Jimmy does admit he doesn't know if he believes in magic when he faced off against Crocker. Santa reveals it was partially because of that, but mainly because the star took 5 years to cool, something he mentioned in the note. Sheen ribs it was because he was naughty. His disbelief for Santa Claus was due to not receiving something like a dwarf star (it was several years ago). He didn't believe in Santa for a reason, and by the end of the episode, he believes again. The issue I have with that is the fact that he doesn't believe in magic, which science can't explain-that I get-but he also doesn't believe in lake monsters.which science can (and within the episode, did) explain. As a scientist he believes in things only if science can explain them. Exactly! Jimmy doesn't believe in magic, which is what Santa would most likely be. Recall his experience with fairy godparents. He wouldn't believe in Santa even if he saw him. Would you automatically decide that unicorns existed as a result? Would you assume that we had also invented Faster-Than-Light Travel at the same time? Suppose someone were to build a sentient robot. Also, not everything that is currently only known in fiction is of equal likelihood. Just because you know one implausible thing exists doesn't mean you're required to believe in all implausible things. Aren't Aliens usually depicted in Science Fiction stories, more importantly, the aliens got unusual anatomy or are giant eggs but a fat man in a red suit is not believable to him. Jimmy is a man of science, not fairy tales. For the same reason some scientists believe in aliens but not God. Even more silly than his father's sexual obsession with pies? I can't understand it. Believing in Santa Claus is just silly. Jimmy has fought Chicken egg aliens, living pants, a midget mad scientist, a robot, lots of robots, has a robot dog, breathes in space, seen aliens, saved the world with a secret agent, shrunk down to the size of a bacteria to extract mitochondria from them, went to the depths of ocean, and has done many more, but HE DOESN'T BELIEVE IN SANTA CLAUS?!!!!!!!!!!!!. When she was unable to care for her daughter, he adopted her. BG's mother was a close friend of Calamitous'/his sister. But then why would Calamitous mention her resemblance to her mother if he didn't know his daughter's biological mother?. Or she was made with material from both Calamitus and whoever was the woman who provided female material. BG could just be a clone of her "mother" with Calamitus her father in that he spearheaded the effort to make her and raised her. Actually, in Beautiful Georgeous' debut episode, Calamitous does tell her that "you're so much like your mother", which confirms he had a wife or at the very least had sex at some point. He might have just got a child the mad scientist way (test tube baby, opposite sex cloning) and managed to fluke his way into Beautiful Gorgeous being functional. 
I don't recall him or anybody who knows him mentioning a wife or even girlfriend.We might as well ask "How does he finish peeing?", even if he doesn't finish, his body will eventually force him to. What I'm trying to say is, his tics doesn't have to interfere with his bodily functions.
Ejaculation is an inevitable, physical process during sex. Consider that his unability to finish things is a type of mental constraint.Even if he pulled out half way through, pre-ejaculatory fluid can be enough impregnate a woman.If Professor Calamitous never finishes, how does he have a child?.
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