
Episode 1
Bad Heir Day
Crocker gets a hold of Poof and decides to groom him to be the heir to his "fame and fortune."
Episode credits
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Kevin Sullivan

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
Crocker gets a hold of Poof and decides to groom him to be the heir to his "fame and fortune."
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 2
When Timmy's parents go to a toga party, his fairies take him to one on Mount Olympus where he accidentily destroys it with a thunderbolt, so the gods move the party to his house.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Thomas Krajewski

Episode 3
When Poof watches too much of the violent classic "cat and mouse" cartoon, "Cheesy and Sleazy", he turns Timmy and Vicky into the characters from the show.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Ray DeLaurentis

Episode 4
Poof's refusal to take his medicine and Crocker's visit to the Turner residence to complain about Timmy's bad grades leads to chaos in the Turner household.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by William Schifrin

Episode 5
Timmy looks forward to his birthday until Jorgen reminds him that each birthday draws him a year closer to losing his fairies; however, Timmy isn't worried because his folks always forget his birthday, but he then panics when they seem to remember it this time.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Butch Hartman

Episode 6
Timmy's preperations for the party of the year are interrupted by his mother who wants to spend some quality time with him. He then sneaks away every chance he gets to get the party ready.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 7
When Poof's anti-fairy counterpart, Foop, is born, it is up to Poof to save his loved ones and Fairy World from him.
Directed by Gary Conrad, Michelle BryanWritten by Butch Hartman, Kevin Sullivan, Ed Valentine, Ray DeLaurentisGuest stars Eric Bauza

Episode 8
It's a race between the Squirrely Scouts and the Cream Puffs to the top of Mount Doom. Will Timmy's team survive this harrowing challenge, or will Mom and the "girls" make them turn tail?
Directed by Ken Bruce, Butch HartmanWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 9
Timmy's dad is very busy working, so busy in fact, that when Timmy & him are doing something fun, he suddenly has to leave & Timmy's left alone. So he finds a solution, to wish up many dads, so that every time one of them has to leave, he has another one, but then there's too many dads! And they all want Timmy! Then when he realizes he doesn't want or need many dads, he has to find a way to get rid of them.......by sending them to another planet and gives them Timmy plushies so they can be happy!
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Butch Hartman, Kevin Sullivan, Ray DeLaurentis

Episode 10
Everybody in Dimmsdale is watching the latest horror film, "Fly Boy". But Timmy isn't allowed to, so when he wishes to become a "fly on the wall" in order to see it, the real horror begins.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Ed Valentine

Episode 11
Jorgen serves as over-adventurious Timmy's temproary godparent when Cosmo and Wanda become too busy with Poof.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Amy Keating Rogers

Episode 12
Fairy World's magic is shut down when Mr. Crocker is hypnotized into no longer believing in fairies.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Kevin Sullivan, Amy Keating Rogers

Episode 13
When Cosmo gets ousted from the house for being too annoying, he then becomes Dimmdale's newest superhero.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by William Schifrin, Ray DeLaurentis

Episode 14
Mr. Crocker suspects that Timmy's Dad is a fairy when Timmy and his fairies help him with his magic
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Gary Conrad

Episode 15
Timmy meets his grandparents and quickly wishes they never came to America. He finds himself back in Ustinkistan, his grandparents' native country, and he must somehow get on the next boat home.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Ray DeLaurentis, William Schifrin, William Schifrin

Episode 16
After Timmy is rejected from the school band, he wishes everyone would love his music. But when Timmy gets his first taste of acclaim, Wanda has to stop him before he becomes completely fame-crazy.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Ed Valentine

Episode 17
Vicky becomes Timmy's friend after he saves her life.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 18
Cosmo's brother, Schnozmo, comes to visit, claiming to be a secret agent But when he turns out to be nothing but a con man, Wanda makes him take part in a real spy adventure to spare Cosmo's feelings.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Kevin SullivanGuest stars Dana Carvey

Episode 19
Feeling ignored by his family,Poof runs away to Yugopotamia where the unappreciated Queen uses his cuteness to scare the residents into giving her whatever she wants.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Ed ValentineGuest stars Laraine Newman, Rob Paulsen

Episode 20
When Timmy goes to visit his father's office, he wishes up a pencil that will last forever. This impresses Dad's boss so much that he hires Timmy and orders him to fire Dad.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by Charlotte Fullerton

Episode 21
Timmy tries out for the soccer team his father coaches, the Victims. He accidently swallows Poof, however, who goes right to his brain and makes him the greatest soccer player ever.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by William Schifrin, Ray DeLaurentis

Episode 22
Foop escapes from prison seeking revenge on Poof.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by Kevin SullivanGuest stars Eric Bauza

Episode 23
When Timmy wishes that he was the teacher's pet, Poof turns him into Mr. Crocker's guinea pig.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by William Schifrin, Ray DeLaurentis

Episode 24
Poof has the contageous Chicken Poofs disease that turns him into a chicken, and everyone he sneazes on turns into chickens as well. He then flees from the hospital, and Timmy and Cosmo try to catch him before he infects all of Dimmsdale while Wanda and Dr. Rip Studwell search for a cure.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by William Schifrin, Ray DeLaurentis

Episode 25
Timmy seeks help from Cupid to win the love of Trixie Tang, but Cupid is on vacation. So Timmy has Cosmo fill in for the love god, but Cosmo only causes himself, Wanda, Mr. and Mrs. Turner, and Mr. Crocker to fall head over heals in love with all sorts of things.
Directed by Ken BruceWritten by William Schifrin

Episode 26
When Timmy envies his mother's life, Wanda makes makes them swap bodies for a day on a bet that if Timmy finds a mother's life easier, Wanda will have to spend a week as a chicken; otherwise, Timmy will have to go a week without magic.
Directed by Michelle BryanWritten by Kevin Sullivan

Episode 27
Crocker captures Cosmo, mistaking him for a leperchaun, and Cosmo then steals a pot of gold from a clan of real leperchauns to buy his freedom. The clan then holds Wanda and Poof hostage until Cosmo and Timmy replace it.
Directed by Gary ConradWritten by William Schifrin
Episode information updated Jul 24, 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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