| The Fairly OddParents | |
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| Season 5 | |
 DVD cover | |
| No. of episodes | 21 (37 segments) |
| Release | |
| Original network | Nickelodeon |
| Original release | July 2, 2004 – November 25, 2006 |
| Season chronology | |
The fifth season of The Fairly OddParents started on July 2, 2004. In this season, the show aired its seventh TV movie, Fairy Idol, and two Jimmy Timmy Power Hour movies. After "The Jerkinators", the series and Jimmy Neutron seem to end, but later in 2006, they aired episodes that chronologically come before the season finale. After the latter ended its run on November 25, 2006, The Fairly OddParents was sent on hiatus for 15 months, between November 2006 and February 2008. It was produced by Frederator Studios and Nickelodeon Animation Studio.
Season 5 was the last season to be distributed by Nelvana International and so is the last to air on Disney Channel and Jetix (depending on the country).
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Episodes
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Storyboard by | Original air date | Prod. code [1] | Viewers (millions) | ||||||||
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| 60 | 1 | "Nega-Timmy" | Gary Conrad | Story by : Dave Thomas Teleplay by : Scott Fellows & Jack Thomas | Dave Thomas & Butch Hartman | February 14, 2005 | FOP−221 | N/A | ||||||||
| "Love at First Height" | Ken Bruce | Joel Zimmer | Maureen Mascarina | FOP−222 | ||||||||||||
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Timmy wishes to do the opposite of what his parents tell him to do. It goes well at first, but when they tell him to be a good boy, he turns evil and attempts to destroy Dimmsdale. Note: The Bad Parent Hunter was based on the late crocodile hunter Steve Irwin. This segment was withdrawn from later broadcast after his death on September 4, 2006.[2]Timmy wishes he had the body of a sixteen-year-old to get on a roller coaster ride at Adrenaland (the dangerous amusement park first seen in "That Old Black Magic"). Vicky soon falls in love with him, thinking he's a Norwegian supermodel named Gah. | ||||||||||||||||
| 61 | 2 | "You Doo!" | Gary Conrad | Scott Fellows & Jack Thomas | Heather Martinez | February 16, 2005 | FOP−224 | N/A | ||||||||
| "Just Desserts!" | Sarah Frost | Scott Fellows | Tom King | FOP−223 | ||||||||||||
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Timmy wishes for magical "youdoo" (voodoo) dolls to control his enemies, friends, and family, but he runs into really big problems when Tootie finds a You Doo doll of him. Timmy, unhappy that he has to eat healthy foods all the time, wishes that everyone ate nothing but desserts, which first makes everyone energetic from the sugar rush, but soon makes everyone in Dimmsdale overweight. | ||||||||||||||||
| 62 | 3 | "Go Young, West Man!" | Sarah Frost | Jack Thomas | Aaron Rozenfeld & Butch Hartman | May 9, 2005 | FOP−226 | 3.17[3][a] | ||||||||
| "Birthday Wish!" | Ken Bruce | Cynthia True | Brandon Kruse & Shawn Murray | FOP−225 | ||||||||||||
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Timmy helps Adam West become a child so then he can have a chance at the childhood he did not have in the past (as Adam West was a child actor who appeared in many TV shows). However, he convinces Timmy to skip school and go out for ice cream instead, which causes Principal Waxelplax to order truant officer Shallowgrave to follow him. Guest star: Adam West as CatmanFeeling guilty about being unable to show up at Tootie's birthday party, Timmy loans his fairy godparents to Tootie for the rest of her birthday, but has to subsequently stall her before she reveals the truth. | ||||||||||||||||
| 63 | 4 | "Blondas Have More Fun!" | Gary Conrad | Scott Fellows | Mike Manley | April 2, 2005 | FOP−227 | 4.72[4] 3.09[4] (HH)[b] | ||||||||
| "Five Days of F.L.A.R.G." | Ken Bruce | Maureen Mascarina | FOP−228 | |||||||||||||
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Wanda switches lives with her sister Blonda, a struggling soap opera actress, but she soon learns that Blonda's life is equally as hard as hers. Guest stars: Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Blonda, Mary Hart as Fairy Hart and Bob Goen as Bob GlimmerTimmy helps Mark Chang celebrate a Yugopotamian holiday in Dimmsdale, but then finds out that each day of F.L.A.R.G has their own strange meaning that will happen to anyone who celebrates it. Timmy has to handle celebrating F.L.A.R.G with Mark, because if the alien's holiday is interrupted, his appendix will blow up and the planet will be destroyed. | ||||||||||||||||
| 64 | 5 | "Timmy's 2-D House of Horror" | Gary Conrad | Cynthia True | Heather Martinez | May 10, 2005 | FOP−230 | 2.87[3][a] | ||||||||
| "It's a Wishful Life" | Sarah Frost | Jack Thomas | Tom King | FOP−229 | ||||||||||||
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After Vicky's house is destroyed, she and her family must move into Timmy's house. To strike back, Timmy wishes to make 3D-glasses that cause everything they see to be scary. After being criticized for his good deeds, Timmy wishes that he'd never been born, and Jorgen Von Strangle shows him what life would be like if Timmy never existed...which, devastatingly, proves beneficial for all of society. | ||||||||||||||||
| 65 | 6 | "Escape from Unwish Island" | Ken Bruce | Scott Fellows | Shawn Murray | May 11, 2005 | FOP−231 | 3.26[3][a] | ||||||||
| "The Gland Plan" | Sarah Frost | Jack Thomas | Aaron Rozenfeld | FOP−232 | ||||||||||||
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Imaginary Gary and Timmy's Unwishes return to get Timmy's parents, Timmy's friends and Timmy's back-up friends. Timmy, Cosmo and Wanda go to the rescue Timmy's parents and friends from Imaginary Gary. Cosmo's magic gland (which helps him transform from fairy to normal objects to keep anyone who isn't Timmy from seeing him) is not working properly, and he must get a donation from Anti-Cosmo before it shuts down. | ||||||||||||||||
| 66 | 7 | "Back to the Norm" | Gary Conrad | Jack Thomas | Dave Thomas | January 17, 2005 | FOP−234 | 3.92[5] 3.05[5] (HH)[b] | ||||||||
| "Teeth for Two" | Ken Bruce | Cynthia True | Maureen Mascarina | FOP−233 | ||||||||||||
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Crocker and Norm try to get revenge on Timmy, but Crocker's refusal to make an effective wish causes Norm to become frustrated. Guest star: Norm MacDonald as Norm the GenieJorgen has to stay with Cosmo and Wanda after the Tooth Fairy thinks he was doing her job (he was actually attempting to remove Timmy's teeth—allegedly the 'dental equivalent of the Hope Diamond'—to use as an engagement ring for her). | ||||||||||||||||
| 67 | 8 | "Hassle in the Castle" | Gary Conrad | Jack Thomas | Heather Martinez | May 12, 2005 | FOP−238 | 2.92[3][a] | ||||||||
| "Remy Rides Again" | Sarah Frost | Tom King | FOP−236 | |||||||||||||
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Timmy is caught snooping inside his fairies' fishbowl castle when he accidentally brings back three past godchildren in the Hall of Infamy. Remy Buxaplenty returns to get revenge on Timmy. | ||||||||||||||||
| 68 | 9 | "Talkin' Trash" | Sarah Frost | Jack Thomas | Tom King & Maureen Mascarina | May 13, 2005 | FOP−240 | 2.83[3][a] | ||||||||
| "Timmy TV" | Ken Bruce | Cynthia True | Shawn Murray | FOP−239 | ||||||||||||
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Wanda's father—Big Daddy—and Timmy must clean up magical garbage in Timmy's house. Guest star: Tony Sirico as Big DaddyTimmy finds out that he is a TV star on a hidden camera show in FairyWorld, but his fame starts to change his life. | ||||||||||||||||
| 69 | 10 | "The Masked Magician" | Butch Hartman | Scott Fellows | Dave Thomas | February 18, 2005 | FOP−235 | N/A | ||||||||
| "The Big Bash" | Ken Bruce & Juli Hashiguchi | Cynthia True | Maureen Mascarina & Shawn Murray | FOP−237 | ||||||||||||
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Timmy wishes to become a magician in order to drive back a group of citizens to watch his parents' magic show instead of the Dinklebergs' show, who have brought pop singer Britney Britney with them. Mr. Bickles, angry and jealous of Timmy, becomes his arch-enemy. Guest star: Jay Leno as The Crimson Chin Note: This would be Britney Britney's last major role time appearance (aside her brief cameo in "Timmy TV") in the original series' run. She would not be utilized again until the 6th season episode "Momnipresent" in 2009 before being written out from the show, mainly because of her real life counterpart's negative reputation in 2006.[6]Timmy battles Remy Buxaplenty in a scavenger hunt, which was actually Cupid's grocery shopping. Guest star: Julie Chen as Starlet | ||||||||||||||||
| 70 | 11 | "Crash Nebula" | Butch Hartman | Butch Hartman & Steve Marmel | Erik Wiese | July 2, 2004 | FOP−173 | N/A | ||||||||
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Timmy gets ready to watch Crash Nebula but gets into an argument with Cosmo and Wanda about what episode it is. The episode chronicled Sprig Speevak, the alter-ego of the hero Crash Nebula. Note 1: Despite airing on July 2, 2004, it is considered part of Season 5 when referring to packaging order (the episode, however, was produced during season 3). Butch Hartman had attempted to create Crash Nebula as a spin-off animated series. Note 2: This was the last episode to air on Jetix and Disney Channel internationally, and the final episode syndicated as a part of Nelvana's distribution package for the series. Guest stars: James Arnold Taylor as Sprig Speevak, Nika Futterman as Ani, Justin Berfield as Ving, Michael Clarke Duncan as Rockwell, and Queen Latifah as Pam Dromeda. | ||||||||||||||||
| 71 | 12 | "Mooooving Day" | Gary Conrad | Story by : Jack Thomas Teleplay by : Gene Grillo | Dave Thomas | October 3, 2005 | FOP−243 | N/A | ||||||||
| "Big Wanda" | Ken Bruce | Jack Thomas | Butch Hartman | FOP−244 | ||||||||||||
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Timmy wishes that his mother could sell houses, and soon enough, she has sold everyone's houses, including the Turners' themselves, moving them into luxurious Dimmadome Acres. Everything seems well until Timmy notices that everyone who has been drinking this milk has suddenly been put into a trance-like state, including Cosmo and Wanda. Someone has kidnapped Big Daddy, leaving Wanda to run the family business. Her first task is a mafia makeover, complete with pink trash removal uniforms, pink garbage trucks, and doilies on all of the Fairy World trash cans. Meanwhile, Timmy and Cosmo search frantically for Big Daddy. Guest star: Tony Sirico as Big Daddy | ||||||||||||||||
| 72 | 13 | "Oh, Brother!" | Gary Conrad | Story by : Kevin Sullivan & Deirdre Brenner Teleplay by : Kevin Sullivan | Steve Daye | October 4, 2005 | FOP−248 | N/A | ||||||||
| "What's the Difference?" | Ken Bruce | Jack Thomas | Maureen Mascarina | FOP−245 | ||||||||||||
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Tired of having nobody to protect him from Francis and give him rides to school, Timmy wishes for an older brother, thus creating Tommy Turner, an eighteen-year-old brother who is perfect. It turns out, however, that he is a bit too perfect. Guest star: Jason Bateman as Tommy TurnerMark seeks Timmy's help after his fake-i-fier malfunctions and his evil fiancée Princess Mandie tracks him down to Dimmsdale Elementary School. To hide Mark, Timmy wishes the school into a spot-the-hidden-object puzzle book, which causes Cosmo and Wanda to lose their wands in the puzzle. As Mandie will turn Dimmsdale into a crater if she does not find Mark, Timmy must find the wands and wish everything back to normal. | ||||||||||||||||
| 73 | 14 | "Smart Attack!" | Ken Bruce | Greg Fideler | Dave Thomas | October 5, 2005 | FOP−246 | N/A | ||||||||
| "Operation F.U.N." | Gary Conrad | Cynthia True | Dave Cunningham | FOP−247 | ||||||||||||
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Dad attempts helping Timmy with his homework, but he keeps doing more harm than good. To fix this, Timmy wishes that his father was the smartest dad in the town. However, Timmy's father's greater attention to detail leads him to questioning Timmy's talking goldfish. After Remy Buxaplenty visits and tells them about F.U.N. Academy, Timmy wishes for scholarships for him and his friends. But no sooner does Timmy learn than his parents drop him off that he has been tricked by Remy once again, and F.U.N. Academy really stands for "For Unruly N'er-do-wells", a military school for troublemakers. | ||||||||||||||||
| 74 | 15 | "Something's Fishy!" | Gary Conrad | Steve Marmel & Jack Thomas | Brandon Kruse | October 6, 2005 | FOP−254 | N/A | ||||||||
| "Presto Change-O" | Ken Bruce | Story by : Deirdre Brenner & Kevin Sullivan Teleplay by : Kevin Sullivan | Maureen Mascarina | FOP−252 | ||||||||||||
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Timmy, bored at the beach, sets off with Cosmo and Wanda to explore the deep. Everywhere they go, Cosmo seems to be hated by every single fish. Soon, they end up in the lost city of Atlantis where Cosmo is taken captive when it is revealed that he had sunk the city 9 times. Timmy appeals to Atlantis' leader, King Greg – if he can show good cause why Atlanteans should be happy beneath the sea, Cosmo will be set free. Timmy wishes for a joy-buzzer that allows him to swap bodies with whoever he touches. Meanwhile, Cosmo and Wanda care for Cosmo's sick mother, who's so delirious from illness that she actually likes Wanda. | ||||||||||||||||
| 75 | 16 | "The Good Old Days!" | Gary Conrad | Story by : Dave Thomas & Steve Marmel Teleplay by : Dave Thomas | Dave Thomas | October 7, 2005 | FOP−251 | N/A | ||||||||
| "Future Lost" | Ken Bruce | Jack Thomas | Dave Cunningham & Butch Hartman | FOP−253 | ||||||||||||
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While trying to bond with his grandfather, Pappy (who hasn't babysat him since Timmy was a baby, and whose senility is why Timmy has horrible buck teeth), Pappy gets Timmy interested in the "gratuitous-yet-non-imitatable" violent cartoons of his youth (a Popeye spoof called Poke-Eye: The Longshoreman), but when the TV breaks, Cosmo and Wanda send Timmy and Pappy into the fun, yet dangerous world of a 1930s cartoon. After finding an old sci-fi book in the attic, Timmy wishes that the world was futuristic as what's in the book. | ||||||||||||||||
| 76 | 17 | "The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide!" | Keith Alcorn, Mike Gasaway & Butch Hartman | Story by : Gene Grillo, Steve Marmel, Jed Spingarn & Jack Thomas Teleplay by : Gene Grillo & Steve Marmel | Jason Dorf, Rod Douglas & Dan Nosella (3D segments) Maureen Mascarina, Steve Daye & Butch Hartman (2D segments) | January 16, 2006 | FOP−249 | 5.48[7][8] 4.09[8] (HH)[b] | ||||||||
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Timmy and Jimmy's second crossover adventure has him and Jimmy fight with each other to see who gets to take Cindy to a Friday the 13th dance while battling Anti-Cosmo and Prof. Finbar Calamitous. Guest star: Tim Curry as Professor Calamitous | ||||||||||||||||
| 77 | 18 | "Timmy the Barbarian!" | Ken Bruce | Story by : Dave Thomas Teleplay by : Jack Thomas & Steve Marmel | Dave Thomas | November 25, 2006 | FOP−257 | 3.17[9] | ||||||||
| "No Substitute for Crazy!" | Gary Conrad | Kevin Sullivan | Dave Cunningham & Butch Hartman | FOP−258 | ||||||||||||
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Jorgen reads Binky a bedtime story that unwillingly involves Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda. When Mr. Crocker falls off the classroom, Timmy wishes he had a new permanent teacher named Mrs. Sunshine, but she turns out to be an evil fairy-hunter as Mrs. Doombringer. Timmy must protect his fairies from the evil teacher and get Mr. Crocker back. Guest star: Carolyn Lawrence as Mrs. Sunshine | ||||||||||||||||
| 78 | 19 | "Fairy Idol" | Ken Bruce & Gary Conrad | Story by : Steve Marmel, Dave Thomas & Kevin Sullivan Teleplay by : Butch Hartman & Steve Marmel | Steve Daye, Maureen Mascarina, Dave Thomas & Butch Hartman | May 19, 2006 | FOP−259 FOP−260 | 5.03[10] 3.53[10] (HH)[b] | ||||||||
| 79 | 20 | FOP−261 FOP−262 | ||||||||||||||
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Norm creates a clone of Timmy, who abuses and wears out Cosmo and Wanda, causing them quit their job as his fairy godparents. On Fairy World, a reality show, called Fairy Idol, is held to determine their replacement. Timmy now must attempt to make sure Norm cannot win his freedom from being a genie and become an even more crafty fairy godfather instead. Guest stars: Diana DeGarmo as Cosmo's singing voice and Ben Stein as H.P. and Sanderson | ||||||||||||||||
| 80 | 21 | "The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators!" | Keith Alcorn, Mike Gasaway & Butch Hartman | Steve Marmel & Jed Spingarn | Jason Dorf, Rod Douglas & Dan Nosella (3D segments) Dave Cunningham, Steve Daye, Maureen Mascarina, Dave Thomas & Butch Hartman (2D segments) | July 21, 2006 | FOP−255 | N/A | ||||||||
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Timmy and Jimmy created their own villain to fight to kill their boredom, but then things go wrong when the villain takes all the citizens of Dimmsdale and Retroville to a new 2.5D world, and strips Jimmy of his brains and Cosmo and Wanda of their magic. Guest stars: Jeff Garlin as Shirley and Jay Leno as the Nega-Chin | ||||||||||||||||
DVD releases
| Season | Episodes | Release dates | |
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| 5 | 21 | Scary GodParents: August 30, 2005 Episodes: 64a ("Timmy's 2-D House of Horror") Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: March 14, 2006 Episodes: 76 ("Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide") Fairy Idol: May 23, 2006 Episodes: 78 / 79 ("Fairy Idol") Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: July 25, 2006 Episodes: 80 ("Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators") Season 5: June 3, 2011 Episodes: 60 ("Nega-Timmy" / "Love at First Height") – 80 ("Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators") | |
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