I Dream of Cosmo

I Dream of Cosmo Season 9, Episode 3 Prod. Code: 128B Premiered: April 14, 2013[1] Credits Created by:   Butch Hartman Written by:   Kevin Arrieta Sindy Spackman Storyboard by:   Mike Nassar Butch Hartman Directed by:   Randy Myers Michelle Bryan Produced by:   Ray DeLaurentis Randy Saba Art Direction:   Ernie Gilbert Music Direction:   Guy Moon Full Credits:   I Dream of Cosmo - Credits Episode chronology ← Previous Episode Dinklescouts Next Episode → Turner & Pooch « Transcript »

I Dream of Cosmo is the third episode of Season 9. This episode, and Dinklescouts, aired April 14, 2013

Plot

Cosmo loses his memory. Now he mistakenly thinks he's a magic weenie (i.e. a hybrid of witch and genie), who's supposed to grant wishes for Timmy's father. This causes havoc to the world due to Timmy's dad's wishes. How will Timmy fix this?

Synopsis

Cosmo loses his memory and grants Timmy's dad's wishes. Cosmo shrinks Timmy, Wanda, and Poof. They don't have enough magic to undo it. Timmy's dad wishes for the sun to be closer to Earth; which causes the planet to start burning. How will Timmy, Wanda, Poof, and Sparky help Cosmo recover his memory, before the sun destroys them?

Additional Information

Cast

• Tara Strong as Timmy Turner / Poof
• Susanne Blakeslee as Wanda / Mom
• Daran Norris as Cosmo / Dad / Radio Announcer
• Carlos Alazraqui as Dinkleberg
• Matthew W. Taylor as Sparky
• Rob Paulsen as Mr. Ed Leadly

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