Phineas and Ferb

i actually never knew if that was true, and whenever i watch that scene, i don't notice it.

Its got a quality to it thats hard to describe, but speaks of well hidden flash. Stiff motions that seem to work on hinges are signs to look for.

IMO, it's too good to be Flash.

The page also lists The Mighty B and some Wayside episodes on it, which I also highly doubt.

edited 1st Nov '12 11:21:56 AM by WackyPancake

Using flash as your main tool for animating, and using it for small jobs when the budget went dry are 2 completely different things.

Did the Christmas Special take place before or after the main series?

Did the main series all happen during the same summer? (At least AT lets the voice actors grow up.)

Great start for the spinoff series...

edited 14th Nov '12 4:24:34 PM by hcobb

Just once I'd like to see the Fireside girls tell Isabella off, be like "we got our own interests besides helping you pursue your crush."

That acually could make an interesting plot for an episode.

The twist is that Izzy is trying to unload some fireside stuff on one of her minions (so she can enjoy some quality Phineas stalking time), but each turns out to have a valid reason to not be the it this time.

Finally their granny mentor takes a hand in things to resolve the issue.

Could we get one who's excuse is just something like "I just don't want to."

They'll all strongly imply that "I'm fed up with your behavior", but Izzy is still just useful enough to them that they won't come out and say it plainly.

So the series kicks off with Izzy's realization that she's overdrawn at the friendship bank and she spends the first season trying to help with the various problems of her minions.

This of course leads to other problems that blow up in the season finale, which would be titled something like "The end of the fireside girls".

It looks like we've got a script outline, so who wants to take it to Mickey?

I just watched She's the Mayor. I think of all the times that Candace was thwarted at the last second, that one was the most painful.

Baljeet's last name is Tjinder.

I reckon you haven't watched Candace gets busted yet

edited 17th Nov '12 2:51:57 PM by nairoxev

Let's examine the damage here.

• You have a daughter that nobody takes seriously.
• You have two brothers, one of whom builds time machines and the other one who fails to impress the cool girls.
• You have a father who is out of it.
• You have a mother who used to be a media star and now is just holding the household together.
• And you have a highly anthropomorphic family pet.

To top it all off, they live in a two story detached house with an attached garage.

Given all of that, are you really sure that Phineas and Ferb isn't a thin disguise for Family Guy?

You could use that to describe a lot of different things, it really vague. :[

I thought Ferb just sort of outgrew his crush on Vanessa.

As of Summer Belongs to You!, Ferbnessa seems to be live and kicking, with no other bird in Ferb's sights.

Uh, that was the LAST time we ever saw any Ferb Nessa hints, actually. Since then, nothing. And then "Minor Monogram" aired, and that ship was dead in the water.

EDIT: I mean, after that special, did they share ANY screentime?

edited 18th Nov '12 2:28:20 PM by maxwellelvis

So, about This is your backstory. Was Candace not wearing her skirt while talking to Stacy on the phone in the first scene?

Dear world, forgive me.

...i don't know how to answer that

But that's an implicit answer.

...WHAT. Yeah, you read that right.

I can't read that, what does it say?

With the "...WHAT" linking to a twitter page saying:

Kyle and Mike D have a, "Beautiful Mind" moment plotting the return to the second dimension. pic.twitter.com/Miw7nC3j

edited 22nd Nov '12 11:31:03 AM by GaryCXJk