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[[Robbie Rotten]] goes into the treehouse and offers him a mountain of comic books, coins and a coffee cup with a map of Texas on it, but [[Stingy]] doesn't want to trade it, so [[Robbie Rotten]] leaves, leaving [[Stingy]] trapped inside the treehouse, causing [[Sportacus]]'s crystal to activate. [[Stephanie]] hears [[Stingy]] calling for help and [[Sportacus]] sees that his crystal isn't working. He puts up the ladder and rescues [[Stingy]] | [[Robbie Rotten]] goes into the treehouse and offers him a mountain of comic books, coins and a coffee cup with a map of Texas on it, but [[Stingy]] doesn't want to trade it, so [[Robbie Rotten]] leaves, leaving [[Stingy]] trapped inside the treehouse, causing [[Sportacus]]'s crystal to activate. [[Stephanie]] hears [[Stingy]] calling for help and [[Sportacus]] sees that his crystal isn't working. He puts up the ladder and rescues [[Stingy]] | ||
[[Stingy]] admits what he did and apologizes. And since he returned the real crystal, he gets to make a wish. He wishes ''I wish that | [[Stingy]] admits what he did and apologizes. And since he returned the real crystal, he gets to make a wish. He wishes ''I wish that I'll never take anything that doesn't belong to me'', then [[Bing Bang]] is sung, and [[Trixie]] smooches [[Stingy]] at the end. | ||
===Epilogue=== | ===Epilogue=== | ||
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Premise
When Sportacus accidentally drops his crystal, a covetous Stingy picks it up and does not return it. Robbie turns in a fake crystal in order to get the reward: one free wish. And his wish? The banishment of Sportacus! Will Stingy give the crystal back in time to save the day?
Plot synopsis
Prologue
Sportacus gets out his water bottle, spins it around and drinks from it.
Main episode
After Sportacus saves The LazyTown kitten, Ziggy, watching him, tells the other kids about what happened. Sportacus creeps up on him and Ziggy tells him he was pretending to be him. Ziggy eventually shows him but falls over. Stephanie asks him if it's true that every time someone's in trouble he can see them in his crystal. Sportacus gives it to Stephanie to show it to the other kids. Stingy really wants to keep it, but Sportacus says he needs it. Stingy gets really mad and just goes home in his yellow toy car to look at all the things that just belong to him. He comes up to a hole which causes Sportacus's crystal to activate. He saves Stingy by covering up the hole, leaving his crystal by the hole. Ziggy declares that was super brave. Stingy thanks Sportacus again, holding the crystal behind his back so Sportacus doesn't know it's lost.
Down to Robbie Rotten's lair, Robbie Rotten recieves a letter from the library. It says Dear, Mister Rotten, You have an overdue book from the library and we would like it back. As of today your fine amounts to 4600 dollars and 3 cents. Please pay this...... He then reads his book, which is actually called 'Rotten Behavior for Dummies'.
Sportacus notices his crystal has gone missing and notifies it to Mayor Meanswell. Bessie Busybody has everyone in LazyTown searching for the crystal right away. Pixel makes some posters and Bessie Busybody accidently lets Robbie Rotten know about the missing crystal. He sees Pixel putting up a poster and realises that who ever finds the crystal will have a wish granted. Robbie Rotten decides to earn the reward by making a fake crystal. After notifying it to Stephanie and giving it back to Sportacus. Stephanie sings Anything Can Happen to show how things have changed. Stephanie and Sportacus decide to have a celebration, so Mayor Meanswell puts up the stage.
Robbie Rotten gets mad that everyone is making him wait hours for his reward. He eventually falls into a hole, then Stingy, with the crystal on his hood as his hood ornament, comes right at him but stops right behind. Robbie Rotten asks him if he could borrow the crystal, Stingy doesn't do so, so Robbie Rotten tells him that he has something he doesn't have, so Stingy suggests they have a deal at the treehouse.
Robbie Rotten goes into the treehouse and offers him a mountain of comic books, coins and a coffee cup with a map of Texas on it, but Stingy doesn't want to trade it, so Robbie Rotten leaves, leaving Stingy trapped inside the treehouse, causing Sportacus's crystal to activate. Stephanie hears Stingy calling for help and Sportacus sees that his crystal isn't working. He puts up the ladder and rescues Stingy
Stingy admits what he did and apologizes. And since he returned the real crystal, he gets to make a wish. He wishes I wish that I'll never take anything that doesn't belong to me, then Bing Bang is sung, and Trixie smooches Stingy at the end.
Epilogue
Robbie lands back in his lair and causes the mountain of comic books, coins, and the coffee cup to land on him.
Trivia
- Robbie tries to bribe Stingy with "coins from all over the world, including Iceland", and his bag of coins features the design of a circle containing the letters KR. This is a reference to the fact that LazyTown originated from, and is filmed in Iceland, where the currency is the króna.
- He may not get the joke himself - but with Sportacus disabled, it is up to Robbie Rotten to rescue The LazyTown kitten from the building pit.
- Trixie kisses Stingy after the Bing Bang celebration.
- Robbie originally took a sip from the Texas coffee cup and commented that its contents tasted "like oil". This was apparently a simple comment on the fact that oil is a major staple of the economy in Texas. However, before the episode aired, LazyTown Entertainment were contacted by a member of the US government who had seen an advance copy and seemed to be under the impression that the line was a political comment on their president, George W. Bush. As such, the joke was cut from the final aired episode.
