Roynocchio

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"Roynocchio"
Season	1
Episode	10
Production code	111
Airdate	March 31, 2022 January 19, 2023 (Nickelodeon)
Credits
Written by	Angela Yarbrough
Director(s)	Leonard R. Garner Jr.
Episode Chronology
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"Roynocchio" is the tenth episode of the first season of The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder, and the tenth episode of the reboot series overall. It is the one hundred eighty-second episode in the "The Fairly OddParents!" universe overall. It was released on March 31, 2022, on Paramount+.

Premise

Roy does whatever his peers ask to win the class election, but when Viv calls him out Roy accidentally wishes he were a puppet. Viv & Roy wind up on talent show, The Dimm Factor, where Viv will have to help save Roy from losing Wanda & Cosmo forever.

Plot

It’s Presidential Candidate Schmoozing Day at school and Roy decides to run. Roy starts to tell everyone that their the real heroes of the school. Zina dresses up as Roy’s First Lady.

Roy runs against Nate Buxaplenty, who bribes everyone to vote for him. Roy realizes he has to get the extreme sports kids. To impress them, he has to dunk a basketball over a dangerous obstacle course. He breaks his back and Zina takes care of him.

At home, Roy watches The Dimm Factor, where the mayor’s translator performs. Roy’s campaign commercial airs after The Dimm Factor. Viv accuses Roy of being a puppet - trying to impress everyone. Wanda and Cosmo turn Roy into an actual puppet. Viv tries to help turn him back into a real boy but it’s against the rules to unwish your sibling’s wish, so it doesn’t work. Roy tries to wish himself back to being a real boy- but Wanda tells him that puppets can’t make wishes. In order to wish Roy back to normal, Cosmo call his ex-girlfriend Brandy-Lynn to help, but Wanda refuses because she hated her.

Rachel and Ty come downstairs and notice that the puppet in the living room looks and sounds a lot like Roy. Rachel and Ty tell their kids that they’re going on The Dimm Factor to try out. They suggest that Viv bring puppet Roy to try out on the show to.

Rachel and Ty run in at the last minute to announce that Viv is going to audition. They put on an impressive performance. The judges are very impressed and offer them a place in the second round. Another failed contestant tries to get Roy the puppet to turn him into chopsticks.

Viv lies to her parents that Roy is sleeping over at a friend’s house. They leave and Roy and Viv talk about how to get him out of this mess. He tells a lie and his nose starts to grow.

The next day, Ty loses his keys in a big pile of gift baskets and he, Viv and Rachel have to dig through it to find them. While they’re searching, the scorned contestant, Calzone, comes in to steal Roynocchio the puppet. Wanda and Cosmo come up to tell Viv that Roy is missing.

Viv sees a door leading them to a Chopstick maker and she runs to go save her brother. They throw a sandwich into the machine to stall Calzone and unlock the box so that Roy can escape.

Wanda agrees to let Cosmo call his ex, Brandy-Lynn, to help get them out of this mess. Brandy-Lynn agrees to turn Roy back if Cosmo gives her a kiss. She admits she was just teasing but instead Roy has to admit a hard truth. He admits that Viv would be a much better president. He turns back to normal.

Wanda and Cosmo kiss. Calzone comes out of The Chopstick Maker and asks Viv where the puppet went. She tells him she got rid of it so he can enter the second round of The Dimm Factor after all. Roy backs out of the presidency and volunteers to nominate Viv. However, she gets zero votes and doesn't win. Nate Buxaplenty wins instead.

Cast

Starring Audrey Grace Marshall as Viv Turner Tyler Wladis as Roy Raskin Ryan-James Hatanaka as Ty Turner Laura Bell Bundy as Rachel Raskin and Granny Razz Raskin Imogen Cohen as Zina Zacarias Susanne Blakeslee as Wanda (voice) Daran Norris as Cosmo (voice) Guest starring Chris Butler Garrett Clayton as Dustan Lumberlake Liam Kyle as Nate Buxaplenty Lesli Margherita as Judy Stoneface Nicholas Mongiardo-Cooper as Calzone

Co-Starring Miles Anderson as Rockin' Joel Asante Boe as Dougie Mia Castillo as Brandy-Lynn (voice) Roman Coto as Chornel Donnie Masihi as Todd Rocco Masihi as Mateo Cooper Jack Mills as Hopper Ryosuke Sekoguchi as Akira Terra Strong as Shari Underwood

Crew

Developed by Christopher J. Nowak Written By Angela Yarbrough Directed By Leonard R. Garner Jr. Created By Butch Hartman Executive Producers Christopher J. Nowak Mike Caron Samantha Martin Andrés Reyes Producers Butch Hartman Fred Seibert Sam Becker Shari Tavey Supervising Producer Andrew Hirsch Associate Producers Leo Knox Kris Selvidge Payne Director of Photography Michael Spodnik Production Designer Tristan Miles Theopholis Dalley Edited by Michael Karlich Unit Production Manager Shari Tavey First and Second Assistant Directors Robyn Willey-Pratt Deborah Greaney Donovan Creative Executive Uriel Reyes

Animation by Raúl Garcia Head of Production Yiris Hallal Padilla Animation Production Manager Daniela Laniado-Cabrales Art Supervisor Alfonso Miranda Animation Supervisor Diego Carvajal Animation Technical Supervision Nubia Carina Sánchez Escobar Comp & VFX Supervisor Ricardo Camacho Comp & VFX Lead Luis Barquero Editorial Supervisor Alejandro Sevilla Animation/Live Action Consultant Tristan Miles Theopholis Dalley Costume Designer Kristin M. Dangl Casting By Krisha Bullock Jamie Snow Sound Mixer Michael Dennis Music By Niki Hexum Zack Hexum

Songs

• The Feeling (of Love) (by The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder cast featuring Tyler Wladis)

Trivia

Running gag: Despite not being at the Turner Residence, Brandy-Lynn falls into a bush.

Gallery

• Images
• Behind the Scenes

References

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