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** Near the end of the episode "For Your Ice Only", Linda Flynn-Fletcher tells everyone to say, "Canadian bacon" as the prepares to take the picture. Everyone's reply is "ham", as part of a BrickJoke from Baljeet claiming near the episode's beginning that the two meats were the same.

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** Near the end of the episode "For Your Ice Only", Linda Flynn-Fletcher tells everyone to say, "Canadian bacon" as the she prepares to take the picture. Everyone's reply is "ham", as part of a BrickJoke from Baljeet claiming near the episode's beginning that the two meats were the same.
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* FunnyPhotoPhrase:
** Near the end of the episode "For Your Ice Only", Linda Flynn-Fletcher tells everyone to say, "Canadian bacon" as the prepares to take the picture. Everyone's reply is "ham", as part of a BrickJoke from Baljeet claiming near the episode's beginning that the two meats were the same.
** At the end of the episode "Split Personality", Jeremy shows up to inform Candace about the picture frame that her "romantic" personality bought for him. He believes that they should take a picture together to put in the frame, so Candace's brothers Phineas and Ferb decide to take one for them. Ferb prompts them to say, "fromage", and they do, which results in the picture looking rather goofy.
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* InexplicablySpeaksFluentAlien: As mentioned in the above example, Ferb is shown to speak perfect Martian in the episode "Unfair Science Fair Redux (Another Story)".
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** In "Perry Lays an Egg", after hearing about Doof's evil scheme to learn how to speak 'whale' so that he could insult a whale, Perry leaves without even bothering to stop him. Doof then follows Perry around with cries of, "[[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Thwart me, Perry the Platypus!]] [[FoeYay Thwart me!]]"

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** In "Perry Lays an Egg", after hearing about Doof's evil scheme to learn how to speak 'whale' so that he could insult a whale, Perry leaves without even bothering to stop him. Doof then follows Perry around with cries of, "[[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Thwart me, Perry the Platypus!]] [[FoeYay Platypus! Thwart me!]]"
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* EverythingsBetterWithCows:
** In "The Magnificent Few", a herd of cows gets freed from a dude ranch, leading to a cattle drive by Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella.
** "Moon Farm" has the gang bringing along some cows to the moon in order to make the best ice cream.
** Doofenshmirtz accidentally turns himself into a ''werecow'' in "That's the Spirit!".
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: "Doof 101" takes place ''in school'' and does not make use of any of the show's typical RunningGags. Phineas and Ferb themselves only get a cameo appearance while Candace does not appear at all, and we instead get a subplot involving talking insects that have never appeared in the series before.
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Everythings Better With Monkeys has been turned into a disambiguation. Zero Context Examples and examples that don’t fit existing tropes will be removed.


* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys:
** "Giving a monkey a shower" is one of many events listed in the TitleThemeTune.
** And the TitleThemeTune monkey is [[OpeningShoutOut actually in the episode]] "Swiss Family Phineas", with Ferb {{Lampshading}} it. The corresponding notes even play.
-->'''Candace:''' You're giving a ''monkey'' a shower?\
'''Ferb:''' Yep. Had to be done.
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* HarmlessLiquefaction: In the episode "Doofapus", Phineas and Ferb create a device that turns any solid into a liquid. Candace gets hit by it and is turned into a puddle. She's eventually solidified again by Phineas and Ferb.
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* EntertainmentBelowTheirAge: Candace has been a fan of ''Ducky Momo'' since she was little. The one time the audience gets to see ''Ducky Momo'' for themselves, it's a blatant parody of real-world preschool shows in general, and the kind of FakeInteractivity seen in shows like ''WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer'' in particular.
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** In "Live And Let Drive", Creator/JeremyClarkson, Creator/RichardHammond, and Creator/JamesMay of ''[[Series/TopGearUK Top Gear]]'' fame make a cameo as racing commentators Adrian, Nigel, and Ian, respectively. The designs of Adrian, Nigel, and Ian are meant to resemble their real-life counterparts.
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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: While not ''short'', per se, the entire series takes place over a span of a single summer vacation, living up to the theme's songs lyric about their vacation lasting for 104 days.
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** When Linda comes out to the backyard in "Doofapus", she completely fails to see the boys' liquefying device and Candace turned into a puddle right at her feet.
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* FailedASpotCheck:
** Linda is apparently the only one in Danville who is completely unaware of the boys' big ideas; Candace even notes this a few times.
** Some of the big ideas are large enough they can be seen from a distance (ie. the giant building), and yet, Linda never notices.
** In "Mom's in the House", Linda completely fails to realize she was in a duplicate of her own house created by Doof's inator.
** While Linda does see the creation in "The Bully Code", she passes it off as public art.
** Candace doesn't see Atlantis rise out of the ocean which made her win the sandcastle contest, believing Jeremy meant her poorly made castle, and it sinks when she goes off to get the ribbon.
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* DameWithACase: Parodied in "Finding Mary [=McGuffin=]", where, after watching some of their dad's old detective movies, Phineas and Ferb decorate their room to look like a detective's office and Candace barges in demanding they figure out who her doll got sold to.
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* DumbDodoBird: In "Last Train To Bustville", Doofenshmirtz has a invention that turns a normal bird egg into dodo eggs. He thinks dodos are dinosaurs that can cause destruction to the city, and ends up disappointed with the turkey-like bird that hatches. Then he's even more disappointed because the dodo attacks him.

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%%* FiveManBand: Phineas is TheLeader, Ferb is TheLancer, Isabella is TheChick, Baljet is TheSmartGuy and Bulford is TheBigGuy

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%%* * FiveManBand: Phineas is TheLeader, Ferb is TheLancer, Isabella is TheChick, Baljet is TheSmartGuy and Bulford is TheBigGuyIt often depends on the episode, but in general, the main characters form this kind of relationship:
** TheLeader: Phineas
** TheLancer: Ferb
** TheChick: Isabella
** TheSmartGuy: Baljeet
** TheBigGuy: Buford
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* EverythingsBetterWithCows:
** In "The Magnificent Few", a herd of cows gets freed from a dude ranch, leading to a cattle drive by Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella.
** "Moon Farm" has the gang bringing along some cows to the moon in order to make the best ice cream.
** Doofenshmirtz accidentally turns himself into a ''werecow'' in "That's the Spirit!".
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** The Christmas Special takes place at... well, when do you think? It's canonically set on the WInter Break before the other episodes that have aired so far.

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** The Christmas Special takes place at... well, when do you think? It's canonically set on the WInter Winter Break before the other episodes that have aired so far.
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Has to take place the Winter Break before due to Doofenshmirtz's redemption on The Last Day of Summer


** The Christmas Special takes place at... well, when do you think? It's canonically set after the other episodes that have aired so far.

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** The Christmas Special takes place at... well, when do you think? It's canonically set after on the WInter Break before the other episodes that have aired so far.

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** In a few episodes of the first season, Candace sometimes brings Dad along with Mom to show the big idea, while most episodes have her only get Mom to come.

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** In a few Some Season 1 episodes of the first season, often have Candace sometimes brings Dad along with Mom bring Lawrence to show see the big idea, while most episodes have her Big Idea; after Season 2, Lawrence happens to approve of the Big Ideas and participates in them, and Candace only get Mom wants to come.bring Linda to see it because it's implied the busting power is from the mother.



** Some Season 1 episodes often have Candace bring Lawrence to see the Big Idea; after Season 2, Lawrence happens to approve of the Big Ideas and participates in them, and Candace only wants to bring Linda to see it because it's implied the busting power is from the mother.
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** Some Season 1 episodes often have Candace bring Lawrence to see the Big Idea; after Season 2, Lawrence happens to approve of the Big Ideas and participates in them, and Candace only wants to bring Linda to see it because it's implied the busting power is from the mother.
** Similar to Candace, Vanessa is trying to bust Doofenshmirtz for being evil to Charlene. This was dropped after only two attempts in Season 1.
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Comment out a ZCE. No explanation why thwy fit the roles or how they work together. The Mentor isn't part of
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* FiveManBand: Phineas is TheLeader, Ferb is TheLancher, Isabella is TheChic, Baljet is TheSmartGuy and Bulford is TheBigGuy

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* %%* FiveManBand: Phineas is TheLeader, Ferb is TheLancher, TheLancer, Isabella is TheChic, TheChick, Baljet is TheSmartGuy and Bulford is TheBigGuy

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Due to excessive misuse, Getting Crap Past the Radar is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021


** To a lesser extent, the fourth season as a whole, while still remaining optimistic and upbeat, seems to be more liberal when it comes to using black comedy and GettingCrapPastTheRadar, and the stories of some episodes may count too, in particular Phineas' controversial snapping in [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbMissionMarvel "Mission Marvel".]]

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** To a lesser extent, the fourth season as a whole, while still remaining optimistic and upbeat, seems to be more liberal when it comes to using black comedy and GettingCrapPastTheRadar, comedy, and the stories of some episodes may count too, in particular Phineas' controversial snapping in [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbMissionMarvel "Mission Marvel".]]



* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: See [[Radar/PhineasAndFerb here]] for more details.
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* GroupIdentifyingFeatures: While the Fireside Girls are known for wearing uniforms with various alterations (one episode revealed they sew their own uniforms), Isabella's uniform stands out the most, being a complete PalletSwap of her everyday wardrobe, and is the only one to not have a red diamond on her beret, having it presumably covered up by her signature hairbow.

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* GroupIdentifyingFeatures: GroupIdentifyingFeature: While the Fireside Girls are known for wearing uniforms with various alterations (one episode revealed they sew their own uniforms), Isabella's uniform stands out the most, being a complete PalletSwap of her everyday wardrobe, and is the only one to not have a red diamond on her beret, having it presumably covered up by her signature hairbow.
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* GroupIdentifyingFeatures: While the Fireside Girls are known for wearing uniforms with various alterations (one episode revealed they sew their own uniforms), Isabella's uniform stands out the most, being a complete PalletSwap of her everyday wardrobe, and is the only one to not have a red diamond on her beret, having it presumably covered up by her signature hairbow.

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%% * DiabolusExNihilo Giant floating baby head from nowhere.



%% * GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere Giant floating baby head from nowhere.
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** In the pilot episode, Phineas's cheery demeanor is absent and he instead seems disaffected, even cynical and grumpy.

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** In the pilot episode, Phineas's cheery demeanor is absent and he instead seems disaffected, even cynical and grumpy. Compare his reaction toward Candace after she says she's in charge with the remake; in the original he says "Whatever...homework,"; in the remake he says, "The condition didn't have to do with the moose, did it?"

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I made a boo-boo.


* FunnyPhoneMisunderstanding: In an episode, Jeremy and Candace are talking over the phone, the line experiences some interference, and Jeremy tries to tell Candace about the signal break-up. Candace completely misconstrues what Jeremy is trying to say and assumes Jeremy is breaking up with her.


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* FunnyPhoneMisunderstanding: In an episode, Jeremy and Candace are talking over the phone, the line experiences some interference, and Jeremy tries to tell Candace about the signal break-up. Candace completely misconstrues what Jeremy is trying to say and assumes Jeremy is breaking up with her.
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* FunnyPhoneMisunderstanding: In an episode, Jeremy and Candace are talking over the phone, the line experiences some interference, and Jeremy tries to tell Candace about the signal break-up. Candace completely misconstrues what Jeremy is trying to say and assumes Jeremy is breaking up with her.

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