Who's Who?

"Who's Who?" Episode number Season 3, Episode 5 Air date 21 June 2013 Featured song N/A Episode guide Previous episode "Scavenger Hunt" Next episode "Purple Panther" "Who's Who?" is an episode in the third season of LazyTown. Characters Stephanie (played by Chloe Lang) Sportacus (played by Magnús Scheving) Robbie Rotten (played by Stefán Karl Stefánsson) Ziggy (played by Guðmundur Þór Kárason) Trixie (played by Aymee Garcia) Pixel (played by Ronald Binion) Stingy (played by Jodi Eichelberger) Mayor Meanswell (played by David Matthew Feldman) Bessie Busybody (played by Julie Westwood) Stephanie Clone (played by Chloe Lang) Premise "Stephanie teaches everyone in LazyTown how to dance. Robbie Rotten decides to put an end to all this activity by creating an "opposite" version of Stephanie in an attempt to sabotage the kids' friendship." Trivia This and the second part of "Purple Panther" are the only two episodes not to have songs (besides "Bing Bang"). There is a reference to the Sportafake episode in this episode, namely when Trixie protested the results of the dance competition, as Stephanie protested and defended Sportacus during the sports competition The catapult ball from Record's Day and The objects-to-life from Dancing Duel reappear in this episode also Trixie makes a reference to the later episode Robbie's jacket seems to be reused from Little Robbie from Dancing Duel This is the only episode where Robbie talks about Stephanie in a positive tone. This episode was flimed on 8th to 12th June 2012. The difference between the two Stephanies can be very difficult to detect. However, the jewels on the real Stephanie's headband are white, and the fake ones are black. The plot of Stephanie teaching Trixie how to dance was from a LazyTown comic strip used in a UK magazine from 2008. Transcript Click here. Gallery Video LazyTown S03E05 Who's Who 1080i HDTV Episodes Season 1 "Welcome to LazyTown" • "Defeeted" • "Sports Day" • "Crystal Caper" • "Sleepless in LazyTown" • "Swiped Sweets" • "Hero for a Day" • "Sportafake" • "Happy Brush Day" • "Lazy Scouts" • "Dr. Rottenstein" • "Rottenbeard" • "Cry Dinosaur" • "My Treehouse" • "The Laziest Town" • "Dear Diary" • "Zap It!" • "Record's Day" • "Prince Stingy" • "Pixelspix" • "Play Day" • "Remote Control" • "Sportacus Who?" • "Soccer Sucker" • "Miss Roberta" • "LazyTown's New Superhero" • "Secret Agent Zero" • "LazyTown's Greatest Hits" • "LazyTown's Surprise Santa" • "Robbie's Greatest Misses" • "Sports Candy Festival" • "Dancing Duel" • "Ziggy's Alien" • "Sportacus on the Move!" Season 2 "Rockin' Robbie" • "Little Sportacus" • "Trash Trouble" • "Double Trouble" • "Haunted Castle" • "Snow Monster" • "The LazyTown Circus" • "School Scam" • "Pixel TV" • "Friends Forever" • "Energy Book" • "Birthday Surprise!" • "LazyTown Goes Digital" • "The Lazy Genie" • "Once Upon a Time" • "The Lazy Rockets" • "Dancing Dreams" • "Sportacus Saves the Toys" Season 3 "Roboticus" • "The Greatest Gift" • "Little Pink Riding Hood" • "Scavenger Hunt" • "Who's Who?" • "Purple Panther" • "The Blue Knight" • "The First Day of Summer" • "Chef Rottenfood" • "Breakfast at Stephanie's" • "The Lazy Cup" • "The Holiday Spirit" Season 4 "Let's Go to the Moon" • "The Last SportsCandy" • "Secret Friend Day" • "New Kid in Town" • "Time to Learn" • "Princess Stephanie" • "Ziggy's Talking Teddy" • "The Wizard of LazyTown" • "The Baby Troll" • "The Fortune Teller" • "Ghost Stoppers" • "Robbie's Dream Team" • "Mystery of the Pyramid" Unaired episodes Pilot • "The Lazy Dance"