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Trivia

  • Season 10

    First tease of Chloe

    The introduction of a new character in Season 10 was first teased in May 7, 2015 when Butch Hartman posted a picture on his Facebook with a never before seen promotional poster behind him, and a piece of a new character's blond hair could be seen. In August 17, the show's creator announced Season 10 has been in production, and confirmed it would feature a new character, that would be Timmy's new neighbor. The silhouette of the character was revealed. 🌌
    Season 10 teaser

    Chloe's silhouette, revealed as a teaser



    The next day, the new season was formally announced via press release, and the new character was revealed to be called Chloe Carmichael, a girl with whom Timmy will have to share Cosmo and Wanda. Her look was revealed alongside the announcement.
  • Chloe is named after Butch Hartman's niece, who is called Khloe.
  • Based off of some of the concept drawings, it appears Chloe's bow (and sandals) were originally going to be pink, before they were eventually changed to purple.
  • Due to the definition of overachieving, it shows that she is excellent in academics, among many other areas. This can be seen in the many trophies and first place ribbons in her room. [1]
  • She knows 12 languages, including communicating with dolphins, according to this sneak peak clip released by Butch Hartman of the 10th season
    • The languages she is currently known to speak are: English, Russian, Dolphin, and Flightless Booby Bird.
  • It's implied she could be good at cooking, as she made lemon squares for everyone in her debut episode, as well as Tofookie in The Fair Bears.
  • She on multiple occasions is shown to be a poor actor and performer. Her attempts to perform her one woman show, "Totally Chloe", are mostly met with annoyance from other characters.
  • Chloe having a gap in her teeth mirrors Timmy's buck teeth.
  • She has the same birthday as Timmy.
  • Like Timmy, Chloe regularly sees a therapist, who she refers to as her "talking doctor". [2] [3]
  • Chloe briefly takes on a Dinkleberg role for Timmy. Both Chloe and Dinkleberg do nice things for people, and both are hated by a member of the Turner Family out of jealousy. (However, Timmy only hated her in the beginning of the episode, "The Big Fairy Share Scare".)
  • She is the only new main character that did not become a main character because of Timmy's wishing.
  • She is the second female main character in the series, after Wanda.
    • She is the second human main character in the series, after Timmy.
  • She is the sixth female godchild to actually appear in person in the series. The first five were Sally, Sophie, Maryann, Molly, and Megan Bacon.
    • She is the only character from that category to appear in more than one episode.
  • She was the first and only permanent female to become a Squirrely Scout as the organization was all boys before she joined.
  • She did not believe in aliens until she saw and befriended Mark Chang in Marked Man.
  • She is the only main character besides Timmy to not be absent in any episodes after her debut. Cosmo and Wanda were both absent in "The Big Scoop!" in Season 3, Poof began being absent in many Season 9 episodes and the entire tenth season (except "Certifiable Super Sitter"), and Sparky was absent in three Season 9 episodes and was taken out of the show by Season 10.
  • She and Sparky are the only main characters to never be seen in CGI (Timmy, Cosmo and Wanda seen in CGI in the Jimmy Timmy Power Hour trilogy, and Poof seen in the Live-Action Movies).
  • She is the only main character to not live in The Turner's House.

Allusions

  • Rugrats - Chloe has the same last name as Susie Carmichael from fellow Nicktoon, Rugrats, but it doesn't appear to be intentional. This is later referenced on-screen in the episode Animal Crockers, when Chloe briefly wears a dress closely resembling that of Susie's main outfit.
  • The Lucy Show - Butch Hartman would later mention that he got his inspiration for Chloe's last name from The Lucy Show's titular character, Lucy Carmichael.

Running Gags

  • Having nervous breakdowns when overwhelmed by emotion
  • Making disastrous wishes
  • Grabbing onto and/or shaking other people when excited or nervous
  • Extreme overachieving
  • She is obsessed with helping other people.

References