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{{Infobox | {{Infobox episode | ||
| | | episode_name = Goal! | ||
| image = | | image = LTSXE01.png | ||
| caption = [[ | | caption = That was Zigg-tabulous! | ||
| | | episode_no = 01 | ||
| | | airdate = September 15, 2008 | ||
| | | story_writer = - | ||
| writer = [[Magnús Scheving]]<br>[[Máni Svavarsson]]<br>[[Mark Valenti]]<br>[[Sara Daddy]] | |||
| director = [[Sigvaldi J. Kárason]]<br>[[Mike Prince]] | |||
| song = [[Playtime]] | |||
| disguise = - | |||
| guest_star = - | |||
| prev = [[Sportacus Saves the Toys]] | |||
| next = [[I Love Sports Candy]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
= | ==Plot synopsis== | ||
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= | ===Super Move=== | ||
[[Sportacus]] does some soccer moves with a pretend soccer ball. Then a real one drops in front which he kicks back into place. | |||
===Ziggy's Arrival=== | |||
Ziggy heard that "nets are very important" for today's activity. | |||
===LazyTown's Big News=== | |||
[[Mayor Meanswell]] and [[Bessie Busybody]] tell the top story about soccer. "Scientists have recently discovered that the first country to win a World Cup in soccer was Uruguay." When Bessie mentions that Uruguay is in South America, Milford says that that's where they dance the salsa and falls over trying to dance. | |||
===Ziggy's Meeting=== | |||
Ziggy meets Joe and Luke and finds out he brought the wrong kind of net. | |||
===Stephanie's Dance Moves=== | |||
[[Stephanie]] shows us the dance moves for [[Playtime]]. | |||
===Ziggy's Activity=== | |||
Ziggy watches as the kids play soccer. | |||
===The Mayor's Advice=== | |||
The mayor is washing dishes when [[Stingy]] comes in searching for 10 more soccer balls. Milford tells Stingy that on a real soccer team you need 11 soccer players and only 1 ball to play. | |||
===Ziggy's Interview=== | |||
Ziggy interviews Luke and Joe about soccer. | |||
===Sportacus Challenge=== | |||
[[Pixel]] sets Sportacus a challenge from Janko in St. Louis to do a backward flip and kick a soccer ball at the same time. | |||
===Ziggy's Recap=== | |||
Ziggy is about to show a soccer ball trick but gets his lollipop stuck in the soccer goal. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
[[Robbie Rotten]] and [[Trixie]] are absent in this episode. | |||
The Action Time! Version of this episode has different Ziggy scenes which was filmed in the LazyTown studio in Iceland. | |||
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Plot synopsis
Super Move
Sportacus does some soccer moves with a pretend soccer ball. Then a real one drops in front which he kicks back into place.
Ziggy's Arrival
Ziggy heard that "nets are very important" for today's activity.
LazyTown's Big News
Mayor Meanswell and Bessie Busybody tell the top story about soccer. "Scientists have recently discovered that the first country to win a World Cup in soccer was Uruguay." When Bessie mentions that Uruguay is in South America, Milford says that that's where they dance the salsa and falls over trying to dance.
Ziggy's Meeting
Ziggy meets Joe and Luke and finds out he brought the wrong kind of net.
Stephanie's Dance Moves
Stephanie shows us the dance moves for Playtime.
Ziggy's Activity
Ziggy watches as the kids play soccer.
The Mayor's Advice
The mayor is washing dishes when Stingy comes in searching for 10 more soccer balls. Milford tells Stingy that on a real soccer team you need 11 soccer players and only 1 ball to play.
Ziggy's Interview
Ziggy interviews Luke and Joe about soccer.
Sportacus Challenge
Pixel sets Sportacus a challenge from Janko in St. Louis to do a backward flip and kick a soccer ball at the same time.
Ziggy's Recap
Ziggy is about to show a soccer ball trick but gets his lollipop stuck in the soccer goal.
Trivia
Robbie Rotten and Trixie are absent in this episode. The Action Time! Version of this episode has different Ziggy scenes which was filmed in the LazyTown studio in Iceland.
