This review was written Oct. 2022.

Titles can be deceiving but the episode isn’t great. The only reason this is liked is because of Anything Can Happen, and the only reason THAT is liked is because of Robbie’s silliness. This episode has had some good scenes. Robbie falling into a hole, his convo with Stinky and that heartwarming moment at the end. Besides that it is still not a good episode. There are lots of mistakes. The crystal is supposed to be lost in this episode, but in some scenes where Sportacus does his flippity-floppities, Lazytown just reuses short clips/scenes where Sportacus has his crystal. What’s good is that you can use everyone looking for the crystal as a meme. What would the caption be? “Lisa Gaming trying to find her braincells” or “Me trying to find who asked”. Imaoooo that would be a good meme if it was really posted on Imgflip.

Peeps count Robbie as the villian, but I think it’s Stingy. He thinks Sportacus doesn’t need his crystal, when he GOT SAVED BECAUSE OF THE DAMN CRYSTAL… chippy. I don’t think that this is the worst. But I do not like it. Bad episode. No-no. Not good. I am thinking of a number to rate this episode but I can’t think because I don’t like it. But, it isn’t as bad as the episode that will be reviewed in Review 13.

This review was written October 2022.

Sportsday is one of Lazytown’s best episodes ever. Energy explains it for you. Have you ever heard the UK version of Energy? Stephanie’s voice is CRAY-CRAY.

It’s only the 3rd episode and there are already 2 special days for Lazytown. Over Seasons 1-4 we have about 6 special days [Sportacular Spectacle Day, Sports Day, Laziest Town Day, Records Day, First Day of Summer & Lazy Cup]. That’s weird. This episode is the beginning of it all as the production code is #102. #101 is The Lazy Dance which Chris Crow has but can’t/won’t release. This is the beginning of an overused plan in LazyTown, the Sugar Apple. By time as you watch the series the sugar apple plot gets overused and boring. Although in S4E2, it wasn’t used on Sportacus. One thing is.. when Robbie crashed into the apple tree, why didn’t Sportacus save him?? Well, it is only episode 3, so you can’t really expect things THAT unexpected to happen. Overall, I think this was a decent episode.

Defeeted is one of the best episodes in the series. I absolutely love it. It teaches a good moral. That there is always a way, which stays the motto for Stephanie. “There’s always a way” is one of the most banger LazyTown songs. One of the best parts is the Robbie part.

This episode is somewhere between 8 and 9.5/10.

This was written September 2022 so my format of reviews and opinions have changed a lot!

“Welcome to LazyTown” is the first episode in the series. Personally, I think it could have been a better pilot. It kinda makes no sense. It swifts from the story being about Stephanie’s trouble with her friends, then to the intro of Sportacus 10. THEN to Sportacus’ first save. Pixel having a crush on Stephanie is kinda stupid. Stephanie was just 8, Pixel was just 9. They are both way too young to be crushing on each-other. Robbie was a bit evil here. Taking someone’s friends away so they can just be lazy?? He seemed like a jerk first time I saw him but as I watched more I realized he is just a pure lazy comedic man with a little bit of Coach Kreeton in him.
“DAHHH!!”

This episode was a 6-10 for me. Could have been better.

This is a review on Magnus Scheving’s only non LazyTown related production.

Directed by Brian Levant

Screenplay and story by Jonathan Bernstein and James Greer

Screenplay by

    Jonathan Bernstein

    James Greer

    Gregory Poirier

Produced by Robert Simonds

Starring

Jackie Chan

    Amber Valletta

    Madeline Carroll

    Will Shadley

    Magnús Scheving

    Billy Ray Cyrus

    George Lopez

Release date: January 15, 2010

25 March, 2010 (Australia)

Synopsis

Bob Ho (Jackie Chan), an undercover operative for the Central Intelligence Agency, decides to give up his career and marry his girlfriend, Gillian (Amber Valletta). First however, he has one more mission to complete: Gain the approval of Gillian’s children. Bob volunteers to baby-sit when Gillian is called away, but the operation hits a snag when one of the kids mistakenly downloads a top-secret formula, and Anton Poldark, a Russian terrorist (Magnus Scheving) takes aim at Bob’s prospective family.

Review

This film sucks. I can remember a lot from it and have no idea why I liked it.

Firstly, the kids in this movie hate Bob Ho for no reason. Sure he isn’t your father, but do you have to make life hard for him? That just triggered me. I always hated seeing the hero hated.

Secondly, the fight scenes in the movie are bombared by childish sound effects that are supposed to be funny. I guess when you’re seven it is, but I’m mature and don’t laugh at it at all.

Thirdly, it’s a Halloween film. My religion and country prohibit Halloween, but what sucks is that the film doesn’t even foreshadow it being October. Once I saw everyone in costumes and trick-or-treating, I was like- ‘Huh? It’s Halloween?’

Lastly – about 20 or 35 minutes worth of this 94 minute film are actually funny and possible to laugh at. The other are not.

The only thing that makes it good is Jackie Chan’s charm and Magnus Scheving’s performance. Not to mention the ending credits, which have bloopers funnier then the film.

But when you think of it as a film to have a good time with and not take too seriously, you can find it pretty good, if you have a mental illness.