Hare Raiser (The Fairly OddParents)
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 This really is a hair raiser. Chloe, Timmy, Cosmo and Wanda's hair literally rise in the title card.
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"Hare Raiser" is the twenty-seventh episode in Season 10 of The Fairly OddParents.
Plot
Despite Timmy's warnings, Chloe wants to free the supposedly "dangerous" class hare Mr. Cuddles.
Why It Raised Hair
- As described in the "Plot" section, Chloe frees Mr. Cuddles just because she thinks he's "cute" and "cuddly". Additionally, she doesn't get punished for this action.
- Like usual, for the sake of plot contrivance, Cosmo and Wanda lose their wands. In this episode's case, Cosmo turns his and Wanda's wands into carrots (albeit, off-screen), only for them to get eaten by Mr. Cuddles, who transforms into a large monster and gives chase to everyone throughout the school. Cosmo and Wanda are now rendered useless for the rest of the episode.
- As far as the plot itself goes, a majority of the episode is just the characters running away and trying to hide from Mr. Cuddles.
- Like usual, for the sake of plot contrivance, Cosmo and Wanda lose their wands. In this episode's case, Cosmo turns his and Wanda's wands into carrots (albeit, off-screen), only for them to get eaten by Mr. Cuddles, who transforms into a large monster and gives chase to everyone throughout the school. Cosmo and Wanda are now rendered useless for the rest of the episode.
- Very unfunny running gags. Examples include a joke about the Shickadances moving and Cosmo making random shadow puppets.
- Mr. Cuddles randomly turning into a monster just for eating the aforementioned wands is nonsensical.
- Like usual, the writers hardly do anything with Mr. Crocker other than dumb him down as well as make unfunny and moronic jokes out of him, even letting him get captured by Mr. Cuddles due to Crocker eating the carrots that his nephew Kevin had stolen from Mr. Cuddles in the first place.
- The ending is just generic, unoriginal and out of nowhere. It's just a reveal that the monster is a female and has babies. It's been done millions of times in other cartoons.
Redeeming Qualities
- The title card design looks cool.
- "You have.. NOTHING IN YOUR BRAIN!"
Reception
The episode, alongside its sister episode, currently holds a score of a 3.4 rating on IMDb.com, making it the second lowest rated Fairly OddParents episode on the aforementioned site.
Trivia
- The Shickadances had been mentioned back in Love at First Bark. And, according to this episode, they have moved out from Dimmsdale.
Videos
TBA
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