The best episode written by Butch Hartman is "Apartnership", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Butch Hartman". "Apartnership" aired on 4/20/2001 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Same Game".
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
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
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
Writer: Butch Hartman
Hoping for one last adventure with his Crimson Chin action figure, Timmy wishes to be doll-sized.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
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
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
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
Writer: Butch Hartman
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
Writer: Butch Hartman
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
Writer: Butch Hartman
The building boom in Amity Park upsets Undergrowth, the ghost of all things plant-like and vegetative. The green-thinking ghost takes over the town, turning everyone into plants themselves. All except Sam, that is, whom he makes his Earth-loving queen. Unfortunately, Undergrowth brainwashes Sam and uses her to attack Danny! Danny, meanwhile, has been battling a nasty case of the chills that leaves him too weak to fight. Escaping from Undergrowth in the Ghost Zone, Danny turns to his cold-loving friend, Frostbite,who explains that Danny is developing a new power. Now, Danny must learn to master his new freezing skill so that he can make his way back to Amity Park and pull the town out of Undergrowth’s leafy clutches.
Director: Wincat Alcala
Writer: Butch Hartman
During his worst Halloween ever, Timmy wishes that everyone's Halloween costumes were real and scary.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
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
Writer: Butch Hartman
Johnny meets Suzy, who is talking about her show and tell project at school, on his way to the store to purchase some items for his mother. When he discovers that Suzy's teacher is hot, and that she likes heroes, he decided to become Suzy's next Show and Tell by becoming Bravo Man. He tries to impress the teacher by chasing after a criminal who robbed the bank.
Director: Rumen Petkov
Writer: Butch Hartman
Little Suzy tries to sell Johnny Girl Scout Cookies, but Johnny refuses.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
Johnny is in Ireland and reads about Barney Stone, a leprechaun who can grant wishes and he tries to track Barney down and he finally gives Johnny a wish.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
Johnny tries to join the Foreign Legion, but ends up at a game show where he has walk through the desert with a camel to go to fort in the desert.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
Johnny goes out with a girl named Fluffy who changes into a wolf on full moons and Johnny and Fluffy spend the whole night out to wait for the sunrise.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
As a prize for winning a contest, popular singer, Berry Vanderbolton would visit Bunny Bravo, and become her butler. Johnny uses this to his advantage by having Berry doing everything he wanted.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
Suzy got this new doll called Little Talky Tabitha and it talked to Johnny without its string being pulled and she threatened and did bad stuff to Johnny.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
Mrs Bravo is supposed to be home at 6:00 after shopping but at 6:01, she is not home! Johnny sets out to find her! He gains the help of the original Batman, Adam West! They follow a ridiculous trail of clues that lead them of course to jail!
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
When Timmy breaks his dad's sentimental, grade school trophy and gets punished, he wishes himself back in time to stop his dad (as a kid) from ever winning the dumb thing in the first place.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
Danny's new ghost powers are put to the test when the school cafeteria's all-vegetarian menu arouses the ire of the ghostly Lunch Lady, a 50-foot shambling pile of mystery meat who seeks revenge and a return to high-cholesterol diets. It's up to Danny to push her back in the fridge where she belongs.
Director: Butch Hartman
Writer: Butch Hartman
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
Writer: Butch Hartman
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
Skulker, a predatory ghost hunting legend who fancies himself a collector of all things rare and unique, has set his sights on Danny Phantom, the world's only half-ghost/half-human hybrid. The games begin, as good and evil ghosts face off.
Director: Wincat Alcala
Writer: Butch Hartman