Films The Fairly OddParents (film series)

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1 films

1.1 odd movie: grow up, timmy turner! (2011)
1.2 odd christmas (2012)
1.3 odd summer (2014)





films
a odd movie: grow up, timmy turner! (2011)

first airing: july 9, 2011, 5.8 million viewers

grow up, timmy turner! follows 23-year-old timmy turner (drake bell), trying prevent himself growing in order keep fairy godparents cosmo, wanda, , poof disappearing life. resolve tested when tootie (daniella monet) returns town beautiful, grown-up woman, falling in love seen sign of adulthood , cause him lose friends. meanwhile, mr. crocker has teamed evil businessman hugh j magnate jr (steven weber) in attempt capture timmy s fairies , use them own selfish purposes.


a odd christmas (2012)

first airing: november 29, 2012, 4.473 million viewers

a odd christmas picks first movie left off , follows timmy , tootie, travel around world granting wishes. unaware doing has placed them @ odds santa claus (donavon stinson), interfering christmas , putting holiday @ risk of cancellation.


a odd summer (2014)

first airing: august 2, 2014, 2.8 million viewers

a odd summer has timmy working @ yuck disposal center in fairy world while tootie helps out @ helping creatures dimmsdale research center. when tootie called away hawaii save rare sea creature, timmy discovers has accidentally left supplies behind , must find way give her. meanwhile, poof being pursued arch-nemesis foop (played scott baio in human form, , voiced eric bauza reprising role in fairy form).








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