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- Phineas and Ferb's backyard is the neighborhood hotspot for all of their cool inventions. Meanwhile, their elder sister Candace is obsessed with busting her brothers for all the inventions to her mom once and for all. Simultaneously, their secret-agent pet platypus fouls the "evil" schemes and plans of Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz.
- An animated comedy about two stepbrothers who find inventive things to do on each day of their summer vacation such as building a roller coaster out of materials you would find in your everyday home like Popsicle sticks, indoor plumbing, etc. Unbeknownst to them, their pet platypus, Perry, leads a double life as a secret agent.
- I remember when I first heard about this show back in 2007...on the "High School Musical 2" DVD...and when it aired, I really enjoyed it. Now, growing up, I wasn't dedicated to certain TV shows. Like it'll come on, I'd watch it, but I wouldn't consider myself a fan. However, this one I really enjoyed. I eventually stopped watching each new episode as it came out, I think I was around 8th or 9th grade, but I'd still watch it if nothing good was on. If you asked me what my favorite Disney show is...I'd say "Darkwing Duck". But if you asked me what my favorite original Disney show was I'd say "Phineas and Ferb". I enjoy it for its originality, its comedy, and its characters. (Oh yeah, this has nothing to do with the show itself, but I went to the Disney Store once and found a Perry the Platypus Whoopie Cushion. And I don't mean a whoopee cushion with Perry's face on it, no no no, I mean it's a Perry plush, with a whoopee cushion inside it, with the nozzle sticking out his butt. I bought it because it was so weird, and I made a joke that it was one of the things Phineas and Ferb did over summer vacation. "Hey, Ferb, I know what we're going to do today! Let's shove a whoopee cushion up Perry's butt!") If you're looking for an original TV show, look no further than "Phineas and Ferb"!
- It's no surprise that Phineas and Ferb is still kicking around in Disney Channel: it's essentially the best thing they've pulled off in years.<br/><br/>The most impressive aspect here is the surprisingly clever writing that falls back on the same essential basic plot several times AND STILL manages to make itself as fresh and entertaining as ever through it's creative and smart execution.<br/><br/>How? The absolutely CLEVER dialog definitely manages to keep not only kids, but the older viewers entertained, and these last may find themselves laughing WAY more often than they expected due to the various tones and layers of humor, that definitely can at many times reach a level of sophistication that adults will absolutely get a kick out off.<br/><br/>With a lively and charming cast cast of relatable and well characterized characters (with special mention to Candace, who may just be the secret protagonist of the story), a simple and yet consistent art style, varied and well performed musical numbers, and a very basic premise that is so well executed to the point of reaching to all ages, P&F definitely surpasses all expectations an older cartoon fan could have a bout it and seriously deserves the top spot in terms of recent Disney Channel cartoons.
- They are step brothers. Phineas' mother is married to Ferb's father. Candace is Phineas' older sister. The creators have been very clear that this is not set in stone and that Phineas and Ferb will have plenty of time to have as many adventures as they can. Fans shouldn't worry about the show ending after 104 episode segments. Despite all the fan speculation, this will likely never be revealed. Just like the nature of the relationships ending (divorce, etc.), this is a subject that is probably too deep to be answered. It is, after all, a cartoon. Don't think too hard about this. Creators Dan Povenmire and Swampy Marsh have repeatedly stated that they want to leave their ages ambiguous because kids can identify with them more easily and assign them an age the same as their own. The reason that several websites list their age as "under 15" is that Candace turns 15 in "Candace Loses Her Head" and the boys are younger than she is.<br/><br/>However, in the episode "Phineas and Ferb's Quantum Boogaloo," Linda Flynn refers to her now grown son and step-son as "30 years old now." This episode takes place "20 years in the future." In all likelihood, one or both of these numbers are round figures and not meant to be exact. They are most often identified as somewhere between the ages of 9 and 12. Candace believes that if she did the same thing, she'd get in trouble so her brothers should, too. She sometimes finds the things they do pretty awesome and that makes her jealous. In addition, some of the things they do are very dangerous and she loves them and doesn't want to see them get hurt.<br/><br/>In some of the episodes, it's implied that Candace shouldn't be so adamant on busting her brothers and just go have some fun. (ref. "Wizard of Odd" and "Ready For the Betty's" Like the city of Springfield on The Simpsons, Danville is wherever the writers need it to be. There are several real world cities called Danville, but none of them fit the show's needs of being close enough to Mt. Rushmore to drive there in a few hours, yet have a huge port and beach. However Dr. Doofenshmirtz did point to it on a map of the U.S.. Although the map didn't even have state boundaries on it, let alone any finer detail, he points to an area in the mid-west to southwest of the country. However at times it has a major coastal harbor, and other times it sits on a river. However it is not a place that has a real latitude and longitude location and exists where it needs to for that episode because in the roller-coaster episode Danville is closer to the east coast.<br/><br/>Adding to the intentional ambiguity, Danville is situated in one of the three (anomalous) states that comprise the "Tri-State Area". He's a platypus. They don't do much. While you could argue that some of his plots are evil and that he isn't the nicest of people, he tends not to be evil in the traditional sense, but rather overly dramatic, eccentric and generally clueless. He claims that Perry is his nemesis, but Perry and the evil doctor have a bit of a love-hate relationship. Doofenshmirtz has been visibly upset when Perry has not shown up to defeat him. Perry, on the other hand, was heartbroken when he was replaced by Peter the Panda.<br/><br/>It could also be theorized that Perry's and Doofenshmirtz's rivalry could just be "work related" in essence, as a few episodes have shown them facing each other, when Perry is not on a mission, and no battles take place. "Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation" is set in the winter after the summer we see in the regular episodes. There is also some character growth in Phineas when he says during the theme song that "not everything can be fun." a5c7b9f00b
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