Sportafake

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Sportafake
Sportafake
No, I'm Sportacus!
Episode no. 08
Original airdate August 24, 2004
Story by: Ole Olson Steen
Magnús Scheving
Written by: Noah Zachary
Cole Louie
Magnús Scheving
Directed by: Raymond Le Gué
Featured song(s) "No One's Lazy in LazyTown"
Robbie's Disguise(s) Sportacus
Guest character(s) -
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Premise

Robbie disguises himself as Sportacus to make the kids do lazy, unhealthy things. Stephanie suspects something is wrong, but won’t stand up and be heard. Now there are two Sportacuses in LazyTown, and nobody knows which one is the real one! A race is called to determine the real Sportacus. When someone cries out for help, the real Sportacus goes to help, giving Robbie the win. But Stephanie finally stands up for herself and says the real Sportacus lost the race so he could help someone.

Plot synopsis

Prologue

Main episode

Epilogue

Trivia

  • LazyTown's residents are apparently unable to distinguish between the real and fake Sportacus, despite some seemingly obvious physical differences:
    • Robbie has "0" on his back instead of "10".
    • The band holding Robbie's goggles on is a darker blue than that of his hat; Sportacus' is lighter.
    • Sportacus wears his hat with the black and white stripe over one eye; Robbie's hat is off to one side.
    • Robbie's 'Sportafake' is nearly 20cm taller than the real Sportacus.
    • While Sportacus' ears are mostly hidden under his hat, Robbie's stick out from underneath his.
  • While naming different objects through town his own, Stingy reffers to a ladder as "his father's". This is the first and only time anything is ever stated about the puppets having parents.