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The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is a spin-off of the Oscar-nominated computer-animated movie; Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, first officially aired in September 2002. This is also the first computer-animated Nicktoon. The series is animated by DNA Productions in Dallas, Texas, as was the movie. A television movie, Win, Lose and Kaboom, formerly named You Bet Your Life Form, aired on Nickelodeon in early-July 2004. A second television movie, The League of Villains, aired on Nickelodeon in mid-June 2005. In 2004, head writer Steven Banks was nominated for a Writer's Guild Award for the episode Rescue Jet Fusion. The first Jimmy Neutron mini-episodes aired before the Jimmy Neutron movie and can be only be seen on NickToons TV.

The series is about a kid inventor named Jimmy Neutron, in the town of Retroville, Texas, who gets in and out of trouble by inventing far-out gadgets. Jimmy's main catchphrases are "Gotta Blast!", and "Brain Blast!". Jimmy typically has a "Brain Blast" once an episode at the climax of the story when all other ideas have failed, and it is accompanied by a visual of his ideas floating within the inner workings of his brain.

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Jimmy and Carl riding in a homemade rocket

Setting

The show primarily takes place in Retroville, Texas as well as many other exotic locations, including Egypt, outer space, and pre-historia.

Main characters

  • James "Jimmy" Isaac Neutron is the main character and the show's title character. He is a ten year old genius inventor whose inventions tend to cause more destruction than help, and its always up to Jimmy to save the day against his own creations. His name is a spoof of the scientist Isaac Newton. His amazing inventions include self-folding pants that put themselves away, hi-tech binoculars (called Neutrascopes), his mechanical dog, Goddard, a Cheese Ray that can transform things into cheese, a time booth for traveling to the past (constructed from a phone booth), tiny talking robots called Nanobots, invented from the same chip used to make the self-folding pants, a translator that can be used to communicate with fish, gum that allows one to breathe underwater, called Neutronic air gum, gum that allows one to memorize an entire book by chewing it, candy that uses every possible pleasure taste bud, a flying rocket as well as a flying hover-car, and many more, including a giant machine known as the Neutronic Game Pyramid, that can insert people into their favorite video games. He has an extensive laboratory below his clubhouse which is accessed via hair DNA scan. His best friends are Carl Wheezer and Sheen Estevez. Although he isn't an Ultra Lord fan, like Sheen, Jimmy has his own action-hero that he looks up to, the super-spy guy named Jet Fusion, who stars in many movies shown in the RetroVille Theatre, and actually is a real spy whose movie titles are arguably spoofs of 007 fame. Jimmy has a crush on Betty Quinlan, as well as Cindy Vortex, although he denies the second. Jimmy is voiced by Debi Derryberry.
  • Hugh Beaumont Neutron is Jimmy's father. Somewhat oblivious and childish at times, he always has a piece of fatherly advice for his genius son. His name is a spoof of the actor who played the father in Leave it to Beaver. Like many of the Neutron characters Hugh has his humorous obsessions, such as pie, butter pats, and ducks. He invented a holiday based upon pie, known as Pule (Combination of pie and Yule). At a young age, he was an Acorn Lad scout. One of Hugh Neutron's favorite things to do is collect antique ducks, and display them around the house, he occasionally decides one of them is his favorite, but loves them all equally. Hugh has a puppet named Flippy, and is a former toy inventor. He's currently a car salesman. Actually enjoys cleaning up Goddard's Lug-Nuts. Hugh was given the esteemed name of Towel Boy in Junior High. Hugh Neutron is a fan favorite almost at the level of Jimmy himself. He is voiced by Mark DeCarlo.
  • Judy Neutron is Jimmy's mother. Smart and full of common sense, she is amused with the many antics of her husband. Like a typical mother, she is often pre-occupied with tidying up and usually is concerned when Jimmy is off adventuring, of which Hugh is usually oblivious and unaware of. Judy is voiced by Megan Cavanagh.
  • Goddard is Jimmy's robotic dog, equal parts useful tool and best friend. Goddard is one of Jimmy's few successful inventions. He can do many things, including blow up and re-assemble himself after being told to "play dead". When Jimmy is in trouble, Goddard gives his suggestions on a screen on his chest. The two first are always the most irrational, and the third and last is always the one that Jimmy will follow. Goddard is voiced by Frank Welker, and named after Robert Goddard, rocket pioneer. According to Hugh, Goddard can do 1,000,004 things except clean up after himself. That he has to do himself, which is kind of like a hobby type-thingy.
  • Carlton "Carl" Ulysses Wheezer is Jimmy's neurotic, llama-loving friend. According to canon, Carl was born in 1991. He is ten years old. Carl is known as nervous, timid and suffering from hypochondria; at times, he tries to overcome these personality traits in order to appear "cooler" around Jimmy and mutual friend Sheen Estevez. When his parents expanded their cable lineup, Carl found himself focusing on a channel devoted to llamas and a show called Llama Boy; he has adored them ever since, going so far as to join a fan club, the Llama Love Society. He is allergic to just about everything, perhaps including Llamas. Has an odd taste in women and even stranger crushes on both Mrs. Neutron and even Mrs. Fowl. His blood type is O Negative. Carl Wheezer has a sensitive scapula. Voiced by Rob Paulsen.
  • Sheen Juarerra Estevez is Jimmy's hyperactive heroic friend, is twelve years old, making him two years older than Jimmy and Carl. The three are in the same school grade because Sheen was held back. Sheen's wardrobe largely consists of a blue t-shirt and jeans. The t-shirt depicts UltraLord, a popular superhero within the show that Sheen is obsessed with. Sheen is of Mexican ethnicity, but usually does not have a noticeable accent, although his dad does. Sheen, (like many other animated characters) rarely changes his clothes and always wears an Ultra Lord T-shirt to show his devotion and loyalty to his favorite super hero whom he looks up to as a role-model. Sheen knows some kung-fu, but he can't win a fight without the proper training of a special CD-ROM, that dictates his body movements to make use of the proper techniques and moves. Sheen has the largest Ultra Lord action figure collection in all of Retroville, and is extremely offended if someone refers to them as "dolls". The Sheen was once sent into his favorite Ultra Lord video game, and he got to do battle with Ultra Lord's arch enemy, Robo Fiend with help from Jimmy Neutron. Carl of the Wheezers, controlled Robo Fiend in the Lab for a bit, then decided to save Jimmy and Sheen with a huge thunder storm of Illamas. Thankfully, the evil Robo Fiend was allergic to Illama Milk. Sheen is a member of an "Action Figure Support Group". Although Sheen seems fearless, he is scared of one thing, the crawl-space under Granny's house. Sheen is usually seen on the show tagging along with Carl, respectively, as they are best buds, in most of the episodes, much like the friendship between Cindy and Libby. Carl and Sheen=Mustard and Ketchup. Sheen is quite educated in the realm of resturaunt terminology and slang, as seen in the episode "Men At Work". Sheen has phsycic abilities with monkeys and can summon the Atomic Monkey Special Forces Squad whenever he wants to. He also has a huge and developing crush on Libby, which seemed to begin after her hair makeover. The character of Sheen is best known for his hilarious hyperactive manic behavior, and overbearing tone of voice. In the episode "Beach Party Mummy" it is suggested that Sheen might be on some form of medication and/or medicine. Usually when sitting at a table with the whole gang, he always suggests that they play "Spin the Bottle", hoping to be kissed by Libby. The name "Sheen Estevez" appears to be a reference to the Estevez family of actors — specifically the three members, Ramón, Emilio, and Carlos, who use the screen name Sheen (Martin and Charlie Sheen, respectively). Sheen is another fan favorite, and like Hugh, has his own fanlisting. Voiced by Jeff Garcia, who also won an Annie award for the role.
  • Cynthia Aurora "Cindy" Vortex is Jimmy's semi-sassy mouthed rival/companion who is skilled in both the fine arts of Tai Chi and Tae kwon do. Although she is not exactly an inventor (except for her "Sweat Socks Transmogrifier), she can build amazingly humongous chocolate volcanoes that engulf the helpless gumdrop citizens of Pompeii, with ease. Cindy schemes to be popular, as seen in Out Darn Spotlight, and used to be the town's resident genius prior to Jimmy's arrival. She's obviously in love with Jimmy, but treats him like absolute muck to hide her true feelings (a la Helga G. Pataki of Hey Arnold!). Usually calls Jimmy "Nerdtron" or some other such name. In "Stranded", it is revealed that nobody knew that Cindy knew Jimmy's real name! In the hour long crossover special, The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour, Cindy develops feelings for Timmy Turner which continues in the the sequel which upsets Jimmy big time. Recently she seems to be becoming a very slightly more gentle mellowed out character. Voiced by Carolyn Lawrence.
  • Liberty "Libby" Danielle Folfax is Cindy's best friend. She is African American, and she loves music and experiences withdrawal when not constantly exposed. Somewhat intellectual, and obsessed with electronic gadgets. Related to Egyptian Queen Howsaboutislapya, as seen in the episode "Beach Party Mummy", where she received a brand new hair makeover to look like the Queen of the Nile. She has kept it ever since. She's 11 years old. Voiced by Crystal Scales.
  • Ms. Winifred Fowl is 5th grade teacher at Retroville's middle school. Attracts the oddest men: was married to a werewolf at some point, danced with President Calvin Coolidge and once dated Thomas Edison after Jimmy brought the famed scientist to the future. Resembles a large bird both in her hooked nose and tendency to squawk, hence the name. Voiced by Andrea Martin.
  • Nick Dean is the "cool" kid at school, of Latino descent. Often seen on a skateboard, doing dangerous tricks. He doesn't do show and tell, and is obsessed with styling his hair. Breaks his leg from time to time on his skateboard. Voiced by Candi Milo.

Minor characters

Minor characters in The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius are listed below:

A

  • Amber, A friend of Cindy and Libby for a while, voiced by Debi Derryberry.
  • April, A Gorlock Alien who competed on Intergalatic Showdown. One of Jimmy's crushes, made Cindy extremely jealous (appears in Win, Lose and Kaboom!)

B

  • Baby Eddie, Jimmy's infant evil genius cousin, voiced by Paul Greenberg.
  • Barbarino, One of the bandits who wanted the asterrubies, voiced by Jeff Bennet.
  • Beautiful Gorgeous, A evil villainness whom is the daughter of Jimmy's enemy, Professer Calamitous, voiced by Wendie Malick.
  • Betty Quinlan, one of Jimmy's crushes whom also makes Cindy extremely jealous, but she dosen't show it. Voiced by Kath Souice.
  • Bolbi Stroganovsky, the weird resident exchange student from Backthereistan, voiced by Phil LaMarr.
  • Britney, A friend of Cindy, Libby, and Amber, voiced by Candi Milo.
  • Brobot, Jimmy's annoying robotic brother, voiced by Paul Greenberg.
  • Burpboy, Carl's superhero form, voiced by Rob Paulsen.
  • Butch, the slightly slack jawed bully, voiced by Rob Paulsen.

C

  • Captain Betty, an odd pirate who knows about a monster, which is actually Carl's pet turtle, voiced by himself.
  • Chip, A teenage hologram of Skeet, who was the guy that employed the three boys in "Men at Work", voiced by Rob Paulsen.
  • Chuck Lester, The short-lived hall monitor who moved away to Greece, voiced by Crystal Scales.
  • Coach Gruber, The coach of Lindbergh Elementary, voiced by James Belushi.
  • Commander Baker, the Big Top Secret Organization commander, voiced by Michael Clarke Duncan.
  • "Cool" Hugh, the cooler variation of Jimmy's father seen in the Father's Day episode, voiced by Peter Frampton.
  • Corky Shimatzu, a famous Japanese big-shot programmer, whose catch-phrase is "Super Crazy!" with no relation to the professional wrestler [1]. Voiced by Billy West.

D

  • Dr. Dark/The Pizza Monster, A story-telling hologram, and the hologram and pizza hybrid that appears when Jimmy's sleepover machine goes haywire, Both voiced by Corey Burton.

E

  • Elves, Santa and Nicole Claus' elves. All are voiced by Jeffrey Garcia.
  • Mr. Estevez, Sheen's elusive father, voiced by Mark DeCarlo
  • Eustace Stritch, a rich, snobby kid seen in "Billion Dollar Boy, "The League of Villains" and "King of Mars", and the bitter rival of Jimmy, voiced by Vicki Lewis.

F

  • Mrs. Folfax, Libby's mother, voiced by Crystal Scales.

G

  • General Ernest Abercrombie, a dull-witted military general who was a student in Ms. Fowl's class, voiced by Ernest Borgnine.
  • Giggles the Clown, the boring clown seen in the "Hypno Birthday To You" episode, voiced by Ben Stein.
  • Granny Neutron, Hugh's mother and Jimmy's grandmother. Jimmy once turned her into a baby in "Granny Baby", voiced by Phyllis Diller.
  • Gretchen, Carl's future wife, voiced by Megan Cavanagh.

H

  • Hilgo, the big, fearsome maid as seen in "Time Is Money", who also made a guest appearance in "Return of the Nanobots" as a lunch lady who once made shoes for lunch, voiced by Jill Talley.

I

  • Invisible Sister, Libby's superhero form, voiced by Crystal Scales.

J

  • Japanese Announcer (Michael Hagiwara; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
  • Jensen DeCarlo (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
  • Jet Fusion (Christian Slater; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion, "My Big Fat Spy Wedding"), a real-life and movie spy, A.K.A. "Agent X".
  • Jimmy's dancing girls, two women used in Jimmy's campaign (Terry Wood : Appear in episode "Jimmy for President")
  • Jimmy Clones (appear in episode Send in the Clones, and The Trouble with Clones) Happy, Gloomy, Funny, Devilish, Cool, and Romantic,
  • Ms. Jingle Bells (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion, Part 1) A girl rescued by Jet.
  • Junkman (Charlie Adler; appears in episode The Junkman Cometh, "The League of Villains" and makes a cameo in "Win, Lose and Kaboom!"), a filthy creature from another planet.

K

L

  • Lance (Billy West; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
  • Lars Svenson (Billy West; appears in episode The Science Fair Affair)
  • Libby's little brother (Crystal Scales; appears in episode Make Room for Daddy-O)
  • Lou (Billy West; appears in episode Holly Jolly Jimmy)
  • Lucky Joe, has an eyepatch (Billy West; appears in episode When Pants Attack)

M

  • Maggie (Crystal Scales; appears in episode Birth of a Salesman)
  • Masseuses (Megan Cavanagh; appear in episode MaternoTron Knows Best)
  • MaternoTron (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode MaternoTron Knows Best)
  • Max (Tom Kenny; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
  • Mayor of Retroville (Jim Cummings; appears in episode Monster Hunt)
  • Mayor Quadar (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Normal Boy)
  • Mombot (Grey Delisle; appears in episode Brobot and The Jukeman Cometh)
  • Monks (appear in episodes Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion, Part 2 and Crouching Jimmy, Hidden Sheen)
  • Mr. Moodini (Tom Kenny; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
  • Mummies (appear in episode Beach Party Mummy)

N

  • Nanobots (Daran Norris and Tom Kenny; appear in episode Safety First and a few others)
  • Nathan (Jeffrey Garcia; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
  • Nissa (Debi Derryberry; appears in episode See Jimmy Run) A toothless girl that taunted Jimmy.

O

  • Octopus Man, a movie monster ("he has 8 arms!") (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Nightmare in Retroville as a monster in a movie Jimmy's father was watching.)
  • Officer Tubbs (Frank Welker; appears in episode Holly Jolly Jimmy)
  • Old Carl (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Granny Baby, and Grumpy Young Men)
  • Old Lady Nussbaum (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode Normal Boy)
  • Oleander, an odd geek bullied by Butch, and once owed Sheen .53 cents (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Hall Monster and Return of the Nanobots)
  • Ooblar (in the original film Martin Short, in the series Paul Greenberg; seldom appears)
  • Ozzie (Crystal Scales; appears in episode The Retroville 9)

P

  • Phantom (appears in episode Phantom of Retroland)
  • Popbot (Jim Cummings; appears in episode Brobot and The Junkman Cometh), Brobot's father robot.
  • Poultra, original chicken goddess of Yokian race (seldom appears)
  • Principal William S. Willoughby- The Principal at Lindbergh Elementary School (Rob Paulsen; seldom appears)
  • Princess Guan Qi "Peggy" Tsu (Ming-Na; appears in episode The Great Egg Heist)
  • Professor Crank (Dan Castellaneta; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion)
  • Professor Finbarr Calamitous (Tim Curry; appears in episode Professor Calamitous, I Presume) The Great Egg Heist, Operation: Jet Fusion, The League of Villians, Lights, Camera, Danger!; Winfred Fowl's former student, despite his age. Finbarr Calamitous was once a brilliant boy who could never finish anything, not even a sentence. Finbarr Calamitous is heard completing sentences as seen in "Operation: Jet Fusion".

R

  • Rayburn, the holographic butler (Corey Burton; appears in episode Aaughh!! Wilderness!!)
  • Robo-Fiend (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Ultra Sheen)

S

  • Sagebrush Sally (Grey Delisle ; appears in episode Foul Bull)
  • Sam (Billy West; seldom appears)
  • Santa Claus (Mel Brooks; appears in Holly Jolly Jimmy)
  • Sasha Vortex (Cindy's mother who dosen't look much like her daughter at all)
  • Susie Vortex [Cindy's Aunt] (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
  • Sheezicks (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
  • Skeets (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Men At Work)
  • Snappy, Carl's turtle (appears in episode Monster Hunt)
  • Special Girl (Cindy’s super hero form, strength, flying, and super vision)
  • Swimmy, Carl's goldfish (appears in episode Beach Party Mummy)

T

  • Tee (Kevin Michael Richardson; appears in episode A Beautiful Mine, Men at Work and League of Villians, one of the jewel hunting bandits who turns good in League of Villains. A knock-off of Mr. T.
  • Terry Finster (Candi Milo; appears in episode Safety First)
  • Thomas Edison (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode The Big Pinch)
  • Tina Sue (Carolyn Lawrence; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion, Part 1)
  • Travoltron (Rob Paulsen ; appears in episode A Beautiful Mine, Men at Work and League of Villians)
  • Tremendous Jackson (Kevin Michael Richardson; appears in episode The Retroville 9)

U

  • UltraLord (Jim Cummings; superhero Sheen is unhealthily obsessed with.

V

  • Vibrating Lad, Sheen's superhero form (in episode The N Men)
  • VOX (Megan Cavanagh; Jimmy's computer

W

  • Wendell (Frank Welker; appears in episode Make Room for Daddy-O)
  • Mr. Wheezer (Rob Paulsen; seldom appears)
  • Mrs. Wheezer (Cloris Lechman; seldom appears)
  • Willy Loman 3000 (Tom Kenny; appears in episode Birth of a Salesman, named after Willy Loman of Death of a Salesman)
  • Mr. Wuggles, Carl's hamster (Frank Welker; appears in episode My Son, the Hamster)

Y

  • Yentil Marvelstein (Debi Derryberry; appears in episode Journey to the Center of Carl) A sick child that joins Jimmy's classroom.
  • Yoo-Yee (James Sie; appears in episode, Crouching Jimmy, Hidden Sheen)

Z

Episodes

Pilot

  • Runaway Rocketboy!

Shorts (clips to promote movie)

(ORDER OF AIR UNKNOWN)

  • Carl Squared
  • Cookie Time
  • Hyper Corn
  • New Dog, Old Tricks
  • Pain, Pain, Go Away!
  • Sea Minus
  • UltraLord vs. The Squirrels'

Season 1

When the TV series began, some characters got some design changes. Cindy went through the most changes. Her hair was changed from pigtails to a big ponytail. The pink shirt was replaced with a halter with different shades of green. Her pink shoes was changed to mostly white with a pink stripe and finally her black jeans were switched with khakis. For Jimmy, his brown shoes were replaced with white ones and he wears pants instead of the shorts. For Carl, the only thing that changed was the removal of his suspenders.

  • 1. (20-Jul-2002) When Pants Attack
  • 2. (06-Sep-2002) Normal Boy / Birth of a Salesman
  • 3. (13-Sep-2002) Brobot / The Big Pinch
  • 4. (20-Sep-2002) Granny Baby / Time Is Money
  • 5. (27-Sep-2002) Raise the Oozy Scab / I Dream of Jimmy
  • 6. (04-Oct-2002) Jimmy On Ice / Battle Of The Band
  • 7. (14-Oct-2002) See Jimmy Run / Trading Faces
  • 8. (30-Oct-2002) Phantom of Retroland / My Son, the Hamster
  • 9. (01-Nov-2002) Hall Monster / Hypno-Birthday to You
  • 10. (15-Nov-2002) Krunch Time / Substitute Creature
  • 11. (30-Nov-2002) Safety First / Crime Sheen Investigation
  • 12. (31-Jan-2003) Journey to the Center of Carl / Aaughh!! Wilderness!!
  • 13. (17-Feb-2003) Ultra Sheen / Party at Neutron's
  • 14. (14-Mar-2003) Broadcast Blues / Professor Calamitous, I Presume
  • 15. (25-Apr-2003) The Egg-pire Strikes Back (1)
  • 16. (25-Apr-2003) The Egg-pire Strikes Back (2)
  • 17. (17-May-2003) Maximum Hugh / Sleepless in Retroville
  • 18. (06-Jun-2003) Make Room for Daddy-O
  • 19. (01-Aug-2003) A Beautiful Mine
  • 20. (05-Sep-2003) Sorry, Wrong Era

Season 2

In contrast to season one, 22 minute episodes became the norm for the show compared to season one. Season two consists of only six episodes of 11 minute shows, compared to nine full 22 minute episodes and two TV movies.

  • 21. (19-Sep-2003) Beach Party Mummy
  • 22. (03-Oct-2003) The Retroville 9 / Grumpy Young Men
  • 23. (13-Oct-2003) Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion (1)
  • 24. (13-Oct-2003) Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion (2)
  • 25. (29-Oct-2003) Nightmare in Retroville
  • 26. (11-Nov-2003) Monster Hunt / Jimmy For President
  • 27. (14-Nov-2003) Return of the Nanobots
  • 28. (08-Dec-2003) Holly Jolly Jimmy
  • 29. (13-Feb-2004) Love Potion #976/J
  • 30. (08-Mar-2004) Sheen's Brain
  • 31. (09-Mar-2004) MaternoTron Knows Best / Send in the Clones
  • 32. (10-Mar-2004) The Great Egg Heist / The Feud
  • 33. (11-Mar-2004) Out, Darn Spotlight
  • 34. (12-Mar-2004) The Junkman Cometh
  • 35. (26-Mar-2004) Foul Bull / The Science Fair Affair
  • 36. (07-May-2005) The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour (Special)
  • 37. (02-Jun-2004) Men at Work
  • 38. (07-Jun-2004) The Mighty Wheezers/ Billion Dollar Boy
  • 39. (11-Nov-2004) Attack of the Twonkies (1)
  • 40. (11-Nov-2004) Attack of the Twonkies (2)

Season 3

With this season, a new show opening (picture of new title card at the top of the article) was used (Libby was not on it previously). The old clips are replaced with ones from season two and three episodes. Also there are sound effects when the 3, 2, 1, and the show's logo appear (there were no sound effects previously).

  • 41. (09-Jul-2004) Win, Lose and Kaboom! (1)
  • 42. (09-Jul-2004) Win, Lose and Kaboom! (2)
  • 43. (09-Jul-2004) Win, Lose and Kaboom! (3)
  • 44. (27-Nov-2004) Lights! Camera! Danger!
  • 45. (27-Nov-2004) The N Men
  • 46. (23-May-2005) The Tomorrow Boys
  • 47. (24-May-2005) Fundemonium
  • 48. (26-May-2005) Stranded
  • 49. (27-May-2005) Jimmy Goes to College
  • 50. (18-Jun-2005) The League of Villains (1)
  • 51. (18-Jun-2005) The League of Villains (2)
  • 52. (20-Jun-2005) Who's Your Mommy? / Clash of the Cousins
  • 53. (22-Jul-2005) My Big Fat Spy Wedding
  • 54. (18-Nov-2005) Crouching Jimmy, Hidden Sheen
  • 55. (16-Jan-2006) The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide (Special)
  • 56. (23-Jan-2006) The Incredible Shrinking Town
  • 57. (24-Jan-2006) One of Us / Vanishing Act
  • 58. (25-Jan-2006) The Trouble with Clones
  • 59. (26-Jan-2006)Carl Wheezer, Boy Genius / The Evil Beneath
  • 60. (27-Jan-2006) Who Framed Jimmy Neutron? / Flippy
  • 61. King of Mars
  • 62. El Magnifico / Best in Show
  • 63. How to Sink a Sub / Lady Sings the News
  • 64. The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators (Special)

Future Seasons

Currently unknown. According to the show's director Keith Alcorn, it's unlikely. You can help save the show by signing the petition at http://www.petitiononline.com/neutron1/petition.html and by writing letters to Nickelodeon. Go to http://www.savejimmyneutron.com/welcome.html for extremely helpful information.

TV Movies

Feature-Length Movie

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius


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