| LazyTown - Records Day | 
| Director: Raymond P. Le Gue
Actors: Julie Westwood, Magnus Scheving, Julianna Rose Mauriello, Stefan Karl Stefansson, Gudmundur Thor
Studio: Paramount
Category: DVD
Buy New: $17.74
Buy New/Used from $15.00
Avg. Customer Rating:   (5 reviews)
Sales Rank: 33986
Format: Color, Dolby, Dvd-video, Ntsc
Languages: French (Original Language), Spanish (Published)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD
Running Time: 30 minutes
Number Of Items: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: D877254D
UPC: 097368772540
EAN: 0097368772540
ASIN: B000FEBWSK
Release Date: July 11, 2006
Theatrical Release Date: 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Description
Show overview: The people of LazyTown love to lounge. They find inactivity invigorating and they revel in relaxation. On any given day you can find the inhabitants of LazyTown doing whatever requires the least amount of effort. Which means kicking aback in comfy chairs, vegging out in front of the TV, playing video games and gulping down junk food. The children of LazyTown are in dire need of a hero to look up to, someone to show them alternatives to all the bad habits and easy solutions they see around them. "Record?s Day" will be the fifth LazyTown home video title. The main episode focus on Stephanie and the LazyTown kids trying to break different kinds of records while Robbie Rotten tries for one of his own. The DVD will include 2 main episodes and 2 bonus episodes, each approximately 24 minutes in length, for an approximate runtime of 100 minutes.
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 The whole family now loves Lazytown! July 2, 2008
It didn't really matter to us which episode, just something that can be watched in the car, not just at home. But Records Day is actually quite cute. Everyone gets up & gets active to try to set new records. Robbie Rotten is there to stop it, of course. Our whole family has laughed along with this one.
 More sports candy from Season One August 8, 2006
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
The LazyTown television series is growing in popularity every day, and there's no prize for guessing why. Originating from Iceland and led from the front by creator and star Magnus Scheving, the show encourages healthy eating and exercise, to the beat of hot Eurodance music. Part live action, part puppets and some CGI animation, this appealing series also stars one of the most loveable of villains, played by the talented Stefan Karl Steffanson, a hottie with a strong jaw line, an impressive wardrobe of costumes and a never ending stream of nefarious gadgets.
This is the fifth DVD release, and contains four episodes from Season One (2004 - 2005):
Records Day (Episode 18): There's an opening in the LazyTown Records Book for "Laziest Person" and Robbie is looking forward to having his name entered for posterity as the record holder in this category. Unfortunately, Stephanie and the other kids also have their eyes on various records, and a villain's gotta do what a villain's gotta do to put a stop to all the activity.
Hero For a day (Episode 7): Ziggy wants to be a hero like Sportacus, but of course things don't work out as planned for the candy addicted lad.
Zap It! (Episode 17): Lazy Pixel hates cleaning, so he invents a machine that makes things disappear, especially the garbage in an untidy room. Robbie sees an ideal opportunity to get rid of Sportacus forever. (Insert diabolical laughter and a little dance jig here)
Secret Agent Zero (Episode 27): Move over Mayor Milford Meanswell, because there's a new mayor in town. Suspecting that the election has been rigged, the kids go undercover with Mayor Meanswell to reveal the truth behind the ballot.
The special features are disappointing, with only two short exercise dances that are impossible to follow, and there are no subtitles or closed captioning. It can however be played in French - oooh la la!
Amanda Richards, August 7, 2006
Love this show!!! August 7, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
My granddaughters adore this show! Which is good for this grandma because Robbie Rotten is one of the coolest characters on TV. The actor who plays him is amazing--versatile, creative, expressive and the most charming bad guy you've ever seen. It's worth watching the show for him alone. But Sportacus is beyond amazing. Watching him spin and jump and leap--it makes me want to get up and get going! Best of all--his movements are all real--nothing is computer generated--except the background. Stephanie is a very sweet and charming character as well. The puppets are life-sized, funky and fun. We have the music CD in my car and in their parents' car and my granddaughters are actually learning to sing not just sing-a-long. Even their parents enjoy the music and we all have confessed to listening to it without the little ones! I can't recommend this show enough. It is one of the most charming shows on TV. Lazy Town and the Wiggles and I'm one happy grandma with two very happy granddaughters!
A Very Good Show June 20, 2006
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
This is an amazing kids' show. Any show that gets kids excited about eating healthy and being active is one that deserves a lot of praise. It is very well done. The costumes, sets, and yes, even the storylines, are all great. Each episode also includes at least three highly energetic songs (including the theme song and closing song). And it's not just a show for the kiddies. I'm addicted to it, and I'm a nineteen year old college student with no kids or younger siblings. Yeah, I just watch it because I like it :-) The enthusiasm of the main character, the superhero Sportacus, proclaiming the merits of a healthy lifestyle are even helping ME become healthier. (Although I still don't exercise as much as I should.) The "villain," Robbie Rotten, is the funniest guy ever (and basically the main reason for my love of the show). Stephanie, the girl in pink, is adorable as well. The rest of the characters are puppets, some more loveable than others...
This show is worth every penny and every minute spent on it.
 Bleh. June 14, 2006
0 out of 17 found this review helpful
If little kids like this show it must be good for them. It does not matter if other people hate it even though they do. As long as little kids like it it does what it can do.
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