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''"And weeeeeee're...your fairy godparents!"'' }}

 

 

In [[Once an Episode|most]] [[Strictly Formula|episodes]], Timmy [[Make a Wish|uses Cosmo and Wanda's magic to deal with some mundane problem]]. Inevitably, things spiral rapidly out of control: whether it's getting his dad a cooler job, or dealing with one of his many [[Arch Enemy|everyday enemies]]. These include school bully Francis, sadistic and manipulative babysitter Vicky, and [[Secret-Chaser|fairy-obsessed]] [[Sadist Teacher]] Mr. Crocker. And then there are the episodes where Timmy somehow gets entangled in Fairy World politics.

A [http://www.tvguide.com/News/Fairly-Oddparents-Movie-1020888.aspx live-action movie], ''[[A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!]]'', starring Drake Bell as a 23-year-old Timmy who somehow still has Cosmo and Wanda aired on July 9, 2011. Its premise is Timmy deciding whether to "grow up" and have a life with the now-beautiful Tootie, or stay with Cosmo and Wanda. At Nick Upfront 2012, sequel to this movie titled "A Fairly Odd Christmas" was announced, along with a ninth season of the animated series.

 

 

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== A-B ==

* [[Abhorrent Admirer]]: A one off joke in ''Tim-Visible''.

* [[Absurd Altitude]]

* [[Absurdly Powerful Student Council]]: In ''Hail to the Chief''.

* [[Abusive Parents]]: Timmy's parents both emotionally and financially. And totally [[Played for Laughs]].

* [[Academy of Adventure]]: Though in this case, most of the weirdness is caused by Timmy himself.

* [[Accidental Kiss]]: Multiple occur in ''Wishology Part III''.

* [[Actor Allusion]]: For the Crimson Chin, Catman, and Dr. Rip Studwell.

** Darran Norris plays Gordy the janitor in ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]''. In one episode, [[It Makes Sense in Context|he voices two Ken-looking dolls]] (as well as a female [[Barbie]] lookalike), one buff and leathery and the other whipped and effeminate, using his Jorgen Von Strangle voice for leathery and his Cosmo (and Anti-Cosmo) voice for the effeminate and female dolls.

* [[Adorkable]]: Tootie, Cosmo, Timmy, and (sometimes) Wanda

* [[Adult Child]]: Both of Timmy's parents and Cosmo.

* [[Aerith and Bob]]: Mark's parents are named King Grippulon and Queen Jibjorulac.

* [[Aesop Amnesia]]: Timmy, and to a lesser extent, Cosmo, only seem to learn from their mistakes for the duration of that episode.

* [[Affably Evil]]: Anti-Cosmo, HP

* [[The Ahnold]]: <s>Governor</s> Fairy Sergeant Jorgen Von Strangle.

* [[The Alcatraz]]: Abra-catraz

* [[Alien Among Us]]: Mark Chang

* [[Alliterative Name]]: Timmy Turner, Trixie Tang, The Crimson Chin, Doug Dimmadome and the list goes on.

** In the case of Mr. Dimmadome, the alliteration has also become a prevalent [[Running Gag]].

* [[All Love Is Unrequited]]: Every unmarried character is spurned by their crush.

* [[All There in the Manual]]: The special ''The 77 Secrets of the Fairly Oddparents'' revealed, among other things, Cosmo and Wanda's full names.

* [[Almighty Mom]]: Mrs. Turner tries this occasionally, especially in the earlier episodes.

** To the point where her super-powered persona occasionally wished up by Timmy is named "Mighty Mom", and in the episode where Timmy first makes the "Mighty Mom and Dyno-Dad" wish, their explicit cause for fighting crime is summed up by [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"|Timmy's Dad]]:

* [[Almost Kiss]]: {{spoiler|Several between Timmy and Trixie in ''Wishology Part III''}}.

* [[Alpha Bitch]]: Trixie

** Who was a villainous version of a now-obscure Golden Age superhero by the same name.

* [[Always Camp]]: Mr. Bickles, the school drama teacher.

* [[Ambiguously Gay]]: Cupid, Mr. Bickles, Sanjay

** Also, Catman fell in love with Timmy's Father at a beauty pageant. But he did mistaken Timmy's father for a female even though Timmy kept reminding him that he was his dad. [[Camp Gay|Maybe he already knew.]]

** It is implied that even when Timmy told him it was his dad and a he, he didn't seem to care.

'''Catman:''' "So you have it then!" }}

* [[An Axe to Grind]]: Vicky on occasion, and often quite literally.

* [[And I Must Scream]]: Every Unwished Wish is put into storage, even if they're sentient. And they live forever...

* [[And You Were There]]

* [[Animation Age Ghetto]]/[[Comedy Ghetto]]: Both [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] [[In-Universe]] in "Movie Magic:"

* [[Animorphism]]

* [[Antagonist in Mourning]]: {{spoiler|Vicky in ''Wishology'', briefly.}}

* [[Badly-Battered Babysitter]]: Timmy on three occasions.

* [[Batman Gambit]] /TemptingFate: in Tiny Timmy

Vicky: *to vase* I hate you. }}

* [[Balance Between Good and Evil]]: An anti-fairy is born for every fairy.

* [[Big Eater]]: Chester, Mark, Grippulon.

* [[Bigger on the Inside]]: The fairy godparents' home.

* [[Big No]]: This is, also, frequently used.

* [[Big Ol' Eyebrows]]: Butch Hartman's trademark.

* [[Brain In a Jar]]: In the [[Zeerust]] episode ''Future Lost''

* [[Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs]]: When asked about his sudden popularity in "A Wish Too Far"

* [[Breakout Character]]: Dark Laser and by extension his [[Running Gag]] Flipsy toy.

* [[Bright Is Not Good]]: The Gigglepies.

* [[Canon Foreigner]]: A few characters from the video games

* [[Canon Immigrant]]: The Brass Knuckles, the Iron Lung

* [[Captain Ersatz]]: Dark Laser, of [[Star Wars|Darth Vader]], Foop, of [[Family Guy|Stewie Griffin]].

** [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]]: "I'm the amazing unsue-able Arachnid-Man!"

* [[Captivity Harmonica]]: The harmonica turns out to be music coming from a record player, whose turntable is being operated by the captive fairies.

* [[Card-Carrying Villain]]: Nearly all of them.

* [[The Cassandra]]: Crocker about fairies; Wanda about wishes going wrong.

* [[Celeb Crush]]:

** Chip Skylark: Both of Timmy's parents crush on him. So does Wanda. Vicky ''did'' until she found out he was broke.

* [[Celebrity Is Overrated]]: Chip Skylark in ''Boys in the Band''; Timmy in ''Timmy TV''.

* [[Censorship by Spelling]]: Wanda tries to take Cosmo to the D-O-C-T-O-R.

* [[Cerebus Retcon]]: {{spoiler|Timmy wished for eternal youth for the entire planet 50 years ago. Suddenly, some of the gags don't seem as funny.}}

* [[Chaotic Stupid]]: Cosmo, natch.

* [[Chick Magnet]]: Dr. Rip Studwell. Hinted with Timmy himself.

* [[Chosen One]]: Timmy, as you'd probably guess.

* [[Chronic Pet Killer]]: Well, they didn't actually die, no! They just ran away while Timmy was at camp... camp... camp...

** Specifically, Timmy's Dad forgot to feed them while Timmy was at camp... camp... camp...

** Crocker too, although he seems to be [[The Cuckoolander Was Right|right about everything.]]

* [[Coincidental Broadcast]]: Lampshaded by Cosmo in one episode:

* [[Color Character]] Spoofed with "The Crimson Chin"

* [[Combat Stilettos]]: Mandie

* [[Couch Gag]]: Vicky's head in the intro.

* [[Cousin Oliver]]: Poof

* [[Crap Saccharine World]]

* [[Crazy Prepared]]

* [[Cross-Dressing Voices]]: Tara Strong (and Mary Kay Bergman before her) as Timmy; it's kind of obvious with the squeaky girly voice. Lampshaded often.

** Surprisingly averted with many young male boys, who sound girly but are infact voiced by guys.

** In-universe, the Crimson Chin has met Crash Nebula.

*** [[Serious Business]]: the "Crimson Chin vs. Crash Nebula" special caused Chester and AJ to stop being friends during the episode, and both of them demand in unison that Timmy side with them, "...or you're not my friend anymore!"

* [[Cultural Rebel]]: Trixie Tang, the popular girl, is secretly a comic book fangirl. She also likes dead frogs.

* [[Cutaway Gag]]: Occurs subtly in the early episodes, most notably "Totally Spaced Out":

'''Cosmo'''(through Jumbo-Tron): I'd say that's a "yes". }}

* [[Curtains Match the Window]]: Most fairies. Exceptions include Jorgen, Blonda, and Big Daddy.

* [[Defrosting Ice Queen]]: Twice for Vicky, once for Trixie. All have a [[Reset Button]].

* [[Deliberately Monochrome]]: Used when they turn the show into a Noire style detective film trying to find out who kidnapped Wanda.

* [[Demoted to Extra]]: Arguably, Timmy's best friends, Chester and A.J. From being two major characters in the early seasons, they now appear very sporadically, often in non speaking roles. A.J. seems to have suffered the worst from this trope.

** And for [[Live Action Adaptation|the live action movie]], they may as well be [[The Artifact]] as they appear in at most {{spoiler|three scenes and they only have an interaction with Timmy in next to the last scene.}}

* [[Depending on the Writer]]

* [[Depraved Dentist]]: Dr. Bender

* [[Deus Exit Machina]]

* [[Deus Ex Machina]]

* [[Devil in Plain Sight]]: Vicky, who is known to be evil by her parents and all the kids she babysits, but no one else.

* [[Dirty Coward]]: The Mayor in ''School's Out, the Musical!''

* [[Disappeared Dad]]: Cosmo's dad

** Happens in the episode "Squirrely Puffs" as Mrs. Turner leads her troop of Cream Puff girls up a mountain, only to be accompanied by all the woodland creatures. They are eventually driven insane by the animals' constant singing, braiding of their hair and moose massages. The animals turn feral.

* [[The Ditz]]: Cosmo

* [[Dork Horse Candidate]]: Timmy runs for class president.

* [[Doting Parent]]: Wanda

* [[The Dragon]]: The Lead Eliminator

* [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]]: Jorgen Von Strangle

* [[Dumb Blonde]]: Chester and Veronica.

* [[Dumb Muscle]]: Francis

 

* [[Easily Forgiven]]: Mark

* [[Egopolis]]: Crocker when he takes over the world in Abra-Catastophe

* [[The Epic]]: "Wishology!"

* [[Episode Title Card]]: Often used since the 30 minute show can have two 15 minute episodes.

* [[Even the Girls Want Her]]: Trixie Tang

* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: Crocker may be obsessed with hunting fairies, but {{spoiler|when it comes to Poof, he lets him go back to Cosmo and Wanda.}}

* [[Everyone Looks Sexier If French]]: Parodied with Juandissimo Magnifico, who is never in a scene wthout talking about how ''muy, muy macho'' he is. He also has a habit of tearing shirts to shreds by flexing his muscles. And then magicing a new shirt into existence. And then flexing that one to pieces. The lady fairies love him.

* [[Everything but the Girl]]: Timmy's wishing routinely alters the course of human history... but he can't get the girl, because fairies are not allowed to interfere with true love.

** Timmy finally wisens up enough to make a wish where he and Trixie are the ONLY people on Earth, and thus Trixie will have no choice but to notice him. He quickly discovers Trixie's obsessive NEED for constant attention and [[Be Careful What You Wish For|tries to do everything in his power to get away from her]].

* [[Everything's Better with Chocolate]]: It's Wanda's favorite food

* [[Everything's Better with Princesses]]: Subverted with Princess Mandie, played straight with Princess Protazoa

* [[Everything's Better with Rainbows]]

* [[Everything's Deader with Zombies]]: ''That's Life!''

* [[Everythings Funkier With Disco]]

'''Both''': "OUTRAGEOUS!" [[Crowning Moment of Funny|(They magically conjure up a disco dance floor, complete with mirror ball, and begin to dance.)]] }}

* [[Everything's Squishier with Cephalopods]]

* [[Eyepatch of Power]]: Officer Shallowgrave

* [[F Minus Minus]]: Timmy gets ''a few'' of these over the show's run. It's even lampshaded.

** In "Deja Vu" his parents starts to grade him this way once he gets home.

'''Dad:''' "That gives you an F, smarty pants!" }}

* [[The Faceless]]: Timmy's parents in the ''[[Oh Yeah Cartoons]]'' shorts

* [[Flirting Under Fire]]: In the 3-part episode, Timmy flirts with Trixie and kisses her as they're about to be sucked into a black hole.

* [[Fluffy Tamer]] - Cosmo in "This is Your Wish," with a 3-headed fire-breathing dragon named Snowball.

* [[Forgotten Anniversary]]: Cosmo believes Wanda is angry at him for no reason and has forgotten their anniversary (which he believed was the 'Styrofoam anniversary'). Turns out, it was the False Anger Anniversary (once every someodd years and was ironically on the SAME day as said anniversary Cosmo planned) and Wanda had remembered, but it's too late - he's gone home to his mom. They work it out anyway, only for Cosmo to forget it was their anniversary at the end of the episode.

** Special mention to the episode where he forgets his OWN birthday is a day later...

*** Note that the next day might not even be his birthday, on the account that his parents didn't seem that sure either, forgetting his name as they tell him.

** What's really sad is that in the episode "Birthday Bashed", its shown that Vicky actually remembers Timmy's birthday better than his own parents (She even give him a piece of cake, granted its right before she straps him to a rocket)

*** In one scene Mr. Turner even says "Why would we throw a party for you?"

* [[Four Is Death]]: #4 on Crocker's list of things to do after becoming half a cheese man in the half day episode was "Destroy Timmy Turner" with a skull drawn next to it.

* [[Freaky Friday Flip]]: Timmy wishes to be a fairy, while Cosmo and Wanda become [[Color Coded for Your Convenience|color-coded]] twin versions of him.

* [[Friendly Enemy]]: Juandissimo, especially since he's in love with Wanda

* [[Friend Versus Lover]]: {{spoiler|the premise of the Live-Action movie}}.

* [[Gambit Pileup]]: Deftly parodied in "Remy Rides Again".

* [[Gender Bender]]: Timmy in ''The Boy Who Would Be Queen'' going under the name 'Timantha.'

* [[Generation Xerox]]: At the end of the special "Channel Chasers", the future in twenty years is shown along with Timmy {{spoiler|and Tootie}}'s kids. Not only do they closely resemble their parents (aside from swapped hair color), but also, like Timmy, they were tormented by their babysitter enough to receive Cosmo and Wanda as their fairy godparents.

* [[Genius Ditz]]: Crocker. He may be weird and outcast. But all his theories are correct and his [[Gadgeteer Genius|inventions actually work]], even when [[Bamboo Technology|he was in the Chimp-dominated World.]]

* [[Genre Blindness]]: Timmy, often

* [[Glasses Pull]]: Dr. Rip Studwell

* [[Go-Karting with Bowser]]: ''The Fairly Oddlympics''

* [[Good Is Not Nice]]: Jorgen Von Stangle. Even though he is usually a good guy and enforces Da Rulez (the fairy laws) to the letter, he still gets kicks out of causing people, usually Binkie, pain and threatening violence following his [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]] stereotype. He has backed off from it somewhat in recent seasons after marrying the Toothfairy.

* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: You can't curse on Nickelodeon

** The FCC will hunt you down for saying certain words in certain forms of media.

* [[Gosh Hornet]]: Vicky gets attacked by bees in "Frenemy Mine."

* [[Gratuitous Foreign Language]]: Mrs. Turner hails a Russian submarine.

** Timmy also wishes for this in ''It's a Wishful Life'' {{spoiler|(which was fortunately a [[Secret Test of Character]])}}

* [[Heroic Wannabe]]: Catman

** Whenever their actual names are about to be mentioned, normally something to drown it out such as a truck going by appears. Otherwise they are just referred to as [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"|Timmy's dad/mom, Mr./ Mrs. Turner, or, even in their childhood, "Mom" or "Dad".]]

* [[Hidden Depths]]: Mr. Crocker's past was explored in depth in the special episode ''The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker'', which revealed most importantly that {{spoiler|Mr. Crocker not only had fairies himself in his childhood, but he had Cosmo and Wanda, and was quite sane and similar to Timmy at age 10}}. Most later episodes support this fact, but {{spoiler|exactly which fairies Crocker had are contradicted}}.

* [[High Dive Hijinks]]: "Emotion Commotion"

* [[Hilariously Abusive Childhood]]: Timmy Turner's childhood '''IS THIS'''.

* [[Hoist by His Own Petard]]: Evil Jorgen in the spy episode, in which he's absorbed so much magic that he's swollen with '''HUGE''' muscles...and is promptly attacked by his cat, and he can't reach up to get it off, because his muscles are too huge, allowing Timmy to gain the upper hand.

* [[Hold Up Your Score]]

* [[Hollywood Voodoo]]: Timmy wishes for voodoo dolls in ''[[You Doo]]'', and Tootie gets a hold of one of them.

* [[Housewife]]: Mrs. Turner, although in the earlier seasons she was portrayed as real estate agent.

* [[Human Shield]]: In ''Transparents''

 

== I-J ==

* [[Impossibly Cool Clothes]]: The Crimson Chin

* [[Improbably Predictable]]: This takes place when Timmy wishes his parents had superpowers, then when he finds they are too busy with fighting evil that they can't take care of him, and wishes that they weren't superheroes, but Cosmo's and Wanda's wands don't work:

'''Timmy, Cosmo and Wanda:''' They've become so powerful that they are now impervious to magic. }}

* [[Incredible Shrinking Man]]: ''Tiny Timmy'' and the episode "Boy Toy" where Timmy shrinks down to the size of an action figure. Much of the plot is reminscient of ''[[Honey, I Shrunk the Kids]]''.

* [[Lantern Jaw of Justice]]: Pretty much the entire ''point'' of The Crimson Chin. Crash Nebula has it too.

* [[Latin Lover]]: [[Inverted Trope|Inverted]] with Juandissimo, [[Ladykiller in Love|as he wants Wanda, but she won't have him]].

* [[Large Ham]]: Mark, the Crimson Chin, Dr. Rip Studwell

** '''''<big>FAIRY! GOD! PARENTS!!!</big>''''' ''* Contorts and spasms uncontrollably* ''

** Foop, the Anti-Fairy baby, has a penchant for grand, evil speeches full of dramatic weight.

* [[Legion of Doom]]: The Body of Evil

** Norm the Genie gets the "[[Arabian Nights]]" sounding tune.

** Mark Chang gets retro 50s sci-fi music complete with theremin.

* [[Leprechaun]]: In ''The Big Bash''

* [[Limited Animation]]: Due to having [[Thick Line Animation|thick lines]], this is to be expected.

* [[Lip Lock]]: Parodied in ''Formula For Disaster''

** This also becomes his undoing when he was in Timmy's possession. Timmy {{spoiler|wished for a lawyer}} and that's what he got.

* [[Locked in a Freezer]]: Timmy and Vicky in ''Snow Bound''

* [[Lonely Rich Kid]]: Remy Buxaplenty

* [[Long Runner]]: show started in 2001, after its appearance by a series of shorts from ''[[Oh Yeah Cartoons]]''

* [[Lotus Eater Machine]]: {{spoiler|the beginning of part 3 of Wishology}}

* [[Love Dodecahedron]]: Timmy [http://garabatoz.deviantart.com/art/Timmy-s-Valentine-154407562 and about six girls], (seven if you count Cindy of ''[[Jimmy Neutron]]''), combined with [[Puppy Love]]

* [[Love Potion]]: Cupid's love arrows

* [[Lower Deck Episode]]: "The Big Scoop"

* [[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: Parodied

* [[Magically-Binding Contract]]: In the episode "Temporary Fairy". The contract also look remarkably like [[The Little Mermaid|Ursula]]'s.

* [[Making a Splash]]: Crimson Chin villain H2Olga

* [[Mama Bear]]: Wanda and sometimes Mrs. Turner.

* [[Marshmallow Dream]]: Chester wakes up eating his pillow, says "You're not the giant marshmallow. Oh well!" and continues eating.

* [[Masquerade]]: Timmy is required to keep his fairy godparents a secret, or he will lose them

** Timmy ''[[Reality Warper|Turner]]''

* [[Meganekko]]: Tootie

* [[The Men in Black]]: The MERF agents, Chester and AJ in ''Hail to the Chief''

* [[Me's a Crowd]]: The focus of an ''[[Oh Yeah Cartoons]]'' short, due to all the demands of a bedridden Vicky

** [[Refuge in Audacity|All on the same day.]]

** In another episode, the evil bug that crawled up Vicky's butt inhabited the President of the country and made him bring out a button that could destroy the planet. At the end of the episode, Cosmo pushes it and destroys Pluto.

*** Actually, the President just happened to have the button with himself. The bug never made it to...er, the President's butt.

*** In one episode early on in the series, Cosmo was required to do one sufficiently evil act within a 24 hour period or his fairy license would be revoked and he'd be sent back to training. After consulting Vicky for advice, she suggests he blow up the Earth, and he would have done it, if not for the fact that he reverted back to his normal self at 12:00:00 Midnight, and the Earth would have otherwise blown up at 12:00:01 AM.

** Blowing up planets seems to be a standard affair for the Yugopotamians.

*** Not to mention the G in FLARG.

* [[Mirror-Cracking Ugly]]: Mr. Crocker

* [[Mr. Fanservice]]: Juandissimo, parodied because he thinks of himself as sexy. Played straight, however, in Fairy Idol.

* [[Multiple Choice Past]]: how Mr. and Mrs. Turner met

** While many of Timmy's wishes seem wasteful, they don't qualify because he has unlimited wishes. In fact, it's actually bad for the fairies if he doesn't constantly wish for things

* [[Musical Episode]]: ''School's Out: The Musical''

* [[My Master, Right or Wrong]]: Juandissimo towards Remy Buxaplenty

* [[My Name Is Not Durwood]]: A lot of characters get <s>Empty Bus Seat's</s> <s>Tommy's</s> Timmy's name wrong.

 

== N-O ==

** Princess Mandie (pronounced "Man-Die")

* [[National Stereotypes]]

* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: Timmy frequently, especially when it came to Crocker's fairy obsession (actually that was Cosmo's fault.)

* [[Niche Network]]: "Teeth TV" and "The Clown Channel."

* [[No Indoor Voice]]: Mr. Turnbaum has a bad habit of '''ANNOUNCING THAT EVERYTHING THAT HE AND HIS WIFE ARE COMMITTING IS BY THEM, THE REAL TURNBAUMS!''' Mrs. Turnbaum doesn't like it when he does that.

** As well as Mr. Crocker whenever '''FAIRY GODPARENTS''' come up. Also when he is working out a secret plan... even when Timmy or someone else is right there.

'''Mr. Crocker:''' Good. Then I won't have to repeat everything I just said. }}

* [[No Name Given]]: Timmy's parents

* [[Noodle Incident]]: Super Toilet: "So...much...clogging..."

** And there's this one from "Vicky Loses Her Icky":

'''Mom:''' Oh, is it Fathers Day already? }}

** We never do find out exactly why Mr. Crocker was banned from entering Cincinatti, although one can safely assume it probably had to do with proving the existence of '''FAIRY GODPARENTS!!!'''

* [[Not Now, Kiddo]]: Mark in ''Super Poof''

* [[Not So Different]]

* [[Opening Shout-Out]]: In ''Abra-Catastrophe''

* [[Or So I Heard]]: ''Big Wanda'' When Wanda takes over her father's business, she put a ficus in the meeting room. One of the men comments on a gardening tip for it, then quickly invokes this trope when the others stare at him surprised.

* [[The Other Marty]]: [[Tara Strong]] redubbed the ''[[Oh Yeah Cartoons]]'' shorts after she took the role of Timmy. Timmy was originally voiced by Mary Kay Bergman, but was replaced following Bergman's suicide.

* [[Our Fairies Are Different]]

** Played for Laughs when his parents are busy watching tv about a show called the Bad Parent Hunter. So that Timmy won't disturb them, they hand him a bottle of acid and tells him to go play in the street - which he does

* [[Parody Sue]]: Tommy in ''Oh, Brother!''

* [[Pass the Popcorn]]: The Pixies in ''School's Out: The Musical'' about their evil plan and Timmy's misery.

* [[Paused Interrupt]]: Despite not being a video game, this is a recurring problem with the voice acting. Any time a character is going to be interrupted, they stop short as if they can see it coming.

* [[Poorly-Disguised Pilot]]: "Crash Nebula"

* [[Popular Is Dumb]]: Veronica

* [[Positive Discrimination]]

* [[POV Sequel]]: ''The Big Scoop'' shows ''A Wish Too Far'' from Chester and AJ's perspective.

* [[Psychic Powers]]: Timmy in ''Mind Over Magic'', AJ in ''The Big Superhero Wish''

* [[Psycho for Hire]]: Crocker and Vicky

* [[Punny Name]]

* [[Quintessential British Gentleman]]: Anti-Cosmo

* [[Rapunzel Hair]]: Trixie and Mandie

* [[Reality Warper]]: In "Mr Right!", Timmy gains the ability to make things be true just by saying they are true.

** This is lampshaded in an episode. When Timmy goes back to the past, he sees his parents moving into what would be his house. In the moving trunk are pink things because his parents thought they were having a girl. What's sitting on top is his infamous pink hat.

* [[Reasonable Authority Figure]]: Principal Waxaplax

* [[Refugee From TV Land]]: The Crimson Chin taken out of his comic. This results in him discovering he is imaginary he grows giving him depression resulting in his series almost getting canceled.

* [[Refuge in Audacity]]

* [[Reset Button]]: Wishing things back to normal, along with once having a ''literal'' reset button in the form of a watch.

* [[Retcon]]: A comic story revealed this in regards to the Crimson Chin's origin

* [[Runaway Bride|Runaway Groom]]: Mark Chang

* [[Running Gag]]: Someone asks Timmy where he got something the fairies made for him. His response; "Internet."

** The show also seems to have a new running gag EVERY SINGLE EPISODE. After that episode, the gag is forgetten and never mentioned again.

*** Except...

Cosmo: "Ngh! SO. MUCH. CLOGGING!!! -falls on ground and sucks thumb- }}

* [[Rushmore Refacement]]

* [[Shaggy Dog Story]]: "Odd, Odd West"

* [[Shapeshifter Baggage]]: All the fairies, Anti-Cosmo, Mark and Grippulon

* [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]]: Timmy to Tootie. And Vicky in ''Totally Spaced Out''

* [[Shipper on Deck]]: Cosmo and Wanda apparently like it when Tootie kisses Timmy, even though they are obligated to use their magic to help Timmy avoid her.

** In one of the episodes where Timmy goes to Fairy World, there is a street sign with streets, [[Penn & Teller|one called Penn and one called Teller]].

** In "Playdate of Doom", Foop's evil plan is to send Poof into [[Superman II|a pocket dimension shaped like a flat square]].

** The title of ''School's Out!'' may be a refrence to [[Recess|another popular cartoon with a movie with a similar name, but released theatricaly]]

** To [[ACDC]] in "Light's Out," at the end, when Timmy denies that he was scared of Cosmo as Wanda in their 'Scardey Fairies' form, Wanda poofs it back to complete darkness with the poof saying 'Back in Black' and then back to light with the poof saying "Let There Be Light."

** How can we forget the Giant Fairy Storage in "Escape from Unwish Island?" Just to name a few, some of the people who have lockers are [[Walt Disney]], P. Diddy, [[Duran Duran]], Carrot Top, [[Milli Vanilli|Milli and Vanilli]], not to mention some people working on the show itself just to name a few. It's like a goldmine of Shout Outs.

** Speaking of which, [[Danny Phantom|a certain other Baxter]] is the poor teenager that [[Shout-Out|gets his head turned into a fly's]] in "Fly Boy"

* [[Small Town Rivalry]]: Dimmsdale and Brightburg hate each other.

* [[Somebody Else's Problem]]: The response to fairy magic, except when the plot says otherwise.

* [[Sound Effects Bleep]] - The one time anyone actually says the names of Timmy's parents, the words are drowned out.

* [[Spell My Name with an "S"]]: There's confusion over wether it's Juandissimo or Wandissimo. Production art spells is as the former.

* [[Spinning Paper]]: [[Lampshaded Trope|Lampshaded]] when Wanda complains it makes her dizzy.

* [[Spoiled Brat]]: The Popular Kids

* [[Squashed Flat]]: The show sometimes employs this trope. One prime example is when Timmy's parents charge him with guarding his parents case of glass figurines. [[It Makes Sense in Context|The Greek Gods of Mt. Olympus]] show up. One of them is about to strike the glass case, Timmy steps in front to prevent it's falling and it falls on him. When the case is removed there is a [[Paper People|very, very flat Timmy]] on the floor.

* [[Stalker with a Crush]]: Timmy has three: Tootie, Veronica, and {{spoiler|The Darkness}}. And Juandissimo to Wanda.

* [[Stand-In Parents]]: Timmy Turner used a wish to try out his friends' dads because his own dad was so lame.

* [[Start of Darkness]]: ''The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker''

* [[The Stars Are Going Out]]: ''Wishology Part I''

*** Well, not so much take over the world as have apes take over the world, and have him take Timmy's place. Or a banana.

* [[Take That]]: In ''When Losers Attack'', Crocker, Foop and Dark Laser end up getting sucked into a black hole and fall into a random cityscape.

** ''School's Out: The Musical'' revealed Flappy Bob's parents checked every clown-congregation spot in the county. And then Flappy's dad adds: "we even checked the U.S. Congress! It was ''full of clowns''...but none of them were fun!"

* [[Take That Me]]: "Everyone knows that comedy is the lowest form of entertainment! Except animation."

* [[Talking to Himself]]: A lot

* [[Token Girl]]: Wanda

* [[Too Dumb to Live]]: Cosmo

* [[Touch of Death]]: '''Mom''': *bawling* "EVERYTHING I TOUCH '''<big>DIEEEEESSSS!</big>'''"

* [[Tranquillizer Dart]]: An episode in which a [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]], Jorgen von Strangle, is quickly rendered insensate using two darts (humorously marked "K" & "O") during a fit of animalistic rage.

* [[Villain Episode]]: ''Back to the Norm'', the comic story ''The Babysitter Sings''

* [[Villainous Crossdresser]]: Timmy managed to humiliate Crocker on a global scale and get him arrested for developing a supposed computer virus by uploading a video file of himself modeling one of his mother's dresses.

* [[Villain Song]]: "Pixie Rap", "Gimmie the Wand", Vicky gets a few in the comic story ''The Babysitter Sings''

* [["The Villain Sucks" Song]]: Two versions of "Icky Vicky" and "Vicky Free Summer"

* [[Watch It Stoned]]: The show, according to some people.

* [[Waxing Lyrical]]: Vicky's response to her boyfriend Ricky leaving her in The Odd Couple.

* [[Weaksauce Weakness]]: Fairies are powerless when under a butterfly net.

* [[We Can Rule Together]]: Dark Laser and Anti Cosmo to Timmy

* [["Well Done, Son" Guy]]: Remy

* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?]]: ''Twistory''. Aside from the episode itself (alongside ''[[What Do You Mean It's Not Political?|Hail To The Chief]]'', tied to it) being a glorified educational episode, it doesn't just involve Timmy doing his essay by ''directly asking the Founding Fathers themselves'', but for doing so, Timmy ''hosts a self-titled talk-show'', the "Timmy Turner Show". Filmed in Timmy's treehouse. Timmy himself just seems to be screaming to the audience, like, "hey look, it's educational yet entertaining". However, when his wish [[Be Careful What You Wish For|(as usual)]] backfires, since {{spoiler|the Founding Fathers' absence from their age turns the States back to the British colony they once were}}, well... [[Hilarity Ensues|I think you know what happens]].

** Butch also thought of giving Timmy black hair, but decided it looked too heavy on him. [[Fridge Logic|So, why not just make him blonde?]]

* [[What Did I Do Last Night?]]

** In one early episode he lied that he inherited the Internet.

*** Specifically:

Timmy: ...I ''inherited the internet!'' }}

* [[William Telling]]: "Emotion Commotion"

* [[Wrong Genre Savvy]]: Timmy's wish in "It's A Wishful Life" was, admittedly, a desperate attempt to salvage his bruised ego (having obviously seen [[It's a Wonderful Life|the Trope Namer movie]]).

* [[Xanatos Roulette]]: Played with in "Remy Rides Again".

Cosmo: What? No. I said not so fast. I can't understand any of this. Which one is Remy again? }}

* [[Yandere]]: Mandie

 

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