
Episode 1
Mission Responsible
Timmy offers to baby-sit Poof for Cosmo and Wanda so they can have the night out.
Episode credits
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Scott Fellows

TV series
The zany, fast-paced adventures of a 10-year-old boy and his fairy godparents, who inadvertently create havoc as they grant wishes for their pint-sized charge.
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Checked Jul 22, 2026
The Fairly OddParents is available to stream on DirecTV On Demand, Paramount+, Paramount+ (Via Amazon Prime), and Paramount+ (Via Apple TV) in United States. You can also rent or buy it from Google Play, Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Use the direct links below to open the provider.
The zany, fast-paced adventures of a 10-year-old boy and his fairy godparents, who inadvertently create havoc as they grant wishes for their pint-sized charge.
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Episode 1
Timmy offers to baby-sit Poof for Cosmo and Wanda so they can have the night out.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Scott Fellows

Episode 2
Sick and tired of his father's bad haircuts, Timmy wishes for indestructible hair with a personality that can't be cut. It then comes to life as it grows and almost destroys Dimmsdale. Meanwhile, Wanda takes Poof to the baby fairy barber shop for his first haircut.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 3
Timmy's got to have his tonsils out and Vicky is determined to make his stay in the hospital as painful as possible!
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Butch Hartman

Episode 4
The Pirates opening game is today, and everyone except Timmy is going. Timmy wishes he was at the game, but when Wanda lets Poof make the wish, they end up on a real Pirate ship. The wands get stolen, they get trapped in a net, and almost get attacked by crocodiles. When Timmy opens his big mouth, the pirate ship becomes land-born. The pirates attack the Pirates games, and the Pirates baseball team helps defeat them.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 5
Timmy wishes Cosmo was a talking car so that he and his fairies can search for the missing Mama Cosma.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Scott Fellows

Episode 6
Feeling that Cosmo and Wanda are neglecting him for Poof, Timmy gets his godparents to give him his own magic wand with ten wishes on it.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Butch Hartman

Episode 7
On Happy Half Day where "half-ness" is celebrated, Timmy wishes for a machine that lets him become half-Timmy/ half-whatever, but it also turns Mr. Crocker into a cheese powered megalomaniac.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Scott Fellows

Episode 8
Sick of technology ruining his life, Timmy wishes to live in a simpler time. He and all of Dimmsdale are then sent to the Stone Age.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Kevin Sullivan, Thomas Krajewski

Episode 9
Mark Chang is called back to the planet Yugopotamia to become King when Princess Mandie sizes the throne from his father, and Timmy has to get help from Vicky to save Mark and his people.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Kevin SullivanGuest stars Laraine Newman, Rob Paulsen, Butch Hartman

Episode 10
Dark Laser's back and after trying (and failing) to destroy Timmy, he adopts the saying, "if you can't beat 'em, get 'em to join you." He offers Timmy a scholarship to "Dark-Mouth University" in an effort to get him to become his evil apprentice. Timmy refuses but Mom and Dad – excited that someone else is going to pay for Timmy's college – eagerly accept the offer. Timmy is given a dark suit with dark powers and the proviso that if Timmy tries it and doesn't want it, Dark Laser will leave Earth alone forever. Timmy agrees, and soon it seems he's fallen under the evil spell of the evil suit.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Scott Fellows

Episode 11
Poof is trying to get the hang of shape shifting but unfortunately he takes after Cosmo! And worse, one of his attempts has him crash landing in front of the Turner house, where Mom and Dad find him and become convinced he's an alien super baby they need to raise to fight for truth and justice! But Timmy can't just steal Poof back because Mom and Dad have fallen in love with the little guy, so he must devise another way of getting Poof back to Cosmo and Wanda before Dad's attempts to turn the baby into a super hero get them all in trouble!
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Laurie Israel, Rachel Ruderman

Episode 12
Timmy's been running Cosmo and Wanda ragged so Jorgen takes him to "Wishing Well", a state of the art rehabilitation facility where he can learn to wish less and be more independent. He meets two other kids with fairies and together they battle their darkest fears, escape from precarious situations…and make breakfast, all without wishing. In the end, they learn independence only when they band together to escape, which they do without any fairy assistance whatsoever. But escaping wasn't part of Jorgen's plan…or was it? Either way, it worked!
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 13
Timmy's wish for a magical car wash that rejuvenates anything that goes through it so his father can restore his beloved Striker Z sports car, but fossils of dinosuars and cavemen also go through it causing them to come back to life and run amok in Dimmsdale, as do Cosmo and Wanda, turning them into rebellious teenagers.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Butch Hartman

Episode 14
Timmy wishes for some fairy babies to play with lonely Poof, turning Cosmo, Wanda, Jorgen, the Tooth Fairy, Juandisimo, and Cupid into fairy babies.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Scott Fellows

Episode 15
Despite all the ways Vicky has tortured Timmy, it's only when she accidentally erases a videotape that Mom and Dad actually fire her. Determined to get a job, Vicky decides she wants to be mayor and takes over the city. As she's ready to make Vickyville a whole new country, Timmy, who's happy for the first time, realizes he's got to get Vicky out of office and back as his babysitter in order to maintain peace.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 16
Timmy's disappointed to see how boring the Crimson Chin comics have become lately. When he spends a day with the Chin, he sees why - the Chin is lonely. Timmy wishes up a super girlfriend for him, except now the comic is both boring and romantic, yuck! Desperate, Timmy unknowingly makes a wish that changes everything, so he must undo his wish - and fast.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Amy Keating RogersGuest stars Jay Leno

Episode 17
Binky is ill so Jorgen comes to cheer him up by telling him a magical story about Timmy Cosmo and Wanda, but this is bad news for the trio as what ever Jorgen says will happen in the story. This will be tricky for the two heroes and pack mule.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Christopher J. ProutyGuest stars Adam West

Episode 18
Dad's quit his job to make sock monkeys, and there's no income for the Turners...until Mom turns the house into a bed and breakfast. That'd be fine, if the first guests weren't Mr. Crocker, Dark Laser and Tootie who either want to destroy Timmy or kiss him. As Timmy runs around frantically trying to stay one step ahead of his house guests, he must find a way to get everyone out without using the very fairy magic Crocker is hoping to catch him using.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Scott Fellows
Episode information updated Jul 25, 2026
Tara StrongTimmy Turner / Poof (voice)
Susanne BlakesleeWanda / Mrs. Turner (voice)
Daran NorrisCosmo / Mr. Turner (voice)
Carlos AlazraquiDenzel Q. Crocker (voice)
Jim WardChet Ubetcha (voice)
Gary LeRoi GrayA.J. (voice)
Grey DeLisleVicky (voice)
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