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* ConfidentialityBetrayal: In order to get Dark Laser to join in his movie, Timmy Turner posts a video of a flatulent Dark Laser. Dark Laser sees the video and is incensed, going so far as to come to Earth and angrily chastise Timmy that he told him he had irritable bowels in confidence. It doesn't help that during this confrontation a group of kids stop and mock Dark Laser, calling him "Fart Laser".
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-->'''Dark Laser:''' Timmy Turner! This time you have gone too far! I told you about my irritable bowl in confidence!
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-->'''Dark Laser:''' Timmy Turner! This time you have gone too far! [[ConfidentialityBetrayal I told you about my irritable bowl in confidence!confidence!]]
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* LotusEaterMachine: After Timmy sacrificed himself to the Darkness, the entity creates an illusion of a perfect existence for the boy. [[spoiler:However, this could be because the Darkness wanted Timmy genuinely happy and to keep the 10-year-old close to it's heart rather than trap him]].
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* LotusEaterMachine: After Timmy sacrificed himself to the Darkness, the entity creates an illusion of a perfect existence for the boy. [[spoiler:However, this could be because the Darkness wanted Timmy genuinely happy and to keep the 10-year-old close to it's its heart rather than trap him]].
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* LotusEaterMachine: After Timmy sacrificed himself to the Darkness, the entity creates an illusion of a perfect existence for the boy [[spoiler:however, this could be because the Darkness wanted Timmy genuinely happy and to keep the 10-year-old close to it's heart rather than trap him]].
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* LotusEaterMachine: After Timmy sacrificed himself to the Darkness, the entity creates an illusion of a perfect existence for the boy [[spoiler:however, boy. [[spoiler:However, this could be because the Darkness wanted Timmy genuinely happy and to keep the 10-year-old close to it's heart rather than trap him]].
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* CallingTheOldManOut: In the final scenes of the third installment Timmy Turner does this to Turbo Thunder and Jorgen for [[spoiler: attacking the Darkness for looking scary and not because it did anything to them]]
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* CallingTheOldManOut: In the final scenes of the third installment Timmy Turner does this to Turbo Thunder and Jorgen for [[spoiler: attacking the Darkness for looking scary and not because it did anything to them]]them]].
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* TheChosenOne: Zigzaged many times. In the first movie, Jorgen tells Timmy the Eliminators are following him because of a cave prophecy. However [[spoiler:it turns out that Turbo Thunder is the chosen one. Something he couldn't do because he was late]]. Look at UnchosenOne for more details.
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* TheChosenOne: Zigzaged Zigzagged many times. In the first movie, Jorgen tells Timmy the Eliminators are following him because of a cave prophecy. However [[spoiler:it turns out that Turbo Thunder is the chosen one. Something he couldn't do because he was late]]. Look at UnchosenOne for more details.
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* FunWithAcronyms: M.A.R.F. - Middle Age Rock Festival; M.E.R.F. - Military Extraterrestrial Research Facility; and M.O.R.F. - Magical Order of Rocking Fairies.
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* FunWithAcronyms: M.A.R.F. - -- Middle Age Rock Festival; M.E.R.F. - -- Military Extraterrestrial Research Facility; and M.O.R.F. - -- Magical Order of Rocking Fairies.
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* ContinuityNod: When Timmy's given a plate of muffins for breakfast, he spots a Fairy-versary Muffin, but remembers [[WesternAnimation/AbraCatastrophe how much trouble it caused]] and promptly disposes of it.
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* StoppedReadingTooSoon: In "The Exciting Middle Part", it's revealed that there was more to the cave prophecy than Jorgen originally showed (due in part to the cave being too dark), with it revealed that the Chosen One must find a ''second'' wand. [[spoiler:Then in the third part, on the blue moon where the second wand was found, there's a cave revealing a ''third'' part of the prophecy with a ''third'' wand]].
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* UnchosenOne: [[spoiler:Everyone still treats Timmy like the chosen one, with some in the third film saying "[[WorstWhateverEver Worst. Chosen one. Ever]]." In the last part of the prophecy, Timmy IS a chosen one.]]
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* UnchosenOne: [[spoiler:Everyone still treats Timmy like the chosen one, Chosen One, with some Jorgen in the third film saying calling him the "[[WorstWhateverEver Worst. Chosen one. Ever]]." In the last part of the prophecy, it's revealed that Timmy IS a chosen one.''is'' the Chosen One.]]
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* EvilHasStandards: Even ''Dark Laser'' thought it was too dark inside the Darkness.
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* ShooOutTheClowns: In ''The Final Ending'', which has a bit more serious plot than the first two parts, Timmy's parents, friends, and enemies, most of whom are comical characters, are sent by the head eliminator into the Darkness early in the film, when the stakes rise and remain there until the ending of the movie.
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* ShooOutTheClowns: In ''The Final Ending'', which has a bit more serious plot than the first two parts, Timmy's parents, friends, and enemies, most of whom are comical characters, are sent by the head eliminator Head Eliminator into the Darkness early in the film, when the stakes rise and remain there until the ending of the movie.
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* SuspiciouslyAproposMusic: During Timmy's encounter with the Lead Eliminator in the alleyway before the first commercial, eerie music is playing. Turns out, [[LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn it's coming from a conveniently placed radio]] playing music from the station [[WPUN K-R-E-P]] which broadcasts '[[LampshadeHanging creepy music for those creepy alley cliffhangers]]'.
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* SuspiciouslyAproposMusic: During Timmy's encounter with the Lead Eliminator in the alleyway before the first commercial, eerie music is playing. Turns out, [[LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn it's coming from a conveniently placed radio]] playing music from the station [[WPUN [[{{WPUN}} K-R-E-P]] which broadcasts '[[LampshadeHanging creepy music for those creepy alley cliffhangers]]'.
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* SuspiciouslyAproposMusic: During Timmy's encounter with the Lead Eliminator in the alleyway before the first commercial, eerie music is playing. Turns out, [[LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn it's coming from a conveniently placed radio]] playing music from the station [[IncrediblyLamePun K-R-E-P]] which broadcasts '[[LampshadeHanging creepy music for those creepy alley cliffhangers]]'.
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* SuspiciouslyAproposMusic: During Timmy's encounter with the Lead Eliminator in the alleyway before the first commercial, eerie music is playing. Turns out, [[LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn it's coming from a conveniently placed radio]] playing music from the station [[IncrediblyLamePun [[WPUN K-R-E-P]] which broadcasts '[[LampshadeHanging creepy music for those creepy alley cliffhangers]]'.
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* ExtraLongEpisode: Each part is 45 minutes, but it's overall combined to 135 minutes. Alternatively, it's equal to 6 half hours or 12 segments, since production codes count 11 minute segments as their own episode.
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* BigDamnMovie: Collectively, the longest one in the series at 135 minutes.
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* BigDamnMovie: Collectively, the longest one in the series at 135 minutes.minutes (3 hours with commercials).
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''Wishology'' is a trilogy of [[MadeForTVMovie television movies]] that collectively served as the season six finale for ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''. Broken up into 3 parts entitled "The Big Beginning", "The Exciting Middle Part", and "The Final Ending" respectively, each an hour-long (45 minutes without commercials).It originally was going to air over 3 consecutive Fridays in May 2009 before changing to air over a single weekend from May 1st-3rd, 2009 as Wishology Weekend.
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''Wishology'' is a trilogy of [[MadeForTVMovie television movies]] that collectively served as the season six finale for ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''. Broken up into 3 parts entitled "The Big Beginning", "The Exciting Middle Part", and "The Final Ending" respectively, each an hour-long (45 minutes without commercials). It originally was going to air over 3 consecutive Fridays in May 2009 before changing to air over a single weekend from May 1st-3rd, 2009 as Wishology Weekend.
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''Wishology'' is a trilogy of [[MadeForTVMovie television movies]] that collectively served as the season six finale for ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''. Broken up into "The Big Beginning", "The Exciting Middle Part", and "The Final Ending", each an hour-long, it aired over a single weekend in May 2009.
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''Wishology'' is a trilogy of [[MadeForTVMovie television movies]] that collectively served as the season six finale for ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''. Broken up into 3 parts entitled "The Big Beginning", "The Exciting Middle Part", and "The Final Ending", Ending" respectively, each an hour-long, it aired hour-long (45 minutes without commercials).It originally was going to air over 3 consecutive Fridays in May 2009 before changing to air over a single weekend in from May 2009.
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* SecondChapterCliffhanger: {{Parodied}} in the sixth season's three-parter finale of ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''. Timmy wishes to do his own Movie Trilogy but things start going haywire when his fairies are removed from the picture. While "The Big Beginning" ends with a very vague SequelHook, "The Exciting Middle Part" ends in a HeroicSacrifice, with [[TheHero Timmy]] turning himself to [[EldritchAbomination The Darkness]]. We are meant to believe it ends like this but, as any genre-savvy viewer knows, of course, it doesn't. The over-the-topness doesn't help in taking it seriously either.
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* SecondChapterCliffhanger: {{Parodied}} in the sixth season's three-parter finale of ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents''. when Timmy wishes to do his own Movie Trilogy but things start going haywire when his fairies are removed from the picture. While movie trilogy before Jorgen puts a stop to it and wishes away Timmy's fairies. "The Big Beginning" ends with a very vague SequelHook, but it's played straight when "The Exciting Middle Part" ends in a HeroicSacrifice, with [[TheHero Timmy]] turning himself to [[EldritchAbomination The Darkness]]. We are meant to believe it ends like this but, as any genre-savvy viewer knows, of Of course, it doesn't. The over-the-topness doesn't help in taking it seriously either.there was one more part and each part was broadcast over three nights.
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* TheScottishTrope: In Part 1, everybody seems to not remember who Timmy is. As it turns out, they're [[ObfuscatingStupidity deliberately pretending not to know him]], as when Timmy reaches his RageBreakingPoint and angrily shouts his full name, it ends up alerting the Eliminators to his presence.
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* TheScottishTrope: In Part 1, everybody seems to not remember who Timmy is. As it turns out, they're [[ObfuscatingStupidity Jorgen deliberately pretending not to know him]], erased their memories of him, as when Timmy reaches his RageBreakingPoint and angrily shouts his full name, it ends up alerting the Eliminators to his presence.
