Basically all the photos I could find of Magnus Scheving on the set of LazyTown Live, LazyTown or basically doing any LazyTown-related stuff from 2004-2005.
Behind the Sports 2004-2005
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The Big Æventyri í Latabæ Video (720p HD)
1996 came Afram Latibær (Let’s Go, LazyTown!). 1999 came Glanni Glæpur í Latabæ (Robbie Rotten Comes to LazyTown). 2010 came Latabæjarhátíð í Höllinni (LazyTown Festival in Hollinni). And 2014 came Æventyri í Latabæ (Adventures in LazyTown) – the fourth and final Latabæ play to date. It was the only one to not have a filmed DVD release (not even a crappy hand camera recording by someone who attended the show!!) and remains lost media to this day – except for a lot of photos, a news report, some trailers and posters, behind the scenes, and an original Mani Svavarrson / Magnus Scheving song from the play – ‘Dance, go dance!’ (Dansa, afram dansa)
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:35 Photos (Behind the scenes, posters, wallpapers)
3:04 Videos (Trailers, news report, dance rehearsal, live recordings, Afram Dansa)
11:22 Reviews (Plot summary, credits, actual reviews)
12:27 Credits (Video links, copyrights, website links)
The actual goddamn video
Latibær: Sería 1 (720p HD, íslenska) – LazyTown in Icelandic
Since Icelandic aerobics champion made Magnus Scheving made LazyTown (Latibær) in Iceland in 2004, there of course had to be an Icelandic dubbed version to market to Icelandic speaking audiences. It aired on TV in 2005, and was released on DVD the same year.
Penguin Productions 900 uploaded this Velkommin til Latabæjar (Welcome to LazyTown) DVD ISO rip to the Internet Archive a while ago and kindly, generously gave me permission to upload all the episodes (Welcome to LazyTown / Velkommin til Latabæjar , Dr. Rottenstein / Glannfinnur læknir, Sports Day / Ípróttadagur & Super Hero for a Day / Hetja í einn dag) individually to YouTube. 
The DVD has English and Icelandic subtitles, but I uploaded the videos without any subtitles. I have only uploaded two episodes as called in the Icelandic language, ‘Velkommin til Latabæjar’ & ‘Glannfinnur Læknir’.
I will probably upload the rest soon, but who knows? Credits are sped up by me to be ten seconds long, making 24 minutes straight of video time.
Velkomin til Latabæjar
Glannfinnur læknir
The Official LazyTown Websites (2003-2009)
I made those videos on the LazyTown Entertainment websites! The first video. focused on the 2003-2004 websites with me reading out each and every page and commenting. Part two focuses on the 2004-2009 websites with me summarizing the pages, playing the games and commenting.
Part two is the better video, I say. It has some LazyTown gameplays, the background music wasn’t too loud, and it was shorter. Part one is fourty minutes edited, but that’s how long part two is UNEDITED.
Interviews – With Vivii13 & Magnus Scheving
Yes, a Magnus Scheving interview, but surprisingly, I’ll save it for later.
If you watched LazyTown videos on YouTube in the 2010s, or you just like watching old LazyTown videos, you may know Vivii13 – she’s a German LazyTown dancer who cosplayed as Stephanie and did dance routines from the show.
She got in touch with me / I commented on one of her community posts like three times and she gave me her email address (I probably shouldn’t have admitted that). YES! I asked the members of GetLazy what their questions for her were, and LazyPooky asked the members of her ‘We Love LazyTown’ Facebook group. We ended up with 20+ questions. Anyways, she answered all the questions happily. Here is the link:
https://forums.lazytown.eu/lazytown-interviews/198900-interview-with-lazytown-fan-viivi13
Thanks to LazyPooky for assisting me in the conduction of the interview. Now, the title of this post says Interviews with both Viv and Magnus Scheving. Well, I took the liberty of subtitling three Magnus Scheving interviews in both Eng and Icelandic.
Nick Jr. Insider (Learn to do the signature move) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggvr5XVrDVM
London Tonight (Sportacus Sports Hall) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwpQkrl2Jns
Stod 2 (Magnus Scheving talks about Hollywood Life) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVtOG2otngM (Not every part of this one is subtitled.)
Wake Up, Shake Up! (LazyTown Exercise with Sportacus) 720p HD
Multiple 2010 exercises / workouts where you exercise with Sportacus! Jump rope, stretching, pushups, spider walk (the hardest one), skiing practice, and much much more! This video has helped me workout more, and I can feel my leg muscles get stronger. Another one coming soon with recycled Stephanie moves from LazyTown Extra.
Fun fact which I mentioned in a previous post, thanks to the videos, I actually do exercise every single day and morning and dawn thanks to this video as well as Solla Stirda (FAN CHANNEL)’s Motivational Campaigns. Check out my ‘Extra Sportacus’, ‘Extra Sportacus: Part II’, and lastly, ‘Extra Sportacus: The Finale’ videos for more exercising workouts if you want to.
Wake Up, Shake Up was a LazyTown campaign in the United Kingdom in 2010, urging people all over the country in daycares, hospitals, senior centres and way much more to get up and move!
These are not the only Wake Up, Shake Up videos that exist! If you love Stephanie, good for you, because an eighteen minute long sequel is arriving soon with moves from Steph AND Sporty!
Asides from this, LazyTown has had some big events in the United Kingdom before. Most of all their big live shows happened there, and the United Kingdom got their own designated fifteen minute long LazyTown spinoff in 2008 called ‘LazyTown Extra’ that aired on BBC 2, BBC HD, and of course, CBeebies. They also worked with ASDA: Saving The Money Every Day in 2010 for the ‘Go Step Go’ campaign in order to get more people to buy the four tracked CD and do the challenge.
Sportacus beats ROBBIE ROTTEN after a sugar meltdown in SPORTS DAY – the very first LazyTown episode
The very first sports candy appearance in LazyTown
LAZYRANTS: SEASON TWO COMING SOON!
An actual new video in the works
Yuppity-yup! Not an idea, but the actual video.
Anyways, as you know, Maggi got interviewed for LazyPod in a 63 minute interview.
Split that into 3 – 20 minute thirds. But the last one is 23 minutes so uhh..
I’ve been working on part one for a week and I’ve only gotten through FIVE MINUTES of the interview, so don’t expect it to come out in a very short time.