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This is the Recap page for The Fairly OddParents!, the second longest running Nicktoon as of 2021 (after SpongeBob SquarePants), which began in 2001 (unless you count the Oh Yeah! Cartoons pilot episodes, which puts the show's start year in 1998), and continued running for 16 years (or 19 years, if you count the aforementioned pilot shorts) until its end in 2017, centered on a luckless ten-year-old named Timmy Turner whose life dealing with negligent parents, uncaring teachers, bullies, an unrequited crush on popular girl Trixie Tang, and a deranged babysitter who tortures kids is made a little less miserable with two fairy godparents: a green-haired, buffoonish Momma's Boy named Cosmo and a nagging, pink-haired daughter of a fairy mobster named Wanda (later, they'd be joined by their infant son named Poof, a Fairy dog named Sparky, and a human girl named Chloe Carmichael).


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    Season Zero (Oh Yeah! Cartoons) (September 4, 1998 - March 23, 2001, produced 1998 - 2000) 

  • The Fairly Oddparents: A ten year old boy named Timmy Turner is assigned fairy godparents when his parents leave him with a mean babysitter. September 4, 1998
  • Too Many Timmys: Vicky tells the Turners she has injured her back so the Turners have Timmy do everything for her. Needless to say, Vicky takes advantage of this and works Timmy hard. Timmy then wishes for a bunch of clones to complete the jobs. September 25, 1998
  • Where's The Wand?: Vicky goes to a costume party at her high school. However, much to the alarm of Timmy and his fairies, she gains access to Wanda's wand. October 2, 1998
  • Party of Three: Timmy argues that he's too old for a babysitter and persuades his parents to leave him home alone while they go out—Vicky disagrees and spies on Timmy to catch him doing something bad so she can get her babysitting job back. January 2, 1999 (produced in 1998)
  • The Fairly Flu: Timmy gets invited to a party hosted by Vicky's little sister, Tootie, who has a crush on him. Just before the party, Cosmo gets the "fairy flu", an illness that makes fairies lose control of their magic, causing his sneezes to wreck havoc. Trouble soon ensues when Wanda gets it too... May 1, 1999 (produced in 1998)
  • The Temp: Cosmo and Wanda go back to Fairy World to have their licenses renewed. They call in a temporary fairy for Timmy so he wouldn't be fairy-less. However, Jeff the "fairy" could only make toys and eventually causes a fire. Sensing Timmy was in danger, Cosmo and Wanda rushed back to Timmy despite Jorgen von Strangle trying to stop them. Them Santa arrives and reveals Jeff was an Elf that poses as a Fairy. July 24, 1999 (produced in 1998)
  • The Zappys!: Cosmo and Wanda are up for an award at the Zappys. Unfortunately, Jorgen von Strangle is using his size and power to win every award. December 31, 1999
  • Scout's Honor: On a Squirrely Scouts camping trip, Timmy is hoping to earn a merit bade for catching a mythical creature. Meanwhile, Vicky decides to scare the scout troop. January 17, 2000 (produced in 1999)
  • The Really Bad Day!: Cosmo has to be bad for a day. Unfortunately, he's not very good at it, and ends up needed lessons in it. December 8, 2000
  • Super Humor: Timmy, enamored with his comic books, decides to wish for superpowers. He test drives several, with humorous results. March 23, 2001 (produced in 2000)

    Season One (March 30 - December 9, 2001, produced 2000 - 2001) 

  • The Big Problem!: Timmy wishes he was an adult, but ends up getting mistaken for a pervert by Vicky, is forced to live on the street, and risks losing his fairy godparents. March 30, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Power Mad!: Timmy wishes for a video game that's more of a challenge, and ends up getting trapped in there along with his friends, Chester and AJ. Meanwhile, Vicky is trying to plug in as many electric appliances as possible, risking a power outage that could trap the three in the game forever, so Cosmo and Wanda distract her with a series of fake TV programs. March 30, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Spaced Out: Timmy, Chester, and AJ are acting out scenes from Crash Nebula, a show they like, and so Timmy wishes that they could have a toy alien to play with. However, Cosmo and Wanda end up bringing over Mark Chang, a real alien from the planet of Yugopotamia, who falls in love with Vicky. Timmy must find Mark’s parents on Yugopotamia so they can convince Vicky to let him go home. April 6, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • TransParents: After wishing for and losing a baby dinosaur (which Chester and A.J. think is a chicken in a bad costume), Timmy's fairy-obsessed teacher, Mr. Crocker, asks Timmy to meet his parents about his project. Since Timmy can't use his actual parents, he wishes Cosmo and Wanda were his real parents. April 6, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Chin Up!: Comedian and former talk show host Jay Leno guest stars in this episode where Timmy wishes his favorite comic book superhero was real, but the superhero ends up having a mental breakdown when he discovers that he's fictional, thus causing the comic book to be canceled. April 27, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Dog's Day Afternoon: To get Vicky to be nice to him, Timmy wishes to switch minds with her dog, Doidle. But the problem is, Doidle is scheduled to be "fixed" the following day. April 27, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • A Wish Too Far!: Timmy uses his fairy godparents to make himself the most popular kid in school — and ends up in court for abusing his magic and not showing gratitude to his fairy godparents. April 13, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Tiny Timmy!: Timmy goes on a fantastic voyage inside Vicky's body as part of a school project, which turns into a race against time to stop Vicky from wrecking the house and blaming Timmy. April 13, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Father Time!: When Timmy wishes for heat vision and uses it to do his chores faster, he accidentally melts his dad's trophy. Not understanding what the big deal is, Timmy goes back in time and prevents his dad from winning the trophy in the first place, but he ends up sending his dad to a military school and changing the future into a dictatorship. April 20, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Apartnership!: It's Cosmo and Wanda's anniversary, but Cosmo thinks Wanda doesn't like him anymore (he thought it was the Styrofoam anniversary, while she thought it was the false anger anniversary, which he mistook for real anger), so he goes home to his mother. When Timmy and Wanda try to bring Cosmo back, they find themselves on a game show that they have to win in order to get him out. April 20, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Dream Goat!: On a field trip to see Dimmsdale's mascot, Chompy the Goat, an accident makes Timmy out to be a hero while Vicky is accused of kidnapping Chompy (when Chompy was actually wished away by Timmy after seeing how unhappy he was), and things get complicated when Timmy begins wishing for horrible things in his sleep out of guilt over not telling the truth. May 4, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • The Same Game: After Depraved Dentist Dr. Bender (voiced by Gilbert Gottfried) makes fun of Timmy's buck teeth, Timmy wishes everyone were the same, turning everyone into gray blobs and causing all the fairies of the world to return to Fairy World, as they cannot find their kids. Timmy must find a way to identify himself so that Cosmo and Wanda can find him. May 4, 2001 (produced in 2000)
  • Christmas Every Day!: Timmy loves Christmas so much that he wishes every day could be Christmas, which lands him in a heap of trouble after the other holiday mascots try to take their revenge. December 9, 2001
    Season Two (March 1, 2002 - January 20, 2003, produced 2001) 

  • Boys in the Band: When Timmy thinks his parents forgot his birthday on account of attending a Chip Skylark concert, he gets jealous and wishes that the worst possible non-lethal thing could happen to him—this leads to Chip Skylark showing up at the Turner residence and a lovestruck Vicky is determined to marry him. But it turns out Chip isn't bad after all, and it's up to Timmy to stop the wedding. March 1, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Hex Games: Vicky and Timmy compete to be the queen of the skate park, with Vicky promising to banish all children if she wins. Timmy trains with Cosmo and Wanda in various exotic locations so he can beat her at her own game. March 1, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Boy Toy: Timmy's friends are getting rid of their old toys, but Timmy's reluctant to get rid of his Crimson Chin toy, so he wishes himself doll-sized for one last adventure with his action figure. Tootie ends up finding Cosmo and Wanda who were in doll form, and Timmy must go into Vicky’s house to rescue them. March 8, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Inspection Detection: Timmy's parents hear about a shoplifter on the news; since Timmy has suddenly gained nice things seemingly out of nowhere, they suspect that he might be the shoplifter. Now, Timmy (who didn't shoplift) has to clear his name. Meanwhile, Jorgen Von Strangle conducts a fairy inspection to see if Cosmo and Wanda are fit to continue being Timmy’s godparents. March 8, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Action Packed: The Turners' lives have been really boring as of late, so Timmy wishes that life could be more like an action movie, which ends up with a now-evil Jorgen kidnapping Cosmo and Wanda to absorb their energy. March 22, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Smarty Pants: Timmy is jealous when AJ rubs his grades in his face, so he wishes to know everything, but he suddenly loses his intelligence once he enters a school trivia competition. March 22, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Super Bike: Timmy and his dad are going to participate in a father-son bicycle race, but Timmy is embarrassed by the run-down bike that his dad made for him. He wishes for the best bicycle ever, but this bike has a mind of its own, and wants Timmy all to himself. May 10, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • A Mile in My Shoes: Timmy switches places with Cosmo and Wanda so they can each see how hard the other's life is. May 10, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Timvisible: It's the last day of school, and Francis celebrates by beating up every guy in school. To avoid him, Timmy wishes to be invisible, which may be a problem when he has to accept his perfect attendance award later that night. April 26, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • That Old Black Magic: On Friday the 13th, Timmy and his parents go to Adrenaland, a local amusement park. However, something's causing chaos and bad luck within the park (and eventually worldwide), and Timmy discovers that it's because of the Anti-Fairies, evil counterparts of regular fairies. April 26, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Foul Balled: Timmy feels bad for Chester, the worst baseball player on their Little League team, so he wishes that Chester could be the best baseball player ever. However, Chester soon lets his newfound skill get to his head, and a falling-out between the two causes Chester to lose his powers right before their biggest game. June 7, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • The Boy Who Would Be Queen: Timmy wants to get his crush Trixie Tang a birthday present, but he doesn't know what a girl like her would want. Timmy ends up accidentally wishing himself into a girl. "Timantha" goes to the mall to look for a present and unexpectedly comes across Trixie in a comic book store. Meanwhile, Cosmo and Wanda are forced to switch genders as punishment for temporarily turning Timmy into a girl. June 7, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Totally Spaced Out: It's Mark's birthday, and all he wants is Vicky. When he kidnaps her, Timmy finds himself having to save her, or else he’ll be stuck at a boring educational camp. July 12, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • The Switch Glitch: Timmy wishes to turn Vicky into a five-year-old so he can give her a taste of her own medicine. But he goes much too far in his revenge, to the point where, since Vicky's so miserable, she gets to have Cosmo and Wanda as godparents. July 12, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad: Timmy wishes that his parents could become superheroes, but then his parents don't have time for him anymore and he has to be with Vicky. Timmy decides to become an invincible supervillain to force his parents to return home. September 6, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Knighty Knight: When Timmy finds himself disappointed by the Camelot fair, he wishes himself into the real Middle Ages, and ends up helping the boy who would become King Arthur. September 6, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary: Timmy discovers that Remy Buxaplenty, a local rich kid, also has a fairy (and the fairy, Juandissimo Magnifico, is none other than Wanda's ex-boyfriend). The two eventually get into a competition with each other where the loser will lose his fairies forever. September 13, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Nectar of the Odds: To raise money for tickets to Crash Nebula On Ice, Timmy starts a lemonade stand. At first, his lemonade is horrible, but after dunking Cosmo's sweaty socks in it, not only does the lemonade taste better, but it grants wishes, too. September 13, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Hail to the Chief: Timmy competes with Tad and Chad for class presidency, only to find that it's not all it's cracked up to be. September 27, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Twistory: Timmy wishes to meet the founding fathers of America so he can interview them. However, this causes his world to revert to being British colonies, so Timmy must return to the past and prevent Benedict Arnold from sabotaging the American Revolution. September 27, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Fool's Day Out: Everyone's pranking Timmy on April Fool's Day, so Timmy asks the April Fool, a comedian in Fairy World, to help him get his revenge. However, the April Fool's pranks end up being really mean, and Timmy has to find a way to stop him. October 11, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Deja Vu: Timmy wishes to have a magic watch to rewind time so he can do things over. Vicky soon gets a hold of it, however, and when Timmy wishes for a second one that only works for him, things start getting really weird. October 11, 2002 (produced in 2001)
  • Information Stupor Highway: Timmy writes an email inviting Trixie to the school dance, but Timmy's parents turn it into a mushy, yet threatening, love letter and send it on his behalf. Not wanting Trixie to get ahold of the letter, Timmy wishes himself into the internet to retrieve the letter. Meanwhile, when Mr. Crocker catches video footage of Cosmo and Wanda, he plans to upload it for the entire world to see, so Timmy finds himself having to deal with a much larger problem as well. January 20, 2003 (produced in 2001)
  • Scary Godparents: Timmy and friends are having a lame Halloween, so Timmy wishes for everyone's costumes to be real and scary. However, since the rich kids are going as evil Jack-O-Bots, they end up becoming real villains who try to destroy the world. Meanwhile, Mark Chang once again tries to find Vicky. October 29, 2002 (produced in 2001)

    Season Three (November 8, 2002 - November 21, 2003, produced 2002) 

  • "Ruled Out": After they keep him from watching a dangerous special on TV about the Dimmsdale Sewer Gator, Timmy wishes his parents were more permissive, which goes south when they let the house and their hygiene go to pot. Even worse, the wish extends to his godparents too, and Cosmo and Wanda refuse to grant him any more wishes. November 8, 2002
  • "That's Life!": Since Timmy's mom is horrible at gardening, Timmy wishes for her garden to be full of life. This wish ends up reviving the dead pet gerbil, Eddie, buried in the backyard, and he has a bone to pick with Timmy and his parents. November 8, 2002
  • "Shiny Teeth": Chip Skylark is releasing a music video for his song "My Shiny Teeth and Me", and everyone's excited...except for the evil dentist Dr. Bender, who steals Chip's teeth while he's sleeping. Timmy must find a way to retrieve them and return them to Chip before the video premiere. November 30, 2002
  • "Odd, Odd West": A place from Timmy's dad's childhood is getting torn down for a new mall, and to save it, Timmy tries to find the deed to the land, eventually having to return to the old west days and duel Vicky's ancestor for it. November 30, 2002
  • "Micro Phony": Timmy and friends are excited for summer vacation, but Vicky advertises her babysitting services on the radio, and the parents fall for it. To avoid having a lame summer, Timmy starts his own radio station as "Double T", using a magic microphone to disguise his voice and convince the parents not to hire Vicky. But things fall apart when Vicky finds out just who Double T is... August 1, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "So Totally Spaced Out": Mark Chang asks for Timmy's help in defeating the Gigglepies, extremely cute but secretly evil aliens who have invaded Yugopotamia. August 1, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Love Struck!": On Valentine's Day, Cupid selects Tootie to be Timmy's valentine, which displeases Timmy, who wants to be with Trixie. After failing to win Trixie over, he gets so mad that he wishes males and females would be separated, which ends up putting Cupid in danger due to the lack of love. February 14, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Cosmo Con": Cosmo is picked to host the annual Fairy Convention, and he holds it in Timmy's bathroom... on the same night where the Turners are having Mr. Crocker over for dinner after Timmy unexpectedly passes a test. January 10, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Wanda's Day Off!": Since Wanda is feeling overworked, Timmy and Cosmo give her a day off at a spa. However, the two might not be able to handle things without her when, thanks to another of Timmy's wishes, cockroaches gain intelligence and start taking over the world. January 10, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Odd Jobs": Timmy wishes that his dad could have cooler jobs. Unfortunately, he gets badly injured racing and wrestling and takes up a job as an astronaut that may take him years to return from. January 28, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Movie Magic": Timmy tries to make a movie to impress Trixie at a film festival. When nobody likes the low-budget home movie he made with his friends, he goes back in time to get real footage, but he risks hurting his friends after they were excluded in the new movie. January 28, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Abra-Catastrophe!": It's Timmy's one-year anniversary of keeping his godparents a secret, and he gets a Fairy-versary muffin, which will allow him to make one rule-free wish. Unfortunately, it keeps getting into the wrong hands - first a test monkey, who wishes for primates to be the dominant species on Earth - then all catastrophe breaks loose when the muffin ends up in the hands of Crocker, who wishes to capture a fairy, and with his newfound magic, becomes dictator of the world. July 12, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Sleepover and Over": Timmy invites Chester and AJ to his treehouse for a sleepover, but when the two get into a fight over whose costume is better, they leave and hold their own sleepovers, which they both want Timmy to attend or they won't be his friend anymore. So Timmy poofs himself back and forth between the two sleepovers, but when both sleepovers end up being lame (as Chester only has a radio and AJ's parents set up parental blocks), Timmy devises a plan to get his friends to stop feuding. Meanwhile, Cosmo starts to befriend random animals he sees and names them after Jimmy Neutron characters, but they are all killed quickly. May 17, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Mother Nature": Tired of being ignored by her husband and son, Mrs. Turner decides to become Channel 6's new weatherman, and Timmy, not wanting her to get run out of town by an angry mob for getting the weather wrong like the weathermen before her, wishes for her every forecast to come true. The wish works, but Timmy's mother still has it in for the male Turners for ignoring her. And while she and Timmy manage to talk things out, she makes a rather crazy prediction in an attempt to get fired that puts Dimmsdale in danger. May 17, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "The Crimson Chin Meets Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad!": Timmy accidentally releases the Nega-Chin, the Crimson Chin's evil counterpart, into Dimmsdale, and is tricked into lending Cosmo and Wanda to him, thus allowing him to wish himself immune to Timmy's magic. He must recruit the real Chin and his superhero parents to stop him. May 9, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Engine Blocked": Timmy is jealous of his dad's Mid-Life Crisis Car, so he wishes he could be the car. Meanwhile, Vicky is trying to retrieve the car so she can sell it to Doug Dimmadome for $10,000. May 9, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Most Wanted Wish": Not wanting to be ignored anymore, Timmy wishes to be the most wanted person in the world. But this causes him to be wanted by every fairy in the world, forcing them to fight in a cage match to win him. May 2, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "This is Your Wish": Mama Cosma returns and she wants her son to come back home, so she puts him on a game show and tries to convince the audience that he should be taken away from Timmy and Wanda. The latter two must try to convince Fairy World that Cosmo should stay. May 2, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Beddy Bye": Tired of sleeping through the cool stuff that happens at night, Timmy wishes for everyone to go without sleep, which causes problems for the Sandman (voice of Jackie Mason), and eventually, causes everyone to become extremely tired. May 23, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "The Grass Is Greener": Timmy thinks his parents don't appreciate him, so he runs away from home and ends up at a carnival, where his impressive skills lead the jealous carnies to try and run him out of town. May 23, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker!": March 15th is the day Mr. Crocker unleashes his worst cruelties on his students, so Timmy goes back in time to find out what made him the way is today. When he reaches Crocker's childhood, he uncovers both a shocking secret and a chance to save the innocent boy from back then— or not. June 27, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Kung Timmy": Francis winds up gaining possession of the Turner's property after Mr. Turner's ill-attempted failure at defending his son, so, with the magic of his godparents by his side, Timmy must fight him in a Kung Fu match to get his family's stuff back. However, he can only fight in self defense, which makes him powerless until Tootie gets in Francis’s way. November 11, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Which Witch is Which?": AJ and Timmy fight over whether Alden Bitterroot or Dale Dimm is the true hero of Dimmsdale, since they are building a parade float for Dimmsdale's Founder's Day celebration. Timmy decides to go back in time to find out once and for all, discovering Bitterroot to be a colonial version of Mr. Crocker who hunts witches and Dimm to be an idiot. November 11, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Pipe Down!": A mostly No-Dialogue Episode in which Timmy wishes for quiet after noise causes him to break his Eiffel tower model. When a meteor threatens to hit Dimmsdale, Timmy must find a way to wish the sound back. September 26, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "The Big Scoop!": In this Perspective Flip of "A Wish Too Far," Chester and A.J. are on the school news team and investigate how and why Timmy Turner is suddenly rich and popular. September 26, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Crime Wave": Timmy doesn't want to read last month's issue of the Crimson Chin comic book during his bathtime, so he wishes to go to the comics store to get the current issue... but Cosmo and Wanda forget to put his clothes back on him, so he has to make his way home without anyone seeing him. Meanwhile, since Timmy left the old comic book on the side of the tub, the villainess of the comic gets more power from the bathwater, and the Crimson Chin has to stop her before she destroys the comic book. October 10, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Odd Ball": Having broken his V-Cube gaming console, Timmy joins Dimmsdale's local winless basketball team, the Ball Hogs, to get some money to buy a new one (as his dad would be suspicious if he wished it fixed), and gives them a lesson in sharing. Timmy must help them win the season or else they’ll be relocated to Alaska. October 10, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Where's Wanda?": Wanda goes missing, and so Timmy, in a Film Noir parody, tries to find out where she is. October 18, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Imaginary Gary": Timmy wishes that Gary, his old imaginary friend, could be real, but as it turns out, Gary isn't all that nice and wants revenge on Timmy for having abandoned him, and to make matters worse he is allowed to make wishes too. October 18, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Chip Off the Old Chip": Timmy wishes to switch voices with Chip Skylark to get the lead in a play, but it causes problems for both of them when Chip’s career plummets with Timmy’s voice. To make matters worse, only Timmy's voice (currently with Chip) can wish everything back to normal. November 21, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Snow Bound": While up in a ski resort, Timmy and Vicky get snowed inside a cave and start to grow closer. Meanwhile, Timmy's dad tries to rescue his wife from "the Abominable Snowman". November 21, 2003 (produced in 2002)

    Season Four (November 7, 2003 - June 10, 2005, produced 2002 - 2003) 

  • "Miss Dimmsdale": Several ladies (and Timmy's dad) are participating in the Miss Dimmsdale pageant, where the winner gets to be mayor for a day. Vicky happens to be one of the contestants, and she'll do anything to win, so Timmy and his fairies try to stop her. November 7, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Mind Over Magic": Mr. Crocker has been springing pop quizzes on his students as of late, so Timmy wishes for the power to read minds so he knows when they're coming. Crocker eventually catches wind of this and builds a helmet to block him from reading his mind, and throws a fake birthday party in hopes of catching him. November 7, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Shelf Life": Timmy wishes Tom Sawyer out of his book to help him with his book report, but Tom is less than willing to comply. He chases Tom, who stole Cosmo and Wanda’s wands, through several other classic books to stop him from reaching a physics book. September 10, 2004 (produced in 2002)
  • "Hard Copy": Timmy wishes for a magic copier to make magazine pictures real, but he accidentally unleashes Dark Laser, a powerful supervillain, on the world. November 14, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Parent Hoods": On a trip to Canada, Timmy's parents get mistaken for two criminals who look similar to them. November 14, 2003 (produced in 2002)
  • "Lights... Camera... Adam!": Adam West is starring in the new Crimson Chin movie, but the mysterious director keeps making weird changes to the script. June 1, 2004 (produced in 2002)
  • "A Bad Case of Diary-Uh!": Timmy gets ahold of Vicky's diary and uses the information inside to torment her in front of a foreign exchange student she has a crush on. When Vicky is replaced as Timmy's babysitter by actual demons, he has to find a way to get Vicky back. June 1, 2004 (produced in 2002)
  • "The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour": When Timmy Turner enters Jimmy Neutron’s lab as a result of wishing himself into the best lab in the Universe he and Jimmy inadvertently trade places. Timmy develops a romantic relationship with Jimmy’s rival Cindy and must save Retroville from a video game-controlled Goddard. While Jimmy struggles to return to his dimension, he finds himself having to save Fairy World from Crocker. First crossover with The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius. May 7, 2004 (Produced in 2003)
  • "Baby Face": To avoid getting beaten up by Francis at Flappy Bob's Learnatorium, Timmy wishes to be a baby so he could hide with the other babies, but he is unable to wish himself back to normal as he can’t talk. March 19, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Mr. Right!": Timmy wishes he was always right about everything. However, when he accidentally denies that he has fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda disappear, and so Timmy has to find a way to get them back without officially blowing the secrets. March 19, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Vicky Loses Her Icky": Timmy wishes for Vicky to be nice, but it turns out that she was mean due to an evil bug, and the bug can now escape and go on to turn others mean. Since the president of the United States is coming to visit Dimmsdale (and is bringing a blow-up-the-world button with him), Timmy has to stop the bug before it can get to him. February 20, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Pixies Inc.": The Pixies (magical creatures who are boring businesspeople) buy out Fairy World, and Timmy challenges HP, their leader, to a game of miniature golf to get it back for the fairies, but if Timmy loses, Cosmo and Wanda will go away forever. February 20, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Odd Couple": Timmy thinks Vicky would be nicer if she had a boyfriend, so he wishes one up for her. However, the new boyfriend, Ricky, is just as much of a jerk to Timmy as Vicky is. Timmy finds out that Ricky is only interested in Vicky’s money, and must find him a richer girlfriend for him to dump Vicky for. June 14, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Class Clown": Timmy wishes he was the funniest person on Earth, but when he tries to warn that a dangerous plant is going to eat Trixie at 12 midnight, no one takes him seriously. June 14, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "The Big Superhero Wish!": After several everyday heroes fail to help Timmy get out of predicaments, he wishes for the world to be like a comic book, and everything is fun at first when he and his friends become superheroes. However, some of Timmy's adversaries have become supervillains, and Timmy and his friends soon find themselves without their powers while the supervillains keep theirs. Timmy learns to appreciate everyday superheroes (like firefighters and janitors) as they all try to stop the villains. January 19, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Power Pals!": Timmy has a falling-out with his friends after mistreating them, so he wishes for a new set of friends. The friends (who are superheroes) start treating him like their maid, causing Timmy to feel guilty about mistreating his previous friends...but now, the superheroes think Timmy's other friends are out to cause chaos, so Timmy has to mend fences with the others to stop the heroes. May 18, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Emotion Commotion!": After a bad day, Timmy wishes to no longer have emotions, and his new lack of fear impresses a secret agent, who sends him on a mission. But right before he can complete it, Cosmo decides to give him his emotions back. May 18, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Fairy Friends & Neighbors!": Timmy is sick of being dragged into his parents' activities, so he wishes they could have some new friends. This leads to Cosmo and Wanda disguising themselves as new friends for the parents, and they start going out to do things all the time, which means Vicky gets to watch Timmy all the time. November 27, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Just the Two of Us!": Timmy wishes he and his crush, Trixie Tang, were the only two people left on Earth, and soon discovers that, without any other boy to fawn over her, she becomes a bit clingy and deranged. November 27, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Who's Your Daddy?": Since Timmy's dad can't come with him to the Squirrel Scouts' father-son competition, Timmy tries to find a replacement dad. However, AJ’s dad only uses virtual reality to camp, Chester’s dad feeds him possums, and Sanjay’s stepdad is a tough drill sergeant. Meanwhile, Cosmo recalls his past as a member of the Fairy Scouts. June 18, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Home Wrecker": Vicky has been messing up the Turners' house and blaming it on Timmy, so when she babysits Timmy at her house, Timmy decides to get his revenge. Meanwhile, Tootie finds Cosmo and Wanda’s wands that they dropped and Timmy must get them out of her hands before his parents come to pick him up. June 18, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "New Squid in Town": Mark moves to Dimmsdale to avoid getting married to Mandie (pronounced "Man-DIE"), a psychotic warrior princess from another planet. November 27, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Wish Fixers": The Pixies make Timmy sign a contract that says if he has to go five days without making a bad wish or Cosmo and Wanda will be replaced by Pixies. It is later revealed the only acceptable wish was for the Pixies to take over Fairy World. November 27, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Truth or Cosmoquences": Cosmo is invited to a high school reunion, but, afraid of being picked on by his former bully, he lies about what he's done since high school, while Timmy tries to find a bathroom after drinking too much juice, but bathrooms in Fairy World don't have doors. February 15, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Beach Bummed!": Timmy wishes to be the strongest guy on the beach after Francis kicks sand in his face one too many times, but he keeps getting stronger every time something stronger than him got on the beach. Meanwhile, Cosmo and Wanda are kidnapped by Mr. Bickles, who wants to cook crabs for his new seafood restaurant. February 15, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Channel Chasers": After finding himself grounded from television, Timmy wishes for a magic remote that will transport him into the TV, allowing him to escape the harsh reality of his life and parents. Unfortunately, his carelessness leads to Vicky discovering the remote, and after finding out what the remote does, she plans to use it to reach the Dictator channel, so she will rule the world in the future. Timmy must now stop Vicky from reaching said channel, while escaping a mysterious masked man trying to track him down. July 23, 2004 (produced in 2003)
  • "Catman Meets the Crimson Chin": Catman wants to be a superhero again, so Timmy wishes him into the Crimson Chin's world, but when Catman upstages the Chin, Timmy must return the latter to his rightful position. January 17, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Genie Meanie Minie Mo": When Timmy releases a genie named Norm (voiced by Norm MacDonald) from his lamp, Norm offers to grant him three rule-free wishes. However, since Norm's a bit of a prankster, the wishes go wrong, and he traps Cosmo and Wanda in his lamp. Timmy must find a way to convince Norm to give him one more chance so he can get his fairies back. January 17, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "School's Out! The Musical": Summer vacation is finally here and Timmy and his friends run amuck the town celebrating, with the Pixies making the damage worse. When a clown named Flappy Bob offers to take the kids off of the parents' hands for the summer in his "Learnatorium", a boring, overprotective summer daycare, Timmy wishes kids in charge of the world. But Timmy soon learns that he played an unwitting pawn to HP's revenge plot 37 years in the making and must make things right. June 10, 2005 (produced in 2003)

    Season Five (July 2, 2004 - November 25, 2006, produced 2003 - 2005) 

  • "Nega-Timmy": When Timmy's parents start to get stricter with their parenting, Timmy wishes for himself to do the opposite of what they say, but the wish backfires when they tell him to be good, turning him into a sinister villain. February 14, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Love at First Height": Timmy wishes that he looks like a buff teenager to he can go on amusement park ride that he was too short for, but the trouble starts when Vicky falls for him, thinking he is Norwegian supermodel "Gah!". Meanwhile, Timmy’s parents are invited to an underground adults-only section of the park, and before long, Chester and AJ find themselves in the section too. February 14, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "You Doo": Timmy fools around with magical voodoo dolls, but needs to find a way to get Cosmo and Wanda over (as their dolls were torn apart) before a doll of himself gets destroyed. February 16, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Just Desserts!": Timmy wishes every food in the world was desserts and sweets, which at first gives everyone a sugar rush before turning them overweight (a bit of real-world satire), and sending the earth hurling towards the sun. Cosmo and Wanda are too weak to unwish it, so Timmy needs to find some healthy food fast. February 16, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Go Young, West Man!": Timmy learns that Catman never had a proper childhood and decides to wish him into a kid. Timmy and Catman go to have fun, but by doing so they are skipping school, and when Principal Waxelplax notices Timmy skipping, she sends Dimmsdale's local truancy officer, Shallowgrave, to retrieve him - and he's going to get him back dead or alive. May 9, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Birthday Wish!": Tootie is having a miserable birthday, so Timmy lends Cosmo and Wanda to her for the day. However, it may be hard for her to keep quiet about her new (temporary) godparents, risking Timmy losing his godparents forever. May 9, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Blondas Have More Fun!": Wanda switches places with Blonda, her twin sister. April 2, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Five Days of FLARG": Timmy helps Mark celebrate FLARG, a Yugopotamian holiday, only to find out the holiday involves destroying the host planet, and failing to do so would cause Mark to blow up. April 2, 2005 (produced in 2003)
  • "Timmy's 2D House of Horror": After Timmy accidentally destroys Vicky's house, her family is invited to stay at the Turners, and after being constantly treated like a dog, Timmy wishes for some special 3D glasses that could scare the family out of the house. May 10, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "It's a Wishful Life": In this infamous episode (with most fans saying this is the worst episode of the show and the crew apologizing for it being too mean-spirited), Timmy's good Samaritan kick gets him chastised for not following everything to the letter, so Timmy wishes he were never born — and Jorgen shows him a world where everyone benefits from Timmy not existing. May 10, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Escape from Unwish Island": Timmy's unwished wishes seek revenge on him and kidnap his friends and family. May 11, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "The Gland Plan": Cosmo's Fagiggly Gland (the gland that controls transformations in fairies) isn't working, so he needs to get a transplant from Anti-Cosmo, but Jorgen refuses to let Anti-Cosmo out of his cell. May 11, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Back to the Norm": Mr. Crocker receives Norm's magic lamp as a present, and the two scheme to ruin Timmy's day, but Crocker's overly complex schemes constantly backfire. February 17, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Teeth for Two": Timmy is losing his front teeth, and Jorgen hopes to use them to propose to the Tooth Fairy. After the Tooth Fairy rejects Jorgen for trying to pull Timmy’s teeth himself, he goes into a deep depression and forces Cosmo and Wanda to keep him company. February 17, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Hassle in the Castle": Timmy wants to know what the inside of Cosmo and Wanda's fishbowl castle is like, but accidentally lets out portraits of several mischievous godchildren of the past (including a girl who started World War I) who try to get their revenge for being abandoned. May 12, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Remy Rides Again": Remy Buxaplenty returns to Dimmsdale and to Timmy's surprise, befriends Timmy. But what Timmy doesn't know is that Remy remembers everything that happened during "Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary", and his befriending of Timmy is actually a plan to get him to lose his godparents. As it turns out, Jorgen was getting sick of Juandissimo's cooking, so he gave him back to Remy. May 12, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Talkin' Trash": Timmy tries to wish his house's trash away, but as it turns out, all trash-related wishes have to be handled by Big Daddy, a fairy mob boss (who is also Wanda's father), or it will cause magic to malfunction around the house. When Timmy tries to give Big Daddy orders, he refuses to do the job, so they must convince Big Daddy to clean the trash. May 13, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Timmy TV": Timmy becomes the star of a reality show popular in fairy world, but ratings executives are trying to meddle in his life. May 13, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "The Masked Magician": Mr. Bickles is putting on a horrible show at the Turner's house, so Timmy wishes himself into a magician to put on a real magic show. After saving Trixie, Timmy's new masked magician identity becomes a superhero. But Mr. Bickles is jealous of this new magician Timmy and is determined to destroy Timmy. February 18, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "The Big Bash": Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda are invited to Cupid's party, and they compete with Remy and Juandissimo in a scavenger hunt. After realizing they were both conned by Cupid, Timmy and Remy form a truce. Meanwhile, Cosmo and Juandissimo make a bet, in which Wanda's marriage is on the line. February 18, 2005 (produced in 2004)
  • "Crash Nebula": This is an episode of the Show Within a Show Crash Nebula, telling the origin story of the titular hero. Meanwhile, in the framing device, Timmy is trying to watch this episode, but he has to explain what the show's about to Cosmo and Wanda. July 2, 2004
  • "Mooooving Day": The Turners move to a new neighborhood, and Timmy soon finds that there's something very strange about the Dimmadome Farms milk that everybody's drinking. October 3, 2005
  • "Big Wanda": When Big Daddy goes missing, Wanda temporarily takes over his company. October 3, 2005
  • "Oh, Brother!": Timmy wishes to have an older brother, but his new brother, Tommy, is loved by everyone, leaving Timmy in the dust and possibly headed to a foreign boarding school. And because Tootie is now in love with Tommy, he can’t be wished away. Timmy has to make Tootie fall in love with him again. October 4, 2005
  • "What's the Difference?": To help Mark hide from Princess Mandie, Timmy wishes that everything in the school would be jumbled up like in a puzzle book, but unfortunately, that included Cosmo and Wanda’s wands. October 4, 2005
  • "Smart Attack": Timmy wishes that his dad would be a genius, but soon afterwards, Timmy's dad stops caring about him and decides to dissect Cosmo and Wanda as goldfish. October 5, 2005
  • "Operation F.U.N.": Timmy and his friends are disappointed that they have to return to school after a wonderful spring break. Remy arrives and tells them about "F.U.N. Academy.", a school with "no parents, no alarm clocks, fun games and unbelievable food." Timmy wishes for scholarships to the academy for him and his friends, but when he's dropped off, he learns that Remy has tricked him yet again. F.U.N. Academy is actually a military school for troublemakers! Worse, Timmy's drill sergeant is Shallowgrave ("Go Young, West Man!"), who lost his job because of a certain "pink-hatted punk." October 5, 2005
  • "Something's Fishy!": At the beach, Timmy is disappointed by his cheap snorkeling gear, so he wishes to have fish powers to explore the ocean. Timmy and his fairies end up finding Atlantis, where everyone there seems to have a grudge against Cosmo for some reason. October 6, 2005
  • "Presto Change-O": Timmy wishes for a body-swapping joy buzzer, which soon ends up in the wrong hands. October 6, 2005
  • "The Good Old Days!": Timmy gets babysat by his grandfather, who opens him up to the world of the violent theatrical cartoon shorts he grew up on — and Timmy wishes that their life was like a black-and-white cartoon from the 1930s. October 7, 2005
  • "Future Lost": After finding an old sci-fi comic in the attic, Timmy wishes his life took place in the future, complete with robots, automated houses, and jetpacks. The robots eventually turn evil, including Cosmo and Wanda. October 7, 2005
  • "The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide": When Timmy returns to Retroville, he and Jimmy become rivals for Cindy’s affections while Professor Finbarr Calamitous and Anti-Cosmo form a Villain Team-Up. Second crossover with Jimmy Neutron. January 16, 2006 (Produced in 2005)
  • "Timmy the Barbarian!": Jorgen tells Binky the fairy (the fairy who always gets beaten up or left to take the blame for something Cosmo and/or Wanda did) the story of Timmy the Barbarian, and Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda are forced to live out the story in real life. November 25, 2006 (produced in 2005)
  • "No Substitute for Crazy!": After Crocker is injured, Timmy's class gets a substitute who is a better teacher than Crocker ever was — until Timmy finds out that the substitute is a fairy hunter and out to look for kids with fairy godparents. November 25, 2006 (produced in 2005)
  • "Fairy Idol": Norm the Genie sets up an elaborate plan to upgrade from genie to fairy - by becoming Chester McBadbat's genie, Chester wishes to spend more time with Timmy. Norm then uses a selfish, unappreciative clone of Timmy to trick Cosmo and Wanda into quitting being his godparents. Because his godparents quit, Jorgen Von Strangle comes to erase Timmy's memory, but unbeknownst to him, he erases the memory of the clone. Using a portal to Fairy World Crocker recently constructed, Timmy ventures into Fairy World, where he discovers that because Cosmo and Wanda quit, a singing competition is being held to determine who will replace them. May 19, 2006
  • "The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators": After teaming up to defeat their common enemies, Jimmy and Timmy get bored with how easily defeated their villains have become and then decide to create their own villain. Literally. Final crossover with Jimmy Neutron. July 21, 2006

    Season Six (February 18, 2008 – August 12, 2009) 
  • "Fairly OddBaby": Cosmo and Wanda have a baby boy named Poof, who possess large amounts of magic. It's up to Timmy, his fairies, and Jorgen to keep Poof safe from the Anti-Fairies and the Pixies.
  • "Mission Responsible": Timmy babysits for Poof while Cosmo and Wanda go on a date. However, Timmy loses track of Poof, and has to find him before he falls into Dark Laser's clutches.
  • "Hairicane": Tired of his dad's terrible "haircuts," Timmy wishes for indestructible hair that soon develops a mind of its own and goes haywire.
  • "Open Wide and Say Aaagh!": Timmy has to get a tonsilectomy, and Vicky is determined to make his operation the worst ever.
  • "Odd Pirates": Timmy wants to see the Dimmsdale Pirates baseball team, but Poof grants the wish and mistakenly puts him in the clutches of a group of real pirates.
  • "The Fairly Oddlympics": The Fairies, Pixies, and Anti-Fairies participate in Olympic games.
  • "Odd Squad": Timmy, Wanda, and Poof use Cosmo as their Cool Car and do detective work to find the missing Mama Cosma in Fairy World.
  • "For Emergencies Only": Timmy convinces Cosmo and Wanda to give him his own magic wand with ten wishes on it, but he uses them recklessly.
  • "Cheese and Crockers": On a half day of school, Timmy wishes for a machine that can fuse two halves of different objects (including himself). Not soon after the wish, Crocker with cheese in hand, finds the machine, and finds himself with cheese-based superpowers, which he uses to capture Timmy's Fairies. Timmy must now battle Crocker by fusing himself with all sorts of everyday objects, such as a rocket, a pogo stick, a drum kit, moldy lasagna, and Hank the Home Security Rhino.
  • "Land Before Timmy": Frustrated with the inconveniences, glitches and stupidity of modern technology, Timmy wishes Dimmsdale back to the Stone Age. However, when the town comes under danger of lava from four volcanos erupting, and with the lack of modern technology and Cosmo and Wanda's wands being deprived of power, Timmy must find a way to power the wands and bring Dimmsdale back to the present before it is swamped by lava.
  • "Merry Wishmas": When the kids in Dimmsdale are upset by disappointing Christmas gifts, Timmy invents "Wishmas", a holiday where every kid gets a free wish coupon. The resulting popularity of the holiday drives Santa out of business, so he and his elves crash at the Turners' house until Timmy can make Christmas popular again.
  • "King Chang": Mark is forcibly married to Mandie, making her queen. Meanwhile, the real King of Yugopotamia acts as Timmy back home.
  • "The End of Universe-ity": Dark Laser attempts to win Timmy over to his side by letting him try on a suit that gives him rule-free, dark powers. After taking advantage of them for a day, Timmy is conflicted over whether to join Dark Laser.
  • "Sooper Poof": Timmy's parents find Poof and believe he is a superhero baby. Since he can't be wished back to Cosmo and Wanda because Timmy's parents are "truly in love", Timmy wishes up situations that will make them willingly want to give Poof up.
  • "Wishing Well": Jorgen, feeling that Timmy has become too obsessed over wishing, sentences him to a rehab camp where he has to face his fears and do tasks without wishes.
  • "Wishy Washy": Timmy has to wash his dad's old car, and Cosmo and Wanda are exhausted from taking care of Poof. Timmy wishes for a car wash that makes whatever goes through it 40 years younger, restoring the car and making Cosmo and Wanda into moody teenagers.
  • "Poof's Playdate": Poof doesn't have any playmates his age. Timmy hosts a party and turns the fairy guests into babies, but has to keep them hidden from his parents.
  • "Vicky Gets Fired": Timmy gets Vicky fired as her babysitter, when she suddenly quits her babysitting job and attempts to take over Dimmsdale and wage war on Earth.
  • "Chindred Spirits": After being disappointed with the latest issues of the Crimson Chin and seeing that the hero is depressed because he has no love in his life, Timmy wishes up for a female superhero to meet the Chin's needs, called Golden Locks. However, the comics get too focused on romance and Timmy wishes to break the new superhero couple apart by turning Golden Locks into an evil supervillainess, Hair Razor.
  • "9 Lives!": Tired of Catman's superhero antics, Timmy tells him that he's on his last life. Catman seeks out a safe job to do.
  • "Dread 'n' Breakfast": After Mr. Turner quits his job to sell sock monkeys, Mrs. Turner turns the house into a bed-and-breakfast to earn some money. The first guests? Dark Laser, Crocker, and Tootie!
  • "Birthday Bashed!": It's Timmy's birthday, but he learns that each year he gets older he's closer to losing his fairies.
  • "Momnipresent": Timmy is setting up a magic party, but he's supposed to be doing errands with his mom at the same time, and she always tracks him down.
  • "Wishology: The Big Beginning"
  • "Wishology: The Exciting Middle Part"
  • "Wishology: The Final Ending"

    Season Seven (July 6, 2009 - August 5, 2012, produced 2009-2010) 
  • "Anti-Poof": Poof engages in battle with his newly-born anti-fairy, Foop.
  • "Add-a-Dad": Timmy wishes for a ton of dads when his original dad is too busy to be with him.
  • "Squirrely Puffs": The Squirrely Scouts, led by Timmy's dad, and the Cream Puffs, led by Timmy's mom, have a competition to see who can climb a mountain the fastest.
  • "Mice Capades": Poof turns Vicky and Timmy into the main characters from Sleazy and Cheezy (a parody of Tom and Jerry).
  • "Formula for Disaster": When Timmy's parents sign Crocker's military school slip, which will send Timmy to Crocker's military school, Timmy must find a way to get the slip back, while Cosmo & Wanda attempt to get a restless Poof to drink his sleep-inducing formula.
  • "Bad Heir Day": Crocker finds Poof and raises him as his heir.
  • "Freaks and Greeks": Timmy's upset when his parents don't let him go to a toga party, so he wishes to party at Mt. Olympus. When he accidentally destroys the mountain, the Olympians throw a destructive party at his place.
  • "Fly Boy": On the night of the big TV premiere of I Was a Teenage Blowfly, Timmy and Poof are banned from seeing the movie, so Timmy wishes he were a fly. But Poof ends up switching Timmy's head with a fly's, like in the movie.
  • "Temporary Fairy": Timmy is tired of his fairies' lame and un-extreme wishes so he requests a temporary fairy. His temporary fairy is Jorgen Von Strangle, who is more than happy to take on Timmy's extreme wishes, but they start to get too extreme for Timmy.
  • "Crocker Shocker": Crocker is hypnotized into no longer believing in fairies. But that's bad news for Fairy World, as it was his belief in fairies that powered their magic. If Timmy and his fairies don't find a way to get Crocker to believe in fairies again, Fairy World will fall into a giant bucket of acid!
  • "Super Zero": Cosmo becomes a rather incompetent superhero.
  • "Dadbra-Cadabra": Timmy wishes his father was a professional magician, and Crocker thinks Timmy's dad is a fairy godparent.
  • "Timmy Turnip": Unable to take his maternal grandparent's weird version of Thanksgiving (called "Yaksgiving"), Timmy wishes they never came to America. However, this causes him to end up in their native country, Ustinkistan, with no magic to help him, as all wishes in Ustinkistan have to be turnip-related.
  • "One Man Banned": Upset with not being accepted into the school band, Timmy wishes to be a talented musician. However, he lets the fame go to his head.
  • "Frenemy Mine": When Timmy saves Vicky from being run over by a steamroller, Vicky is struck by his generosity and befriends him. But by doing she prevents Timmy from going near anyone else.
  • "Chicken Poofs": Poof has got the Chicken Poofs, a fairy childhood illness that turns the victim into a chicken. It's really contagious, so anyone Poof sneezes on turns into a chicken, too. Dr. Rip Studwell accidentally scares the fairy baby by making it look like he's about to give him a huge shot, causing him to drop the medicine. While Wanda and Dr. Studwell try to find a flower, Timmy and Cosmo must catch Poof.
  • "Stupid Cupid": Timmy steals Cupid's arrows, with an intent to shoot one at Trixie Tang and get her to fall in love with him. Cosmo is entrusted as the temporary Cupid, but he keeps messing up his aim and soon people are falling head over heels for all sorts of things! Cosmo does eventually get his aim right, and Trixie falls for Timmy. But Timmy must now also stop the weddings of Mrs. Turner/Crocker and Mr. Turner/his rosebush, who are all under the affects of Cupid's arrows.
  • "Double Oh Schnozmo!": Cosmo's Con Man brother, Schnozmo, comes to visit. Cosmo thinks he's a super spy and respects him, but is disappointed when the truth is revealed. Wanda and Timmy come up with a plan to make Cosmo respect his brother again.
  • "Planet Poof": Poof finds his way into the hands of an unappreciated Queen Jipjorrulac, who uses Poof's extreme cuteness to threaten her subjects into doing what she wants. Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda have to get Poof back.
  • "The Boss of Me": On Bring Your Kid to Work Day, Timmy visits a pencil company with his dad. He wishes for a pencil that never runs out of lead, leading the company's CEO to promote him, but now he has to fire everyone.
  • "He Poofs, He Scores": Timmy accidentally swallows a cereal-sized Poof, who stimulates his brain and makes him a better soccer player. He has to hide Poof's location from Wanda while racking up wins for his team.
  • "Playdate of Doom": Foop tricks Cosmo and Wanda into thinking he's rehabilitated and that he is ready for a playdate with Poof. From here, he plans to trick the baby's own parents into tossing him into playpen-disguised black hole that will warp Poof to another dimension by framing him for his misdeeds. Timmy is the only one who knows of Foop's true intentions, but he keeps getting dragged away by his parents who think he's a maid/ninja.
  • "Teacher's Pet": Timmy is jealous of A.J. being the teacher's pet to Crocker, so he wishes he were the teacher's pet. But Poof takes the term "teacher's pet" literally and turns Timmy into a guinea pig. Worse, when Crocker discovers him, he plans on using him for his experiment: a genetic hybrid of different animals, creating the ultimate Fairy-catching monster!
  • "Manic Mom-Day": Wanda switches the brains of Timmy and his mom so Timmy can see how hard it is to be a mother.
  • "Crocker of Gold": Crocker gives up fairy hunting to go after leprechauns.
  • "Beach Blanket Bozos": Timmy wishes his parents were the best surfers in the world, but because they're both equally good at surfing, they end up stuck trying to compete who's the best, resulting in a "wish limbo".
  • "Poltergeeks": Mr. and Mrs. Turner used to be ghost hunters, so Timmy has his fairies pretend to be ghosts to help them relive their past.
  • "Old Man and the C-": Mr. Turner reveals he dropped out in the 5th grade after being told he was too cool for school, and goes back to finish school.
  • "Balance of Flour": Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda have to keep Jorgen's nana's brownie recipe safe from the Anti-Fairies in order to win a bake-off.
  • "Food Fight": Timmy can't bear another one of his mom's horrible casseroles, so he wishes she was the best chef in the world. But after Mrs. Turner enters a cooking competition, the magic wears off.
  • "Please Don't Feed the Turners": Dark Laser traps the Turners in his space alien zoo.
  • "Take and Fake": Timmy steals Mark Chang's Fake-i-fier to change himself into a handsome prince so he can attend Trixie Tang's costume party, without knowing it's on shuffle mode, turning him into different monsters.
  • "Cosmo Rules": Jorgen comes down with the trick-ups (hiccups that cause cheesy magician-like trick magic), which prevent him from enforcing Da Rules. Only another relative of the Von Strangle family can enforce the Da Rules, and it turns out Jorgen's closest available relative is Cosmo. Timmy begins altering the rules himself so Cosmo will follow them.
  • "Lights Out": In the episode mostly seen By the Lights of Their Eyes, Timmy wishes for it to be dark for twelve hours, but prolonged exposure to the darkness turns Cosmo and Wanda into "scary fairies" that try to eat him.
  • "Dad Overboard": Mr. Turner gets the family stranded on a deserted island trying to find their vacation destination. Now they must leave the island quickly before a bomb blows up the whole island!
  • "Farm Pit": Mr. Turner quits his job and starts a farm instead, but when he can't grow anything, Timmy wishes his father's crops would grow huge, only to find himself doing all the work. Worse, his fairies are whisked away by a tornado to the "Magical Land" of Cleveland in a parody of The Wizard of Oz.
  • "Crock Talk": Crocker starts a webshow talking about various monsters that are roaming Dimmsdale. What he doesn't know that it was Timmy who wished them up, and because Mr. Turner is constantly calling Crocker every night, Crocker is given repetitive chances to film Timmy's fairies.
  • "Spellementary School": Poof is having his first day of Spellementary School, where he and Foop compete to be the most popular student in class.
  • "Operation Dinkleberg": Mr. Turner wants to prove once and for all that his neighbor Dinkleberg is evil, and enlists Timmy's help to spy on Dinkleberg.

    Season Eight (February 12 - December 29, 2011) 

  • "Love Triangle": Poof and Foop compete for the heart of Goldie Goldenglow, the newest student to Spellementary School, by trying to get the lead role in the upcoming school play, "Mr. Cookie's Happy Day."
  • "Timmy's Secret Wish!": After making his 1,000,000th wish, Timmy is taken to the Fairy Court, where he is being put on trial for being the worst godkid ever! If he loses, he will lose his fairies forever, and everything he ever wished for will be undone, including Poof! Timmy and his fairies explain why he's not guilty, and all goes well until it is discovered that Timmy committed the ultimate violation of Da Rules - making a secret wish!
  • "Invasion of the Dads": Timmy's dad clones from "Add-a-Dad" return and capture Timmy's mom, so Timmy, his real dad, and his fairies have to rescue her.
  • "When L.O.S.E.R.S. Attack": Timmy's foes (Crocker, Dark Laser, & Foop) form a team (League of Super Evil Revenge Seekers, or L.O.S.E.R.S. for short) in an attempt to annihilate Timmy. Worse, a Fairy-clipse is preventing his fairies from using their magic, meaning that Timmy has to outwit the L.O.S.E.R.S. himself.
  • "Meet the OddParents": Timmy's parents finally discover that Timmy has fairy godparents and begin using them to make their dreams come true. But Timmy must also keep Jorgen von Strangle from finding out about this, otherwise his fairies will be taken away from him forever.

    Season Nine (March 23, 2013 - March 28, 2015, produced 2013-2014) 

  • Fairly OddPet (March 23, 2013): Timmy adopts a fairy dog named Sparky, but when Sparky proves to be too much trouble, he debates whether or not to keep him.
  • Dinklescouts (April 14, 2013): Timmy wishes that Dinkleberg was his scout leader instead of Timmy's dad. When he realizes how upset his dad is, he has to get him to be the leader again.
  • I Dream of Cosmo (April 14, 2013): Cosmo traps himself in a lamp, and Timmy's dad thinks he's a genie. He uses Cosmo to make his wishes come true.
  • Turner & Pooch (May 4, 2013): Crocker realizes that Timmy has a fairy dog and captures Sparky, so Timmy has to get him back.
  • Dumbbell Curve (May 11, 2013): Timmy fails a test because he got a lower score than anyone else in the class. He wishes that everyone was dumber than him, but when they become too incompetent to stop a meteor heading towards town, he has to fix things before it's too late.
  • The Terrible Twosome (June 1, 2013): Poof is going through his Terrible Twos, causing him to rebel and try to destroy the world. Foop teams up with him, but he's going through his Terrific Twos, a phase that periodically causes him to act nice.
  • App Trap (June 8, 2013): Feeling left out, Timmy wishes up a cool new smartphone, which proceeds to ruin his friendships and take control of his life.
  • Force of Nature (June 15, 2013): Timmy is forced to clean up the park, but he wishes the animals would do it themselves. Overworked and tired of cleaning up his garbage, the animals soon form a rebellion.
  • Viral Vidiots (June 22, 2013): Timmy wishes that his mom was an Internet star. Her resulting videos make Crocker think she's a magical being and capture her.
  • Scary GodCouple (October 19, 2013): Foop gets assigned to Vicky as a godparent, but is intimidated by her and wants to escape.
  • Two and a Half Babies (July 25, 2014): Poof and Foop are paired for an Egg Sitting project. Foop breaks the egg and replaces it with an indestructible, evil one.
  • Anchor's Away (July 25, 2014): Thanks to Timmy's wild wishes that disappear before proof can be captured, Chet Ubetcha gets fired, and Timmy's dad takes over his job.
  • Finding Emo (July 9, 2014): Timmy wishes he was emo to impress his new Love Interest, Missy.
  • Dust Busters (July 9, 2014): Timmy's wishing has led a buildup of magical fairy dust, and he, Cosmo, Wanda, Poof, and Sparky have to clean up the machine that holds it before they can make more wishes. Meanwhile, Timmy's parents are enchanted by the dust, so Jorgen takes them to decontamination.
  • The Bored Identity (July 23, 2014): Timmy's dad is demotivated because of how boring his life is. Timmy wishes that his life was like an action movie, joining him in an intense spy thriller.
  • Country Clubbed (July 23, 2014): Remy's family hits Timmy's parents with their limo, and apologize through a free trip to the country club. Timmy finds that it's a plot to trick unsophisticated people and tries to get back at them. Meanwhile, Cosmo fights a gopher on the golf course, and Wanda switches minds with Sparky.
  • Dog Gone (July 28, 2014): Everything goes wrong when Timmy's dad invites his boss, Mr. Ed Leadly, for dinner. When Mr. Leadly is saved by Sparky, he takes a liking to the dog and wants to keep him. Timmy's dad refuses, and his boss makes work hard for him until he relents.
  • Turner Back Time (July 28, 2014): Timmy goes back in time and makes sure that his family was an early investor in railroads, making him rich in the present day. However, this means he no longer has the miserable life that granted him Cosmo and Wanda in the first place, and he has to put a stop to his new success once they get taken away.
  • Cosmonopoly (July 7, 2014): At a yard sale, Timmy and his fairies come across an old board game representing Cosmo's life. Timmy's dad gets trapped inside, so they go inside to save him. Meanwhile, Sparky has to stop Mrs. Turner from destroying the game in a woodchipper.
  • Hero Hound (July 7, 2014): Sparky is sad because people don't think he's brave, so Timmy stages situations where he looks like a hero and earns the public's appreciation.
  • A Boy and His Dog-Boy (July 8, 2014): Timmy wishes that Sparky was a human, so Jorgen forces Timmy to be Sparky's dog to balance things out.
  • Crock Blocked (July 8, 2014): Timmy and his dad have to fight off an invisible Crocker.
  • Weirdos on a Train (July 29, 2014): Crocker and Timmy's dad make a deal: Crocker gets rid of Dinkleberg while Mr. Turner captures Timmy's fish. Things get complicated when Dinkleberg saves Crocker and he refuses to uphold his end of the deal.
  • Tons of Timmys (July 29, 2014): The Dads from "Add-a-Dad" and "Invasion of the Dads" return to take Timmy to Take Your Kid to Work Day. Timmy wishes up clones of himself for each dad, but is stuck back on Earth with one of his alternate dads.
  • Let Sleeper Dogs Lie (July 14, 2014): An old home movie leads Crocker to recall that he had Sparky as a kid, and he takes advantage of this to catch Cosmo and Wanda.
  • Cat-Astrophe (July 14, 2014): Catman thinks Sparky is his old arch-nemesis.
  • Lame Ducks (July 30, 2014): Mr. Turner starts a neighborhood watch program to catch a burglar.
  • A Perfect Nightmare (July 30, 2014): Timmy wishes for the perfect family so they can win an award, but this renders them unable to do anything imperfect.
  • Love at First Bark (July 21, 2014): Sparky falls head over heels for Dinkleberg's new dog, but Mr. Turner won't let him near her. Timmy wishes that Dad would love the dog as much as Sparky does, and the two start competing.
  • Desperate without Housewives (July 21, 2014): Timmy wishes all women away for 24 hours to end his mom's constant nagging, leaving him, his dad, Crocker, and Cosmo to fend for themselves.
  • Jerk of All Trades (July 15, 2014): Timmy's violation of Da Rules gets Jorgen fired, so he has to help him get a new job.
  • Snack Attack (July 15, 2014): Crocker tries to order 1 million of Sparky's magic dog treats so he can make a wish.
  • Turning into Turner (July 16, 2014): Using Timmy's DNA, Crocker pretends to be Timmy from the future.
  • The Wand That Got Away (July 16, 2014): Cosmo loses his wand and Timmy and the gang must help find it.
  • Stage Fright (July 22, 2014): Vicky wants to be an actress, and forces Timmy to help her get a role.
  • Gone Flushin' (July 22, 2014): Timmy's dad flushes Timmy, Cosmo, Wanda, and Poof (all in fish form) down the toilet, so they have to navigate the sewers and find their wands.
  • Fairly Old Parent (March 28, 2015): Poof has enough magic to become a fairy godparent. Unfortunately, it's to Crocker's mother, and he is quickly overworked. Timmy and Wanda try to save him.
  • School of Crock (May 26, 2014): Crocker becomes a teacher at Spellementary School to capture the students' magic, while Poof begins to learn how to talk.
  • Dimmsdale Tales (July 18, 2014): The Squirrely Scouts tell scary stories around the campfire: Cosmo and Sparky think Wanda is a banshee and have to keep her out of the house, Timmy's dad boards a plane where everyone is Dinkleberg, and a teenage Cosmo and Wanda have their first date ruined by tales of a ghostly fisherman.
  • The Past and the Furious (July 11, 2014): To make up for missing Cosmo and Wanda's anniversary, Timmy lets them go back in time to visit their past godkids. However, he interacts with them and prevents them from inventing important milestones. In the present day, a supervillain catches Cosmo and Wanda, so Timmy, Sparky, and the past godkids team up to get them back.
  • The Fairy Beginning (March 28, 2015): Cosmo is in danger of losing his fairy godparent status because he apparently never graduated from the Fairy Academy, since someone took his final paper. Timmy and his fairies look through Cosmo's teenage memories to figure out who could have stolen it.
  • Fairly Odd Fairy Tales (August 1, 2014): Wanda tells Timmy, Poof, and Cosmo some fairy tales, with a twist: the stories of Cosmorella, The Three Little Fairies, and Snow Wanda and the Seven Fairies.
  • Man's Worst Friend (February 8, 2015): Foop switches Sparky with Anti-Sparky, and sets out to replace all the pets in Dimmsdale with their evil counterparts.

    Season Ten (January 15, 2016 - July 26, 2017 , produced 2015-2016) 
  • The Big Fairy Share Scare (January 15, 2016): Timmy learns he has to share his fairies with the new girl, Chloe Carmichael. Chloe's first wish is for everyone in Dimmsdale to share everything, and chaos ensues.
  • Whittle Me This! (January 22, 2016): Catman mistakes Chloe for his old crime-fighting partner, Catgirl. He mistakenly thinks that Timmy has been kidnapped and assembles a team to save him.
  • Mayor May Not (January 29, 2016): Timmy wishes his dad was mayor, but he gets tortured by the paparazzi and risks having his fairies discovered.
  • Girly Squirrely (February 5, 2016): Chloe joins Timmy's Squirrely Scout troop, and helps the troop get their first badge.
  • Birthday Battle (February 19, 2016): When Timmy and Chloe learn their birthdays are on the same day, they compete for the best party.
  • The Fair Bears (February 26, 2016): Chloe wishes her favorite cartoon characters, The Fair Bears (who parody the Care Bears) to life, and they brainwash Timmy and Wanda.
  • Return of the L.O.S.E.R.S. (June 14, 2017): Timmy's enemies learn that he is helpless without his fairies and try to destroy him while he's weak.
  • A Sash and a Rash (September 12, 2016): Chloe's striving to live up to her Person of the Year sash, and finds herself getting increasingly stressed. To help her calm down, Timmy wishes she was a slacker, but Dimmsdale begins falling apart.
  • Fish Out of Water (September 12, 2016): Timmy's dad wants to win a trophy by catching a giant fish. Chloe, who sees fishing as barbaric and protests the sport, wishes that the fish could fight back.
  • Animal Crockers (September 14, 2016): An animal that looks strangely like Crocker, called the Crockeroo, is endangered. Chloe wishes that there were more of them, and now they're taking over the town — and Crocker has become their king!
  • One Flu Over the Crocker's Nest: (September 14, 2016): A sick Cosmo sneezes on Mr. Crocker, and all sorts of strange things are happening to him now. Timmy, Chloe, and their fairies shrink down and go into Crocker's body to destroy the germs.
  • Booby Trapped (September 16, 2016): While at Chloe's house, Cosmo and Wanda are disguised as flightless booby birds. Chloe's parents think they're the real deal and return them to their natural habitat. Timmy and Chloe must venture through the rainforest in order to get them back, and save them from poacher Mr. Crocker.
  • Blue Angel (September 13, 2016): The Anti-Fairies are losing their power due to Chloe's goodness. Foop disguises himself as an elementary school girl to ruin Chloe's reputation and make her snap.
  • Marked Man (September 13, 2016): Chloe doesn't believe that aliens exist, until Timmy introduces her to Mark Chang. She convinces Mark to reveal his true form, but that leads to him being hunted down by the government.
  • Clark Laser (September 15, 2016): Timmy and Chloe save Dark Laser's beloved pet, Flipsie. Now Dark Laser is insistent on offering his unwanted help. Meanwhile, Crocker and Foop struggle with the L.O.S.E.R.S. breaking up.
  • Married to the Mom (September 15, 2016): Feeling that Crocker is in a bad mood because he is lonely, Timmy and Chloe create the perfect girlfriend for him.
  • Which is Wish (June 21, 2017): Timmy and Chloe wish to switch bodies, but each other's families turn out to be pretty insufferable. Worse, Cosmo lost his wand, so they risk being stuck like this.
  • Nuts & Dangerous (February 22, 2017): Timmy's dad wants to make a movie, but doesn't have any crew members. He takes in Catman's spec script, "Nuts and Dangerous", forcing Timmy into a chaotic role as the film's protagonist.
  • Fairy Con (June 28, 2017): Using Cosmo and Wanda's DNA, Crocker makes deformed fairies and sneaks into a fairy convention to sabotage it.
  • The Hungry Games (July 12, 2017): Chloe wishes herself into the dystopian world of her favorite movie, where everyone is left without food. Timmy, Chloe, and their fairies storm a castle to steal the food inside.
  • Spring Break-Up (February 1, 2017): Timmy and Chloe's families are spending spring break camping, but feuds drive the families apart. The two wish that their families would never be able to leave each other.
  • Dimmsdale Daze (June 21, 2017): Chloe wants to go to the Dimmsdale Daze carnival with Timmy, but her parents won't let her. She wishes she was a mother — and her parents are now her younger kids! — and learns just how hard parenting can be.
  • Cat n' Mouse (February 22, 2017): Catman's depressed because his girlfriend doesn't think he's a superhero, and he won't leave Timmy and Chloe alone. Timmy wishes Catman was a real superhero, but this also brings his enemy Mouse Man back into the picture.
  • Chip Off the Old Crock! (June 28, 2017): Mr. Crocker's nephew, Kevin, joins the class. Crocker wants him to be a fairy hunter and have Timmy and Chloe build a fairy-capturing machine. However, spending time with his new friends leaves Kevin conflicted about his uncle's plans.
  • Space Ca-Dad (July 19, 2017): The Squirrely Scouts head into uncharted territory: outer space, where everything on the trip seems to go wrong.
  • Summer Bummer (July 12, 2017): It's summer vacation, and while Timmy is having fun, Chloe is insistent on studying. Her "inner child" still wants to have fun, leaving her conflicted, and Timmy has to help her.
  • Hare Raiser (July 26, 2017): Chloe wishes that the class's "dangerous" pet hare was let free. It eats Cosmo and Wanda's wands, growing into a monster and forcing Timmy, Chloe, and Mr. Crocker to find a way to stop it.
  • The Kale Patch Caper (July 26, 2017): Chloe's collection of Kale Patch Kids is almost complete, except for one that Timmy's dad buys before her. She steals the toy from him, but is haunted by guilt and has to return it.
  • Dadlantis (February 8, 2017): Timmy and Chloe are paired to clean up the ocean for a project — and escape Mr. Turner's terrible bongo playing. But when he finds his way underwater as well, Timmy and Chloe have to save Atlantis from him.
  • Chloe Rules! (February 15, 2017): Timmy wishes Chloe was the school hall monitor to take a break from supervision, but regrets it when she takes the job a little too seriously.
  • Crockin' The House (January 25, 2017): Crocker has a night alone without his mother. Timmy and Chloe help him throw a party, which gets crashed by Foop and Dark Laser.
  • Tardy Sauce (February 15, 2017): Chloe wants to break her perfect attendance record. Timmy convinces her that school is canceled, and she reluctantly goes with him to get tacos — but is convinced that he's breaking her record out of jealousy.
  • Knitwits (February 8, 2017): Mr. Turner wants to go on a knighting cruise, but ends up on a knitting cruise for elderly people instead. There, Juandissimo returns and tries to marry Wanda, Catman fears that a ball of yarn is trying to steal his girlfriend, and Chloe wants to sing a song in front of an audience.
  • Dimmsdale's Got Talent? (June 14, 2017): Timmy is jealous about not getting into Mr. Bickles' talent show, and he's willing to do anything to prove that he's good enough.
  • Certifiable Super Sitter (January 18, 2017): Poof, Foop, and their classmate Sammy Sweetsparkle are home for spring break. Cosmo and Wanda are away at a restaurant, so Chloe babysits the three of them. But when Vicky shows up, she and Chloe battle over babysitting techniques.
  • Goldie-Crocks and the Three Bears (July 19, 2017): On a Squirrely Scouts trip, Timmy's reliance on Fancy Camping makes Chloe wish away Cosmo and Wanda's ability to use magic for a day. The scouts then come across Crocker and the Fair Bears acting out Goldilocks to be part of a play.
  • Fancy Schmancy (February 1, 2017): Timmy's family comes into wealth and is granted access to the Fancy Shmancy Country Club. Chloe's lower-class parents won't let her spend time with Timmy for their "friendiversary," leaving the two to find a way to bridge the gap.

    The Adventures of the Crimson Chin and Cleft, the Boy Chin Wonder (Webtoons) 
  • Webisode One: Timmy Turner decides to help the Crimson Chin defeat the Bronze Kneecap as Cleft.
  • The Collapsed Lung: Cleft and the Chin have to stop the Iron Lung from ruining the two hundredth anniversary of Chincinnati.
  • Concussion Repercussions: The duo have to stop the Copper Cranium from robbing a bank.
  • Arch Enemy: While taking a break, the Chintastic couple encounter the Gilded Arches.
  • Pain In the Brass: The Chin and Cleft are ready to battle against the Brass Knuckles in a boxing ring.
  • The Body of Evil: The Chin and Cleft see their greatest enemies team up for one last battle.

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