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{{Infobox episode
| episode_name    = Rottenbeard
| episode_name    = Rottenbeard
| image            = LTS01E12.png
| image            = LTS01E13.png
| caption          = You are a pirate!
| caption          = You are a pirate!
| episode_no      = 12
| episode_no      = 13
| airdate          = October 4, 2004
| airdate          = October 4, 2004
| story_writer    = [[Magnús Scheving]]
| story_writer    = [[Magnús Scheving]]

Revision as of 11:57, 12 May 2014

Rottenbeard
Rottenbeard
You are a pirate!
Episode no. 13
Original airdate October 4, 2004
Story by: Magnús Scheving
Written by: Noah Zachary
Cole Louie
Ken Pontac
Magnús Scheving
Directed by: Magnús Scheving
Raymond Le Gué
Featured song(s) "You are a Pirate"
Robbie's Disguise(s) Rottenbeard
Guest character(s) -
Episode chronology
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Premise

The kids are playing pirate when a “real” pirate sails into town: Rottenbeard (really Robbie Rotten in disguise). He takes the kids on a fake treasure hunt, finding his faked version of the missing piece of the LazyTown Stone. Now everyone must “be lazy”, until the kids find the real missing piece, and Sportacus must reenact the final confrontation between the original Rottenbeard and the mysterious hero who once saved all of LazyTown.

Plot synopsis

Prologue

Main episode

Epilogue

Trivia

  • At the front of Rottenbeard's pirate ship, there is a carved bird that resembles Hannin, the bird and narrator featured in Glanni Glaepur i Latabae.
  • The pirate ship shows up again in Robbie's Greatest Misses. Here it nearly manages to run over Sportacus all by itself.
  • The Parrot is a pet of Stefan Karl
  • Right before finding the real treasure map, Stephanie implies she is only in LazyTown for the summer, saying, "I can't believe it. I have to spend my whole summer here doing nothing."