Why Nickelodeon BANNED This Fairly OddParents Episode

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[toonterraminegamer]

This episode could also explain why Timmy tends to only makes selfish wishes for himself. Whenever he tries to be selfless it backfires and makes things much worse.

[BNRD.]

I saw that as a kid but never realized just how messed up it was lmao

[davishueter]

I remember this episode. I remember the message was that you don’t do the right thing to be appreciated, you do the right thing because it’s the right thing to do

[josh_the_alien]

When I saw this episode, I too felt like the world would be a better place without me, that's when I knew I should stay alive as long as possible 🗿

[flusteredkittykat]

The fact Timmy didn’t become a villian and used the fairies to take over the world is a miracle in itself

[refrigeratedmemes]

timmy had neglectful parents, a terrible school life, and chainsaw babysitter (need i say more) yet the man still tried to help others.

[elhugox]

I always hated the lesson of this episode.

The problem wasn't that Timmy didn't got praise, is that he got ATTACKED by his peers for his good actions.

If the episode started differently, with the characters being indiferent to Timmy and him getting angry over it, then it would make sense

[overlordextremegameexor]

I remember that episode. Jorgen explained that Timmy should not do Good Deeds to get praised, he should do good deeds because it's the right thing to do. Also Jorgen did say that when Timmy didn't wish himself back to existence with his wand, thinking about others instead of himself, gave it back and accepting his fate is a good deed of thinking of others than himself which earn Timmy a wish to wish he never said his wish which got a scare from Jorgen who said he was joking.

[RylieRiddle]

Fairly Odd Parents is a lot darker when you're an adult and think about the shit Timmy went through.

[kildozer]

I still remember this episode airing. It was honestly one of the most depressing episodes to come out

[Grey_witch]

Whoever wrote this episode must not have gotten hugged a lot as a child

[jommisalami]

I remember crying to my mom when I first watched this episode as a kid, and she told me that she'd always want me no matter what. Turns out that was a lie and she only cares if I'm beneficial to her, not if I'm getting my own life in order, and I've been torn trying to find a place to stay since last year. This episode told me the truth about my situation early on
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[Dough_doge]

“Every person just complains that it’s not good enough”
This is society

[unnamedvisitor]

This episode really helped explain why Timmy doesn't just do things for others. At the end of the day, he knows that he is unwanted, and his efforts mean nothing to anyone but himself. It was oddly eye opening for me as a kid. I started to understand that sometimes, you're not gonna matter to other people, and you gotta look out for yourself. Still, sending the message that they're better off without Timmy was a bad call, and I remember that didn't sit well with me at all. I'm glad the first half was what stuck with me more than the second half after Timmy makes the wish.

[CliffordChaosGames]

I remember the multiple hints to them aiming for a girl. His pink hat is why it's pink... his pink was a bit too they wanted a girl.

[lance.]

I actually remembered this episode airing when I was younger. It also got me in to thinking what would life be without me.. and of course, that wouldn't be healthy for a child to think of

[EC-]

I remember seeing this, it’s messed up because it’s just every kids nightmare. No one wants to know they’re actually a burden on others and no one wants to be one

[VividlyAflame]

I remember seeing this episode as a kid and little me was thinking “huh, maybe my parents’ life would be nice like that if I wasn’t born”. Nickelodeon really created an existential crisis for 8 year old me for no reason

[bobbyavitia]

Sadly, this is how a lot of parents treat their children. It shouldn't get banned for shedding light on this issue.

[sanddagger]

Jorgan von strangle is my favorite cartoon character ever. He is the shining example of doing what's right in written form only. He has more power than any other character and if he ever decided to be evil there would be nothing to be done about it. The power hour where Calamitous took over his body is amazing because it reminds you that for all of Crocker's schemes to get a fairy, the only thing anyone needs to be powerful is Jorgan himself. At the end of the power hour a bomb explodes in retroville and he shrinks it in the palm of his hand because he can. Thank god he is lawful.