Starring: Tara Strong, Carlos Alazraqui, Daran Norris, Susanne Blakeslee
Action Packed / Smarty Pants - S2-E4
Corrected entry: In Smarty Pants, Timmy can't be smart enough to win the Brain-A-Thon, it doesn't make sense because he didn't directly wish to win. Plus Chester could still be good in Foul Balled so Timmy should be able to be smart.
Fairy Friends and Neighbors/Just the Two of Us - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: When we first see Trixie and Timmy inside Timmy's large sand castle (or whatever it was), they were sitting at the ends of a long table. But when Francis destroys the castle, Trixie and Timmy are way closer together.
Denzel Crocker: Hey, Turner exploded! That's one less mouth to teach.
The Big Problem! / Power Mad! - S1-E1
Trivia: In the episode "Power Mad", when Timmy, Chester, and AJ enter the video game, their outfits are almost identical to the virtual outfits in the movie "Tron".
Engine Blocked / Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad Meet the Crimson Chin - S3-E5
Question: 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.).
Answer: That's just decorative. The gas pedal is always on the right and using the left foot would be quite awkward.
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Correction: According to the rules, it is also forbidden to use magic to win contests and use a previous wish in a contest. This is also stated in "Hex Games." Whenever in other episodes where Timmy uses magic from a previous wish to win, it's a mistake. Clearly, the writers never established the no equipping yourself to win rule until later episodes. Equipping yourself to win is almost the same as directly wishing to win. This is why in "Hex Games", Timmy was forbidden to equip himself to win. Frankly, this point is highly debated.