#Vicky the babysitter install

#Vicky the babysitter install

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This causes her mailbox to overflow with wish coupons and explode, allowing everyone else to make more wishes and setting the dilemma of the plot in motion.

Driven by her greed, she decides to wish for a million wishes. After appearing to complain about not being given money by Santa in the song ' Not on the List' (though it is highly unlikely that she was on the nice list anyway), Vicky is upset to learn that the Wishmas coupon that she has been given, as with all the other kids, only entitles her to one wish. Except for a brief cameo during Timmy's song where he freezes her in ice the same way she did to him in the flashback, Vicky doesn't appear again for the rest of the episode.īy comparison, in the show's second Christmas episode, ' Merry Wishmas', Vicky manages to influence the plot. With that, Timmy promptly shoves Vicky out of the house, causing her to get covered in snow as she tumbles out of the house and come out looking like a snowman (which Chester and A.J. Timmy's parents arrive home shortly after this, and Vicky is given her Christmas bonus - having to leave early. In spite of her role as the show's main antagonist, Vicky has a fairly minor part in the show's first Christmas episode, ' Christmas Every Day!' Apparently ignoring Chet Ubetcha's statement that the bitterest enemies become friends at Christmastime, Vicky forces Timmy to wrap fruitcake as presents, which she then states she isn't sending to anyone, because 'I just like making you work.' It is also stated that Timmy has to put up with Vicky every Christmas Eve while his parents are finishing their shopping, and that last year, she froze him and his friends in ice and sold them as ice sculptures. Vicky forcing Timmy to wrap fruitcake as presents in 'Christmas Every Day!'

Appearances in Christmas specials The Fairly OddParents