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But it was mainly Blue's Clues |
The first episode used an entirely different logo, as shown at right |
The very first episode was in fact a short known as "The Fairly Odd Parents". The episode began with Mom and Dad leaving Timmy Turner with Vicky the Babysitter. She seems like a normal babysitter at first, but then proves to be cruel and abusive, making Timmy clean while she gets pizza, which she claims is a reward for Timmy. However, she also tells of her never-seen brother, who screams.
A face only a mother could love (until she grows up) |
The one that started it all. "It" being the decay of the series. |
And then the unthinkable happened: a movie. The film was named Abra-Catastrophe, and it's trailers impiled a Star Wars parody or a Spiderman parody. I was instantly hooked and wanted to watch the film. However, these parodies turned out to be a nightmare, and the real film was different. Timmy gets a muffin for hiding his fairies for 1 whole year. However, a monkey eats the muffin and builds his own city and regulates humans to the trees.Then, Crocker gets a bite, and takes over the entire planet. However, he loses the planet. Then, the second movie came out, entitled "Channel Chasers". It was actually about parodies, to be exact, Timmy and Vicky were trapped inside a TV, and visited parodies of such shows as Wheel of Fortune and Sesame Street, culminating with a Dragonball Z parody that I think is one of the best things in the series. Vicky planned to take over the world through this, and Timmy met a version of himself from the future.
Trunks and Cell... not quite (However, the actual DBZ is now on Nickelodeon) |

It was Poof, son of Cosmo and Wanda. Oddly, Cosmo bore the baby. After that, an odd sequence of events happened in his debut episode. Poof was kidnapped by everyone from Crocker to Dark Lazer, and eventually it came to one collision which is one of the greatest moments on the show. They were trapped in amoeba-like structures. Then, live-action clips of vehichle crashes played. It was the kiss of death for the show. The next season saw the unexplained disapearances of many characters, like Francis, Veronica, and others. Then, a movie trillogy came out, called Wishology. It was so awesome. It had the most dangerous villains Timmy ever faced: The Lead Elimiator and The Darkness. There was a lot of tension, That was the show's last spark of brilliance. Then came the announcement of another movie.The film would be live action. After Wishology, I was ULTRA-EXCITED for this movie. I thought it would be as epic as Wishology if not even more so, with an even more dangerous villain (or The Darkness coming back), actual death, Timmy picking a love, old characterizations returning, and seeing all my favorite characters as realistic CGI creatures.
Like a boss, Scooby Doo, like a boss. |
In the end, how much did we get of that? Nothing. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. The bad guy? A freaking land developer who wasn't cool at all. The only old villain back was Crocker, who was a complete joke and more of a minion. No one died except possibly Trixie and Binky. Timmy got in an anti-climactic relationship with Tootie. The CGI Oddparents didn't look realistic at all. The characters had even worse or almost no personality.
Is this a movie, or a PS2 game? |
And that was it. I was done with the show. It was awful now. Meanwhile Butch Hartman created another show, called TUFF Puppy. It was about a dog secret agent who fought criminals with the help of characters like his partner: Kitty Kattswell, who was injured all the time, in every episode. But no one really like it for Dudley Puppy's crazy antics. They watched it for miss Kitty.
By the way, Deviantart, this is the least modest thing she ever wore. |
However, the FOP kept running, and kept getting worse. They rpomised it would end, but it did not. It's like a zombie now. The writing has finnaly ran out of good ideas, almost half the cast is gone, and the jokes are horrid. But it keeps going. However, it has been bumped to a death slot. On the other hand, they are making another live action movie: A Fairly Odd Christmas. Oh, dear. That would be Johnny Test-level awful. Oh, I also watch Tuff Puppy, but only for Kitty Kattswel.
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