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* GodNeverSaidThat: The DistantFinale ending for ''WesternAnimation/ChannelChasers'' showing Timmy's two children Tommy and Tammy depicted Tammy as wearing glasses similar to Tootie's, which many fans took as implying that Tootie is supposed to be their mother and thus who Timmy ultimately ends up with. This is a misconception, as it was never intended for the mother to be explicitly Tootie. Butch Hartman himself would state that the mother's identity was meant to be ambiguous, hence why Tammy has elements from all of Timmy's love interests (Tammy also has Trixie's hairstyle and headband and possibly Veronica's eyelashes).
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* GodNeverSaidThat: The DistantFinale ending for ''WesternAnimation/ChannelChasers'' showing Timmy's two children Tommy and Tammy depicted Tammy as wearing glasses similar to Tootie's, which many fans took as implying that Tootie is supposed to be their mother and thus who Timmy ultimately ends up with. This is a misconception, as it was never intended for the mother to be explicitly Tootie. Butch Hartman himself would state that the mother's identity was meant to be ambiguous, hence why Tammy has elements from all of Timmy's love interests (Tammy also has Trixie's hairstyle and headband and possibly Veronica's eyelashes).eyelashes, and Tommy could've inherited his black hair from Timmy's Dad).
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** John Fountain said on his guest appearance on WebVideo/LSMark's "[[https://youtu.be/oYU7a1CrK0A?si=U8r012_66lirDiLC Ranking EVERY Fairly OddParents Episode Ever]]" that he was not a fan of "Odd, Odd West", due to disliking the general premise and struggling to find new content to add to the initial pitch script.
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** John Fountain said on his guest appearance on WebVideo/LSMark's "[[https://youtu.be/oYU7a1CrK0A?si=U8r012_66lirDiLC Ranking EVERY Fairly OddParents Episode Ever]]" that he was not a fan of "Odd, Odd West", due to disliking the general premise and struggling to find new content to add to the initial pitch script. He ended up coming up with the iconic gag of Doug Dimmadome's hat stretching offscreen to make the shots more visually interesting, which is the only aspect of the episode he's proud of.
