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The Fairly OddParents: Season 3, Episode 9Abra Catastrophe! (12 Jul. 2003)Timmy uses a powerful rule-free magic muffin for wishes, but then Timmy's evil insane teacher Mr. Crocker gets it, traps Wanda and uses her power to rule the universe. With his newfound ... See full summary » Director:Butch Hartman |
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| Tara Strong | ... |
Timmy /
Kid /
Fairy #1 /
Kid #1
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| Daran Norris | ... | ||
| Susanne Blakeslee | ... | ||
| Grey DeLisle | ... |
Vicky /
Principal Waxelplax
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| Kevin Michael Richardson | ... |
Bad Guy /
Business Man
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| Jason Marsden | ... |
Chester McBadbat
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Gary LeRoi Gray | ... |
AJ
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| Carlos Alazraqui | ... |
Mr. Crocker /
Ape #2
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| Dee Bradley Baker | ... | ||
| Tom Kenny | ... |
Cupid /
Another Kid /
Food Cart Guy /
Fairy Sergeant /
Announcer
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| Robert Costanzo | ... |
Easter Bunny /
Construction Worker Ape /
Ape Truck Driver
(voice) (as Bobby Costanzo)
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Faith S. Abrahams | ... |
Francis /
Ape #1
(voice) (as Faith Abrahams)
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Butch Hartman | ... |
Flashback Boy /
Web Eared Guy /
Third Kid /
Orderly
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Cara Newman Ruyle | ... |
Flashback Girl /
Female Ape #1 /
Gorilla Business Woman
(voice)
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Steve Marmel | ... |
Bowling Pin /
Warthog
(voice)
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Timmy uses a powerful rule-free magic muffin for wishes, but then Timmy's evil insane teacher Mr. Crocker gets it, traps Wanda and uses her power to rule the universe. With his newfound power, he transforms the world and makes himself the all-powerful magical leader. It's up to Timmy and Cosmo to save the world and get the muffin back as Timmy decides to fight magic with magic. Written by Anthony Pereyra {hypersonic91@yahoo.com}
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Be Careful What You Wish ForParents Guide:
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[shrimp puffs fall from the sky]
Townspeople: AH. SHRIMP PUFFS.
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All the magical creatures who attend Timmy's party are from earlier episodes of the series: Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus, The Easter Bunny, The April Fool, Wandisimo and Jorgen Von Strangle. See more »Goofs
The bubble on the end of the big tube Crocker holds changes color from yellow, to blue, to yellow again. See more »Quotes
Denzel Crocker: You know what this bow down needs? SHRIMP PUFFS.[shrimp puffs fall from the sky]
Townspeople: AH. SHRIMP PUFFS.
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I must point out that unlike most viewers of the Fairly Odd Parents, I am an adult and am not ashamed to admit I like the show. Thanks to clever writing and unusually good stories with likable characters, this is one kids' show that parents can not just tolerate but enjoy. Heck, I think I know more about this show than most of my students I teach--it's just a neat show that doesn't insult the audience's intelligence.
However,...this show has suffered the same fate many cartoons have fallen prey to---stretching an excellent short cartoon idea to a full-length movie. In most cases, it's a catastrophe, so to speak. Think about the Powerpuff Girls movie, THE SIMPSONS MOVIE and THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE--three exciting and original shows that produced a mediocre or worse film. In the case of ABRA CATASTROPHE! it isn't as bad as the Powerpuff film (that is just too sad to watch), but it sure isn't as good as the show normally is because the pacing is all wrong. The film just seems too stretched thin and the usually fast paced humor just drags. While watchable, it sure isn't good. My advice is pretend they never made this, SCHOOLS OUT! or the god-awful JIMMY TIMMY POWER HOUR shows and just see CHANNEL CHASERS--the only Fairly Odd Parents movie that is as good or better than the shows.