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Out of Jimmy's Head Story Idea

I don't know if anyone had this thought but the 2006 Cartoon Network Movie, "Out of Jimmy's Head", has the potential to be turned into a horror movie. Maybe be a horror comedy.

A doormat high school student gets hit by an amusement park train. The injury is so bad enough that the kid needs to get BRAIN SURGERY AT THE PARK WHERE THE DOCTORS ARE DRESSED AS THE PARK MASCOTS?!?!? He wakes to see and hear the mascots because the doctors switched his brain with the brain of the park's founder!

I can see the movie and the 2008 live-action TV show being a dark comedy. Maybe Jimmy no longer exists and the founder controls the body because I assume they did a complete brain switch instead of taking chunks of the brain to save Jimmy. I'd probably ditch or edit the concept where the founder's son was trying to essentially kill a high school student to steal back his father's brain.

I had an idea where the park planned for someone to get hit by the train so they could do the surgery to revive the founder. Maybe as a last-ditch effort to bring the park back to its former glory.

Just something I'm spitballing. I've only seen the movie...twice but I've never seen the show either. Only one scene that I strangely remember and bits and pieces of a... Halloween episode?

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Fairly Oddparents: The Popular Kids and Remy

I had this thought yesterday; I started writing this done but I kept getting offscript and not getting to the point immediately. So I'll just put it plainly: how come we've never seen him interact with any of the popular kids (either Trixie, Veronica, Chad, or Tad)? The only time Remy was around either of them was when he paid Trixie to go on a date with Timmy as a part of his scheme to have Timmy get rid of Cosmo and Wanda.

It's confirmed in Remy Rides Again and Country Clubbed that Remy and Timmy go to the same school and are in the same grade. It would've been nice if he had shown more in the original series. I think there could've been an interesting dynamic he could've had with the other popular kids. The others could have been more fleshed out and had more personality to their character.

Chad and Tad don't even make a dent in my memory. Veronica and Trixie are the only ones to have more onscreen appearances and roles. Even then, the show later did flanderize some of its characters and got rid of others entirely. Maybe Remy not showing up as much was the right choice because they didn't change him, for better or worse (he stayed the same).

I think it would've been interesting if Remy was shown more as a background character in season 1, building up to Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary, aside from the plot, I don't understand why he targeted Timmy (or was shown to have beef with Timmy). Maybe the show could've had him and his family's disappearance be shown in the background or mentioned once because Remy was essentially written out of the show. Same as Dale because he appeared in one episode, and had a cameo mention in Channel Chasers before becoming an antagonist in a new wish.

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Remy: This is a mistake. Chloe, enthusiastically: A mistake we're going to laugh about one day! Remy: But not today. Chloe, still enthusiastic: Oh, no. Today's going to be a mess

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Remy: I have a plan. Juandissimo: Good! As long as we aren't breaking the law again, I'm open to hearing it. Remy:... Juandissimo:... Remy: I no longer have a plan

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Fairly Oddparents: After Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary

Since A New Wish, I have returned to the FOP fandom. Recently, I've been re-watching some old episodes when something occurred to me.

Spoiler Below

So at the end of Season 2, Episode 9 (Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary), Remy loses the magical duel, losing Juandissimo and getting his memory wiped. Timmy, feeling bad, wishes for Remy and his parents to spend more time together. The ending shows Remy and his parents on a deserted island, where he meets Juandissimo again, who is disguised as a turtle, and he briefly has a moment of realization before deciding to eat him.

In Season 5, Episode 16, Remy returns. It's later revealed that Remy's parents somehow started a resort and oil business on the deserted island and went back to ignoring him. Juandissimo, disguised as a coconut, hits Remy on the head, resulting in him regaining his memories. It's also revealed that it was Jorgen's plan to get Juandissimo to be Remy's godparent again but that's not what I'm focused on.

My question is: how long were Remy and his parents on that deserted island? The show doesn't exactly state how long they were stranded. Juandissimo says he roamed around Fairy World for many months. But how long is "many months"?

I know this might be a stupid question but I'm curious. Did no one care that the Buxaplentys were missing? They must have known they were missing because Chester asked what the deal was with their disappearance. Remy says they were on an uncharted island but did no one think they might've been dead? Did Timmy not care that he could've accidentally killed the Buxaplenty because it was on an uncharted deserted island and Remy did not have Juandissimo to help him?

Okay, yeah his parents started businesses on the island but how? How were they able to do that in the first place? Did the Yacht still have intact communication? Did they just choose to stay on the island? If they started a resort and an oil business on the island, people must've known where they were...meaning they weren't missing. Did Remy not go to school or did they hire someone to take his place like in Season 9, Episode 16 (Country Clubbed)?

It might not matter because the show's continuity is inconsistent. It might've been a one-off thing for Remy Rides Again but the thought randomly came to my head.

Edit: I just re-watched "Scary Godparents," it now hit me that we have seen the Buxplentys again when Timmy is trick-or-tricking. Remy's dad is at their mansion; meaning they got off the island (I wonder when 'Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary' takes place; I'm going to assume late winter/early spring because of the April Fool's Day episode that came out before the Halloween special). Now I'm wondering why Chester asked about their disappearance or why Timmy does not remember that he already saw Remy's dad and thus should put together that Remy himself would also be there too. I assume they didn't have any plans to bring back Remy after 'Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary' or at least not too soon. Until "Remy Rides Again', Remy would have no memory of Juandissimo and have altered memories of Timmy, they could've had some scene of Remy beefing with Timmy but not knowing the exact reason why. Maybe some mention of him throughout the seasons.

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Peri: Look, Dev, it's the third time this week you had a mental breakdown and its monday

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Wanda: BWWAAAAAAAAAA! Oh, you hear that? That's the wrong opinion alarm. Cosmo: That is not something you actually have installed. Wanda: Sorry, say again? I couldn't hear you over my alarm that YOU SET OFF with your WRONG-ASS OPINION.

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Gangle: How long do you think it'll take? Kinger: I don’t know, three or four. Gangle: Three or four what? Days? Weeks? Months? Kinger: Yeah, maybe five. Gangle: Five what?!

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Pomni: I only have two emotions: exhaustion and stress. And I’m somehow always feeling both simultaneously.

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Jax: Valentine’s Day is just a consumerist holiday that holds no real value other than drive people insane buying heart-shaped chocolates for their significant others and pos- Ragatha: I wrote you a poem. Jax, already crying: You did?

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Eda: I think I need a hug... King: Good thing I'm hug-shaped! * 45 minutes later* Eda: You...you can let go now. King: No, I absolutely cannot

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Darius: I assume you realize that this kind of idiocy will not be tolerated in this house Alador: Is there any kind of idiocy you would be more comfortable with?

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Gus: Hunter annoyed me today so I told them that I can't wait to see what they have planned for our special day tomorrow.

Willow: There is nothing special about tomorrow.

Gus: But there is something special about watching the color leave their face as panic takes over.

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Lilith, after getting a library card: Now I know what true power feels like.

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Gus: Where are your parents?

Hunter: What are parents?

Gus: That's just about the saddest thing I ever heard get said.

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[Spoiler- 2x20] Odalia Blight

I was going to write a long paragraph/essay about Alador and Odalia, but just going to make this easy.

I kind of wanted Odalia to be a "better" person. Not completely changing her character, but has her being an overbearing mother/businesswoman who has a weakness for her family. She's doesn't ultimately become a good mom, but doesn't have the heart to fight or harm her family.

Like:

"Alright, you've twisted my wrists. I won't help the emperor but I'm not going to stop complaining/whining. Deal with it."

She's a reluctant helper.

Not a woman who sees her family as tool. Don't know why but I was expecting Odalia to have a Molly Weasley "Not my daughter, you *****) moment [not comparing to the two because Mama Weasley is best mom unlike Odalia.

Disappointed, but understands why they went down that road (with the show's cancellation and cut content).

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Alador: Dammit Odalia, you ruined everything!

Odalia: You're welcome.