These are what we call the 'YMMV items.' Things that some people find in this work. We call them 'your mileage might vary' because not everyone sees these things in the same way. This starts discussions in the trope lists, a thing we don't want. Please use the discussion page if you'd like to discuss any of these items.
YMMV: LazyTown
Accidental Innuendo: In the You are a Pirate song Stephanie says "if you like to sail the sea" but it sounds like "if you like to sell pussies" Ahem.
Not to mention the line about "precious booty" within the song.
And the fact that near the beginning it sounds like the captain brings a kid aboard with the phrase "Come aboard, you little faggotteer!"
And somewhere in there, they say 'Hang the black flag at the end of the mast!' but it sounds like 'Hang the black FAG at the end of the mast!'. Oops!
Then there's the scene during "Master of Disguise" where Robbie sneaks up on Stingy, a 6 year old boy, while singing "You walk right by me, not knowing that I'm slimy!" complete with a creepy predator-esque expression on his face.
Sort of Jossed in "Sportacus Save The Toys" when Sportacus visits France and China. Both countries seem to be fine.
The fandom is known for its interpretations of character backstories. Fanfiction writers often give Robbie Rotten a tragic past. A few diehards have created interpretations of the mythical "Number Nine", mentioned only in one episode. A lot of fan theories revolve around Nine being Sportacus' father.
Critical Research Failure: In ''You Are A Pirate," Stephanie sings that "if you love to sail the sea, you are a pirate!" Eh, Stephanie? Ever heard of this thing called a sailor?
From the original play, Ég á Góðan Vin (I Have A Good Friend) was very heartwarming.
In the episode "LazyTown's Surprise Santa" Robbie Rotten snuck into the kids' houses to steal their presents and sabotage Christmas dinner because he thought he wasn't invited to their Christmas party, only to discover a present under the Christmas tree with his name on it and an extra seat at the dinner table for him. Daaaaw!
There's also the episode "Dear Diary", where Robbie stole Stephanie's diary with the intention of writing nasty things about Stephanie's friends in there and leaving it somewhere for her friends to find. But as he was flicking through the pages, he noticed all the nice things Stephanie had written about him. He then changed his mind and gave her diary back, intact.
In "The Lazy Genie", the genie accidentally makes Robbie disappear. Sportacus saves the genie's lamp, so he is given one wish. he gives the wish stingy. and what does he do? he wishes robbie back.
Ensemble Dark Horse: Robbie Rotten is considered the funniest character by many. The fact the show dedicates quite a bit of time and effort to his plans and props (more than to any other character, even Sportacus) supports this.
Ho Yay: There is so much Sportacus/Robbie slash out there that it seems to outnumber any other kind. And it doesn't come from nowhere either: one episode had Robbie falling asleep and happily murmur "Hello, Sportacus."
Memetic Mutation: "You are a Pirate" and "Cooking by the Book" (and its Lil' Jon mix). Also, Stephanie herself used to be a major internet meme on 4chan, where she was usually photoshopped to be shown... working out with a Pedo Bear.
As well as, within the "You are a Pirate" song, a line about "precious booty."
Julianna Rose Mauriello (Stephanie's actress) turned 18 in 2009; the internet as a whole had much rejoicing, if all of the posts of "She's legal now!" are to be believed.
And to an extent, Robbie Rotten and his *ahem* package.
Then there's Stephanie, who is supposed to be eight, but her male fans only see the teenage actress playing her.
Periphery Demographic: A lot of moms and teen siblings are as fond of the show as the kids it's aimed at, due in no small part to the 'talents' of the human actors (yes, all three).
Also, stoners.
Portmanteau Couple Name: The fandom has come up with portmanteau names for the show's two most popular pairings: SportaSteph for Sportacus/Stephanie, and SportaRobbie for Sportacus/Robbie.
