Phineas and Ferb

It's not on there...

I just found this site that has the new episodes up, including Operation Crumb Cake and Mandace. I didn't really care for Mandace that much, but that was probably because I was (way too) excited about finally watching Operation Crumb Cake.

Finding out about Jeremy isn't interesting because Jeremy isn't interesting. He's just a fake beard that Candi's putting up until she admits her true feelings to Stacy.

Either that or my story is correct and Jeremy doesn't care about Candi, he's just hired to spy on her family. The problem is that he's too close to see that Candi is the most interesting of the F-Fs.

edited 16th Jul '14 6:05:31 AM by hcobb

Just finished watching the Star Wars Special On-Demand. Just as expected, it was really good. I especially liked all of the Star Wars references. There was even a surprise Phineas/Isabella moment at the end that I won't spoil for those who would rather see it for themselves.

edited 18th Jul '14 10:08:48 PM by 09MurphyM

Agreed, there's a lot of love here. And best possible version of Isabella.

I saw the special myself, and really enjoyed it. Lots of funny moments, the songs were pretty good and the character arcs we got worked out pretty nicely. I am kind of annoyed at how THAT moment has been the only thing to get any real attention though, as good as it may have been - I mean, isn't this supposed to be about Star Wars?

Gotta say my favorite bits were Isabella's scene with Han Solo and Sith Ferb's... everything with "It's like it's got a self destruct button, what kind of idiot designed that?" as a very close second. Candace was glorious to.

edited 19th Jul '14 9:55:30 PM by odafangirl

Oh yeah, Isabella was probably my favourite aspect of the special, actually. I really liked how the character arcs in general were handled, but the whole thing with her ultimately feeling lonely and actually deciding to help because it was the right thing was really nice to see (and yeah, that scene with Solo was really well done). I liked Candace as well, actually - then again, I'll probably end up raving about everything at this rate. XD

I enjoyed it a lot. For me, this is the first special in a little while that actually felt like a special... not that the last few were bad or anything; they're funny, but [to me], they ended up feeling more like longer episodes.

1) Nooooo!!! Why is this not canon?

2) Zen Studios should really make a Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars table now.

3) For a kids friendly show, there's a lot of sexy twi'lek girls. Especially the pin-up one on someone's computer. Totally work related!

4) I really loved how stuff was handled. The cameo bits weren't as shoehorned in as you'd expect, and it really meshed nicely.

5) WHY IS THIS NOT CANON?!

Because Star Wars fans would have gone BALLISTIC.

For more radar sneaking, Doof also said something like "Kiss my Bantha", with bantha probably being a substitute for ass.

Yeah, even though I'm a Star Wars fan and loved this crossover, I can imagine a lot of people going nuts over it (and if you look around you will see people hating it because it "modifies it", despite not seeing anything yet).

edited 20th Jul '14 7:39:16 PM by Tyrannotitan

I definitely agree with you there. Save Summer, while pretty fun and good, just felt like a longer episode and Mission Marvel was...well it was just decent.

But I really loved this one and I agree with the notion that Isabella was awesome. Yes, I also really liked the kiss scene. Just because it wasn't the normal Phineas and Isabella, doesn't mean that it wasn't adorable! And awesome for Phinbella fans!

The songs were great too and I think my favorite was In the Empire, although that last song will definitely get stuck in my head as well.

But maybe I stop there because I'm starting to sound like a crazy fanboy. All in all, it was really awesome special and I'm not even a Star Wars fan. I mean, I have seen the movies, but it has been so long that I don't remember much about them.

edited 21st Jul '14 5:53:53 AM by aaaa

I really hope they make sequels set in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.

AGREED.

They should make a Monkey Island episode.

Hahaha, just kidding, Monkey Island is dead.

Candi is God, so suggesting things to her tends to make them come true. For example:

"So you wanted your hair to look like an endangered species?"

So earlier Dan and Swampy did a spreecast, where they talked about Phineas and Ferb Star Wars and the show in general. What's interesting though is that not only did they say that Act Your Age will probably air around Valentine's Day next year, but that Night of the Living Pharmacists is indeed a Halloween special about something affecting Doof that will turn anyone he touches into a copy of himself (with that ability also passed on to the copies of course) and that will guest star George Romero, Simon Pegg (again) and Nick Frost. They also revealed that writer/board artist Joshua Pruett was the one who pitched the episode, which he did with two horror◊ movie posters◊ (the second for a hypothetical sequel that probably won't happen). Pruett also confirmed that the scene in Where's Pinky where Gretchen is showing the boys a zombie survival guide was intentionally supposed to foreshadow Pharmacists.

edited 23rd Jul '14 3:29:49 AM by Tyrannotitan

At least, we now have a good idea about when Act Your Age will finally be airing.

That's an understatement if I ever heard one.

Okay, just realised something about Star Wars. So at the end, it is mentioned that the Firestar Girls rescued "all those innocent baristas and bank tellers and bowling alley attendants". So they rescued a bunch of Imperials... what if that included Tarkin? What if he even snuck on board at the very last second? Sure, he was overconfident in the Death Star's abilities (regardless of it's self destruct button-like weakness :P), but what if? Well, I guess that a potential survival could be good for a sequel if it ever gets made. XD

Okay, so Comic Con has further cemented the whole Act Your Age thing as now they have apparently aired a clip of the episode. It basically reveals the set up of the episode: It's something like a decade into he future, and the gang are in high school except for Isabella, who has moved on from Phineas and now going to college. Phineas and the others start talking about Isabella, where Phineas learns of the crush she had on him after revealing his own feelings about her. Baljeet says that they never mentioned it because "they're guys" and "don't talk about feelings", but he then starts to think of a plan to help Phineas.

I still wonder if there is more to this episode then it seems, though - the premise is kind of "ordinary" for Phineas and Ferb standards, so who knows if they make fun of it or if there are any twists to be had (I haven't read anything from the alleged New Zealand airing so I honestly don't have a clue of how it's going to turn out except for spotting a few random words :P).

Woah this SW special is basically flawless.

So Perry's arc in this Star Wars special is basically an accelerated recap of Kyle Katarn's character arc. Cool.

Vamp Queen Marcy was good, but where's Stacy?

Also the goggles on the head were nicely done.