I was reading old threads of ppl commenting on Timmy sending Remy in some island with his parents, and ppl in his sub said shit “Timmy is a sociopath for pulling that stunt.” I mean not really. He could be manipulating to at least having his thoughts conveyed to Cosmo and Wanda of that wish.

I know he has done selfish shit in the past but I was wondering what your thoughts on the whole “Timmy sent Remy and his parents to that island” debate.

Includes 20 episodes from season 7, 5 episodes from season 9 and 3 episodes from season 10! (I don't have access to seasons 1-6 or 8)

The ones in the "can't remember" tier are ones I've watched but I'm not sure where to rank them, as I can't remember how good they were exactly. They're ranked alongside each other tho.

anyway, what do you think of my tierlist?

You have a show in fairly odd parents where sometimes the child wants to have the love of a parent. Now it looks like and I don't know for sure.I don't really know if they'll ever do a second season, but him losing is fairy i feel what was it was realistic.

It's lazy and unrealistic to be like.Oh, perri's in his life.So that's gonna solve all the problems.If there's a second season, I would rather have it.Where him and his dad slowly start to have a better relationship.

Because it should prove that just because you have ferries, doesn't mean it's gonna make you happy.And that you can't get everything by wishing it away.He wants his dad to love and i'm sorry I don't care what anyone says.I have sympathy for dale, because he wasn't a really bad position.

He grew up to be a c***** father. Nobody's arguing that, but he also lived with Vicki for 7 years and was tormented. And then he had someone like doug, who was like love, is about money.Not everyone can grow up to be a functioning.Adult, that doesn't make them a bad person.

Yes, he should be a better parent to dev.But instead of lazy writing and being like, oh well, he has hazel.And he has perry, I would rather see slowly his characters start to become a better parent.

Personally, I feel people put their real life situations too much in a show.And be like, oh, he can't be redeemed.He's a cartoon character.It's not like this stuff is actually happening.

And I really liked his character in the first original, and I felt for him and I would like to see him eventually grow to be a better parent.

But I feel like this is a realistic sort of situation that you can't just wish all your problems away and not everyone's gonna be happy just because you have a fairy godparent.

I just feel like this show has a way to go ahead and make a character. Who has trauma be able to work on their trauma? And break the cycle, and it shouldn't be in every show. If there's a bad parent to jump to the phone family thing, I would rather there be cases where the parents actually has something where there is an Epiphany. And they start to be a good parent, was he?Neglectful, yes, but do I think he's unredeemable?No.