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Apparently, on CNN, the scrolling thingy (y'know what I'm taking about, right?) said that "Fairy Oddparents" was going to be made into a big-screen movie! I think Pheebs is about the only person who knows why that just rocks my effin' world. Granted, it'll probably be stupid (most Nickelodeon movies are) but oh well. I'll be the only dork in the theater then. Whee!
Gonna call the lady about the other house I was supposed to look at, but turned my nose up at it because I was interested in the other one. "But $68,000 is waaaaay too much for a little house!" ... Well, it's better than $106,000. I just hope it's still for sale.
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According to fairlyoddparents.net:
The next Fairly Odd Parents movie that I talked about in the news article below stated that the movie, tentatively scheduled for August 2004, was coming to tv like Abra-Catastrophe. Well, according to Yahoo News, the movie is headed to the theaters!
"Nickelodeon's animated television series "The Fairly OddParents" is headed to the big screen, following in the footsteps of "Rugrats" and "The Wild Thornberrys." Paramount Pictures-based Nickelodeon Movies is developing an untitled animated feature film version with the show's creator Butch Hartman and producer/story editor Steve Marmel. Hartman will direct the feature film and co-write the script with Marmel, who will produce."
Gonna call the lady about the other house I was supposed to look at, but turned my nose up at it because I was interested in the other one. "But $68,000 is waaaaay too much for a little house!" ... Well, it's better than $106,000. I just hope it's still for sale.
[Edit]
According to fairlyoddparents.net:
The next Fairly Odd Parents movie that I talked about in the news article below stated that the movie, tentatively scheduled for August 2004, was coming to tv like Abra-Catastrophe. Well, according to Yahoo News, the movie is headed to the theaters!
"Nickelodeon's animated television series "The Fairly OddParents" is headed to the big screen, following in the footsteps of "Rugrats" and "The Wild Thornberrys." Paramount Pictures-based Nickelodeon Movies is developing an untitled animated feature film version with the show's creator Butch Hartman and producer/story editor Steve Marmel. Hartman will direct the feature film and co-write the script with Marmel, who will produce."