

— ... Thunderstorm?

He could mean a kitchen flood or kitchen fire. That sounds less harmful. But yeah, earthquake and thunderstorm is more serious. He probably knows how to act when all those things happen, he's a slightly above average hero after all. When the kids don't play outside anymore, this needs more improvisation and maybe he's not really good at that. From his point of view it's far more worse I guess.

[Buzz]

I like the dialogue between Mayor Milford and Sportacus in the defeated episode.

— Mr. Mayor? What's the problem?

And the mayor tries to say and Sportacus overwhelms everything with questions haha:

— Flood? Fire? Earthquake?

— No, no, no!

— ... Thunderstorm?

— Noo! Actually it's that nobody wants to go outside and play!

— WHAT!? This is terrible!


What I find funny about this dialogue is that nothing REALLY dangerous is happening, just the kids not wanting to play and Sportacus thinks this is the worst thing ever lol

I think it's sarcasm...he wanted to poke fun at the mayor, who is widely known as a notorious skeptic and alarmist crybaby...also, I wouldn't read too much into it...after all, Lazytown is just a chaotic fever dream of Maggi and Mark Valenti and often lacks any logic whatsoever...

[Master_of_Laziest]

He could mean a kitchen flood or kitchen fire. That sounds less harmful. But yeah, earthquake and thunderstorm is more serious. He probably knows how to act when all those things happen, he's a slightly above average hero after all. When the kids don't play outside anymore, this needs more improvisation and maybe he's not really good at that. From his point of view it's far more worse I guess.

Wow, I never saw it from that perspective that Sportacus was perhaps referring to the kitchen fire. And with that interpretation, it actually makes sense that Sportacus was "calm" during the conversation.