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'''Happy Peppy Betty & Gary''' are [[fictional character]]s in the [[Nickelodeon TV channel|Nickelodeon]] [[animated television series]] ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]''. |
'''Happy Peppy Betty & Gary''' are [[fictional character]]s in the [[Nickelodeon TV channel|Nickelodeon]] [[animated television series]] ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]''. |
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They were introduced in the episode ''Totally Spaced Out'', and later appeared in the [[television special]] ''[[School's Out: The Musical]]''. They enjoy using the "FunBox" as punishment |
They were introduced in the episode ''Totally Spaced Out'', and later appeared in the [[television special]] ''[[School's Out: The Musical]]''. They enjoy using the "FunBox" as punishment, and they also sing the "FunBox" song. They worked at the ''Flappy Bob's Happy Camp and Learn-a-torium''. Both Gary and Betty are always rhyming. When [[Flappy Bob]] closed down the camp, they started one of their own. |
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They worked at the Flappy Bob'S Happy Camp and Learn-a-torium. Both Gary and Betty are always rhyming. When Flappy Bob closed down the camp they started one of their own. |
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Revision as of 03:02, 17 June 2006
Happy Peppy Betty & Gary are fictional characters in the Nickelodeon animated television series The Fairly OddParents.
They were introduced in the episode Totally Spaced Out, and later appeared in the television special School's Out: The Musical. They enjoy using the "FunBox" as punishment, and they also sing the "FunBox" song. They worked at the Flappy Bob's Happy Camp and Learn-a-torium. Both Gary and Betty are always rhyming. When Flappy Bob closed down the camp, they started one of their own.