The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide
- Téléfilm
- 2006
- 49min
NOTE IMDb
6,6/10
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTimmy Turner (Tara Strong) and Jimmy Neutron's (Debi Derryberry's) worlds clash once again. Hilarity ensues.Timmy Turner (Tara Strong) and Jimmy Neutron's (Debi Derryberry's) worlds clash once again. Hilarity ensues.Timmy Turner (Tara Strong) and Jimmy Neutron's (Debi Derryberry's) worlds clash once again. Hilarity ensues.
- Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total
Tara Strong
- Timmy
- (voix)
- …
Rob Paulsen
- Carl
- (voix)
- …
Jeffrey Garcia
- Sheen
- (voix)
- (as Jeff Garcia)
- …
Carolyn Lawrence
- Cindy
- (voix)
Crystal Scales
- Libby
- (voix)
Susanne Blakeslee
- Wanda
- (voix)
- …
Daran Norris
- Cosmo
- (voix)
- …
Dee Bradley Baker
- Binky
- (voix)
- (as Dee Baker)
Gary LeRoi Gray
- A.J.
- (voix)
- (as Gary LeRoi Gray II)
Jim Ward
- Chet Ubetcha
- (voix)
- …
Jeff Bennett
- Dr. Moist
- (voix)
Grey DeLisle
- Vicky
- (voix)
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The first crossover of "The Fairly OddParents" and "The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" was considered noteworthy for combining two different animation styles, and exploiting both as much as you possibly could on a kids' cartoon. I'm not certain of how popular it truly was, but as I stated earlier, it was certainly noteworthy, and Nickelodeon clearly thought that a sequel was an automatic money-maker.
The opening theme is almost identical to the first one, and as with many sequels and spin-offs, the jokes from the original are repeated. In fact, some of them are almost dangerously repetitive. Luckily, the plot isn't the same. In the first crossover, Timmy Turner needs a quick A for the science fair and tries to use Jimmy Neutron's lab to do so, and ends up falling in love with Cindy Vortex. In the second one, Jimmy and Timmy compete for Cindy, and Jimmy's much more open about his desire for her than usual. Having been recently defeated by Jimmy in his latest evil plot, Professor Calamitous(Tim Curry) finds out about the rivalry, and plots to use it to his advantage. Of course, just because somebody is an evil genius doesn't guarantee that somebody of average intelligence can't stall or defeat you, and in this case, it's Anti-Cosmo and the other escaped anti-fairies who stall the professor's fiendish plot.
One positive aspect of the special is that more characters from both shows get to appear in the 2-D Dimmsdale and 3-D Retroville. Most of the characters from "Jimmy Neutron" appear as you'd expect them to. As a 2-D character, Sheen gets to perform more outrageous prat-falls and other sight gags that he never got to do on "Jimmy Neutron," although he probably could in both dimensions, as any other character can.
There seems to be a notable pattern in TV-movie versions of both "The Fairly OddParents," "Jimmy Neutron" and the crossovers. With the exception of the criminally neglected "Win Lose and Kaboom," Jimmy's battles with his enemies seem somewhat standard adventure type tales. In "Fairly OddParents" movies, the battles are more Wagnerian, with slightly heartwarming(though not necessarily desirable) climaxes. But in Jimmy-Timmy combos, they're downright silly. And the silliness used in fighting Professor Calamitous in "When Nerds Collide," is way more than twice the level of the first Power Hour. It's kind of reminiscent of the Star Trek episode "Mudd's Women," but that doesn't take anything away from it.
Somebody here wrote that this was better than the first Power Hour. Well, if you see this from the beginning, you may have some doubts about that, but not as you see the rest. Still a good one.
The opening theme is almost identical to the first one, and as with many sequels and spin-offs, the jokes from the original are repeated. In fact, some of them are almost dangerously repetitive. Luckily, the plot isn't the same. In the first crossover, Timmy Turner needs a quick A for the science fair and tries to use Jimmy Neutron's lab to do so, and ends up falling in love with Cindy Vortex. In the second one, Jimmy and Timmy compete for Cindy, and Jimmy's much more open about his desire for her than usual. Having been recently defeated by Jimmy in his latest evil plot, Professor Calamitous(Tim Curry) finds out about the rivalry, and plots to use it to his advantage. Of course, just because somebody is an evil genius doesn't guarantee that somebody of average intelligence can't stall or defeat you, and in this case, it's Anti-Cosmo and the other escaped anti-fairies who stall the professor's fiendish plot.
One positive aspect of the special is that more characters from both shows get to appear in the 2-D Dimmsdale and 3-D Retroville. Most of the characters from "Jimmy Neutron" appear as you'd expect them to. As a 2-D character, Sheen gets to perform more outrageous prat-falls and other sight gags that he never got to do on "Jimmy Neutron," although he probably could in both dimensions, as any other character can.
There seems to be a notable pattern in TV-movie versions of both "The Fairly OddParents," "Jimmy Neutron" and the crossovers. With the exception of the criminally neglected "Win Lose and Kaboom," Jimmy's battles with his enemies seem somewhat standard adventure type tales. In "Fairly OddParents" movies, the battles are more Wagnerian, with slightly heartwarming(though not necessarily desirable) climaxes. But in Jimmy-Timmy combos, they're downright silly. And the silliness used in fighting Professor Calamitous in "When Nerds Collide," is way more than twice the level of the first Power Hour. It's kind of reminiscent of the Star Trek episode "Mudd's Women," but that doesn't take anything away from it.
Somebody here wrote that this was better than the first Power Hour. Well, if you see this from the beginning, you may have some doubts about that, but not as you see the rest. Still a good one.
10jfmpaton
Probably the most raucus and rowdy cartoon i have ever laid my eyes upon. The animation quality is on point. Beware however, as this is filled with extreme graphic violence making it one for the grandkids. 10/10 would recommend.
I just remembered I don't have low self-esteem, I have low blood sugar.
Me: why not both?
Me: why not both?
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesA.J. only makes a cameo appearance even though he and Chester were almost frequently in The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour (2004).
- GaffesWhen Sheen Estevez travels with Jimmy, Carl, and Libby through Jimmy's portal to Dimmsdale, his Ultra-Lord logo on his shirt disappears when he's in Dimmsdale.
- Citations
Jimmy Neutron: Now if you'll excuse me, it's time to save Cindy from the horrors of a dumb dance date.
[Libby grabs his arm]
Libby: Yo, I told you, I'm coming too. Cindy's my girl.
Sheen: And we have no lives. So count us in.
- ConnexionsFeatures The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour (2004)
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Jimmy y Timmy: La hora del poder - Cuando los genios chocan
- Sociétés de production
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- Durée
- 49min
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