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| director = | | director = [[Jonathan Judge]]<br>[[Magnús Scheving]] | ||
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Down in his lair, Robbie Rotten sits on his chair only to be poked by the large needle he used to sow his | Down in his lair, Robbie Rotten sits on his chair only to be poked by the large needle he used to sow his Big Bad Wolf costume. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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Premise
The LazyTown kids have an idea to play as the three little pigs, but Pixel has made a machine where people can be scanned into the storybook. Robbie scans himself and disguises as a Wolf to change the story. Sportacus is scanned into the book to save the day.
Plot synopsis
Prologue
Sportacus has just finished reading his book. He goes over to put it back in his bookshelf which is filled full of books. He decides that he will read another book stating "reading is energy for the mind" and takes out a nice red one. He throws the book over his shoulder and out the door, and then runs out to the deck to catch it. He then hangs upside down and reads the story.
Main episode
Epilogue
Down in his lair, Robbie Rotten sits on his chair only to be poked by the large needle he used to sow his Big Bad Wolf costume.
Trivia
- This is the first episode in which the LazyTown characters are animated.
- Some of the books in Sportacus' airship in the opening scene include: "Bloodstream" by Tess Gerritson, "Masterpieces of World Literature" by Frank Migell, and a handful of Icelandic books.
