The Best Episodes of The Fairly OddParents

After Wanda gets mad at Cosmo on their umpteenth anniversary, Cosmo visits Fairy World. There, his mom, who has always hated Wanda, announces that she has found him two new girlfriends, Twinkle and Star. In order to get Cosmo back, Wanda must compete against Twinkle and Star in a game show hosted by Cupid, but Cosmo's mom will do anything to ensure that he doesn't go home with Wanda.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Timmy meets his favorite superhero, The Crimson Chin, but the discovery that he is fictional sends the hero into a deep depression. Timmy must now reverse this situation, and as a result, he gains the superhero alter-ego of Cleft the Boy Chin Wonder.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Steve Marmel

Timmy switches lives with Vicky's dog, but swiftly discovers that the dog actually has it just as badly as he does.

Director: Butch Hartman, Larry Leichliter

Writer: Steve Marmel

When Timmy feels sorry for the town's caged, prize goat, Chompy, and wishes he could be free, the goat disappears and Vicky gets blamed for goat-napping.

Director: Butch Hartman, Larry Leichliter

Writer: Steve Marmel

Timmy wishes for everyone in the world to be the same when an evil dentist won't give him his ball back. Problems inevitably ensue, and Timmy can't wish things back to normal as Cosmo and Wanda aren't able figure out who he is.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

After Timmy brings an extinct dinosaur to school, his crazy teacher suspects that he has Fairy GodParents, so he tells Timmy he wants to have a conference with his "parents." Since he has aspirations of "a new world order," he thinks that if he catches fairies, he can harness their power and rule the Earth. Timmy knows he can't explain to his real parents how he managed to come across an extinct dinosaur, so Cosmo and Wanda pose as his parents.

Director: Butch Hartman, Larry Leichliter

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Timmy is an stunt-boy in the Crimson Chin movie where he uncovers a plot to discredit the Chin.

Director: Gary Conrad, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Jack C. Thomas, Scott Fellows

While watching Crash Nebula, Timmy wishes for an alien to play with. So, Cosmo and Wanda take a real alien prince - Mark. His parents are furious and travel to Earth to blow it up. In the meantime, Mark has fallen in love with Vicky, and Timmy can't wish him away because GodParents can't interfere with true love. Timmy goes to Mark's parents and asks them to convince their son to forget about Vicky, but Timmy must first pass their toughest tests. Will he be able to fix this mess and save the Earth from destruction?

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Mike Bell

Timmy is writing a e-mail to Trixie, about the school dance, but Timmy's parents come in and make the e-mail all about love, and they send it! So Timmy transforms into computer data to try to retrieve the letter before it reaches Trixie.

Director: Butch Hartman, John Fountain, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Timmy accidentally wishes Nega-Chin out of a comic book and allows Cosmo and Wanda to grant his wishes.

Director: Ken Bruce, Butch Hartman

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

In another case of ""Be careful what you wish for,"" Timmy wishes the world was more like a Crimson Chin comic book, and Cosmo and Wanda turn him and all his friends into superheroes!

Director: Gary Conrad, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Tired of being a kid, Timmy wishes he could be older in order to go adult things, but his wish backfires when "Da Rules" states that now that he is an adult, Cosmo and Wanda can't grant him any wishes or turn him back into a kid until he is a kid or acts like a kid.

Director: Butch Hartman, Jaime Diaz

Writer: Steve Marmel

Wanda's father and Timmy must clean up magical garbage in Timmy's house.

Director: Sarah Frost

Writer: Jack C. Thomas

Crocker gets a hold of Poof and decides to groom him to be the heir to his "fame and fortune."

Director: Ken Bruce

Writer: Kevin Sullivan

Timmy tells Trixie Tang that he has a great gift for her, so he can be invited to her party. Obviously, he's lying. Later that day, Timmy and Cosmo start making of girls, and Wanda becomes so angry she turns Timmy into a girl. Timmy decides being a girl can help him/her figure out what Trixie would like for her birthday, so he/she goes off to the mall...but not without revenge on his godparents for turning him into a girl...he wishes Cosmo was a woman and Wanda was a man.

Director: Butch Hartman, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Timmy's friends, A.J. and Chester argue and break their friendship. When they each invite him to their respective sleepovers on the same night, to watch a Crash Nebula/Crimson Chin crossover special, this creates a problem for Timmy. How will he join both of them without being discovered? How will he reunite his friends?

Director: Ken Bruce, Butch Hartman

Writer: Steve Marmel, Jack C. Thomas, Scott Fellows

Vicky has kidnapped teen singing sensation Chip Skylark. A stadium full of screaming girls (and Mrs. Turner) are going to tear the town apart if he doesn't perform for them.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

For the annual Father-Son bike race, Timmy wishes up a bike that's unstoppable, unbreakable, and totally modern and cool: Super Bike. But the bike gets super jealous of Timmy's friends and hobbies.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Jack C. Thomas

Timmy, sick of his parents rushing to work and coming home late, tired, and never having any time for him, wishes that they had superpowers.

Director: Butch Hartman, John Fountain

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Now that Timmy's old enough, he doesn't have to be subjected to all the kiddie stuff at Flappy Bob's Happy Learnatorium anymore.

Director: Ken Bruce

Writer: Scott Fellows

When Timmy's parents go to a toga party, his fairies take him to one on Mount Olympus where he accidentily destroys it with a thunderbolt, so the gods move the party to his house.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Thomas Krajewski

When Poof watches too much of the violent classic "cat and mouse" cartoon, "Cheesy and Sleazy", he turns Timmy and Vicky into the characters from the show.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Ray DeLaurentis

Timmy wishes that he knew everything in the world so he can beat A-student A.J. at the Brain-A-Thon.

Director: Butch Hartman, John Fountain

Writer: Tracy Berna

Timmy's shot at the perfect attendance award is threatened by bully Francis. Timmy wishes to become invisible, but soon, everyone believes the school is haunted. That is, except Crocker, who knows that catching Timmy will be all the evidence he needs to prove the existence of Fairies.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Timmy goes to an amusement park in Friday the 13th and he figures that something is destroying the park, until Cosmo and Wanda give him special glasses to see the Anti-Fairies who are causing the problem.

Director: Butch Hartman, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel