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The Fairly OddParents in an American animated children's show which airs on Nickelodeon. The show follows the life of Timmy Turner, an elementary school student who has two fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda.

History

The Fairly OddParents premiered on Nickelodeon September 4th, 1998. As of September 2014, the show has run for nine seasons and aired over 150 episodes. The series has aired three live action movies A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner! (2011), A Fairly Odd Christmas (2012) and A Fairly Odd Summer (2014), which all starred Drake Bell as Timmy Turner.

Premise

Timmy Turner (voiced by Tara Strong) has to deal with his clueless parents, his evil babysitter Vicky (Grey DeLisle) and his evil teacher Mr. Crocker (Carlos Alazraqui), but he manages with the help of his magical fairy god parents Wanda (Susanne Blakeslee) and Cosmo (Daran Norris). Though they are able to grant all his wishes, their magical intervention often causes unforeseen problems.

Reception

The Fairly OddParents has earned a rating of 7.3 on IMDB. The show was nominated for five Primetime Emmy's winning one in 2005 for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation. It was also nominated for seven Kid's Choice Awards.

Related Memes

Dinkleberg

Dinkleberg! is a catchphrase used by Timmy's father in The Fairly OddParents, who blames their neighbor Dinkleberg for any unfortunate event. Online, the phrase is typically used to blame Dinkleberg for anything from mundane day-to-day problems to tragic natural disasters.

And this is where I'd put my X…if I had one!

And this is where I'd put my X…if I had one! is an image macro series featuring the character Mr. Turner from The Fairly OddParents. It is used to convey anger in the fact that the user is without something.

The Little Dolphin Who Cried X

The Little Dolphin Who Cried is a scene that has been parodied since 2010 with YouTube Poop style. The dolphin sound is replaced by another sound, audio or song. This YouTube Poop fad is similiar to Hey Plankton, can our first song go like this?.

The scene is originated from the 18th episode in season 2 from the Nickelodeon series The Fairly OddParents called Fool's Day Out/Deja Vu. The scene is showing Timmy's parents explaining why they must go.

Fandom

As of September 2014, the Facebook page^[4] for the show has gained over 6.5 million likes. As of September 2014, DeviantArt ^[3] has over 20,000 fan art submissions tagged The Fairly OddParents. Fan run Tumblr blogs including fairlyoddgifs^[5] and effyeahfairlyoddparents.^[6]

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