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Timmy Turner is your average 10-year old boy. Sort of. He’s got parents that love him, but they are soooo oblivious. Especially about Vicky (that’s icky with a v) the evil babysitter. Luckily for Timmy, he has two secret fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, who wreak magic and mayhem leading Timmy on exciting adventures.

HAIL TO THE CHIEF / TWISTORY
Timmy decides to run for Student Body President to capture the attentions and affections of the lovely and popular Trixie Tang. / Rather than write a boring old history report himself, Timmy has Cosmo and Wanda magically poof up George Washington, Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson to help. Unfortunately, by pulling the three out of their time periods he changes the past!

FOOL’S DAY OUT / DEJA VU
Timmy needs help pulling the ultimate prank on April Fool’s Day, and calls upon the April Fool to help him. Once you unleash the fool, he’s out of control! The only way for Timmy to get the fool to stop is by out-pranking him. / Unhappy with the outcome of real life, Timmy wishes for a reset button that allows him to reset the day to any point he wants to do over! When Vicky gets a hold of the watch, he learns that hell hath no fury like repeated hells.

INFORMATION STUPORHIGHWAY / SCARY GODPARENTS
When Dad sends Timmy's "threat-mantic" e-mail to Trixie Tang and Cosmo and Wanda can't retrieve it, Timmy has no choice; he must turn himself into data and dive into the internet. When he accidentally ends up in Mr. Crocker's computer, Crocker is able to download a video file that proves Fairies exist! / Timmy is having the flat-out worst Halloween ever. Timmy finds himself as a mummy, wrapped in 2-ply toilet paper and Trick or Treating with Vicky as his chaperone. Tired of not having a cool costume Timmy wishes everybody's costume was "Real and Scary!"

RULED OUT / THAT’S LIFE
Timmy’s sick and tired of having to abide by Mom and Dad’s strict rules and wishes for parents that couldn’t care less. When Mom and Dad stop following the rules and stop bathing and shaving, Timmy quickly finds out why following rules and being responsible is important. / To help his Mom win the Dimmsdale "Veg-off," Timmy wishes her garden was full of life. What he doesn't know is that his pet gerbil, Eddie, who Timmy was told “ran away,” is buried in that same garden. Eddie comes back from the dead, looking for revenge on the person who neglected him.