The Best Episodes of The Fairly OddParents Season 3

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

Cosmo and Wanda create a magical website that gives Mr. Turner new jobs.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Scott Fellows

Timmy wants to impress Trixie Tang with a film, but Tad and Chad have produced their own big-budget film starring actual actors. Although Timmy knows he can't use his fairies to win the competition, there is nothing against Da Rules that says he can't film actual historical events as part of his movie.

Director: Butch Hartman, Wincat Alcala

Writer: Jack C. Thomas, Scott Fellows

Timmy learns from Cupid that Tootie is destined to be his special someone, but he doesn't want to waste his first kiss on Vicky's little sister instead of Trixie, so he creates an elaborate Valentine for Trixie consisting of dancers and a song. After Trixie rejects him yet again, Timmy decides to wish all girls to another part of the world before Tootie can get to him.

Director: Butch Hartman, Gary Conrad, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Scott Fellows

After every wimpy kid in the school was picked over him by Tad and Chad, and Trixie chose a rock over him as her lab partner, Timmy wishes that he was the most wanted kid on Earth.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Scott Fellows

Cosmo's overbearing mother, Mama Cosma, makes another attempt at prying him away from Wanda and Timmy by luring them onto a game show called "This is Your Wish" hosted by Billy Crystal Ball.

Director: Sarah Frost

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

Mr. Turner is going through mid-life crisis and impulsively buys a sports car from Vicky. Timmy wishes that he was car so he could spend time with his dad.

Director: Butch Hartman, Wincat Alcala

Writer: Jack C. Thomas

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

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

Mrs. Turner wins a contest that makes her the new weather-person of the local news, and Timmy wishes that everything she will predict would come true.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Jack C. Thomas, Scott Fellows

Being annoyed by his inability to stay up all night and thus missing night-time events, Timmy wishes for the world to have no sleep at all. He soon realizes that everyone needs sleep to function.

Director: Butch Hartman, Wincat Alcala

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

After overhearing an out of context conversation by his parents where they'd wish that they were more like Mr. Dinkleberg and without any children, Timmy gets upset and decides to fulfill their wish by running away from home.

Director: Ken Bruce, Butch Hartman

Writer: Steve Marmel, Jack C. Thomas, Spencer Green

March 15 is the day that every child fears - the day where Mr. Crocker is at his meanest, and the reason of his extreme unhappiness remain a mystery, so Timmy uses the Time Scooter to go back to Crocker's childhood to solve it. Timmy finds a shocking secret that involves Crocker and fairies.

Director: Gary Conrad, Wincat Alcala, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

After cute and cuddly creatures named "Gigglepies" invade and capture Yugopotamia, Mark Prince flees his planet to enlist the help of the "mighty Earth warrior" Timmy Turner in defeating the threat.

Director: Butch Hartman, Sarah Frost

Writer: Steve Marmel, Jack C. Thomas

It's summer time and all the parents are leaving their children under Vicky's slave care, so Timmy decides to use his treehouse as a radio station to broadcast a message to all the parents in Dimmsdale: To spend time with their kids in the summer.

Director: Gary Conrad

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

Chester and A.J. decide to dig up some dirt on their friend, who has inexplicably joined the popular clique after a sudden disappearance of his parents.

Director: Gary Conrad, Wincat Alcala

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

After failing to complete his block version of the Eiffel Tower and after getting yelled at several times, Timmy wishes that everything was completely silent, but problems arise when a meteor is heading for Earth and Timmy can't wish it gone!!!! Will Timmy save all sound?

Director: Sarah Frost

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

Timmy wants to get a new Crimson Chin comic while bathing, so he wishes himself there, but appears in the nude and must run all the way back home naked. Meanwhile, inside the comic book Timmy left behind, the Crimson Chin fights H20lga!

Director: Butch Hartman, Wincat Alcala

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

After Timmy's V-Cube burns out due to him selfishly overplaying it, his parents refuse to buy him a new one and Timmy is forced to get a job by playing on the local basketball team, the Dimmsdale Ballhogs.

Director: Sarah Frost

Writer: Jack C. Thomas, Scott Fellows, Jim Hecht

After Timmy wins a student motion picture fair at his school in a stunning upset with his goldfish costumed as Jaws, Wanda mysteriously disappears after a brief power outage, and it's up to Timmy and Cosmo to solve the mystery.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Jack C. Thomas

After his parents ignore him yet again, Timmy remembers his imaginary friend he made up in his youth, Gary, and decides to wish him real.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel

Timmy tries to keep Vicky from cheating in the Miss Dimmsdale beatuy contest.

Director: Sarah Frost

Writer: Scott Fellows

Timmy wishes that he could read minds.

Director: Gary Conrad

Writer: Jack C. Thomas

Francis beats up Timmy again, and after Mr. Turner tries to intervene, he gets beaten up too, resulting in the bully taking the Turner's own house and car. After briefly training in kung-fu, Timmy decides fight Francis.

Director: Gary Conrad, Wincat Alcala

Writer: Jack C. Thomas, Scott Fellows

Who really founded Dimmsdale? Timmy goes back in time to Colonial Dimmsdale to meet the legendary Dale Dimm, and almost gets burned at the stake in the process.

Director: Ken Bruce, Sarah Frost

Writer: Butch Hartman, Jack C. Thomas