Mr. and Mrs. Turner (Oh Yeah! Cartoons)

Mr. and Mrs. Turner (Oh Yeah! Cartoons)

Mrs. Turner: "Oh, our little boy is growing up."
Mr. Turner: "Oh, there there, honey, we we could always have another one."

Gender:	Male (Mr) Female (Mrs)
Type:	Smart and mature parents
Age:	30s
Species:	Human
Portrayed by:	Daran Norris (Mr. Turner) Susanne Blakeslee (Mrs. Turner)
Status:	Alive
Media of origin:	Oh Yeah! Cartoons

Mr. and Mrs. Turner are Timmy Turner's parents in The Fairly OddParents. Originally, they were good in the original Oh Yeah! Cartoons shorts.

Why They Were Smart And Mature Parents Who Loved Timmy Very Much

They were a nice duo of parents who truly care for their son, Timmy, and do everything to make sure he's safe.
They have a babysitter so that Timmy isn't alone and they know that he is safe, even if they are oblivious to Vicky's true nature.
They have several funny moments, like how they had water sprinklers on their heads, and how they overdid it on giving Timmy some useful medical stuff when they give him a chance to stay him alone.
They are smart parents, as Mr. Turner was shown to be a very smart Squirrelly Scout, and when they notice that Timmy had a pepperoni slice stuck in his teeth.
Daran Norris and Susanne Blakeslee did a good job voicing them, just like with Cosmo and Wanda.

While not necessarily a bad thing, we didn't see their faces back then. Thankfully, we did see them in the green-lighted show.
Even when they are not flanderized, they can be oblivious to a few things, such as Vicky’s true nature, and when they were in space (accidentally caused by Cosmo's fairy flu) though nowhere near as oblivious as their flanderized counterparts.
They were very slightly flanderized in the green-lighted show, where they became dimwitted, neglectful and irresponsible parents but thankfully they weren't all that bad in the first eight seasons where they still care about Timmy but still likable to fans and that was the only case.
- Mr. Turner would later become more flanderized in seasons 9 and 10, becoming a literal man child who barely acts his age and causes destruction wherever he goes.
- Alongside with Mr. Crocker and sometimes Foop, he would become one of the most overused characters of the show due to becoming the creator's pet for cheap laughs. Thus, to make room for them getting more screen time, most of the other secondary characters were either written out of the show entirely or reduced to non-speaking background cameos. This trend would begin in season 6 where it eventually got worse in season 9 until the show's cancellation. Because of that, a lot of fans started to get sick and tired of them.

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