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Phineas and Ferb is an Emmy-nominated Disney Channel animated musical television series that targets between 2-10 age group centers on two stepbrothers and their beyond-the-impossible adventures in their backyard during summer vacation. The series premiered worldwide on February 1, 2008. It is the first Disney Channel Original Series (DCOS) to premiere simultaneously worldwide. The show's official U.S. premiere was marketed as Phineas and Ferb-uary, due to new episodes being shown every day during the month of February.

Scenario

Each of the Phineas & Ferb episodes consist of three different scenarios. The main scenario focusing on Phineas and Ferb, a minor scenario involving Candace and her friends, and lastly one involving Agent P (Perry the Platypus) and Dr. Doofenshmirtz.

Phineas and Ferb Scenario

Phineas Flynn (Vincent Martella) and Ferb Fletcher (Thomas Sangster) are stepbrothers who live with their older sister Candace Flynn (Ashley Tisdale) and their parents Linda Flynn (Caroline Rhea) and Lawrence Fletcher (Richard O'Brien) in the town of Danville, USA. The brothers find themselves dissatisfied just spending their summer vacation outside of school, so they pull off unbelievable and often outlandish stunts (i.e. finding a mummy, getting a band back together, racing cars, making a space observatory, constructing a giant roller coaster, just to name some), in order to make summer more exciting. Their sister, Candace, is aware of their unusual activities and tries to play spoil-sport by telling their mom, so that the adventures of Phineas and Ferb could be put to an end. Candace’s actions emerge mostly out of jealousy because she would not be able to get away with the same acts. Oddly, the brothers show no fear of being punished and usually take no actions to hide their activities, an exception being the episode "Dude, We're Getting The Band Back Together!" where they actually have Candace's help because they are trying to surprise their parents.

This scenario is always in an episode.

Agent P Sub-Plot

Phineas and Ferb's pet, Perry the Platypus (Dee Bradley Baker), is actually a secret agent named "Agent P". Normally, Perry's first appearance in a story is after someone (usually Phineas) notices his absence, and asks "Hey, where's Perry?". After the question is asked, the scene usually changes right to Perry entering secret chutes or entrances that bring him to some underground headquarters where he receives instructions, via a monitor, from his boss Major Monogram (Jeff "Swampy" Marsh). Major Monogram then assigns Perry some mission that generally involves Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz (Dan Povenmire), and his nefarious plans to wreak havoc on the tristate area (though this is not always the case). A majority of the Perry subplot involves him battling Dr. Doofenshmirtz in knowingly hackneyed fashion (such as Doofenshmirtz's long monologues about his plans to Perry). Inevitably, these battles are brought very near where Phineas and Ferb are doing whatever plan they had for the day, and generally aid in the removal of all evidence related to what they were doing before Candace can show her mother what Phineas and Ferb have been up to.

Candace Sub-Plot

Occasionally, there are subplots relating to Candace during the stories. They generally involve either Candace chatting or hanging out with her friend Stacy (Kelly Hu), or attempting to get the attention of her crush, Jeremy (Mitchel Musso). These subplots commonly weave in with Candace's many attempts to bust Phineas and Ferb but she always fails.

This sub-plot is not often in an episode.

"Comet Kermilian" and "One Good Scare Ought to Do It!" have all three of these plots.

Characters

• Phineas Flynn - Phineas is an intelligent, creative boy inspired to make the summer as great as it can be by coming up with ideas for unusual, exciting, and sometimes impossible activities. He is a very kind and polite child and is never selfish or rude to anyone. He includes every friend of his in the fun. Phineas is also shown to have a wide array of musical abilities and can play many different instruments. His stepbrother Ferb is his best friend and partner in their activities. He loves his sister Candace, and often tries to please or help her, as in putting her face on Mount Rushmore for her birthday, making her treehouse better, or helping her learn how to drive. However, he usually and accidently upsets her with his schemes. He has a normal relationship with his mom and his step-dad. He often wonders about the whereabouts of his pet platypus Perry. A current theme is when people ask if he is too young to be working on his current project to which he almost always responds, "Yes, yes I am". In the original pitch for the rollercoaster episode on the Phineas and Ferb: Fast and the Phineas DVD, it is revealed Phineas is 9 years old. Phineas just wants to have a good summer and he won't put up with being bored all summer.

• Ferb Fletcher - Ferb is Phineas's intelligent but laconic stepbrother. Ferb is a very quiet boy, but he is not exactly shy. He is incredibly brilliant and has a great sense of mechanics & electronics. He almost single-handedly built a rollercoaster and giant track, a real radio-controlled race car, several arenas and stadiums, a space ray (which was supposed to be an ice cream maker but the blueprints got confused with dr doofenschmirtz), a monster truck, and a time machine. He doesn't say much, but is always willing to help Phineas in his incredible plans, no matter what are the circumstances. In the series, Ferb almost always speaks at the end of each episode for a few seconds.Whenever the usually reticent Ferb talks, he speaks in a British accent, thus confirming that he and his father are of English origin (this also goes in accordance with the fact that Ferb's grandparents, live in London, England, as shownIn a Hard Days Knight Ferb is talented at changing his voice. When he sings, he usually uses a deep, Afro-American voice instead. He is also seen as having a knack for roller-skating. In the episode "I Scream, You Scream," he is shown to have a crush on Vanessa Doofenshmirtz, The daughter of Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz, then grabs the wrong blueprints. Like Phineas, Ferb is also talented and can play a large variety of instruments, including the Jamaican drums. He only has two to three sentences per episode. Nobody knows what happened to Ferb's mom or Phineas's dad
• Candace Flynn - Candace is a 15-year-old girl. She is always aware of the boys' plans. She is generally a spoil-sport and always attempts to get the boys in trouble with their mom. But when she finally gets her mother's attention to see what they are doing they always look perfectly innocent and normal on account of the unaccounted doings of Perry the Platypus and Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz Candace nurtures a permanent crush on Jeremy. She often uses her camera phone and acts much like a teenager when not trying to stop her brothers' antics. In a sense, she is the exact opposite of her brothers, being terribly afraid of heights and easily getting sick or dizzy. She has a "Panic Room" in their garden to hide in when she freaks out on account of her brothers’ tricks. While Candace is constantly angry at her brothers, there are indications that underneath she loves them. In "Traffic Cam Caper" she saves Phineas at the expense of losing the evidence, and in the episode "Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together" she gives Phineas a big smile and a hug. In "It's A Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World" she fails to tell on her brothers, presumably because they were helping her, maybe because her step-father was present. Candace works for the Har D Har toystore in the Danville mall. Candace is good at singing (even when her voice changes due to an allergic reaction to wild parsnips) and can play a number of instruments, all of which begin with the letter "B". Nobody knows what happend to Candace and Phineas's dad.

• Perry the Platypus – Perry is Phineas's pet platypus, who lives a parallel life as a secret agent. He has a lair under the Flynn-Fletcher's house that can be entered through various passages around the house. His nemesis is the evil scientist Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz, and Perry always accomplishes his missions to stop the doctor's evil designs and plans. A running theme in the show is that his missions end up covering up evidence of Phineas and Ferb's activities by accident, therefore the boys’ mom never finds out about their schemes and antics. While Perry never says anything throughout the show, he can make a growling noise or teeth chattering that he uses at significant times. Perry works for his boss Major Monogram- who appears to be a stern, hard-boiled spy master. Perry is equipped with many hi-tech gadgets and instruments, including whistles that call certain animals, a grappling hook gun, a parachute, several guns, a pocket helicopter, a jet-pack etc. He also can drive a scooter and has his own flying car and jet pack. Perry wears a little brown fedora while he goes on his missions. Perry has his own theme song called "Perry the Platypus" which first appeared in the ending of the episode "Rollercoaster." In "Ready for the Bettys", the boys stumble on to Perry’s headquarters and his missions by accident, but they do not discover his secret identity. This is evident since after this episode, they never mention again the existence of the secret hideout. Usually, whenever Phineas says, "Hey, where's Perry?", Perry changes from pet into a secret agent and starts his mission. At the end of the mission he returns to his normal identity at which time Phineas says, "Oh there you are, Perry." The most witty recurring gag of the show is the oft-repeated remark about Phineas saying “He's a platypus, they don't do much”. This remark looks extremely counter-factual and hilarious in view of Perry’s incredible spy adventures involving Dr. Doofenshmirtz. There is also an episode of Phineas and Ferb called "Toy to the World" which Phineas and Ferb make a toy of perry but it doesn't do anything, referring to the quote "He's a platypus, they don't do much." Also, Perry the Platypus never shows feelings on his face when he isn't on duty.

• Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz He is a mad scientist . His ultimate plight leads the viewers to empathize with him. He is the head of his own single-person company, "Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated". His lair appears to be a standard major corporation, and even has its own company's theme song. All his evil but ridiculous plans tend to be thwarted by Perry the Platypus. The Doctor has turned evil because of his unhappy, unprovided and sad childhood in an unknown European town named "Gimmelstump," and also references Brusselstein, perhaps the state he lived in, where his family were poor farmers and he was forced to be a lawn gnome. Doofenshmirtz was born in the month of June, as his birthday occurs in the episode "Raging Bully", and his parents failed to show up for his birth. Coming from this background, presently he attempts to wreak havoc across "the entire tri-state area," but it is unknown how he became a corporate billionaire or why he seeks revenge in the United States, instead of his own country. He is divorced and his ex-wife, Charlene, actually pays him alimony. He has a teenage daughter named Vanessa who is less-than-thrilled with him or his schemes. His eldest brother Roger -- and the favorite of their mother -- is a respected politician in Danville and holds the mayoral post. He is not really a doctor, as pointed out by his daughter, as his Doctorate Degree has a $15 price tag on it. Doofenshmirtz seems to have an active love life, since in "I, Brobot," he has relationship problems with his "new" girlfriend, and leaves a ton of pathetic messages on her answering machine. In "Get That Big Foot Outta My Face!," he has a date with a woman he met online, but Perry gets caught in the middle of it and ends up stealing all of the attention away from Doofenshmirtz. In the same episode, he mentions that wasn't his worst date, because there was one who kept stabbing him with a fork sometime ago. He also has the weird habit of adding "-inator" at the end of most of his evil invention's names -- with the exception of "Shrinkspheria" as seen in Mom's Birthday. But the strangest of his habits is the building in of the undo or self-destruct button in most of his inventions, which Perry usually eventually finds and uses to defeat Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Often he practically tells Perry what button to hit, which leads to the possibility that he only wants attention, not so much as something to happen.

• Isabella Garcia-Shapiro - Best friend of Phineas and Ferb. She's also the leader of the Fireside Girls. She can variate her voice as Ferb can, and often assists the boys in their plans, enlisting the whole troop of girls in the process (often to obtain new badges or other credits related to the scouts). She is also a big fan of the boys and their plots, particularly Phineas, whom she has a crush on. She always enters into the scene with the coy remark, “ Whatcha doin'?” and usually offers help from the Fireside Girls. However, it is unclear whether or not Phineas is aware of her crush and may likely be avoiding that. While Candace makes any possible and ridiculous effort to be the focus of Jeremy's attention, Isabella makes little effort to get Phineas’s attention except to help him in the organization of his schemes. In the episode to cure her hiccups, she is very pleased about being able to spend the whole day with Phineas. She sings well, as demonstrated in the episodes "Flop Starz" and "Swinter". She has a pet chihuahua named Pinky who is prone to spaz out and will eat anything but dog food. A curious detail to note, is despite the fact she's the leader of the Scout troop, she rarely wears uniform even when commanding the troop.

• Linda Flynn-Fletcher - Mother to Phineas and Candace, stepmother to Ferb. She is married to Lawrence Fletcher, but she seems not to use his last name as most other characters called her "Ms. Flynn" except was once called Mrs. Fletcher. Linda is portrayed as a regular American mother, although she plays in a free form jazz band with Isabella and Jeremy's mothers, and was once a one hit wonder pop star under the name 'Lindana' in the 80's. She is generally busy or trying to relax when her daughter tries to get her to see that the boys are up to some crazy plan. Linda seems to think Candace is crazy and needs professional help. When the boys reveal their schemes and accomplishments she thinks they have an "overactive" yet "adorable" imagination. She can play the keyboard, the triangle, and the guitar. Her favorite band is Love Handel. She has her hair styled by one of the band's former members, Bobby Fabulous. She also seems to hide all traces of the fact that she was Lindana from her kids. Nobody knows what happend to Linda's first husband.

• Lawrence Fletcher - Lawrence is an archaeologist from the United Kingdom. He keeps his treasured memories in a toolbox. His anniversary with Linda Flynn is June 15th. It is not clear if he is or is not aware of the kids schemes. In at least two different episodes, he agrees to follow Phineas instructions and even forces Candace to cooperate. In the episode "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World" he convinces her to participate in a monster truck rally organized by Phineas. He doesn't says a single word about the large battle arena constructed on his own backyard for the rally, and encourages Candace to drive one of the monster trucks, with him as a copilot. In "Dude, We're Getting The Band Back Together!" he thanks Phineas for organizing a massive concert on his house for his wedding anniversary, and in "Mom's birthday" he participates in a live web broadcast. In other episodes, he seems to be completely ignorant of any unusual behavior. Isabella has only once called him "Mr. Flynn". He is a kind, gentle, accepting parent, if perhaps a bit clueless. Nobody knows what happened to Lawrence's first wife.

• Vanessa Doofenshmirtz - Dr. Doofenshmirtz's 16 year old teenage daughter. She is very sarcastic and mild mannered. Her dad and mom are divorced, yet her mother still has a good relationship with him. Vanessa is aware that he is an evil scientist and knows her father's enemy, Perry The Platypus. Her character's relationship to Dr. Doofenshmirtz is like that of Candance's relationship to Phineas and Ferb, as they both want to show their mothers what they are up to. A curious detail to note about her, is that Perry and Vanessa seem to be completely invisible to each other, despite the fact that Dr. Doofenshmirtz constantly introduces her as his "evil assistant". For Vanessa's sweet 16 party, Perry outwits Dr. Doofenshmirtz and accidentally improves Vanessa's party, in which Vanessa calls as Perry jets off, "thank you, Perry the Platypus!" as opposed to Doofenshmirtz's "Curse you Perry the Platypus!" or only one time: "Curse you Perry the teenager!". Vanessa does not care for Perry's presence in any way. She doesn't hurt him, but doesn't help him either, even when she has the opportunity she simply turns away instead. In return, most of the time Perry simply ignores her. She appears to be part of a Goth group and is dating a boy named Johnny. and we find that out because her father "saw hearts around his name and he thinks he knows what that means." By coincidence, Candace often crashes, lands, yells or even travels next to Vanessa, but have only met once. Though she does try to reveal her father, she still loves him deep down.

• Jeremy Johnson - Jeremy is the love interest of Candace. Whenever activities are going on in the Fletcher-Flynn house, he goes to visit just to enjoy the activity. In several incredible coincidences, whenever Candace moves from one location to another, he gets a new job near her, so he can always be around to witness Candace worry. Jeremy works for Mr. Slushy Dog. Jeremy has a band, "Jeremy and the Incidentals", as seen in the episode "The Best Lazy Day Ever". In an interview with Mitchel Musso, the artist who does Jeremy's voice in the English version of the show, he revealed that Jeremy returns Candace's feelings for him, but in the series the only hints about it are his constant presence around her and a few minimal details that manifest a personal interest in Candace. He asks her to join him on the ferris wheel in "Bowl-R-Rama Drama", and to sit by him at the circus in "Jerk De Soleil", and also, in one episode, tells Candace that his favorite display at a museum was the one that Candace had made when she went back in time Jeremy is unware of this which read 'C+J'. He has also asked Candace to go on walks or to the park unfortunately with his little sister Suzy.

• Suzy Johnson - Jeremy's little sister. She refers to herself as Jeremy's "favorite girl" and resents his relationship with Candace. She goes out of her way, as long as Jeremy isn't looking, to make Candace miserable. Apparently while Jeremy is oblivious to this side of his sister's character others, beside Candace, have seen it, most notably Buford in "One Good Scare Ought to Do It". She hasn't really appeared much though. Deep down Suzy is jealous of Candace and she doesn't like to share Jeremy with anybody else.

• Major Monogram - He is Perry the Platypus's boss, who always gives him missions to stop Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz's endless reign of terror upon the Tri-state area. Major Monogram usually appears on a giant screen giving Perry instructions for his next mission. A curious thing to note is that both Monogram and Doofenshmirtz often mentions personal details about each other. The doctor even asks for Monogram's budgets, aides, health and sends him personal letters to inform him about his vacations, so Perry doesn't need to bother at those times. All this suggests they have a close personal relationship yet to be revealed is that or Doofenshmirtz is really dumber than he looks like, since he informs his worst enemy of his personal activities. He plays the guitar, as seen in the episode "Traffic Cam-Caper". In the American version of the show, Major Monogram is voiced by Jeff "Swampy" Marsh who, in addition to voicing him, is one of the show creators and writers.

• Karl the Intern - The person who operates the camera for Major Monogram's secret hideout. He is a bit forgetful and sometimes fails to focus the camera, so we can see Monogram is secretly doing something humiliating that he's not supposed to do, after which he immediately says "Karl, cut to close up". In an episode in particular, Karl points the camera to the floor by mistake, revealing Monogram is not wearing pants while giving instructions to Perry. Karl usually is in the back, out of sight, so most of the time you can only hear his voice while discussing or being scolded by Monogram, but from time to time, he makes brief appearances interrupting Monogram's speeches. He occasionally goes undercover, posing as a lady store clerk in the episode "I Scream, You Scream". In "Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?", it is suggested that he is near desperate for a girlfriend. In the episode "Unfair Science Fair, the Return" he is seen with Major Monogram in the mall when Doofenshmirtz and Perry were loking for suplays.

• Stacy Hirano - Candace's very enthusiastic best friend. She rarely appears in person in the series, since most of the time she's talking by phone, but is usually in Candace's companion when something very exciting happens. She is one of the few persons who knows the truth about the boys. She witnessed the backyard beach, the roller coaster, the runway,the mini golf court and the giant battle-tree-bots, but doesn't seems to be concerned about it. In fact, she usually convinces Candace to participate and enjoy the moment instead of trying to bust them. She also tells Candace not to be so uptight about her dealing with her brothers. She figures prominently in "Tree to Get Ready", "Put That Putter Away", and "The Best Lazy Day Ever.

• The Fireside Girls Troop 46231 - They are the local girl scout group guided by Isabella. They like music and never have been seen without a smile on their faces. They usually count on Phineas and Ferb to help get their badges. Very little is known about them though. They are mostly little helpers or supportive characters. In the episode "The Fast and the Phineas" Isabella thanks one of the girls calling her "Gretchen," but since she's talking with all at once, nobody can tell for sure who's Gretchen. It could be the sandy-haired girl wearing glasses. Besides this, no other personal information is known about the troop.

• Buford Van Stomm - The neighborhood bully. At first he looks very tough and dangerous, but he is mostly an inoffensive but rude big boy. He likes tough stuff, but is afraid of the most trivial things, as shown in "Raging Bully," in which ice-cream falls on his pants and he screams. Although there's no real violence in the show among the kids, it is frequently mentioned that everybody is afraid of him, but he really does not hurt anyone on-screen. When he challenges Phineas to a physical confrontation, they thumb wrestle instead, and at the end of the "fight" Buford is the one who proposes to Phineas that they be friends. However he got "all up into Ferb's face" when he thought Ferb insulted him, at which Ferb promptly knocked him out with a "Vulcan nerve pinch." He is constantly present as a good guy more than a bully, and for this reason receives frequent invitations from Phineas to join them in the fun. Buford owns a fish named Biff, after his mother. He plays the concertina and trumpet. He is also afraid of Suzy.

• Baljeet Patel - He is most likely from India's Punjab region, judging by his name. He is often portrayed as an insecure kid, especially around Buford. For some reason, he usually ends teaming with him, which increases his constant nervous shakes. He's very smart, but most of his personality is eclipsed by the extreme terror he feels when Buford stays around, so we haven't really gotten to know him- it's guessed that possibly like with the rest of the minor characters there will be an episode where we learn a lot more about him- after these the minor characters became more regulars. A recurring theme is his missing underpants. Even though Buford usually bullies him they usually end up working together as in "Greece Lightning" and "The Flying Fishmonger" In the episode "Unfair Science Fair" he made the blueprints for a teleporter to Mars but lacked the skills to build it. Also in the same episode it's revealed that Baljeet want's to have good grades because of his ancestors who exceled in everything.
• Charlene Doofenshmirtz - is Doofenshmirtz's ex-wife. She still has a good relationship with him, thinking he is just a bit eccentric. She is in the same cooking class as Linda Flynn. Charlene is friends with Linda, and like her, seems to think that her daughter is crazy and needs professional help.

• Grandma Betty Jo Flynn and Grandpa Clyde Flynn - They are the Flynn-Fletcher kids' maternal grandparents and they invite them, along with the neighborhood kids, to a lake house every summer. Their names come from the creator "Swampy"'s great Aunt & Uncle. Though they are old, they sometimes like to get the best of the kids and often participate in their capers. Betty Jo has an identical twin sister.
• Roger Doofenshmirtz - He is Dr. Doofenshmirtz's "Goodie two shoes brother." He is Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz's brother. He is Vanessa Doofenshmirtz's Uncle. He is Charlene Doofenshmirtz's brother-in-law. He first appeared in the episode "tree to get ready" Oddly enough, he dosn't appear in any of Doofenshmirtz's flashbacks and lacks an accent. In "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein" there was someone very similar to him in Doofenshmirtz story, but he acted like a butler and it wasn't mentioned that he and Doofenshmirtz ancestor were related.

Episodes

Cast

Note Phineas & Ferb is the first Disney Channel Original Series to premiere simultaneously worldwide. Hence, there are several different teams along the world who voices the characters. Each team it's completely independent and has different members for the French, Spanish and German versions of the show.

List of Songs (by Episode)

Every episode has at least one musical performance, and some have two or three in a row. The episode Dude, We're Gettin' the Band Back Together! has the current record, with 5 different songs. The music on Phineas & Ferb goes from the whimsical to heavy metal. All genres are included, but pop is the most frequent. Some are just little jingles which lasts for only a few seconds, while others are full songs.

• "Rollercoaster" - "Perry the Platypus!"
• "Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror!" - "Backyard Beach," "If Summer Only Lasted One Day," "Hit The Beach," and "The Moment Has Arrived"- "Perry The Platypus"
• "Flop Starz" - "Gitchi Gitchi Goo" "I'm Lindana And I Wanna Have Fun"
• "The Fast and the Phineas" - "Go, Phineas," "If Summer Only Lasted One Day"
• "Raging Bully" - "He’s a Bully" and "It's Looking Like the End"
• "I, Brobot" - "Phinedroids and Ferbots" and "gichi goo"
• "Run Away Runway" - "Summer All The Time"
• "The Magnificent Few" - "In the Mall" and "On the Trail"
• "S'Winter" - "S'Winter"
• "Jerk de Soleil" - "Evil Boys"
• "Are You My Mummy?" - "My Undead Mummy and Me," "I'm Lindana And I Wanna Have Fun"
• "Ready for the Bettys!" - "Ready for the Bettys!"
• "Candace Loses Her Head" - "Candace"
• "I Scream, You Scream" - "Busted"
• "Toy to the World" - "Toy Factory," "Brick" and "Shimmy Jimmy"
• "Get That Bigfoot Outta My Face!" - "He's Bigfoot"
• "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud World" - "She's a Truck Drivin' Girl"
• "Journey to the Center of Candace" - "Hemoglobin Highway"
• "It's About Time! - "My Nemesis," and "Missing My Nemesis/Moment"
• "Dude, We're Gettin' the Band Back Together!" - "Danny's Story," "You're Fabulous," "I Ain't Got Rhythm," "You Snuck Your Way Right Into My Heart," "Music Makes Us Better"
• "Tree to Get Ready" -"My Goody-Two-Shoes Brother"
• "The Ballad of Badbeard" - "The Ballad of Badbeard"
• "Greece Lightning" - "My Chariot" and "Paul Bunyuns"
• "Leave the Busting to Us" - "Summer" and "Leave the Busting to Us!"
• "Mom's Birthday" - "Mom, It's Your Birthday"
• "Crack That Whip!" - "Goin' Round and Round That Ring of Fun"
• "The Best Lazy Day Ever!" - "Everything Nice" and "Our Do-Nothing Day"
• "Voyage to the Bottom of Buford" - "The Only Fish for Me"
• "A Hard Day's Knight" - "The Black Knight of Worcestershire"
• "Bowl-R-Rama-Drama" - "Pin-bowling Along"
• "Traffic Cam Caper" - "That's How the Animals Go"
• "Got Game?" - "Give Me an F"
• "Comet Kermilian" - "Squirrels in My Pants" and "Comet Observatory"
• "Put That Putter Away" - "She's a Disco Miniature Golfing Queen" and "Mini Golf (Parts I and II)"
• "Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?" -"Perry the Teenage Girl" and "Slushy the Clown"
• "The Flying Fishmonger" - "He's A Fishmonger", "He's A Flying Fishmonger" and "Gitchi Gitchi Goo Goo"
• "One Good Scare Ought to Do It" - "Perry the Platypus (extended)", "Candace", "One Good Scare Ought to Do You Some Good"
• "At Last!" - "You Can do What you Want", "Little Brothers" and "Got These chains"

External links

• Phineas and Ferb - Disney Channel
• On-line game: Agent P's Hideout
• On-line game: Down Perry Scope
• Intro to Phineas and Ferb that shows Perry chattering
• Phineas and Ferb wiki on Wikia

References

1. "Phineas and Ferb - Disney Channel".
2. "Press Release" (DOC).
3. http://www.nationalledger.com/artman/publish/article_272621812.shtml
4. http://www.dcmedianet.com/DNR/2008/doc/PhineasandFerb_SeasonII_Full_Order_Announced.doc

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