Mes parents sont magiques: Encore plus magiques

I though it was impossible to mess up a children's show, but when i saw this i was proven wrong. I highly don't recommend this show, it was terribly painful to watch even one episode, i even threw up once or twice. The acting sucked and effects were poor. The main boy actor (roy) was really annoying. His acting was poor and he is scary-looking. He could definitely play the evil guy in a horror movie, and these are all compliments. The story doesn't make any sense and the acting of the parents was terrible. The show was weird and not funny at all. To sum this up, don't watch this show unless you want to die of cringe.

When I saw the trailer for this, I was shocked, as who wanted this cartoon to be revived, especially after its last two seasons proved it has past its prime and especially as a live-action sitcom? Seeing the show, it's not as bad as I thought it would be, but it's not good either.

Set years after the cartoon, Timmy Turner is headed to college, but decides not to take his fairies with him. Thankfully, with his cousin Vivian, Viv for short, moving back into Dimsdale, decides to allow her to have them, even going as far as to get a permission scroll from Jorgen Von Straggle. Now, the fairies help Viv, as well as her stepbrother, Roy, navigate life in Dimsadale.

Okay, this reboot is a live action reboot, complete with an unnecessary laugh track for jokes, but it does have some good things. For the time being, it seems to have erased the bad continuity of the cartoons (as there's no Chloe Carmichael to be seen, and not even Poof is anywhere near this, although there is a chance if the shows actually continues beyond 13 episodes, they may show up). Also, Nickelodeon made the good choice to have Wanda, Cosmo, and the fairies be traditional animation instead of the CGI they were done in for the TV movies (which thanks to this, is also non-canon), with Darran Norris and Susanne Blakeslee returning to voice Cosmo, Jorgen and Wanda. And while Vicky returns and is recast, so does Denzel Crocker, and unlike Vicky, Carlos. Alazaquil returns to play this memorable villain, even in live action form.

However, as I said, it is still far from perfect. The live action sitcom format is a bit iffy, and some of the jokes are hit or miss. However, I suggest not taking my word for it, or any other people who are posting positive or negative reviews without explaining the series in general with an open mind (be it a couple episodes or the full series, the latter being if you have time to kill) and coming up with your own opinion.

We don't need anymore to keep killing franchise bad enough we already had live action movies now this i don't recommend watching this one stick to something Icarly this is just insulting who grew up with original show.

I grew up with Fairly Odd Parents and I couldn't even get through the first episode. The only part I really liked was the beginning where they talked about Timmy growing up. I wish they would've focused more on him growing up and not him going to college and giving his fairy's to someone else.

This is pretty much a live action sitcom with a laugh track, with animated characters in it. The only real cool thing to see is the original voices returning for the animated characters. Aside from that it's all cringe humor, horrid acting, over the top, and a snooze fest. Just please bring back the original! Make it animated, hasn't Nickelodeon learned any live action Fairly Oddparents project never holds a candle to the show? Gosh, I'd rather sit through the Chloe episodes than to touch THIS again. I'd say just binge watch the original show on Paramount+ and just shrug to this one.