The Best Episodes of The Fairly OddParents Season 2

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

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

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

Hoping for one last adventure with his Crimson Chin action figure, Timmy wishes to be doll-sized.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Thanks to all the stuff he's gotten from his fairies, Timmy's parents suspect that he's a shoplifter. On the same day, Cosmo and Wanda have an inspection day with Jorgen Von Strangle. Timmy must prove his innocence while his godparents prove their competence or they'll never see each other again.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Spencer Green

When Timmy asks his fairies to use their magic to make Chester the “best baseball player” ever, things go from bad, to great, to worse.

Director: Butch Hartman, John Fountain

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

When Timmy vaguely wishes that Vicky was a million, million miles from him, she ends up being brought to the War planet of Yugopatamia, and lands in the love-struck tentacles of Mark Chang, alien prince!

Director: Butch Hartman, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel, Jack C. Thomas

Timmy is angry with Vicky, as the babysitter always gets her way, so he wishes he could be her babysitter so he can get revenge. He eventually grows guilty, and things get worse when Cosmo and Wanda get reassigned to Vicky!

Director: Butch Hartman, Gary Conrad

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Jenny Nissenson

Timmy tries to beat Vicky at a skateboarding contest so he can become queen (eh, king) of the skate park.

Director: Butch Hartman

Writer: Tim O'Rourke

During his worst Halloween ever, Timmy wishes that everyone's Halloween costumes were real and scary.

Director: Butch Hartman, Gary Conrad, John Fountain

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

Timmy's mother is desperately trying to win the annual Dimmsdale Veg-Out, but her garden looks more like a barren desert. To help his mom, Timmy wishes that her garden was "full of life."

Director: Butch Hartman, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Spencer Green

Timmy wishes that his entire life was like an action movie, but things quickly turn to chaos when all of his loved ones are put in danger.

Director: Butch Hartman, John Fountain

Writer: Steve Marmel, Tracy Berna

Timmy thinks Cosmo and Wanda have it easy being godparents, and vice versa. To prove each other's points, Timmy becomes a fairy and Cosmo and Wanda become normal kids. But Timmy can't control his magic and has to undergo training from Jorgen von Strangle, and Cosmo and Wanda have a tough time dealing with Timmy's parents and school.

Director: Butch Hartman, Gary Conrad

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Tim O'Rourke

Tired of having strict parents, Timmy wishes for care-free parents.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Karin Gutman

After being ripped off by the Camelot Fair, Timmy wishes he was in the real Camelot, but Timmy's parents somehow come along with him and are about to be eaten by a dragon!

Director: Butch Hartman, Sarah Frost

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

Timmy becomes suspicious of a rich boy named Remy when he notices that he can be better than him in many situations. Timmy eventually learns that he has a fairy godparent.

Director: Butch Hartman, John Fountain

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

Timmy needs to raise money for tickets to see Crash Nebula on Ice, so he starts a lemonade stand. But his lemonade tastes terrible! That's when Cosmo, stupidly, puts his sweaty socks into a glass. Believe it or not, it makes the lemonade taste a lot better. But it also starts granting everyone's wishes!

Director: Butch Hartman, Sarah Frost

Writer: Jack C. Thomas

Timmy decides to run for Student Body President to capture the attention and affection of the lovely, popular Trixie Tang.

Director: Butch Hartman, Gary Conrad

Writer: Steve Marmel, Jack C. Thomas, Steven Banks

Timmy wishes the great American leaders into his treehouse talk show to finish his report, but because they have vanished from history, the United States reverts to being a British colony and Timmy must find a way to get them back.

Director: Butch Hartman, Gary Conrad

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

Timmy is pranked by his parents and fairies on Fourth of July. In retaliation, Timmy summons the April Fool, who does very dangerous pranks.

Director: Butch Hartman, Gary Conrad

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

Timmy is always stressed out at the end of the day, with being beat up by Francis, failing grades, and Vicky! So he decides to have a reset watch so he can turn back time and redo things. But when Vicky gets hold of the watch, who only knows what will happen next!

Director: Butch Hartman

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