The Big Fairy Share Scare Review [Fairly Odd Parents]

It's about as forced as you could imagine an episode shoving in a new character 10 seasons in, who is an obnoxious overpowered opposite of the lead would be.
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[@OfficialCyaned]

*To quote Lisa Simpson from the Poochy episode: "Adding a new character is often a desperate attempt to boost low ratings."*

[@rageracerriley9590]

eeyup

[@TheHeroOfTomorrow]

+SarahandAshley "Chloe is one outrageous chick." "She's totally in my face!"

[@brettquimby3274]

+SarahandAshley Give Spongebob and The Simpsons credit, they never sank this low.

[@brettquimby3274]

andykishore Oh yeah. They may still have to contend with a somewhat unfair reputation of becoming bad, but at least they're putting in a lot of effort to getting better, and it shows big time.

[@karhozat4440]

+SarahandAshley "I have to go now, my planet needs me." Wish that could happen to Chloe, or FOP in general. :/

[@pokemonmanic3595]

The moment they did the "duck lip" gag, that's when all of my love and respect for this show drained away in a sad, miserable gurgle.

[@TrollBreaker]

+pokemonmanic3595 At least modern SpongeBob won't date reference-wise. At least, I hope not.

[@IvanovIvanAKrutoi]

+pokemonmanic3595 As Crow, Tom Servo & Joel would say: *They just didn't care!*

[@lukescretchen1080]

+pokemonmanic3595 Duck lips oh wait ducks don't have lips ducks have beaks

[@user-tr5gu8lt8q]

Its ok lucario

[@asuna5701]

I cringed at those selfie scenes...

[@OstianOwl]

I'm convinced at this point that Butch Hartman is purposely doing the dumbest things possible in this show to get Nickelodeon to cancel it so he can finally move on but it's all backfiring and Nickelodeon ends up loving each horrible idea (kind of like the Rocko's Modern Life episode "Wacky Delly"). Wouldn't surprise me.

[@flowerbunny91]

+FrankRod i know. Nick is so bad now I feel sorry for kids nowadays. I'm so glad I was born in almost the late 80s.

[@RyanStorey1231]

+Cam TriforceMan I honestly think that Butch Hartman has tenure and the executives feel too much pity for the man to fully get rid of him. That's why they keep renewing FOP.

[@RyanStorey1231]

***** I feel bad for him, honestly. He seems like he is either delusional or in denial.

[@RyanStorey1231]

***** What's funny is that most shows go into seasonal rot when the original creator leaves the show. But Butch has been showrunner and a major creative force on FOP since it began.

[@Loopyboy447]

+FrankRod I'd cringe if they do "fish lips" on spongebob

[@TheCreativiTeamposts]

Seriously though, the episode was basically paced like this: Oh hey look! A robot! And Timmy's gonna go to school with it so he can--- wait what oh hey look Chloe! She's... Pretty terrible... But everyone seems to like her. And now Timmy hates her. Aaaaand now she's Timmy's neighbor! And now they share fairies because... A fairy shortage or something...? What did Jorgan say? What why is Timmy underground?! What the heck, why is everyone sharing everything?!?! And Foops here?! Why?! What exactly is going o--- oh. Oh ok. Chloe's good now. Timmy likes her now. And a selfie joke. The end. ... WAT.

[@stlouisrocker100]

+The CreativiTeam *claps* Perfectly done.

[@Bezaliel13]

+The CreativiTeam Perfectly dumb.

[@TheBonkleFox]

+The CreativiTeam iiiiii blinked. what happened?

[@TheFunnyGuy9000]

Yup

[@Peridorito825]

+Hasatanel Belial Nice one. (fist bump)

[@stlouisrocker100]

I have a better idea for a plot here. Chloe still acts perfect in the public eye, but when she's away from the public she's a total mess. Being perfect gives her social anxiety. All she wants is a friend who likes her for her and not because she's so perfect. Timmy is fueled by jealousy because she's taking attention away from him and when goes to get back at her, he finds out the truth and feels bad for being so selfish. Cosmo and Wanda give him the idea of sharing them with her to which Timmy agrees. Seriously there was so much wasted potential here.

[@jamiecamber1803]

+Moneyb56ss GROSS. I'M SORRY, BUT THAT HORRIFIES ME.

[@saturnine41]

+stlouisrocker100 Right? This plot was salvageable, but the sloppy writing just put FOP further in the grave than i already is.

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

+stlouisrocker100 Exactly! Overachiever characters can work. They just need to be not THIS perfect, and also have some justification for why they're so perfect. Chloe says "I'm a bit of a mess sometimes' but we don't really get to see that at all.

[@halfdemonprince]

Or they could've said that she's miserable because her life like Nichole Waterson's meaning that her parents are super strict and raise her with the idea of "If you get anything lower than an A and aren't the best at everything no one will love you." Or that her parents force her to do all those things because they failed at doing them, so they live vicariously through her. That would have made Chloe much more sympathetic and relatable to the audience since there are parents who rise their children like that. My friend's parents raised her like that and as a result she ended up having a mental breakdown in the 5th grade.

[@gracekim25]

Yeah it can work if her ‘perfection’ is a public mask🤔

[@IsabellaCataldo]

I actually kind of wish Poof and Sparky were in this episode because it would provide a really easy solution to the whole sharing thing. Seriously, instead of making them share, why couldn't this end with Chloe taking Poof and Sparky? That way we could get rid of three useless characters at once and the show would go back to the way it was.

[@IsabellaCataldo]

+Astral Now that I think about it, maybe one of the reasons for this "fairy shortage" is because Timmy is somehow allowed to have FOUR fairies at once. Most kids aren't even lucky enough to get one, but Timmy has two fairy godparents, a fairy baby, and a fairy dog. Hell, why don't we just end the season with Chloe becoming a fairy?

[@geekgo4]

+Isabella Cataldo Trust me. No, it wouldn't.

[@HissinSpit]

+Isabella Cataldo - That'd be great. That being said, how much do you want to bet that the reason the other two weren't in this episode was solely because it gives the writers an excuse to lazily pop out two episodes from it - one where Chloe meets Poof and another where she meets Sparky?

[@IsabellaCataldo]

+HissinSpit We're going to get the three of them interacting in the future? If that's the case, why not just get rid of Timmy altogether so we can devote more time to them? They've already screwed up the entire concept of the show by this point, so why not just abandon it altogether and make it into a completely different show? We could call it "Three Bland Characters and Some Magic" because Nickelodeon is probably too lazy to come up with a good title anyway...and I really hope I'm not giving them any ideas.

[@WarMachineMI]

She can't take Poof. Isn't Poof the son of Cosmo and Wanda? It wouldn't make sense if she were to take Poof.

[@MalescoM]

I hate the fact that "TUFF Puppy" was mistreated by Nickelodeon! I actually liked that show (Even though DP is my favorite out of Butch's works) Oh well, I guess I'll see how "Bunsen is a Beast!" turns out (Looks pretty cool)

[@stlouisrocker100]

+Mairead Malesco TUFF Puppy was sadly underappreciated. It wasn't a great show, but it wasn't godawful.

[@fartemojibottomtext]

Nick didn't treat that show too well. The show was on Nick from 2010 to 2012, and then got moved to Nicktoons for new episodes and reruns. From 2012 to 2015, it went really unnoticed with on Nicktoons. It finally ended in April 2015. Yeah, not the best treatment of a show.

[@demonreacts7816]

+TheRetroKid, did T.U.F.F. Puppy didn't do so well in the ratings?

[@fartemojibottomtext]

UnknownElephant I don't believe so, but it was a good show in my opinion.

[@the_neon_nerd8467]

Tuff puppy was good until season 2.

[@SylentVoidkeeper]

"I wouldn't want Steven hovering in the air..." (Looks at Steven Floats) Oh dear lord

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

O_O Weird.

[@allentaylortherainbowdashf2872]

+PIEGUYRULZ I think Tara strong kinda goose into her insane Twilight Sparkle sometimes It seems like if I remember

[@frost207]

PlushGod Aduck oh heeeey

[@papershadow]

One joke I do find kind of funny is when Crocker sees Timmy pop out of his robot double. "It's the Ultimate Nightmare! Turners multiplying!!" That said, this episode has serious problems for me not just because of the lack of consistently good jokes or a cohesive story, but because it basically breaks half the rules FOP established and doesn't answer the questions it raises. For example, the Anti-Fairies are only supposed to be able to get to Earth on Friday the 13th. Anyone see a problem since their appearance is after Timmy wishes away FRIDAYS?!

[@TechWizard200]

TURNERS ARE MULTIPLYING! IT'S THE APOCOLYPSE! E EQUALS MC BOOGIE APPLE

[@IceKarasu]

Iirc, the huge wand isn't able to hold them back that specific day. So, if the wand doesn't work, nothing holds them back any other day.

[@TechWizard200]

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER 9+10=FISH APPLE APPLE APPLE APPLE!

[@durece100]

+papershadow69 Foop appears but no Poof, nor Sparky.

[@jackreed7478]

+durece100 if poof is not in this episode neither should foop.

[@mr.marvin]

You also forgot to mention that Chester and AJ made a cameo in this episode and had no lines. The show literally forgot about the older characters they've turned into background characters. The modern episodes focuses alot on Timmy's Dad, Crocker and Catman.

[@honeysenpai9324]

+Marvin Lima the three characters you mentioned are the writers favourites to make episodes for

[@hildahilda9468]

where?!

[@leighrmifan]

While I think that Dad and Crocker are the funniest characters in the series (along with Dark Laser and Mom), I think they should be reserved for side-characters, to keep the focus on Timmy, Cosmo, Wanda, Vicky, Chester, A.J., and so forth.

[@futuregohan4837]

Timmy's Dad Has His Funny Moments Including When He Mistook Timmy For A Shark

[@bud6961]

It's ironic about the whole "not enough fairies" when it's the sole reason why there weren't any baby fairies before poof (too many fairies that never die)

[@gracekim25]

They can die?

[@deadlywork]

This episode is horrible. FOP should have absolutely never gone on this long. The fact that it's still around is frankly, an embarrassment.

[@ButlerWoodstock]

+deadlywork It has literally no reason to exist anymore...

[@Nukanator10]

+Ittoqqortoormiit “ᐃᓄᔨᒌᑦᑑᓗᐊᖅᑐᑎᒃ” From the Land of Green I thought it was cancelled after the live-action movie.

[@Nukanator10]

+gircakes I just assumed people stop watching the show and it was put off the air. I didn't really see it advertised a lot on Nick but it's still on the air.

[@flowerbunny91]

+deadlywork lets just hope season 10 is the last one.

[@Nukanator10]

+flowerbunny91 The world may never know...

[@YoshifreakZX]

Fairly Odd Parents is pretty much dead.

[@ButlerWoodstock]

+Yoshifreak2000 and it doesn't have a reason to exist anymore.

[@jamiecamber1803]

+Yoshifreak2000 It has become a vengeful spirit. (I was about to compare it to the Flying Dutchman, but this show is unworthy.)

[@YoshifreakZX]

Actually, it has been dead for years.

[@YoshifreakZX]

At least the newest Spongebob episodes are getting better.

[@ButlerWoodstock]

Brandon Roberts Maybe we start a petition to get FOP off the air.

[@CaptainJZH]

Fairly Odd Parents: Also known as that show that has completely exhausted their premise and have just resorted to adding Cousin Olivers in a desperate attempt to stay relevant.

[@futuregohan4837]

Timmy Turner: *Puts In A Quarter* "Welcome To NBA Hangtime" Timmy Turner: Weird I Did Not See That Coming At All Wait Was This Released On The Arcade In 1996? Cause I'm Certain It Was

[@jonnyboy4289]

You either die a hero, like Jimmy Neutron, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain, like Fairly Oddparents.

[@Dipper723]

Sad facts. Season 10 has 20 episodes, which brings the show to 172 episodes. The same number of episodes as Rugrats.

[@randybreeze7642]

Oh No.

[@IceKarasu]

I was just about to say "inb4 'All grown up' ", and then I realized the horrible truth...

[@BillZypher]

+Ater Pear OH NO! WE DO NOT NEED THERE TO BE A FULL LIVE ACTION FAIRLY ODDPARENTS REBOOT! THE THREE MOVIES WERE ENOUGH! JUST LET IT DIE! (I'm sorry)

[@GhostFan-ev4di]

+Tony Villarreal You are not the only to have nightmares about that demonic logo(Klasky csupo)

[@stormldrago1221]

+Dipper723 btw nice HxH icon :D

[@TuesdaysArt]

The episode would be clever if Chloe was a perfectionist and any minor mistake causes her extreme anxiety and distress, but this show isn't that clever.

[@fillyreports]

New characters: Poof "Oh wow! A baby fairy! I wonder how he's gonna grown up, what kind of character development they'll give him as he grows-" Foop "Oh.....well....thats a bit...unexpected, b-but I still have hope! At least they can still save this with good writing a-" Sparky "A.....fairy.....dog?" Chole "......" *Leaves the room*

[@marknemeth3376]

Filly reports Agreed, those were my reactions too.

[@diegodubber2140]

Chloe is what ultimately killed a show that began dying already with the dog

[@Jaimentalli99]

I don't get why poof gets all the hate. He didn't ruin the show in any way imo. Season 6 was still good, and we did get a kick-ass 3-part movie series (Wishology, not that live-action shit). I think the show just ruined itself overtime, no new characters involved (specifically season 7, the last season we saw chester, aj, trixie, and francis before the writers just forgot about them; hell even anti-cosmo and anti-wanda were still around shortly after foop's introduction during that season). It's not like once poof appeared the show just magically (no pun intended) got bad immediately on the first episode of season 6. It's like spongebob, sure it got bad after the first movie, but it didn't turn to shit IMMEDIATELY on the first episode of season 4 (in fact, fear of a krabby patty is actually one of the best, if not THE best post-movie/pre-sequel spongebob episodes, along with others in the first half of season 4). Sparky, though, is definitely a shitty character, i can agree on that.

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

+Jaimentalli You're right, he isn't the worst thing ever buuuut: 1. His premiere episode was pretty terrible and weird. 2. He took over a lot of the focus of the show. 3. Brought about Foop. 4. In a lot of episodes he's just useless and kind of there. He may not deserve all the hate he gets, but there are a number of problems that are related to his character.

[@chewbaccaslover1432]

+Jaimentalli Poof is just a nothing character who takes up space.

[@Jaimentalli99]

***** I agree with you on some aspects, but it's not him that ruined the show, like many people say. That's like saying a new background fish character ruined spongebob because they just so happened to first appear in season 4.

[@Jaimentalli99]

***** And he didn't really take over a lot of focus, they just wanted to make episodes about him so that he didn't seem useless. We still had a complex show with many characters after his introduction. Some of them didn't even focus around poof, unlike now where once sparky got introduced, EVERY episode focused on or involved him. I mean, if wishology would be made nowadays, it'd probably involve just timmy, wanda, sparky, cosmo ruining shit, maybe with poof in the background somewhere, getting help from foop and mr. crocker. Not a single supporting character, not even timmy's parents (except maybe for his dad, who'd probably just stumble into the action with his signature "oooh", and say something stupid)

[@AuraLeafstorm]

+Jaimentalli Poof's introduction is around the time I stopped watching The Fairly Oddparents, but not specifically because of Poof himself. Sure, I didn't like the new gimmick character (is there anything TO like or defend about an empty space character?) but he wasn't the main reason I stopped watching. Firstly, the main issue I take with him isn't the character himself, but the purpose behind his introduction. Like I said, it was a gimmick. Audience manipulation. That's what I disliked. Secondly, the new character isn't the only thing about the show that changed. You could argue that the changes started before Poof, after, whatever. But the point is, the show's style of humor was changing around that time. Whether you like it or not, it's different. For example, characters overreacting to things with over-the-top facial expressions. They didn't do that too much before, but now it's commonplace in the show. And that's just one thing.

[@sunnywaffles]

im surprised mr enter or pieguy didnt talk about the bigest plot hole of how cosmo and Wanda's wands fell in the pit then Cosmo used his wand to show the clip then Timmy went down and grabbed 2 wands

[@lulusmith780]

I think Mr.Enter pointed that out in the video. He said that making their wands fall when they need it most isn't as suspenseful as before.

[@sunnywaffles]

Lulu Smith but he didnt mention how they acted like that didnt happen when cosmo used his wand to poof up the film. Then after that timmy went to get 2 wands it wax a big plot hole

[@lulusmith780]

+Erique Johnson Oh I see what you mean. I haven't seen the episode yet so needless to say I'm lost. 0-0

[@NateWild]

Simple solution: One kid takes Cosmo, the other takes Wanda. That'd be an interesting test of Cosmo and Wanda's love, too. Or something.

[@honeysenpai9324]

+somerandomguy365 chole should get cosmo and timmy should have wanda :D

[@halfdemonprince]

somerandomguy365 Better yet, give Poof and Sparky to Chloe. It makes morse sense since no one likes Sparky and Poof has demonstrated that he's more that capable of being his own fairy god parent in the episode "Fairly Old Parent." Also it's pretty unfair how Timmy gets 4 magical wish granting beings.

[@TheTitandragon100]

Here's what "The Big Fairy Share Scare," should be... Timmy and his fairies ( including Poof and Sparky) get poofed to fairy world by Jorgen. Where he tells them that there's a fairy shortage and that Timmy must give up three of his fairies in order to help the other miserable kids in the world. Since the amount of miserable kids have doubled to the point where all the fairies in fairy world, even Jorgen have to leave their homes in order to stay with their god-kids. But since most these kids come from dangerous parts of the world like South Africa, the middle east, and bums from Brooklyn. Timmy tries to boycott the idea, until Jorgen suggest that he could give his three fairies to three local kids from Dimstale like Chester, Tootie and a girl named Chloe. Timmy has a debate on who should he keep as his god parent. Until Cosmo says he wants to be with Timmy, because Timmy still owes him a nickel or something. Timmy rejects since Cosmo is an idiot. But the decision was made, and now that Timmy is stuck with Cosmo, Sparky is stuck with Chester, Wanda stuck with Tootie, and Poof is stuck with Chloe. The special will focuses with Cosmo trying to show Timmy that he is not a useless idiot, Chester enters a series sport events with Sparky, in order to be successful, Tootie and Wanda try to get revenge on Vicky, and Chloe turns out to be part of a race of manipulating fairy eating monsters that take the forms of miserable human children that cause the worlds misery increase in the first place. Now that she has sucked poof's magic away Chloe and her monster race plan to take over the world, spreading nothing but misery to everyone. Now it's up to Timmy and his friends to stop this new threat.

[@LatterDayPup]

Someone call nickelodeon because we actually have found someone who can do a special episode I mean wow :)

[@helenhodges2656]

+Devin Henderson who's Clowi?

[@pencilmania8622]

Your Idea is crazy... I love it.

[@changsiah2]

Your Idea is good

[@Toblerown_ch]

Oh my! You should've written the s10 special. Then again, the execs at nick won't approve of Chloe being the villain

[@negavenom]

@PIEGUYRULZ The way you described Chloe is a perfect description of a Mary Sue and I think she's a very boring character.

[@TrollBreaker]

+negavenom I've seen some Mary Sues that aren't always Mary Sues and therefore are for the most part likable? Want an example? Maka Albarn from Soul Eater. When she's a Mary Sue, you can predict just exactly what she's going to do. When she's not a Mary Sue she can have some of the best moments of the entire show, like when she's speaking with Crona.

[@negavenom]

Troll Breaker I thought mary sues are one dimensional.

[@TrollBreaker]

negavenom Apparently not. And you know what? On her first appearance, you don't see her as a Mary Sue.

[@negavenom]

Troll Breaker So in other words, not all mary sues are bad characters?

[@TrollBreaker]

negavenom Nope. They just can't be primarily Mary Sue.

[@elsie8757]

If they wanted to shake things up by specifically bringing in a new character in the form of another kid who knows about fairies for Timmy to have adventures with, why not just lose the whole "fairy shortage" plot point and have Chloe be a godkid ALREADY, with a fairy of her own? Have this seemingly perfect girl move in next door in who's done all these implausible things and knows the president and somehow is able to provide all these miraculous favors for everyone in town. Maybe at the beginning she could give some kind of backstory on herself to explain it all a _little_ bit, like her parents have some job that requires them to travel all over the world and send her back all this stuff like her petting zoo of exotic animals, and allow her to have met all these important people. But then you have Timmy think "Something's fishy about this" (After all, remember the _last_ time we saw a perfect heroic kid who managed to win over their whole town with good deeds? It was the young Denzel Crocker, and he was able to do all that stuff because _he had fairies._ Specifically Cosmo and Wanda). So Timmy sneaks over to stakeout Chloe's house and discovers that-- surprise!-- she has a fairy godparent too. Then maybe he could confront her and she'd confess that yeah, she'd lied before. Her parents aren't these awesome travelers with amazing connections-- in fact, her parents aren't even alive and she lives with her senile grandmother or something! (Please note that I have no idea what Chloe's actual home life is stated to be like in the show, but from what I've seen I did notice a distinct absence of any mention of her parents). In any case, her fairy is pretty much all she's got. And maybe she really is that altruistic of a kid and she's been using her wishes to try and make others happy and improve the world in ways she never would've been able to otherwise. So then, presto, there you go! It's more believable that Chloe would be miserable enough to have fairies, Timmy has a good reason to feel like he misjudged her, and the two of them can go on as many magical adventures together as they would if they shared Timmy's fairies. Plus you get a bonus new character in the form of Chloe's fairy, whoever they are, and they could have an interesting dynamic with Cosmo and Wanda.

[@stormyraywaters]

I think it would have been better if it was Tootie. At first Timmy wants nothing to do with it. He tries to avoid her as much as possible soon hurting her feelings. He feels like a complete jerk as he gets home Vicky has to babysit him. Stuff happens yada yada yada. After the babysitting fiasco Tootie comes over and gives Timmy a doll similar to her Timmy doll but it's of Cosmo Wanda and Poof. She says that she really cares for him and didn't mean to make him feel like she was trying to steal them away from him. She leaves after her parents call. Timmy looks at the small plushes and is reminded of when he lent his fairies to her. He wishes he was in Tooties room and apologizes. They hug and Tootie and Timmy celebrate with Cosmo Wanda and poof. Course this is just my idea and I am not a professional writer so I can't give a great script.

[@randtastik]

Stormy Ray Waters sounds like something off of the Internet...and I mean like DeviantArt or Fanfiction.com.

[@wdcain1]

Tootie's a good choice but I think Veronica could also be a good substitute. She's got a TON of mental baggage (obsessed with Timmy, manic obsession with Trixie, ect) and there's some story potential with a crazy person with Fairies and having Timmy help her through her mental problems. Heck, Timmy would now have to be the responsible one and that would be a nice change of pace; moreso than Poof or Sparky ever were.

[@NoriakiCuckyoin]

somewhere in an alternate universe, that's how the episode went.

[@LadyBrightcynder]

There are SO many ways they could've made Chloe a good, interesting, and well-rounded character. Off the top of my head: 1. Set her up as a talented kid, but she has pushy stage-parents and the people who want to be her friends are just riding on her popularity. 2. Just make her a regular kid; a distaff counterpart to Timmy with a different personality - more level-headed but less experienced with the knowledge of magic? Or more quirky but comes up with really creative and interesting solutions to problems? 3. Set her up as a Mary-Sue, but completely and utterly subvert the trope. Not sure how you'd go about this, but it's something I'd like to see. Maybe these aren't completely original solutions but it's better than what we got. Waste of a character. And Timmy being such a jerk in this episode was really sad. It would have been really heartwarming if he had offered to share his fairies without any prompting from Jorgan or anyone, in one of the above hypothetical scenarios. The conflict in the episode could have come from, say, Chloe getting used to having fairy godparents, almost exposing the secret, and Timmy having to make a choice whether he should risk keeping on sharing them or take them back and make Chloe unhappy. No shoe-horned villains, just keep everything character-driven. Anyway, sorry for this ramble, there's just SO much wrong with this episode.

[@flowerbunny91]

+Lady Brightcynder agree. btw Timmy WAS a jerk but at the end of the episode, she offered him his fairies back but he finally accepted to share them.

[@RyanStorey1231]

+Lady Brightcynder Or better yet... She shouldn't even exist.

[@honeysenpai9324]

+Lady Brightcynder or they could have mad her a perfectionist and have the other kids take advantage of her kindness and her get called out whenever he makes a mistake making her reach a breaking point and having her cry.

[@bluebubble229]

+Lady Brightcynder it would be a cool twist if foop actually likes her and doesn't want to destroy her.

[@bluebubble229]

ohhhh maybe a danny phantom and fop crossover. I know danny phantom has ended, but they should bring him back in a crossover.

[@oliviab4079]

I didn't even watch it but when I heard the theme song got changed, I snapped. I officially have no more faith in FOP or nickelodeon!!!!!

[@TrollBreaker]

+Olivia B I got an idea. Travel back anywhere from 1991-2008, and warn everyone of what Nick will become.

[@Joseru_]

+Troll Breaker please someone do that

[@mjfromjersey]

They did get rid of sparky because of negative reception, which is kind of messed up.

[@gracekim25]

No it’s not😅

[@Higesgirl]

Chloe is a Mary Sue, Pie. She's a Mary Sue.

[@AuraLeafstorm]

"Forced and unnatural" is what the show has been for quite a while now. Fairly Oddparents has always been an on-the-nose, in-your-face kind of show, but the earlier seasons balanced it out with better pacing, and some moments of subtlety. It knew when to take a breath and let an emotion play out, even if only briefly. That sort of charm doesn't seem to be as present anymore, if at all. Not to mention the fact that there are probably a million plot inconsistencies now. Isn't Friday the 13th supposed to be anti-fairy day? And the anti-fairies come to power when Timmy erases Fridays? ...What? I hate all these shoehorned-in new characters. All of them. They represent a show's writing team having nothing left to work with.

[@davchr214]

What if he started making "Every Fairly Oddparents Episode Reviewed!"? That would really be cool...

[@Darkmoone1]

At least Jimmy Neutron had the decency to drop off when it realized just how bad it was getting.

[@TheRainbowSMASH]

Planet sheen

[@TrollBreaker]

+TheExclusiveMan That doesn't count. That's a spin off.

[@1Iamnotserious]

+TheExclusiveMan I told you it never happened!

[@luke4502]

It never got bad imo

[@OnlyGoken]

personally, I never found Jimmy Neutron bad. I think it just wanted to leave on a high, understandable note with the League of Villains as the big finale

[@Masterge77]

As far as I'm concerned, Season 7 of FoP was the last season. At this point they really need to kill the show because it has gone on for so long it's not even good anymore. Oh, and Chloe is a blatant Mary Sue since her character is unrealistic even for a cartoon. I mean, how can she be so perfect and talented? Granted this could be justified in the fact that she could have wished for all of these things off-screen before Timmy met her, which could have made her a bit more tolerable, but it just comes out of nowhere and is utterly forced. Yeah, I actually think the show shot itself in the foot too many times for me to like it anymore. Also, the part about the selfies and the duck lips just feels like a desperate attempt to stay relevant when the show used to stay timeless.

[@flowerbunny91]

+Masterge77 I'm not sure how to feel about chloe yet but i don't get the mary sue part. Jorgen said she needs fairies because she "messes up sometimes" and mary sue's don't mess up.

[@Masterge77]

flowerbunny91 Well, Chloe only "messes up sometimes" but that's every human being. Timmy got fairies because he was abused by Vicky and treated like dirt by his parents, and only kids who are "miserable" get fairies, not kids who simply mess up sometimes. To put it simply, this episode is written like a typical self-insert fan-fiction with Chloe being the typical self-insert Mary-Sue character. To put things simply, she's perfect in every way with her flaws being extremely petty and trivial, everyone likes her and quickly integrates her to the cast with those not liking her being essentially treated like crap (in this case, Timmy), is exceptionally talented in a lot of areas (knows 12 languages at 10 years old and other things) and she's overpowered and seems to take control over the story while overshadowing all the other characters. Now again, I said earlier this could have all been justified in the fact that she could have wished for all this off-screen, but it's clear she was already like this BEFORE she got fairies, which makes her even more of a Mary-Sue due to poor writing.

[@AutisticMagolorSmileyGuy]

+Masterge77 BLAH BLAH BLAH! Chloe is not a Mary Sue.

[@Masterge77]

***** At least Scrappy Doo wasn't an overly-talented and overpowered perfect Mary-Sue character like Chloe is.

[@EarthlyMaidenLita]

Well, yes and no. A big part about Mary Sues is how characters react to them. Mary Sues can do horrible, horrible stuff, but no characters will ever call them out on this bad behavior. Everyone still totally loves them, except characters that the author hates. Characters who hate Mary Sue tend to get portrayed as bad, like how Timmy acts really bratty here. Pieguy mentions this. Chloe removes the thorn from the monster's foot, and she claims that the monster destroys the town...but in the beginning, Crocker says she saved the town, and all the kids love her. No one ever reacts to what she did badly.

[@BrendanBarney]

LET'S MAKE EVERY SINGLE CHARACTER TWERK FOR LAUGHS! HUR DE DUR!!

[@marknemeth3376]

Brendan Barney There is Breadwinners for that.

[@chuckjose9271]

@Brendan Barney and there's Rob Schneider as a twerking polar bear so Derp de dop!

[@dimitribottjen2495]

Dislike just because I don't like what'll flood the comments

[@sophiaquintana256]

@@marknemeth3376 I don't like breadwinners but I Respect your opinion on breadwinners

[@RGS_1520]

"Chloe is overpowered". Pls Valve, nerf the Chloe.

[@oystersoup3434]

I am a bad-writing scholar. I feverishly seek out poorly written stories online, especially works made by teenagers. 76% of the Mary Sues I have seen are named Chloe, and all of its different spellings.

[@albertoandroidain]

Appearently Tooty and Trixie show up much anymore because they´ve been replaced by ANOTHER love interest for Timmy called Missy... This show just keeps adding more and more and more and MORE CHARACTERS!!!

[@yourereadingmynamearentyou3699]

albertoandroidain God what episode is that? I want to know how bad this has gotten.

[@Sasu123456789x1]

OMG no... why, I loved those two girls :( ugh

[@marknemeth3376]

albertoandroidain Missy was just a one-time character.

[@bullmonty764]

Sasu123456789x1 But I think that we should all agree that Trixie was/is far superior

[@LorcantheHedgehog]

As much people want Spongebob gone. I wish Fairly Odd Parents was gone because it's like the Family Guy of kids shows

[@TheRainbowSMASH]

Give me a new family guy over a new fairly odd parents any day

[@LorcantheHedgehog]

TheExclusiveMan yea

[@larssonie5101]

Family Guy is a lot worse besides FOP isn't as bad as people say it is :)

[@Densester]

lol thats what i thought as a kid lol

[@jonnyboy4289]

Yeah. Spongebob is Nicks Simpsons because despite the writers trying, it's fans want it to die. While Fairly Oddparents is like Nicks Family Guy because it's not worth watching anymore, except despite its problems, the fans still defend it because it's funny. But where's the humor?

[@tidepodpadthai2633]

Tootie deserves a fairy more than Chloe.

[@Joe-rz3fd]

So because there were a few funny jokes in the episode, you loved it and would recommend it to anyone, right? :)

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

+Joe4 Haha I see what you did there. xD

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

***** 13:46

[@Peridorito825]

+PIEGUYRULZ Lol

[@nostalgiaworks5999]

+TET52 Nostalgia Critic did a review of The Wild during Disneycember and he said that even though it was a bad movie, everybody should watch it because there are a few good jokes here and there.

[@testedchutoy2459]

+Nostalgia Works It is like cool cat it is bad but in the end WATCH IT!

[@honeysenpai9324]

I think if Timmy were to share his fairies with anyone I think Chester or tootie would make the most since because Chester is poor and he only has his dad to support him and poor tootie has Vicky as a sister.

[@dream__soda7900]

(Talking about when Timmy wished to be far away from Chloe) Not gonna lie, if Timmy was poofed to the Jimmy Neutron universe with the derpy look, and Jimmy just kinda looking at him then they both scream for sec, I'd find it kinda funny and appreciate the throw back to the crossover.

[@marebear62990]

This episode kinda reminded me of Lila's introduction in Hey Arnold! where all the kids thought Lila was perfect at first only to learn she was poor and had a hard life. That episode was this one done right.

[@scorchbound]

Wow.. Fairly Odd Parents is still going on?!

[@ButlerWoodstock]

+Al Quartz Ja.

[@CalebCraft10]

I didn't even know. XD

[@madlad2167]

Said the samething

[@Itzz_Mink]

+Al Quartz It should've just ended at Channel Chasers

[@onettaviator5396]

+Mikey 97 (Supermikey97) That would've been a great idea.

[@carlbrown1000]

Its weird how in these newer seasons Mr. Crocker's horrible life jokes get the best laugh out of me

[@TheEpicBunch12222]

5 new characters, if you count Foop and Anti-Sparky foop is more of his own character though i think anti-sparky was a just a throwaway thing

[@MarioPlushKid]

Poof actually reappeared in the 22 minute special Certifiable Super Sitter.

[@teavu6093]

You didn't use the word Mary Sue I applaud

[@mk3a]

If Jorgen had Timmy share his fairies with Tootie or Chester, this episode (as well as the season altogether) might have not been as bad as it turned out to be

[@sugarcube371]

The show was still good after poof was introduced. Then it got weird with them adding sparky and Chloe.

[@durece100]

+dontrell coles Poof and Sparky are absent in this episode.

[@sugarcube371]

***** I know.

[@heyfandomtrashmoved9906]

I actually don’t mind Poof. But Sparky and Chloe weren’t necessary and they should’ve stopped adding characters after Poof.

[@tylerroads3824]

I'm calling it now season 13 or 16 were gonna get a fairy odd step parent where Cosmo is only visited on Tuesdays

[@Justice1Knight3]

It's funny that you've mentionned that Chloe is a creator's pet. Sparky, who was introduced last season, is one because Butch Hartman "loves animals and loves adding new characters". I'm not kidding! Go check the Western Animation section of the Creator's Pet trope if you want proof.

[@Astromontana]

It's a darn shame when writers of a "major" (I use that term VERY loosely) television network don't understand how a Mary Sue can destroy their work. These types of characters you expect to see in bad fan fictions, NOT on a long running television series as Mary Sues are nothing more than a way for a writer to either have a character do whatever they want with no repercussions as they see fit or as the plot demands, or a cheap way for a writer to insert themselves in their stories and make themselves invincible, which NEVER makes for a good story as these aren't even characters. Characters have at least some sort of depth to them. Mary Sues are nothing more than plot devices or pawns. What makes this episode even more insulting is that it completely says "screw you" to Da Rules, if that is even a thing anymore with the show, by giving Chloe fairies. It's almost like they either just don't care anymore or completely forgot what Da Rules was supposed to do for the show. To be honest, adding new characters can be a good thing. I never had a problem with the show adding Poof. Sure he's not a very interesting character as he's just a baby, but at least it gives Cosmo and Wanda a bit of a different personality, being more parental. Adding the stupid dog is when they went off the deep end. It severs no purpose to the show, the dog is highly unlikable, and it's just there to find more plot devices. Now Chloe is just a repeat of the dog. At this point I've given up on this show ever going back to it's glory days. At least with Spongebob, thanks to Hilenburg's return, is going back to what made it funny and memorable in the first place. This show is just a rotting corpse on life support that needs to have the plug pulled. And no, it can't die with dignity because the addition of that idiot dog destroyed what little dignity the show had left....

[@flowerbunny91]

+ElectabuzzKing agree I'm glad hillenburg came back. the show needs to end and but i always wanted ti to end GOOD not bad.

[@bluebubble229]

+ElectabuzzKing how is this a mary sue? its just a new character

[@mynamesnotrick]

+Taylor T A Mary Sue is a character usually used in bad fanfictions to basically be the perfect character. They are automatically loved by all, they may not contribute anything to the plot or be a self insert who barely engages in the story (like the audience), and they happen to be skilled in various things without justification. They're too OP for a simple cast of characters in a story, and they're usually not given much depth outside of being perfect.

[@AutisticMagolorSmileyGuy]

+ElectabuzzKing can you do me a favor a shut up about Mary Sue this and Mary Sue that! You can't judge a person based off of one episode. So fuck you.

[@AutisticMagolorSmileyGuy]

***** Third episode she laughed at the "not my problem" joke when timmy said it at the end. That joke was supposed to be mean-spirited.

[@CalebCraft10]

How they could have fixed this episode: -Give Chloe actual flaws and not make her another Mary Sue. -Make this MUCH earlier in the series (while maybe having Poof off the bat or really early). -Make Chloe an adopted sister so there won't be any bad shipping. Would that be better?

[@jackjaws]

This episode just shouldn't have happened.

[@MegaSparkster]

Even if she was an adopted sister,there would probably be someone who'll ship them anyway...

[@TechWizard200]

+Gamerssmash I already hear the r34

[@robbiewalker2831]

How about this: BRING BACK MISSY!

[@TechWizard200]

+Robert Walker Forgot who that was. Remind me here.

[@kaible483]

Am I the only the one who still loves Cosmo? Yes? Alright then. I've always loved him and Timmy's dad. I also love Patrick. I guess I always love characters everyone hates. lol

[@thegayghost872]

This episode reads like a bad self-insert fan fiction.

[@susanjoyce4244]

At least Phineas and Ferb had the decency to end after they ran out of ideas...

[@soroij.5402]

Here's what I notice about the Fairly Oddparents: They suck at adding new characters. With shows like Gumball for example they use new (and old) characters to their advantage. When there's a character they didn't do anything with in the past, they find a way to use them well. When a new character is needed to advance a plot, they bring them in and create some kind of plan on what the character will do in the future. The Oddparents throws in a new character for the sole purpose of adding more boring episode gimmicks and staying relevant, which is probably why Sparky and Poof weren't in the episode with Chloe, just so they could make two EXTRA episodes where she meets each of them. They also take out characters kind of like Gumball has, but not because they do something with them later, but usually because they get replaced. Trixie is no longer Timmy's love interest, for example, but now a girl named Missy is, probably only to add in a love interest who's in Timmy's league. (Sorry for writing a comment bible, I just felt like that needed to be said.)

[@MusicWarrior100]

12:05 I asked this question in another video about this episode, and I pointed out how Tootie or Chester would be better suited for fairies more than Chloe. All the replies were just people listing the characters that aren't on the show anymore.

[@16montana24kobe]

You know the show is shit now when they try to show modern trends

[@16montana24kobe]

hank hill DUCK FACE O

[@snf-hb7kw]

_DUCK FACE_ oh wait

[@madlad2167]

My homie said da same thing

[@TheJustin4848]

+SantaCruzBay We are Bears has modern trends, but that's a good show.

[@thegamingmeowthtgm6152]

SantaCruzBay true

[@paytonwhite1352]

The intro is the worst thing ever

[@paytonwhite1352]

Intro song

[@ButlerWoodstock]

+Payton White AGREED

[@CalebCraft10]

But it's a metaphor for the show.

[@paytonwhite1352]

Yeah

[@AaronLoving]

The second I watched this live on TV I thought "SUMMON FORTH PIEGUY!!!" And yeah... You answered.

[@pantelakos2000]

I like what you said about steven universe hovering in the air with his legs spinning around when he's trying to run away from something,(2:58)I literally visualized that in my head and it just sounds all the more hilarious. 😋

[@VidyaBros1]

So glad you decided to review this and I had such a strong feeling you would. I just watched this episode last night after watching Mr. Enter's Animated Atrocities of it. I really wish I can unwatch it. It was just so so bad. And also, there's a total of 5 new characters if you count Foop and Anti Sparky. Mr. Enter was right. Nickelodeon is officially the life support network.

[@94unclechuck]

13:50-14:20 every nostalgia critic episode ever

[@entertainer_ev2747]

Lowkey its retroreplay's review of shadow the hedgehog but vice versa

[@EmmyJoy]

I really did forget the Fairy Odd Parents was still around. It appears that it is not a good thing it is around. Really cant believe that Timmy has to share Cosmo and Wanda. It will just ruin the kinda sweet relationship I remember them having. Although, I know that most traces of it went out the window years ago.

[@RidleyKraid187]

Alright, seeing as how I kinda liked this episode, allow me to make a rebuttal: First of all, Jorgen not Telling Timmy about the reason Chloe was miserable can be explained away easily- Chloe's misery is her own personal business, and it's not Jorgen's place to tell Timmy about that. It's up to Chloe to tell Timmy herself. secondly, I thought that reasoning was solid enough- Fairies are migrating to other jobs, and thus the industry is falling. and that being the case, wouldn't it make more sense to have Timmy Turner, who has THREE fairies, four if you count Sparky, and Jorgen himself interacts with them so much I'd even count him as a fifth, share his fairies with another miserable child in Dimmesdale, especially one who is his neighbor now, rather than assign another fairy when they need all they can get? that's all you really need, to be honest. even without that explanation, the logic still stands- there's no reason to deny another kid a fairy just so Timmy can keep all five of his to himself.... Thirdly- Chloe getting a call from the president IS a bit ridiculous, I'll give you that. Getting out of Class I can just chalk up to Crocker's desire to not teach these students, and going with whatever flimsy excuse is given to him. Chloe giving out all these things... she's rich and generous. That doesn't make her a bad character, though. quite the contrary, I think. Winning the Nobel prize for niceness- ridiculous again, however given that her encounter with that monster wasn't the entire story, I think it's safe to assume that there's more to that story- exaggeration? Any event simply spoken of that I didn't see her do in the episode is left ambiguous given what we find out about the monster encounter later. beating up Jorgen? I'd say that's ridiculous, but he was caught off guard, never fought back, and I think I remember Timmy doing that on at least one occasion (don't quote me on that, but I'm pretty sure he grabbed and threw Jorgen once). chalking that one up as cartoony slapstick. As for Chester "Needing Fairies", we had an entire episode proving that Chester DOESN'T need fairies. Chester is perfectly happy, and loves his life in his trailer with his dad. he only became miserable when Norm interfered with his life, and his dad became rich and successful. Tootie was answered too: If she ever had fairies before Timmy loaned his to her, she blabbed them out to everybody, and lost them. misery doesn’t just need to be external conflicts. Maybe I’m the only one seeing this, but it was clear enough to me that the reason she has fairies is not from a horrible babysitter or neglectful parents, but instead, from self-inflicted psychological abuse- if Chloe causes a problem, or makes a problem worse, her first instinct would be to blame herself for it, and put herself down for it. And if all you thought of yourself was that you were nothing but a big screw-up and did nothing but cause problems for others when you only want to help, you'd feel pretty miserable too. I know I would. I have the same problem of self-blame. and why does Chloe seem so optimistic and cheerful? maybe it's a mask so her loved ones don't worry, maybe it's just in her nature to be so despite what she thinks of herself. whatever the reason, it's clear enough to me why she received fairies, but I do agree that the episode didn't do a good enough job explaining that, especially since I'm one of the few people I know that actually picked up on that. This episode makes me really enjoy Chloe, moreso than any of the other characters they've introduced thus far. She's not annoying; she's just an optimistic do-gooder. I Don't see a Mary-Sue, I just see another character that honestly, I think people just want to hate. I went into this episode hoping Chloe would be a good character, and I thought she was. maybe the inverse is true for everyone else? On a separate note, I love how her design contrast's with Timmy's- Yellow Shirt, blonde hair, Butterfly Bow, Flip Flops, and that Chipped tooth. It's actually a brilliant design. So yeah- Overall I liked Chloe. her introduction was flawed, but it still left me with plenty to like about her. though I'll admit, Peridot is the better "New Main Character" added this month.

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

+RidleyKraid187 Speculating is fun and all but, a lot of what you're saying here really isn't in the episode. If Chloe has inner struggles.... the episode really needed to imply that past "I'm a bit of a mess sometimes". The episode doesn't say she's rich, and beating up Jorgan would be a comedy thing if it weren't for the fact that she's like this with EVERYTHING in the episode. Fair enough with Jorgan not wanting to say she's miserable.... but they could have gotten across that idea better. Timmy does not have 5 fairies, you know Jorgan is a stretch and, Poof and Sparky are nowhere to be seen here. By that count two, and actually according to the episode itself, more like 1 and a half. It's great that you like her, but it seems a little bit like you are reading into this a bit. This episode didn't really have any subtly. The reasons you give make sense, but don't really feel like that's what they were going for, and if it was the episode absolutely fails at getting these points across.

[@icecreamhero2375]

+PIEGUYRULZ i loved this episode also Peanuts constantly added new characters and noone hates that cartoon believe it or not Linus and Lucy ( some of the most iconic characters were added 9 years after it cameout Pepermint patty and marcy were added 20 years latter

[@Abrax404]

+PIEGUYRULZ Im kinda curious what people mean exactly when referring to adding new characters into an existing show. Like, I've seen a number of good shows introduce a new character, who after character development and visible signs of their flaws and strengths they join the main characters or tend to show up more Unless this is more a case of Badly adding in a new character, like Chole's whole story lacking any of the real requirements of being a fairy-godchild. A character who doesnt mesh with the world, or is seemingly built to make the main character look bad?

[@icecreamhero2375]

Abrax404 i really like chloe

[@RidleyKraid187]

***** Maybe I did over-analyze a bit here... a lot of that has to do with the demonization of this episode by pretty much everybody, which I just can't agree with. and because of this, I almost feel obligated to try and defend my opinion, because if I can't defend my opinion, it's worthless and I have no business disagreeing, you know? I know that's not true, but it's just the feeling..... and yeah, many of those points are all just speculation and trying to fill in logical gaps. maybe I've just been conditioned to look deeper into things that I've begun to see things that aren't explicitly there... and even without the deeper thinking, I can safely say Chloe is still enjoyable to me.... Do you think it's wrong for an episode to be considered good if the viewers pick up on unintentional points? I think this episode, for me, is almost an inverse of what episodes like Sun Bleached and One Course Meal are- those episodes carry certain elements that make those episodes worse when people start reading into things- elements that were probably unintentional, like undertones of racism or suicide jokes. whether or not they were really going for those things, the episodes are still made worse because of those elements.

[@94unclechuck]

Does anybody like the wishology trilogy?

[@robbiewalker2831]

Not me.

[@JSparkysteel]

+94unclechuck I did. To me that's when the show ended.

[@robbiewalker2831]

+JSparkysteel And that story, to me, was forced.

[@BillZypher]

+94unclechuck That was the last good thing to come out of this show.

[@robbiewalker2831]

Bill Zypher Not really. Abra-Catastrophe was, despite being more serious.

[@SeaStarTea]

I'm liking the star. ;P Glad you reviewed this! ^^

[@capsulon445]

Over the past 12 years there have been SIX stopping points for this series in its 18 year (which also includes season 0) and counting run. “Channel Chasers” in 2004, where we get a great epilogue for the show and most fans would agree that it provides the best closure to the series. “The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3” in 2006, where Timmy & Jimmy end up creating a villain who’s supposedly was more challenging than any other of their previous adversaries and was planned as finale of both series. (Link to Post: fairlyoddparents.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_The_Fairly_OddParents!_Episodes/cancellation). In 2009 there was “The Wishology Trilogy”, where Timmy saves the universe in an epic two-hour event. “A Fairy Odd Movie,” in 2011, which retcons the future from Channel Chasers and has Timmy in the end basically screw da rules, follow up by “Meet the OddParents” IN THE SAME YEAR, where Timmy finally reveals his fairies to his parents, and that results in the family becoming closer. Not counting the live action film, the other four instances I’ve just mention were times in which the show could have called it quits on a positive note, and you would think that after “A Fairy Odd Summer” in 2014, (which has a shark jumping ending with Timmy no longer needing his fairies now that he’s become one...AGAIN!) Nick would have gotten the memo to put this show out of its misery, but no, they just keep renewing it over and over again. This might sound cynical, but at this point this series only purpose now for continuing is to be a waste of space and to the staff an easy check in the mail. P.S. If it makes anyone feel better, Chloe is voiced by Kari Wahlgren (Shandra Jimenez from Gravity Falls and Rip van Winkle from Hellsing Ultimate). P.S.S. With all the pointless characters there are adding now, will we finally be able to have an on-screen appearance of Vicky's little brother? (For all of you wiper-snappers back in the series pilot when Vicky is babysitting Timmy for the first time, she threatens him with blackmail, stating that “It works great. Just ask my little brother!” She then picks up the phone, dials the number to her house, and from the other end of the line her brother is heard screaming.)

[@juliusnolastname4605]

>fairy shortage >timmy technically has 4 fairies Anyway wasn't there an older episode where Cosmo and Wanda had to be separated because there was a fairy shortage?

[@AAABattery24]

So is no one going to mention the fact that Timmy has 2... no. 4 FAIRIES? He gets Cosmo and Sparky, Chloe gets Poof and Wanda. Problem solved!! And Also... the chart of shortage was pointing DOWN... if there is a decrease of shortage, you should have a surplus of fairies, it's a double negative. -_-

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

+AAA Battery Well to be fair, 2 are gone now. Also one is Cosmo.... you can't exactly give a kid just Cosmo.

[@lilydoves]

+PIEGUYRULZ true giving a kid Cosmo would make their life worse... if they're still alive...

[@lilydoves]

+lilyrose productions (Crystal Heart mlp) *giving a kid *just* cosmo

[@abandonedchannel546]

This show should of be cancelled at the end of the fifth season. Adding new characters is just useless. Nickelodeon is caring more about making kids lose their brain cells more than the quality of their shows.

[@lilydoves]

SBells27 true

[@maxshapiro078]

It really doesn't surprise me that this was bad. It honestly really sad to see all these shows that were once amazing slowly decay over the years-Simpsons, Family Guy, SpongeBob, Fairly OddParents, etc. I guess it's just what happens to all long-running cartoons (though I will say SpongeBob has actually been improving lately thanks to the return of Stephen Hillenburg). The only cartoon I can think of thst avoided this fate was South Park, and that's because that show is EXTREMELY good at keeping up with what's relavent, so there's always something to make fun of.

[@Hyeeba]

Chloe is basically an example of Wander done wrong Wander, the main character of Wander Over Yonder (which i am currently obsessed with), is described by another character on the show as "pure, unadulterated love" and his main character trait is that he loves and sees the best of everyone and his main purpose in life is to help anyone and everyone who needs him, whether they like it or not What makes his character work is that they portray his need to help as a flaw. He goes insane when he can't help anyone, he's ruined situations by explaining to the enemy that other characters going to return fire and they should all duck or by accidentally giving away the location of all his friends to a murderer in an attempt to be her friend. And what also makes him work is that most people hate him. His best friend Sylvia absolutely adores him but even she started out calling him a weirdo and trying to sell him off to the highest bidder. If they had just given Chloe a couple more enemies and had portrayed her helping as a problem instead of a reason to adore her she would have worked, even if she would have come off a little too similar to Wander. The point is, she could have worked but they were too lazy to make it work.

[@AzurknightOMEGA]

You know, Chloe almost reminds me of Remmy from way earlier in the series, but at least Remmy was believable and actually was a villain that Timmy was meant to oppose.

[@bonafide9781]

Why do the anti versions (anti-sparky & foop) always come a season after their normal versions instead of immediately?

[@M.ElAmin105]

What's next? Anti-Chloe?

[@bonafide9781]

Musty El Amin We're gonna have to wait a whole season for some ungoshly reason.

[@Dazyhead]

+BonaFIDE i still don't understand why they called foop foop. every single anti-fairy is anti(insert fairy name here). why make this one the original fairies name backwards.

[@bonafide9781]

Daisyhead Exactly, I don't get it.

[@bluebubble229]

+Musty El Amin (Animated) anti chloe? they only do that with humans. but a anti fairly that actually likes a human would be cool

[@cornerabba2947]

This is a self-insert fanfiction. Think about it. Chloe is WAY TOO overpowered (HELL, FREAKING LILA AND OGLA FROM HEY ARNOLD WERE MORE TOLERABLE THAN THIS GIRL. And the writers were fully aware of their Mary Sue status and gave them realistic flaws). There's barely any comedy. Poof and Sparky don't appear in this episode (proving that their entire existence is useless) and this episode defies ALL the laws made in the show's canon since 1998. (Yes, 1998. I brought the Oh Yeah Cartoon shorts into this.) Hell, it just forgets Abracatastrophe in which Jorgen says that generally godkids would've revealed the existence of their fairy godparents in the span of one year (which is why there shouldn't be a shortage of fairies) AND it's been said over and over again that fairy godparents are assigned to the most miserable children on Earth and Chloe is no where near miserable.

[@bobstayoffthegrass8772]

Whoa whoa whoa Did you say beat the shit out of Jorgen von Strangle? The very same man who was powerful enough to destroy both the Fairly Odd Parents _and_ Jimmy Neutron universes simultaneously? _WHAT_

[@rasp-passiontea8525]

"Timmy tries to make a few wishes in order to avoid 'SHEE-SHAW-SHOO' sharing his faries," Me: 😂😂😂

[@Moneyb56ss]

+Pieguyrulz Did you know that Nickelodeon greenlight a new cartoon from Butch Hartman.I don't know when it will premire but I wish that Danny Phantom was revived.

[@Dazyhead]

+Moneyb56ss i kinda do too, but the finality of the series was as done as it could get. plus it went out on a high note and bringing it back would probably rot it with how the writing of fop has been going. hartman couldn't even keep tuff puppy going. also, looking up the new show he's making, bunsen is a beast, doesn't look like a hartman cartoon.

[@booklover4330]

+Moneyb56ss I kind of hope that Danny Phantom isn't revived because of how The Fairly Oddparents has been going, don't get me wrong, I love Danny Phantom and still love watching it but I don't want to see it revived only for it to end up as badly as The Fairly OddParents or something.

[@LaineMann]

+Moneyb56ss Yeah, he's making something new.

[@yooka3505]

"Bunsen is a Beast"

[@ryancalder7198]

Wait, the whole no Friday thing should be bad for anti-fairies, right? Because there's no Friday the 13th?

[@Dazyhead]

+Ryan “TheGenericHenchman” Calder the friday the 13th thing was only relevant to the first episode they were introduced back in season 2. since then, they were released from the prison in fairy world and now there's an anti fairy world were anti cosmo is the leader of the anti fairies.

[@ryancalder7198]

Okay, that makes sense.

[@Grandpa_72]

plot twist shes the villain and she SOMEHOW CONVINCED Timmy to share the fairies to abuse her power

[@grantkelly8696]

I really miss how good FOP used to be anyone remember the episode where Timmy wishes to be superheroes or the other episode when Crocker turns into a cheese God

[@LordKraken3]

"Obnoxious overpowered opposite" Chloe OP pls nerf.

[@futuregohan4837]

Timmy: Okay Then Although That's Illegal

[@CubicPanther]

Speaking of dead series, you should do Sonic Boom!

[@TheScourge8765]

+masterrandomnes How is Sonic Boom dead?

[@CubicPanther]

+TheGeno8765 I meant the Sonic series as a whole.

[@TheScourge8765]

+masterrandomnes What if...Sonic is hibernating as the perfect Sonic game is being developed in secret, and Sonic Boom (the show) is just a distraction from the true perfection coming?

[@CubicPanther]

Who would consider Alvin and the Chipmunks a dead series?

[@user-tr5gu8lt8q]

+masterrandomnes john

[@michaeljordan5630]

I kind of want to call this Hartman syndrome: when an creator know his or her series is ending or the series leads to no where, he or she beings to end the series on a bad note, not caring if the it leaves fans disappointed.

[@gracekim25]

Hartman wasn’t an animator

[@PrincessOtaku77]

I was hopeful for Chloe in general. When the art was revealed, she reminded me of Mabel from gravity falls. Then the episode came out. I felt her introduction was forcefully. The writers broke the rule why kids get godparents in the first place. Timmy has fairies because his parents are awful leaving their son with a evil babysitter. Remy was the rich kid who had everything but his parents don't spend time with him. Chloe is too perfect in a crazy sense. Timmy seems out of character in this episode for no reason.

[@EsmeAmelia]

MUCH better than Mr. Enter's review.

[@9Zandra4]

Looks like someone watched the Mr. Enter review, lol.

[@snf-hb7kw]

don't you dare compare the superior to the weak

[@9Zandra4]

+Daffy Duck lol, well, if you had watched the recent Mr. Enter review of this episode, you will notice that Pieguyrules takes exact quotes from his video. Plus, I've seen Pieguy comment on his videos all the time. Hell, they have collabed together before on an episode. So it's no surprise, really. I enjoy both of them.

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

+Alex Jones I assure you, I have not and will not watch it.

[@9Zandra4]

+PIEGUYRULZ Really? I'm surprised. There are some lines that you've both made that are exactly the same. Please know that I wasn't trying to be rude or anything, I just thought the similarities were amusing. May I ask why you won't watch it though?

[@PIEGUYRULZ]

Alex Jones Not really crazy about his videos these days. Also, I wouldn't have watched explicitly so I wouldn't repeat anything.

[@gimmefeedback]

“Does dan Schneider have anything to do with this, I wonder?” LMAO

[@Galaxykuma]

I talked to my friend a few days ago about Chloe. Like why she would need fairies,well a better reason the show explains, and how she could a better character.

[@thedogoflanterns4492]

AHHHH ITS THE GREAT AND POWERFUL NIGHTMARE OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!!!!!! butch hartman run out of ideas

[@shala6541]

You know, you're bit about how you praise a thing all the way through, then suddenly at the end, you said it was terrible, yeah, that's an inverse on what the Nostalgia Critic did in his review of the Wall. Where he bashed it for all the run time, but suddenly, in the end, he said it was fine. That's NOT HOW YOU DO A REVIEW!

[@magolorthegreat809]

An idea on how to fix Chloe's problem: To say that she WAS perfect, that in the old city she was loved by everyone but after the story of the monster everyone started to hate her so much that she had to move, and then in the new city she she starts to make everyone friends again but at some point she combines a problem that makes everyone hate her again, after which they can tell that she is actually miserable

[@larrykoopa64dshacker64]

That episode was so bad, I also thought it broke Da Rules of the FOP universe by having someone like Chloe get fairies, and the Fairy Shortage is a lame excuse, because it was shown that if Timmy didn't exist, Chester would get Cosmo and Wanda, so Why doesn't Chester get to ALSO share fairies with Timmy? Why doesn't Chester get any fairies, yet Chloe gets to share them with Timmy? That just didn't make sense to me. If anything, the Fairy shortage thing should have been used not to give Chloe fairies.

[@thefanficfanpony3551]

Since when did people get school-off on parent-teacher day?

[@lulusmith780]

It's disappointing how my favorite show has turned into a sad joke. I loved this show when I was a kid. All they needed to do was end the show so it'd be remembered fondly by fans! Chloe could've been a decent and relatable character. What if Chloe seemed happy and optimistic on the outside, but deep down she's a stressed and nervous girl? I think that would've made her an interesting and relatable character! If they changed Chloe she could actually qualify for having fairy godparents!

[@TuesdaysArt]

Now that you've reached season 9 of Every Episode of SpongeBob Reviewed, maybe FOP should be the next one! It's about as long as SpongeBob and it'd be interesting to see how well the show keeps track with its rules. I know you already reviewed some of the specials and the live action movies, but there's so many things you can implement! (I also want to see when Timmy stopped having friends. It seems like he only cares about his fairies, which is going to suck when he forgets them...)

[@diegodubber2140]

Seasons 1-2-3-4-5a were the best. Seasons 5b-6-7-8 were okay. Season 9 is when the show jumped the shark. Season 10, SOMEBODY KILL ME NOW.