Where did the inspiration for Timmy's teeth come from? [The fact that many children have buck teeth when they are small and can be made fun of because of it.] Answered by wizard_of_goreThe Fairly OddParents (2001) - 10 questions
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Where did the inspiration for Timmy's teeth come from? [The fact that many children have buck teeth when they are small and can be made fun of because of it.] Answered by wizard_of_goreScary Godparents (series 2)
During the bit were its raining sweets at the end, is that the music from Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory? [It's not the exact music but it is similar enough to be recognisable as the song 'Pure Imagination', sung by Gene Wilder in the original Willy Wonka movie.]Foul Balled / The Boy Who Would Be Queen (series 2)
I want to make sure that what I'm thinking and what my little sister said is right: Trixie said she wanted to date a certain boy with a pink hat who isn't afraid to admit he liked "Kissy Kissy Goo Goo" and "Skull Squisher". But at her birthday party, when Timmy says these types of things, Trixie suddenly denies it. Why? (And to repeat, I want to make sure.). [Because Timmy is not popular. Even though that is what she really wants, she has her popular image to protect.] Answered by Grumpy ScotChristmas Every Day (series 2)
Why does Timmy wish for Christmas every day so he can get more toys? Couldn't he just ask Cosmo and Wanda for all the toys he wants? [He didn't wish for it just to get more toys. He did it because he enjoys all of the Christmas experience, including his Mom and Dad being able to stay home, and not having to be babysat by Vicki.]So Totally Spaced Out / Microphoney (series 3)
Why do the giggle pies keep tickling Timmy? It didn't seem to matter to the plot at all. [Neither do Cosmo's random comments, but they're funny.]The Secret Origin of Denzel Crocker (series 3)
Which year does Timmy visit in the 80's? [1986.]Engine Blocked / Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad Meet the Crimson Chin (series 3)
Do you think it depends to use your left or right foot for the pedals? Or is there a fixed rule to use either foot? (The accelerator pedal is shaped like a left foot.). [That's just decorative. The gas pedal is always on the right and using the left foot would be quite awkward.] Answered by Grumpy ScotOdd Jobs / Movie Magic (series 3)
At the end of Movie Magic, Trixie and the 2 boys that were with her (who said they made their movie because they were bored) said that comedy is the lowest form of entertainment next to animation. What are all the forms of entertainment, and please put them in order from lowest to highest or vice versa? [It's a joke. One cannot list all forms of entertainment. The list would never end. The boys were trying to convey how superior they were to the others, by saying that they were too good for comedy.]All of series 3 (series 3)
In the episode "Birthday Fairies", Tootie gets Cosmo and Wanda for her birthday because she's having a bad time. But for the most part, Vicky is the one making her life miserable. It is even said that Vicky is scaring all the kids away from Tootie's birthday party, that's why she is crying. But Why didn't Tootie wish Vicky away? [In "Da Rules" book, you cannot wish a person in danger, or do any harm or anything to a person's life or relationship.]The Big Superhero Wish (series 4)
I know that Crocker's villain parodies Dr. Octopus and Vicky's villain parodies Wolverine, but who is Francis' villain supposed to be? [There is no specific character he is parodying, just brute characters that take animal names and costumes, like the Rhino.]You may also like: SpongeBob SquarePants | Cloverfield | Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone | The Simpsons | Alvin and the Chipmunks