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{{Infobox episode | {{Infobox episode | ||
| episode_name = Dancing Dreams | | episode_name = Dancing Dreams | ||
| image = | | image = LTS02E17.png | ||
| caption = | | caption = - | ||
| episode_no = 51 | | episode_no = 51 | ||
| airdate = October 1, 2007 (CA) | | airdate = October 1, 2007 (CA) | ||
| story_writer = | | story_writer = [[Magnús Scheving]] | ||
| writer = | | writer = [[Magnús Scheving]] <br> [[Máni Svavarsson]]<br>[[Noah Zachary]] | ||
| director = [[Magnús Scheving]] <br> [[Jonathan Judge]] | | director = [[Magnús Scheving]] <br> [[Jonathan Judge]] | ||
| song = [[I Wanna Dance]] | | song = [[I Wanna Dance]] | ||
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===Prologue=== | ===Prologue=== | ||
Sportacus wakes up and springs out of bed and begins to clean his teeth. Twenty times up and twenty times down. After he is done he throws the toothbrush over his shoulders, only to accidentally | Sportacus wakes up and springs out of bed and begins to clean his teeth. Twenty times up and twenty times down. After he is done he throws the toothbrush over his shoulders, only for it to accidentally go out the door. He jumps into the airplane and pulls the lever sending it flying out the ship. He catches the toothbrush and flies back to the airship, to throw it correctly into the hole. | ||
===Main episode=== | ===Main episode=== | ||
===Epilogue=== | ===Epilogue=== | ||
Back at the lair Robbie has a life changing moment "Maybe I | Back at the lair Robbie has a life changing moment "Maybe I'm wrong about everything. Yes! Maybe I should stop being lazy, start eating sports candy and be nice... NAH!" he cackles out loud only to trip into the giant trunk, getting stuck in the process. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*When Stephanie dances practicing for the dream day the music played is | *When Stephanie dances practicing for the dream day the music played is an instrumental version of [[Have You Ever]]. | ||
* Music from the original Latibær stageplays, specifically the track called "Ég á góðan vin", can be heard in the scene where everyone is telling Stephanie goodbye. | * Music from the original Latibær stageplays, specifically the track called "Ég á góðan vin", can be heard in the scene where everyone is telling Stephanie goodbye. | ||
[[Category:TV Series Episodes, Season 2]] | [[Category:TV Series Episodes, Season 2]] | ||
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Premise
Stephanie and Ziggy decide to open a dance school in LazyTown. When Robbie learns of this, he disguises himself as the head of famous dance school and invites Stephanie to join him far, far, away. Stephanie leaves in a plane piloted by the Mayor. Back in LazyTown, Robbie traps Sportacus in a trunk tied to helium balloons and sends it floating away. Robbie however gets stuck on the trunk too. It’s up to Stephanie and her uncle to save Sportacus and Robbie in a daring aerial rescue.
Plot synopsis
Prologue
Sportacus wakes up and springs out of bed and begins to clean his teeth. Twenty times up and twenty times down. After he is done he throws the toothbrush over his shoulders, only for it to accidentally go out the door. He jumps into the airplane and pulls the lever sending it flying out the ship. He catches the toothbrush and flies back to the airship, to throw it correctly into the hole.
Main episode
Epilogue
Back at the lair Robbie has a life changing moment "Maybe I'm wrong about everything. Yes! Maybe I should stop being lazy, start eating sports candy and be nice... NAH!" he cackles out loud only to trip into the giant trunk, getting stuck in the process.
Trivia
- When Stephanie dances practicing for the dream day the music played is an instrumental version of Have You Ever.
- Music from the original Latibær stageplays, specifically the track called "Ég á góðan vin", can be heard in the scene where everyone is telling Stephanie goodbye.
