The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius

This article is about the show The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is a movie. Jimmy Neutron, is a character.

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 USA in early July 2004.

The show is about a kid inventor named James Isaac Neutron (voiced by Debi Derryberry) who gets in and out of trouble by inventing far-out gadgets. Especially notable is the fact that the "brainy nerd" is the hero. His main catchphrase seems to be "Brain Blast!", which usually comes after Jimmy comes up with an idea, accompanied by a visual of the activity in his brain.

The show started out as a movie, which was advertised by showing Jimmy Neutron mini-episodes which can now only be seen on Nicktoons TV.

Characters

Besides the title character, the show's characters (and their voice actors) include:

Hugh Neutron, Jimmy's father. Somewhat oblivious and childish. Likes pie and ducks. He loves it when his "sugar-booger", Judy, make him waffles that resemble faces, usually ones that represent how she is feeling. He also likes every fast-food restaurant with the exception of McSpanky's (the restaurant where Jimmy and his friends were working at in the episode Men at Work; an obvious reference to McDonald's.), possibly because he almost became a millionaire by investing in the restaurant, but chose against it. He is the only adult who goes to the Candy Bar on a regular basis, except Sam, who runs the place. He is well known for playing with (and misusing) Jimmy's gadgets. He also invented the holiday Pule.

Voiced by Mark DeCarlo.

Judy Neutron, Jimmy's mother. Most likely where Jimmy gets his brains. Judy appears slightly more mechanically inclined than Hugh (as shown in the original movie when she repairs the family car). She is a neat freak and when angry, calls Jimmy by his full name, James Isaac Neutron. She is called "sugar booger" by Hugh. Carl Wheezer is in love with Judy Neutron, noted in various episodes. Her outfit resembles a 1950's housewife. Voiced by Megan Cavanagh.
Goddard, Jimmy's robotic dog, equal parts tool and friend. Goddard can, according to Jimmy's dad, Hugh Neutron, do eleven million and four things with the exception of cleaning up his own droppings (made of nuts and bolts). Along with the ability to shoot out laser beams he has, among other things a built in ray gun, lie detector, sound system, satellite radio, computer and clock. He can also change into a flying motorcycle. Goddard is portrayed as having the habits of a regular dog with the exception of his diet of metal and that when told to play dead he self destructs in a main core implosion (only to rebuild moments later). This was a flaw that Jimmy made a feature after finding its usefulness. Voiced by Frank Welker.
Carlton "Carl" Ulysses Wheezer, Jimmy's neurotic, llama-loving friend. According to canon, Carl was born in 1991. 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; he has adored them ever since, going so far as to join a fan club, the Llama Love Society. Has an odd taste in women and an even stranger crush on Mrs. Neutron. Voiced by Rob Paulsen.
Sheen Juarerra Estevez, Jimmy's hyperactive 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 does not have a noticeable accent. The name "Sheen Estevez" appears to be a reference to the Estevez family of actors — specifically the two members, Ramón and Carlos, who use the screen name Sheen (Martin and Charlie Sheen, respectively). Voiced by Jeffrey Garcia, who also won an Annie award for the role.
Cynthia "Cindy" Vortex, Jimmy's rival. Has shown obvious but reluctant friendship toward Jimmy. Usually calls Jimmy Nerdtron or some other such name.In the hour long crossover special, Jimmy Timmy Power Hour, Cindy develops feelings for Timmy Turner. As admitted by director Keith Alcorn and writer Steve Marmel, Cindy will end up with Jimmy in the long run. She loves Jimmy and only likes Timmy.
Liberty "Libby" Danielle Folfax, Cindy's best friend. Somewhat intellectual, and obsessed with electronic gadgets. Also Sheen's girlfriend, by some twist of fate. Libby, was often referred to as "The Music Lover" and "Cindy's Best Friend", until the episode "Beach Party Mummy", when she really came out of her shell, as well as changing her look.She is pretty intellectual, loves electronic gadgets, and is related to Egyptian Queen Hazabataslapya (pronounced "HAWS-uh-bot-uh-SLAWP-yuh), as seen in the episode "Beach Party Mummy", where she received a brand-new hair makeover to look like the Queen of the Nile, which she still has. She's 11 years old. Libby listens to only the funkiest music. She can play the piano as seen in My Big Fat Spy Wedding. She mostly returns Sheen's interest in her, but only when he's not annoying her with his overbearing mentions of Ultra Lord and his occasional flirting. Libby sometimes joins Cindy in teasing Jimmy, but has full knowledge (and may have been the first to notice) that Cindy and Jimmy love each other. She has a little brother, who appeared in the Father's Day episode, "Make Room for Daddy-O".

Voiced by Crystal Scales.

Ms. Winifred Fowl, 5th grade teacher at Retroville's middle school. Attracts the oddest men: was married to a werewolf at some point, and once dated Thomas Edison after Jimmy brought the famed scientist to the future. Resembles a large bird both in that she has a hooked nose and a tendency to squawk. Voiced by Andrea Martin.
Nick Dean, the "cool" kid at school, of Latino descent. Often seen on a skateboard, doing dangerous tricks. Voiced by Candi Milo.

Guest characters

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

Amber (Debi Derryberry; seldom appears)
Barbarino (Jeff Bennett; appears in episode A Beautiful Mine)
Beautiful Gorgeous, the femme fatale (Wendie Malick; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion)
Betty Quinlan, who also seems to have a crush on Jimmy (Kath Soucie; seldom appears)
Bolbi Stroganovsky, the resident exchange student from some Eastern European country (Phil LaMarr; appears in episode Jimmy For President et al)
Britney (Candi Milo; seldom appears)
Brobot (Paul Greenberg; appears in the episode of the same name and later The Junkman Cometh)
Butch (Rob Paulsen; seldom appears)
Captain Betty (Jim Cummings; appears in Monster Hunt)
Chip (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode A Beautiful Mine)
Chuck Lestor (Crystal Scales; appears in episode Hall Monster)
Clark (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
Coach Gruber (James Belushi; seldom appears)
Commander Baker (Michael Clarke Duncan; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion)
"Cool" Hugh (Peter Frampton; appears in episode Make Room for Daddy-O)
Corky Shimazu (Billy West; appears in episode Make Room for Daddy-O)
Dr. Dark/The Pizza Monster (Corey Burton; appears in episode Sleepless in Retroville)
Elves (appear in episode Holly Jolly Jimmy)
Emily (Debi Derryberry; appears in episode Love Potion #976/J)
General Ernest Abercrombie (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Substitute Creature)
Giggles the Clown (Ben Stein; appears in episode Hypno-Birthday to You)
Gortox the Irritable (Jim Cummings; appears in episode The Junkman Cometh)
Granny Neutron (Phyllis Diller; appears in episode Granny Baby and a few other minor bits... this is her second one-shot role as a main character's elder relative, after playing Grandpa's Sister in an ep of Hey Arnold!)
Gretchen (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
Gus (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Normal Boy)
Hilgo (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode Time Is Money)
Ike (Crystal Scales; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion, Part 1)
Invisible Sister, Libby's superhero form (In episode, The N Men)
Japanese Announcer (Michael Hagiwara; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
Jensen (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
Jet Fusion (Christian Slater; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion)
Jimmy Clones (appear in episode Send in the Clones)
Junkman (Charlie Adler; appears in episode The Junkman Cometh)
King Goobot, the Yokian King (in the original film Patrick Stewart of Star Trek: The Next Generation fame, in the series S. Scott Bullock; seldom appears)
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 (Billy West; appears in episode When Pants Attack)
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 episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion, Part 2)
Mr. Moodini (Tom Kenny; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
Mr. Vortex (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Make Room for Daddy-O)
Mr. Wheezer (Rob Paulsen; seldom appears)
Mr. Wuggles, Carl's hamster (Frank Welker; appears in episode My Son, the Hamster)
Mrs. Folfax (Crystal Scales; appears in episode Journey to the Center of Carl)
Mrs. Vortex (Megan Cavanagh; seldom appears)
Ms. Jingle Bells (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion, Part 1)
Mummies (appear in episode Beach Party Mummy)
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)
Octopus Man (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Nightmare in Retroville)
Officer Tubbs (Frank Welker; appears in episode Holly Jolly Jimmy)
Old Carl (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Granny Baby)
Old Lady Nusbaum (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode Normal Boy)
Oleander (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Hall Monster)
Ooblar (in the original film Martin Short, in the series Paul Greenberg; seldom appears)
Ozzie (Crystal Scales; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
Phantoms (appear in episode Phantom of Retroland)
Police Chief (Ving Rhames; appears in episode Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion)
Popbot (Jim Cummings; appears in episode Brobot)
Poultra (seldom appears)
Principal William S. Willoughby (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)
Rayburn, the holographic butler (Corey Burton; appears in episode Aaughh!! Wilderness!!)
Robo-Fiend (Rob Paulsen; appears in episode Ultra Sheen)
Sam (Billy West; seldom appears)
Santa Claus (Mel Brooks; appears in Holly Jolly Jimmy)
Sasha Vortex (Megan Cavanagh; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
Sheezicks (Mark DeCarlo; appears in episode Maximum Hugh)
Snappy, Carl's turtle (appears in episode Monster Hunt)
Swimmy, Carl's goldfish (appears in episode Beach Party Mummy)
Tee (Kevin Michael Richardson; appears in episode A Beautiful Mine)
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)
Tremendous Jackson (Kevin Michael Richardson; appears in episode The Retroville 9)
UltraLord (Jim Cummings; seldom appears)
Vibrating Lad, Sheen's superhero form (in episode The N Men)
VOX (Megan Cavanagh; seldom appears)
Wendell (Frank Welker; appears in episode Make Room for Daddy-O)
Willy Loman 3000 (Tom Kenny; appears in episode Birth of a Salesman)
Yentil Marmelstein (Debi Derryberry; appears in episode Journey to the Center of Carl)
Zia (Maurice LaMarche; appears in episode A Beautiful Mine)
Burpboy, Carl's superhero form (appears in the episode The N Men)

Episodes

Before the Nicktoon Jimmy Neutron aired, it was going to be a movie. This was advertised with mini-episodes of the present-day show, which followed almost the same plot. Many of these episodes were re-made in a 11-minute format for the actual TV series. This "show" didn't run for very long, yet it gave Jimmy Neutron's gadget list a head start.

Shorts to Promote Movie

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

Season 1

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 (one hour)
16. (17-May-2003) Maximum Hugh / Sleepless in Retroville
17. (06-Jun-2003) Make Room for Daddy-O
18. (01-Aug-2003) A Beautiful Mine
19. (05-Sep-2003) Sorry, Wrong Era

Season 2

20. (19-Sep-2003) Beach Party Mummy
21. (03-Oct-2003) The Retroville 9 / Grumpy Young Men
22. (13-Oct-2003) Operation: Rescue Jet Fusion (one hour)
23. (29-Oct-2003) Nightmare in Retroville
24. (11-Nov-2003) Monster Hunt / Jimmy For President
25. (14-Nov-2003) Return of the Nanobots
26. (08-Dec-2003) Holly Jolly Jimmy
27. (13-Feb-2004) Love Potion #976/J
28. (08-Mar-2004) Sheen's Brain
29. (09-Mar-2004) MaternoTron Knows Best / Send in the Clones
30. (10-Mar-2004) The Great Egg Heist / The Feud
31. (11-Mar-2004) Out, Darn Spotlight
32. (12-Mar-2004) The Junkman Cometh
33. (26-Mar-2004) Foul Bull / The Science Fair Affair
34. (02-Jun-2004) Men at Work
35. (07-Jun-2004) Billion Dollar Boy / The Mighty Wheezers
36. (09-Jul-2004) Win, Lose, and Kaboom! (1 1/2 hours)

Season 3

37. (11-Nov-2004) Attack of the Twonkies (one hour)
38. (27-Nov-2004) Lights, Camera, Danger!
39. (27-Nov-2004) The N Men
40. (23-May-2005) The Tomorrow Boys
41. (24-May-2005) Fundemonium
42. (26-May-2005) Stranded
43. (27-May-2005) Jimmy Goes to College
44. Clash of the Cousins/Who's Your Mommy?
45. Crouching Jimmy, Hidden Sheen
46. The Incredible Shrinking Town
47. One of Us/Vanishing Act
48. The Trouble with Clones
49. Carl Wheezer, Boy Genius/The Evil Beneath
50. Who Framed Jimmy/Flippy
51. King of Mars
52. Best in Show/El Magnifico
53. My Big Fat Spy Wedding
54. How to Sink a Sub/Lady Sings the News
55. League of Villains (one hour)

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