The Fairly OddParents (season 3)

The Fairly OddParents (season 3)
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	18
Release
Original network	Nickelodeon
Original release	January 20 – November 21, 2003

The Fairly OddParents' third season began on January 20, 2003. The Fairly OddParents first movie, "Abra-Catastrophe!", aired in the summer of 2003.

Episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
21a	1a	"Ruled Out"	Gary Conrad	Karin Gutman	November 8, 2002	N/A
Timmy, tired of his parents' strict rules, wishes for parents that cared less. However, when his mom and dad stop following the rules, and his new Fairy Godparents make things difficult, Timmy finds out why being responsible is important.
21b	1b	"That's Life!"	Sarah Frost and Butch Hartman	Spencer Green, Butch Hartman, and Steve Marmel	November 8, 2002	N/A
To help his Mom win the Dimmsdale "Veg-off", Timmy wishes her garden full of life, but he does not remember that his dearly departed pet gerbil, Eddie, is buried in the garden, and wreaks havoc in Dimmsdale.
22a	2a	"Shiny Teeth"	Butch Hartman	Butch Hartman and Steve Marmel	November 30, 2002	N/A
Before his upcoming music video "My Shiny Teeth and Me", evil dentist Dr. Bender rips out Chip Skylark's teeth, stopping him from singing. Timmy must now contact the Tooth Fairy to seek aid in recovering Chip's teeth, and succeeds.
22b	2b	"Odd, Odd West"	John Fountain and Butch Hartman	Steve Marmel and Jack Thomas	November 30, 2002	N/A
Timmy and his friends visit the Old West and must face bandit Vicky.
23a	3a	"MicroPhony"	Gary Conrad	Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, and Jack Thomas	August 1, 2003	N/A
During the summer, Vicky uses the radio to promote her babysitting service and make kids work all day, but Timmy fights back as "Double T".
23b	3b	"So Totally Spaced Out"	Sarah Frost and Butch Hartman	Steve Marmel and Jack Thomas	August 1, 2003	N/A
Set during the episodes "Totally Spaced Out" and "Spaced Out!", Mark Chang comes to earth and tells Timmy that his planet has been invaded by a cute alien race known as the Gigglepies. Since the Yugopotamians are afraid of anything nice and sweet, they are powerless against them. Timmy departs to fight the menace.
24	4	"Love Struck!"	Sarah Frost, Gary Conrad, and Butch Hartman	Scott Fellows, Steve Marmel, and Butch Hartman	February 14, 2003	N/A
Having been rejected by Trixie on Valentine's Day, Timmy wishes that the population be divided by gender, thus Dimmsdale (and, to a greater extent, the world) splits into Hersdale (Female's world) and Himsdale (Male's World) by a wall. Unfortunately, because no love is spreading, Cupid is nearing his death. Timmy is the only one who knows what is missing, and cries because nothing fills the void. Timmy destroys the wall, causing the genders to come in contact with each other, but instead of falling in love like Timmy planned, they go to war against each other. Timmy falls in love with Tootie, instead of Trixie, at the end of the episode.
25a	5a	"Cosmo Con"	Wincat Alcala and Butch Hartman	Scott Fellows and Jack Thomas	January 10, 2003	N/A
Cosmo has a chance to gain popularity when he is the next on the Fairy World List to host a Fairy Convention, but the convention turns out to be a destination alert when it happens in Timmy's bathroom while Crocker pays a visit.
25b	5b	"Wanda's Day Off!"	Sarah Frost and Butch Hartman	Jack Thomas	January 10, 2003	N/A
Wanda takes a day off while Cosmo and Timmy promise to spend the day without using any wishes, but one wish ruins the entire plan.
26a	6a	"Odd Jobs"	Gary Conrad	Scott Fellows	January 27, 2003	N/A
Cosmo and Wanda create a magical website that gives Dad new jobs, but Timmy soon realizes that popularity is not necessary to be loved.
26b	6b	"Movie Magic"	Wincat Alcala and Butch Hartman	Scott Fellows and Jack Thomas	January 27, 2003	N/A
Timmy attempts to create the perfect movie in order to win the Dimmy award and impress Trixie. Although he does win the award, it does not actually win his interest's heart.
27-29	7-9	"Abra-Catastrophe!"	Butch Hartman	Butch Hartman and Steve Marmel	July 12, 2003	N/A
Timmy Turner has kept his fairy godparents Cosmo and Wanda a secret for one whole year thus far. He receives a special gift, the "Fairy-versary muffin", which can grant any user one rule-free wish. With Timmy's school teacher Mr. Crocker constantly spying on him to prove that fairies indeed exist, the Fairy-versary muffin falls into other people's hands, eventually ending up in Mr. Crocker's. Using the muffin, Mr. Crocker captures Timmy's fairies and wishes for an oppressive world ruled by him, transforming Dimmsdale into Slavesdale. Now, Timmy and his fairies must get the muffin back and save Dimmsdale. This is the very first Fairly Odd movie in the series.
30a	10a	"Sleepover and Over"	Ken Bruce and Butch Hartman	Scott Fellows, Steve Marmel, and Jack Thomas	May 17, 2003	N/A
When Timmy, Chester, and A.J. are meant to have a sleepover together, arguments split the three friends apart. Now, Timmy has to go to both sleepovers at the same time.
30b	10b	"Mother Nature"	Gary Conrad	Scott Fellows and Jack Thomas	May 17, 2003	N/A
In Dimmsdale, if the weather person gets the weather wrong, they get run out of town by an angry mob. Timmy's Mom becomes the new weather person after Timmy and his dad constantly ignore her. Fearing that she will get the weather wrong and thus ran out of town, Timmy wishes his mom's weather predictions would come true.
31a	11a	"The Crimson Chin Meets Mighty Mom & Dyno Dad!"	Ken Bruce and Butch Hartman	Butch Hartman and Steve Marmel	May 9, 2003	N/A
Timmy accidentally wishes the Nega Chin (the Crimson Chin's ultimate enemy) out of the comic book, but still thinks he is the Crimson Chin. He hides him in his treehouse, and has Cosmo and Wanda grant his wishes. Timmy realizes who he is and what the wishes were (all his villain friends out of the comic book; Cosmo and Wanda's magic cannot affect him; he cannot be wished back into the book; and that Timmy cannot wish his room clean as his parents need him to). Now, Timmy must give his parents their super hero powers back to stop them, and has the Crimson Chin help as well.
31b	11b	"Engine Blocked"	Wincat Alcala and Butch Hartman	Jack Thomas	May 9, 2003	N/A
Timmy wants to play catch with his dad, but they have to get their chores done. Afterwards, Timmy and his Dad go buy a toy Mr. Turner has always wanted since childhood: The Stryker Z a rare limited addition car that was on TV. It turns out that Vicky has the actual car, which Mr. Turner asks Vicky to sell to him, even though it was not hers, but Vicky only agrees because they offer her $100. However, when Mr. Turner drives away, Doug Dimmadome approaches and asks Vicky to sell the car to him. At first, she says she already sold it, but after offering her $10,000, Vicky plots to steal the car back. Timmy becomes upset, because after the Stryker Z is fixed, Mr. Turner spends more time with the car instead of Timmy. After refusing to let Timmy ride in the car or let him come to the Dimmsdale Only-if-you're-old-enough-to-Drive-in-Auto Show, Timmy wishes himself to be merged with the car. He does, but at the Auto Show, Vicky comes and steals the Stryker Z back. Mr. Turner notices and gives chase with being chewed up in a Engine Wheel, and he is knocked into a sign. Mr. Turner borrows a scooter and gives chase on Vicky. The scooter runs out of power so Mr. Turner uses it as a Skateboard. When he catches up at Doug Dimmadome's estate, he thinks Timmy was in the trunk of the Stryker Z and Timmy wishes himself to be in the trunk. He is found and is scolded by his dad, but is forgiven. Vicky buys the car back from Mr. Turner, but the Stryker Z rolls off the cliff, is destroyed and turned into a cube. Disappointed, Doug Dimmadome says the deal was done, much to Vicky's dismay.
32a	12a	"Most Wanted Wish"	Gary Conrad	Scott Fellows	May 2, 2003	N/A
Timmy wishes that he was the most wanted child in the world, resulting in all of Dimmsdale's residents — including Trixie — wanting him. In fact, he is even wanted by the FBI in the sense that he is a criminal. Every single fairy in the universe wants to be his godparent, forcing Cosmo and Wanda to go up against every fairy in existence in a Texas cage-match to become Timmy's Godparents.
32b	12b	"This Is Your Wish"	Sarah Frost	Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Scott Fellows, and Jack Thomas	May 2, 2003	N/A
Mama Cosma forces Cosmo on to a reality TV show in which the audience decides if he should stay with Wanda and truly want him to stay, succeed.
33a	13a	"Beddy Bye"	Wincat Alcala and Butch Hartman	Mike Lewis (story) Steve Marmel, Jack Thomas, and Scott Fellows	May 23, 2003	N/A
Being annoyed by his inability to stay up all night and thus missing night-time events, Timmy wishes for the world to have no sleep at all. He soon realizes that everyone does need sleep.
33b	13b	"The Grass Is Greener"	Ken Bruce and Butch Hartman	Steve Marmel, Jack Thomas, and Spencer Green	May 23, 2003	N/A
Timmy runs away from home so his parents could have the same things in life as the Dinklebergs, and meets the carnies at a carnival. The carnies are fairies (except for the crocodile, who is real) that help kids who run away from home. Timmy realizes his parents actually do miss him and returns home, finding out that the carnies were working with Cosmo and Wanda.
34	14	"The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker!"	Gary Conrad, Sarah Frost, and Wincat Alcala	Butch Hartman and Steve Marmel	June 27, 2003	N/A
March 15 is the day that every child fears: Denzel Crocker Day, the day that he is at his meanest. Timmy uses the Time Scooter to go back to Crocker's childhood and tries to prevent what made him so miserable.
35a	15a	"Kung Timmy"	Wincat Alcala and Gary Conrad	Jack Thomas and Scott Fellows	November 11, 2003	N/A
Timmy learns kung-fu to defeat Francis, defend Tootie from him, and save his family's house.
35b	15b	"Which Witch Is Which?"	Sarah Frost and Ken Bruce	Butch Hartman and Jack Thomas	November 11, 2003	N/A
Timmy battles a witch hunter in the past while seeking to learn the truth about Dimmsdale's origins.
36a	16a	"Pipe Down!"	Sarah Frost	Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, Jack Thomas, and Scott Fellows	September 26, 2003	N/A
When Timmy is shouted at one too many times, he wishes that everyone would just be quiet for one day. Cosmo and Wanda grant this wish, and soon, Dimmsdale is eliminated of dialogue. However, a meteor is soon about to strike the town, and Timmy cannot undo the wish because no one can hear him, but he manages to wish the sound back by charading it.
36b	16b	"The Big Scoop!"	Wincat Alcala and Gary Conrad	Butch Hartman and Steve Marmel	September 26, 2003	N/A
Set during the episode "A Wish Too Far!", Chester and A.J. attempt to find a story for the school newspaper, and they decide to write about Timmy and his sudden popularity.
37a	17a	"Crime Wave"	Wincat Alcala and Butch Hartman	Butch Hartman and Steve Marmel	October 10, 2003	N/A
Timmy is taking a bath, but he wants to get the new issue of Crimson Chin. Cosmo and Wanda wish him to the store, but he appears there in the nude and now must get back before anyone sees him. In the meantime, Crimson Chin fights with H2Olga in order to save not only the city, but also a baby he agreed to watch. Timmy leaves his comic book on the side of the tub, it touches the water a little causing H2Olga's power to increase tenfold.
37b	17b	"Odd Ball"	Sarah Frost	Jack Thomas, Scott Fellows, and Jim Hecht	October 10, 2003	N/A
Timmy needs money to buy a new V-Cube (a parody of GameCube), and becomes the new player of Dimmsdale's basketball team, the Ballhogs, the most selfish team in the league (they will not even get up to play the game). If they lose one more game, they will get shipped off to the Alaskan Basketball league. Timmy must now help them win. Note: A recurring line in this episode is when ever someome eats a Blubber Nugget (a chicken nugget made out of blubber) they always say "Hey! They're chewy!".
38a	18a	"Where's Wanda?"	Gary Conrad	Jack Thomas	October 18, 2003	N/A
Timmy solves the mystery of Wanda's disappearance in a black-and-white film-noir setting. He must solve it before a secret fairy probation hearing, because if they fail, they will go to the Horrible Place Known as Level 13 Probation.
39b	19b	"Imaginary Gary"	Gary Conrad	Steve Marmel and Butch Hartman	October 18, 2003	N/A
When Timmy wishes that his Imaginary Friend Gary was real, Imaginary Gary is instantly favored by Timmy's friends, family, and even Trixie. Later, however, it turns out that Gary wants revenge for Timmy abandoning him for real friends. Timmy cannot even unwish him because Gary is from his imagination, and thus is a part of him, allowing Gary to make wishes, too.
40a	20a	"Chip Off the Old Chip"	Wincat Alcala and Butch Hartman	Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel, and Jack Thomas	November 21, 2003	N/A
To win the male lead in the school musical and play opposite Trixie Tang, Timmy wishes for Chip Skylark's voice. However, while Timmy has Chip's voice, Chip now has Timmy's voice, and Chip's singing career quickly plummets. Timmy tries to wish everything back to normal, but Cosmo and Wanda can only grant a wish made in their godchild's voice.
40b	20b	"Snow Bound"	Sarah Frost	Scott Fellows	November 21, 2003	N/A
Timmy's dad forces Timmy to go with him to check up on his mom, who is caring for her sick aunt, but is really at a snow resort with AJ's, Sanjay's, and Elmer's mothers that she did not want them to go to (because according to Dad, women mean the opposite of what they say, like if they say they do not want to do something, they really do). Vicky goes along with them and is able to take advantage of his view on women (by saying she does not want to do it, his dad thinks she does). While snowboarding, Timmy and Vicky are trapped in a cave after an avalanche, and Timmy cannot wish himself out because Cosmo and Wanda are frozen. Timmy must battle an Abominable Snowman with the help of Vicky.

See also

• The Fairly OddParents
• The Fairly OddParents (season 0): Oh Yeah! Cartoons shorts
• The Fairly OddParents (season 1)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 2)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 4)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 5)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 6)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 7)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 8)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 9)
• The Fairly OddParents (season 10)
• The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

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