The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder is available now on Paramount+ and features the return of Cosmo and Wanda from the original Nickelodeon animated series as well as a cast of new live-action characters. Christopher J. Nolan, the show’s runner and executive producer, is no stranger to Nickelodeon, having previously worked on the network’s Henry Danger and its spinoff, Danger Force. Butch Hartman, the show’s original creator, and Fred Seibert, the show’s original executive producer, are both serving in similar capacities for the new series.
Teenager Viv Turner and her new, popular stepbrother Roy are the focus of the sequel The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder. When Viv’s dad “reconnects with his high school love, marries her on a whim, leaves his job, sells their house in Oldsburg, and goes to Dimmsdale,” it brings the two families together abruptly. To help them adjust to their new lives, Viv and Roy are assigned fairy godparents, and most episodes focus on them attempting to escape the mayhem they’ve created via their own wishes, just like in the original animated series.
The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder introduces an entire cast of crazy and odd characters in an attempt to match the frenzied speed and absurdity of its predecessor, but Timmy Turner only receives the live-action treatment long enough to hand off his fairies to the next generation. Fans of the original series need not worry; Vicky, the villainous babysitter, and other beloved characters from the original series make surprising returns in the revival.
Audrey Grace Marshall as Viv Turner
Audrey Grace Marshall’s character, Viv Turner, is an introverted nerd who enjoys reading and watching British period costume dramas set in the 1800s. Compared to her stepbrother Roy, she is the more level-headed and reasonable wish-maker, however her desire for fame and acceptance among her peers may occasionally get out of hand when combined with unrestricted magic. In the HBO Max series The Flight Attendant, Marshall portrays a younger version of Kaley Cuoco’s character, Cassie Bowden.
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Tyler Wladis as Roy
In The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder, Roy’s popularity at Dimmsdale Jr. High is already well-established. He’s a famous athlete who constantly uses catchphrases and has a posse of young fans who sing his name wherever he goes. Roy is a wonderful person who is overjoyed to have a sister, but he hastily makes wishes, which often have unintended consequences. Tyler Wladis, who played Graham D’Amato on the ABC show Single Parents, p
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Daran Norris & Susanne Blakeslee as Cosmo & Wanda
Cosmo and Wanda, previously voiced by Daran Norris and Susanne Blakeslee in the first Fairly OddParents, are back for another go around. Timmy Turner bargains with his nemesis Jorgen Von Strangle to give his beloved fairies to his cousin Viv when he goes away to college. Cosmo and Wanda are the only animated characters to survive the remake of Fairly Odder, as the rest of the cast has been updated to live action.
Ehhh…I tried 😅
Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda! Design of Timmy by @izbubbles tho, amazing artist in the Nicktoons Unite community ✨👌#nicktoons #fop #FairlyOddParents pic.twitter.com/Vf7jc8bLfT— 𝐆𝐡Ø𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐦 (@Gh0stom) September 29, 2022
In addition to their extensive work as voice actors, Norris and Blakeslee have extensive experience in live-action roles. In addition to his role as Jack Smith on American Dad, Norris has guest-starred on shows like iZombie, Veronica Mars, Samurai Jack, Transformers Prime, Big Time Rush, and Codename: Kids Next Door. Blakeslee also provides the voice of Timmy’s mother in the original series, and she has voiced characters in other popular video game series, such as Diablo, Kingdom Hearts, God of War, and Bioshock.
Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder Supporting Cast & Characters
Ryan-James Hatanaka as Ty Turner
Hatanaka plays Ty, who is the father of Viv and the new stepfather of Roy. The two love to dance and run a dance studio in Dimmsdale called Fancy Pants Dance Studio. Hatanaka played Detective Abe Tamura on the CW show Nancy Drew and Gabriel Kinslow on the show When Hope Calls.
Laura Bell Bundy as Rachel Raskin
A new mother figure for Viv, and mom to Roy. She seemed perpetually on the verge of a nervous collapse. Actress Laura Bell Bundy has been working in the industry since 1993. She is most recognised for her roles as Sweetheart in Dreamgirls, Dr. Jordan Denby in Anger Management, and Becky “Boats Boats Boats” in How I Met Your Mother.
Imogen Cohen as Zina
Zina, Viv’s so-called best friend, shares Tootie’s unhealthy obsession with Roy from The Fairly OddParents. Cohen is making her acting debut in this role.
Lesli Margherita as Judy Stoneface
Margherita portrays the stern, no-nonsense newscaster of Dimmsdale. In The Many Saints of Newark, she portrayed Iris Balducci.
Liam Kyle as Nate Buxaplenty
He’s the school’s richest kid, and he uses his money to purchase votes and friends. Likely the offspring of Fairly OddParents’ Remy Buxaplenty, who was also blessed with a fairy godparent named Juandissimo Magnifico.
Mary Kate Wiles as Vicky
An unexpected plot twist is that after years of babysitting Timmy Turner, Vicky decides to become a teacher at Dimmsdale Jr. High. First day, she discovers Crocker’s secret hideout and assumes his role as Fairly Odder’s crazed conspiracy theorist. Vicky dislikes Viv since she is Timmy’s cousin. Wiles was one of the leads of the CW’s Lizzie Bennet Diaries.
Carlos Alazraqui as Crocker
Crocker, Timmy Turner’s original fairy-obsessed teacher from The Fairly OddParents, spends most of the reboot locked away in a mental hospital and is only mentioned. Crocker makes his live-action debut in the season finale two-parter, and his voice actor, Carlos Alazraqui, returns for the role. A Nickelodeon icon, Alazraquie has lent his voice to countless cartoons like Rocko’s Modern Life, CatDog, Hey Arnold!, Rocket Power, El Tigre, and SpongeBob SquarePants.
Garrett Clayton as Dustin Lumberlake
Lumberlake, a parody of Justin Timberlake as a global pop music sensation, makes cameo appearances in The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder and is the focus of several musical numbers. Roy and Viv listen to and discuss many of his tracks during the season.
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