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Season clarification

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I think we need clarification on which episodes are considered season two. Source 8 in the main Lazytown article - Viacom (which is also source 3 in this article) - seems to indicate that Season 2 began in May, yet most are considering only the absolute newest episodes that have shown on Nick Jr. (such as Jonny B. Badd) season two. Also, Dancing Duel is listed as Season 2, but I distinctly recall seeing it last spring; much earlier than these latest episodes. Kat, Queen of Typos 18:42, 8 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Indeed we do, but the problem is that no one's been able to find an official season list. LazyTown's site, for example, referred to the episodes aired in May as being a "new season." However, they later said that the episodes in September were a new season. If that was the case, however, there would be three seasons with season 2 having four episodes, which is kind of ridiculous. Four episodes in a season? Xizer 06:55, 9 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]


Even TV.com doesn't list Haunted Castle. I think part of the problem is in the odd spacing of the episodes. Some feel as though it's the end of the season when there's no new episodes for several months.Ispy1981 04:38, 10 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Haunted Castle is there because it has only aired in the UK on CBeebies so far. I got the air date for the U.S. from here. Xizer 03:43, 11 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Airdates and order for the four new episodes

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On tvguide.com, the airdates are as follows:
Mon., April 2nd - The LazyTown Circus
Tues, April 3rd - Friends Forever!
Wed., April 4th - Pixel's TV
Thurs., April 5th - The School Scam

They aired in the UK differently, so I didn't change the episode number. What do you guys think?WWFdxNWOrules5555 02:54, 26 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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LazyTown on www.youtube.com

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LazyTown΄s videos there are in YouTube.com,but in Hellas you see LazyTown from Nova(Greek satellite)in Jetix (satellite channel). —Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.68.141.246 (talk) 07:30, 25 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Episode numbers

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Who is the ONE who invented the episode numbers? They are out of sync with other episode lists, which are more or less in sync with each other. Especialy season 1 is wrong. Why? The production codes are strange too. There are two 114 production codes... —Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.112.171.210 (talk) 22:23, 17 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]

OK, I compared the episode numbers and production codes in the sources, and found what you'd found. Episode numbers at [1] and [2] and [3] corroborated each other but not the numbers that were listed in this article. Production numbers listed at [4] (the company's official website, which would have sufficed on its own except that it only provides production numbers up to a certain point) and [5] were complementary but again Wikipedia's article had its own set of "imaginary" numbers.
So I went through and fixed all the numbers to match the sources. The only problem now is that the episodes "The Lazy Rockets" and "Dancing Dreams" do not appear in any of the sources for episode numbers for Season Two. I can confirm that the episodes exist, but for now they are episode-numberless. AtticusX (talk) 01:12, 18 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]
I just recieved a mail from "Sportacus". I was asking about the episode list and this is the answer.

This is a complete list of all the episodes of LazyTown

Season 01

Universal Airing Order Episode Number Episode Title
1 106 Welcome to LazyTown
2 116 Dr. Rottenstein
3 102 Sports Day
4 112 Hero for a Day
5 103 Defeeted
6 119 Rottenbeard
7 115 Cry Dinosaur
8 105 Crystal Caper
9 111 Sleepless in LazyTown
10 104 Lazy Scouts
11 113 My Treehouse
12 109 Swiped Sweets
13 110 Happy Brush Day
14 117 Pixelspix
15 108 Sportafake
16 122 The Laziest Town
17 114 Soccer Sucker
18 118 Dear Diary
19 127 Miss Roberta
20 134 Sports Candy Festival
21 120 LazyTown’s New Super Hero (Part 1)*
22 124 LazyTown’s New Super Hero (Part 2)*
23 121 Remote Control
24 126 Secret Agent Zero
25 129 Play Day
26 107 Zap it!
27 131 Records Day
28 130 Ziggy’s Alien
29 123 Sportacus Who?
30 132 Prince Stingy
31 133 Robbie’s Greatest Misses
32 135 Dancing Duel
33 128 LazyTown’s Greatest Hits
34 136 Sportacus on the Move!
35 125 LazyTown’s Surprise Santa**

Season 02

Universal Airing Order Episode Number Episode Title
1 205 Haunted Castle
2 201 Rockin Robbie
3 206 Little Sportacus
4 209 Trash Trouble
5 215 Double Trouble
6 203 LazyTown Circus
7 218 Friends Forever
8 212 Pixel TV
9 207 School Scam
10 217 Birthday Surprise!
11 202 LazyTown Goes Digital
12 204 The Lazy Rockets
13 208 The Lazy Genie
14 216 Dancing Dreams
15 211 Sportacus Saves The Toys
16 213 Once Upon A Time
17 210 Snow Monster*
18 214 Energy Book**

HAUKUR GISLASON

Head of International TV Distribution and Media


LazyTown Entertainment

Office: +354 590 1711

Mobile: +354 664 1711 —Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.112.171.210 (talk) 18:24, 18 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Why Wikipedia is a bad joke!

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On 7-Dec-2010 User: 84-31-143-70 amended the cost of each episode from US$600,000 to US$1,000,000 with no reference. Judging by other edits by this user it is IMO a blatant example of vandalism that has not been picked up for 15 months. I'm having my rant here because I doubt anything I say anywhere could affect the policy that any juvenile or idiot with malicious intent and a computer + internet connection can update details on most web pages. Most educated people regard Wikipedia as a joke, and this is a good example as to why. No information can be relied upon. Wikipedia is at best a first step in any research, and any information given must be taken with a grain of salt. <Conclusion of Rant> regards, JohnI (talk) 21:19, 6 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

November 2015: Anon editor who keeps changing episode titles With All The Prepositions And Conjunctions Capitalized

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To the anonymous editor who keeps dipping in to change the episode titles and numbers:

  • Please read MOS:CT. Regardless of what other sources may do with titles, at Wikipedia we follow the standard English rule of not capitalizing certain short words like of, to, for, by, etc.
  • LazyTown Extra is a separate series from LazyTown: same characters but different format. It's certainly not "Season 5" of LazyTown (it was released after the 2nd season and before seasons 3 and 4 were created, as I understand it). So the fact that you keep trying to add impossible episode numbers for it starting in the 80s tells me you're not pulling your information from a reliable source.

AtticusX (talk) 22:41, 9 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Wait...

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Some of the episodes didn't happen! Or did they? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 76.177.17.164 (talk) 23:01, 6 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]