The following is an episode list of the TV series LazyTown

LazyTown

LazyTown is a children's television program that was produced in Iceland with a cast and crew from Iceland, the United Kingdom and the United States. It was created by Magnús Scheving, a gymnastics champion and CEO of LazyTown Entertainment, who also stars in the show...

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There are 52 episodes of LazyTown. 30 episodes were produced for season one, and 22 were produced for season two. All episodes past "Dancing Dreams" have yet to air in the United States.

Episodes were produced in a 5067 m² studio in Garðabær

Garðabær

Garðabær is a municipality in the Greater Reykjavík area of Iceland.As of January 2011, its population was 10,909....

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Iceland

Iceland , described as the Republic of Iceland, is a Nordic and European island country in the North Atlantic Ocean, on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Iceland also refers to the main island of the country, which contains almost all the population and almost all the land area. The country has a population...

, which contains one of the most advanced HDTV facilities in Europe. The budget for each episode was approximately US $1,000,000, about five times the average cost for a children's television programme at the time.

Season 1

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LazyTown Extra

LazyTown Extra is a spin-off series of short TV segments created for 3- to 6-year-olds, featuring characters from LazyTown and interactions with non-actor children. The English-speaking version of the series debuted in the United Kingdom in 2008. There are 26 episodes of LazyTown Extra, each ranging from 11 to 14 minutes in duration.

, LazyTown Extra has not aired yet in the United States.

In Latin America, LazyTown Extras first six episodes aired in August 2009; the series continued in July 2010 with the rest of the episodes (except "Ice Is Nice" and "One Two Ski", which have not aired in Latin America as of December 2010).
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DVDs

Over 50 LazyTown DVDs have been released worldwide. The show has been dubbed into many languages, including British English

British English

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Danish language

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Finnish language

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, Dutch

Dutch language

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, French

French language

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, German

German language

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Icelandic language

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, Irish

Irish language

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, Italian

Italian language

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, Korean

Korean language

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, Norwegian

Norwegian language

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, European Portuguese

European Portuguese

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, Brazilian Portuguese

Brazilian Portuguese

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, Romanian

Romanian language

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, Castillian Spanish, Latin American Spanish, Polish

Polish language

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, Russian

Russian language

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, Slovenian

Slovenian language

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, Swedish

Swedish language

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, Hungarian

Hungarian language

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, Czech

Czech language

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Turkish language

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For a list of LazyTown DVDs that have been released, refer to the LazyTown DVDs

LazyTown DVDs

This is a list of LazyTown DVDs that have been released. So far, DVDs have been released in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Australia....

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