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The Fairly OddParents
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| Title: | Channel Chasers |
| Production Number: | 54/55/56 |
| Original Airdate: | Friday July 23rd, 2004 |
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Timmy wishes to have a control that lets him go into the TV to the programs he likes. However, things get out of control when Vicky also gets a control. This whole situation seems to be related with the events of the future. Chester and AJ (as adults) are fighting against the evil forces of Vicky and these forces have to stop Timmy (as a children) from doing something in the TV. What does this all mean? Will Timmy get the control from Vicky?
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| | Guest Stars | | •Adam West | voiced | Himself | Recurring (third appearance) | | •Butch Hartman | voiced | Race Official, Extra Voices | Recurring (4th appearance) | | •Carlos Alazraqui | voiced | Sheldon Dinkleberg, Tony, Spoof of Ned Flanders, Extra Voices | Recurring (8th appearance) | | •Chris Kirkpatrick | voiced | Chip Skylark | Recurring (third appearance) | | •Dan Castellaneta | voiced | Burping Man, Clown | Recurring (second appearance) | | •Daran Norris | voiced | Extra Voices | Recurring (7th appearance) | | •Dee Bradley Baker | voiced | Big Boy, Extra Voices | Recurring (14th appearance) | | •Grey Delisle | voiced | Deep Toot, Extra Voices | Recurring (5th appearance) | | •Jason Marsden | voiced | Chester in the Future, Jonny Hunt, Jeff, Extra Voices | Recurring (first appearance) | | •Jim Ward | voiced | Chet Ubetcha, Mr. Joel, Blackbird, Doug Dimmadome, Extral Voices | Recurring (third appearance) | | •Kevin Michael Richardson (2) | voiced | AJ in the Future, Mr. Turner's Boss, Snoop, Extra Voices | Recurring (second appearance) | | •S. Scott Bullock | voiced | TV Host, Wrestler, Bird | Recurring (first appearance) | | •Tara Strong | voiced | Paula Poundcake, Vicky's Mother, Tommy, Tammy, Extra Voices | Recurring (10th appearance) | | •Alec Baldwin | voiced | Timmy in the Future | | | •Cara Newman | voiced | Extra Voices | | | •Tim O'Rourke | voiced | John | |
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| Vicky's Head Gag: Television.
| As most of the movies, this episode has a different credits sequence.
| Depending of the country and moment, this movie episode has been shown in one, two and three parts.
| Most of the shows that were spoofed in this TV movie are shows that the creator, Butch Hartman, watches or used to watch in the past.
| In total, Timmy jumped into twenty-three different TV shows. Originally, they were going to be twenty-four, but they had to cut the part due to time issues.
| Shows where Timmy jumped in (in order):
1. The Futurellis
2. Carpet Critters
3. Heavy Hal
4. Jonny Hunt
5. Paula Poundcake
6. The Walnuts Hanukkah Special
7. The Space Spectre
8. Politically Inaccurate
9. Politically Inaccurate Smashdown
10. The Million Dollar Spin
11. The Meatflints
12. Go Go Racer
13. Snooper Dawg and the Clue Crew
14. Black Bird and Sparrow
15. Clint's Hints
16. Ted and Jimmy
17. Rabid Rabbit
18. Christmas Special
19. The Feldmans
20. Poppyseed Avenue
21. Adolescent Genetically Altered Karate Cows
22. Maho Mushi
23. Ending Scene
| Judging by the appearance of Tommy and Tammy (Timmy's children in the future), he will be married or at least will have children with Tootie. Tammy had the same glasses and haircut that Tootie has and Tommy had Tootie's hair color.
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| Jeff: Hey, kids, it's me Jeff! Ignore the shaving cut and the five o'clock shadow. I'm a kid just like you!
| Vicky: I hope you enjoyed puberty, because you won't go through it again!
| Mr. and Mrs. Turner: (to Timmy, with a "sweet voice") We love you!
Mr. Turner: (kicks Mrs. Turner and takes her down) But I love you more!
| Doug: (talking about Vicky's evilness) What? Didn't you hear that Chip Skylark song Icky Vicky? What did you think that song was about, pumpkins?
Dad: Yes!
| Wanda: (about the credits they see on an animated show) These credits are moving fast!
Cosmo: They're animation credits. They go really fast because nobody cares about them.
| Flanders-like Man: Hey-Diddly-Diddly-Diddly Diddly Diddly Doddy!
| Denzel Crocker: (comes out of the psychiatric hospital) At last, I'm cured! No more fairies! For the first time in my life, I'm able to focus on other things! I invented cold fusion! There's no limit to the good I can do for humanity! (A couple of minutes before, Timmy wished the no one remembered what happened. Now, the wish takes effect on Denzel) What the heck is this junk? Was I about to help people? This can only be the work of... FAIRIES! (has his usual madness attack, laughs madly and runs back to the hospital)
| Cosmo: (pretending to sound like Bugs Bunny) Eh, what's up, dork?
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| The number of fingers in Timmy's hands both when he was an adult and a children keep switching between four and five during the whole episode.
| During the parody of the "Million Dollar Spin", Vicky got into the TV and pressed the forward button. However, the sign that appeared on screen was the rewind button.
| In the first episode of the series (without counting the Oh, Yeah! Cartoons episodes), Timmy wished to be an adult. He was obviously past his 40s, but he still remembered his godparents. However, in this episode, he completely forgot about them when he was only twenty-one.
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| Visual: First TV program
The first TV program that Timmy came in was called The Futurellis. This is a spoof of 2 popular shows. One of them is The Jetsons, an old popular animated show by the same creators of The Flinstones. The other show spoofed is The Sopranos.
| Visual: Second TV program
The second TV program where Timmy jumped in was called Carpet Critters. While the title is very different, the animation and plot make an obvious parody of Rugrats, a popular Nickelodeon show about some babies that could speak between them and had great adventures using their imagination. The characters spoofed are Phil, Lil, Tommy and Chuckie.
| Visual: Third TV show
The third TV show where Timmy jumped in was called Heavy Hal. This show is a parody of Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids, an animated program designed for children that aired between 1972 and 1982.
| Visual: Fourth TV show
The fourth TV show where Timmy jumped in was called Jonny Hunt. This is a parody of Jonny Quest, an old animated show that focused on the adventures of a twelve-years old boy called Jonny, which aired between 1964 and 1965.
| Visual: Fifth TV show
The fifth TV show where Timmy jumped in was called Paula Poundcake. This is a reference to the comedian Paula Poundstone and also a parody of the show Strawberry Shortcake, a children animation show that begun to air in 1980.
| Visual: Sixth TV show
The sixth TV show where Timmy jumped in was named The Walnuts Hanukkah Special. This is a reference to Charlie Brown's Christmas Special.
| Visual: Seventh TV show
The seventh TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Space Specter, which is an obvious parody of Star Ghost, one of the parts of Space Ghost and Dino Boy. This is an old animated action/sci-fi show from the late '60s that Butch Hartman used to watch. The character "Space Ghost" also appeared in Space Ghost Coast to Coast. This show, however, was completely different from the first one.
| Visual: Eighth TV show.
The eighth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Politically Inaccurate. This is an obvious spoof of the show Politically Incorrect, a comedy talk show that aired for nine years on ABC.
| Visual: Ninth TV show.
The ninth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Politically Inaccurate Smashdown! This is another reference to Politically Incorrect, however the show in which "Politically Inaccurate Smashdown!" is mostly based is WWE SmackDown!. SmackDown! is one of the most successful and famous wrestling shows of all times. It airs on UPN on Fridays at 8:00 PM.
| Visual: Tenth TV show.
The tenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called The Million Dollar Spin. While this "show" is a parody of most game shows on TV, it's specifically based on California's Lottery big spin and Wheel of Fortune. The second one was a successful game show that premiered in 1975.
| Visual: Eleventh TV show
The eleventh TV show where Timmy jumps in was called The Meatflints. The show's name and plot are obvious references to The Flintstones, one of the most famous and influential cartoons in the history of television, which ran between 1960 and 1966.
| Visual: Twelfth TV show
The twelfth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Go Go Racer. This show is a spoof of Speed Racer, an influential cartoon from the '60s.
| Visual: Thirteenth TV show
The thirteenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Snooper Dawg and the Clue Crew. This is an obvious reference to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, a famous Hanna-Barbera production from the '60s about a group of teenagers that solved the most strange mysteries with their dog Scooby-Doo. Also, some people believe that "Snooper Dawg" is a reference to the popular rapper Snoop Dogg.
| Visual: Fourteenth TV show
The fourteenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Black Bird and Sparrow. While the title doesn't have much to do with the parodied series, the plot and characters are a reference to the Batman shows, mainly Batman: The Animated Series (TAS). This show ran from 1992 to 1998 and was a very successful cartoon loved by most comic books fans.
| Visual: Fifteenth TV show
The fifteenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Clint's Hints. The title, the rhyme in the title, its characters and its plot make an obvious parody of Blue's Clues, a successful children TV series that ran from 1996 to 2004.
| Visual: Sixteenth TV show
The sixteenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Ted and Jimmy. This was an obvious parody of Tom and Jerry, the first and longest-lasting Hanna-Barbera production. This was one of the most influential and successful animated shows of all the time, airing between 1940 and 1980, with the biggest production between 1940 and 1960. Ted was Tom and Jimmy was Jerry.
| Visual: Seventeenth TV show
The seventeenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Rabid Rabbit. This is a parody of two shows: The Bugs Bunny Show and The Duffy Duck Show. The Bugs Bunny show is an old, famous production. Duffy Duck, one of the characters, eventually got more importance, becoming an essential character and getting his own show.
| Visual: Eighteenth TV show
The eighteenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was a Christmas Special which parodied Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer, a famous Christmas special about the famous reindeer which was used by Santa Claus to lead the other creatures that pulled his vehicle.
| Visual: Nineteenth TV show
The nineteenth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called The Feldmans. This is a parody of The Simpsons, an extremely popular, long running cartoon created by Matt Groening and aired in Fox since 1989 (as an individual show). "The Feldmans" and The Simpsons had many similarities, including the characters and the drawing style.
| Visual: Twentieth TV show
The twentieth TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Poppyseed Avenue. This is a reference to Sesame Street. This show has been running since 1969, being one of the most successful and influential children shows of all times.
| Visual: Twenty-first TV show
The twenty-first TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Adolescent Genetically Altered Karate Cows. This is a parody of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
| Visual: Twenty-second TV show
The twenty-second TV show where Timmy jumps in was called Maho Mushi and was the place where the Timmy-Vicky battle took place. This show spoofs most Japanese shows and seems to be based particularly in Yu-Gi-Oh!, Yu Yu Hashuko, Dragon Ball and Pokémon. It has also references to Star Wars and ¡Mucha Lucha!.
| Visual: Ending scene (considered by many a show since took place inside the TV)
The ending scene was a reference to The Porky Pig Show's closing scene.
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| Doug Dimmadome: (talking about Vicky's evilness) What? Didn't you hear that Chip Skylark song Icky Vicky?
Doug is talking about the song "Icky Vicky" from the episode "Boys in the Band".
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