History WMG / MiloMurphysLaw

** Alternately, Milo will still get into lots of trouble because he can't predict what's going to happen to him without his bad luck so he spends the day smacking into things or tripping over them and has a "Thank goodness everything's back to normal" moment when he and the character he swaps with (this troper is hoping for Bradley) swap back.

** {{Jossed}} by WordOfGod. Melissa's father is the Fire Chief.

** I'll give you the first half of this. But Milo doesn't strike me as the kind of person who'd make friends with someone because of their relationships. Granted, once he found out, he'd think it was awesome but he probably befriended Melissa because he genuinely liked her just because.

* Murphy’s law has been subject to reverse psychology so using such a phenomena to their benefit isn’t outside the realm of possibility.

* Or he was thanks to Octalian medicine. Whether it sticks or not is anyone's guess.

There were maybe 2 dozen Octalians that morphed into Milo, with his negative probability ions split between them. The same thing happened with Orgaluth, though that took hundreds of Octalians. The end result is Milo is probably no longer a walking disaster area, and is probably missing the excitement from his life.

In 'Rooting For The Enemy', during the song, Milo says he "spent 17 dollars rooting for the enemy." You'd think that the plan to ruin the Tigers' luck by rooting for them would fall apart faster than wet tissue paper, but since he had to spend money on merch to do it, it goes off without a hitch. When victory is secured, it's back to the Murphy Suite for Milo.

It was the only episode (so far) in which he exercised any kind of control over his affliction. My guess is he was able to due to ''either'' outcome being a win and a lose: if the opposing team wins, Milo gets to keep coming to games but his school loses. If his school wins, obviously he can't keep attending. Even if the Murphy's Law field stops outright throwing the game, [[RealityEnsues there's no way the insurance, visiting teams or parents won't raise a fuss.]] Essentially his control was due to the situation being the statistical equivalent of a catch-22 or a LogicBomb.

* Mr. Block didn't refer to Dakota with an ID number the way he did Cavendish after the recruits' test, and Cavendish's outfit looks more uniform than choice, and if so - Dakota gets away with not wearing a uniform in from of Mr. Block and is hired. Plus - how in the world has he gotten to Rita's burrito stand before, if not with B.O.T.T. tech?

Let's face it. The show will end after season 2. Sure, series crew member Joshua Pruett mentioned that there's no direct confirmation on whether season 2 is the last season or not, but no one can probably say anything until much later. Plus, look at the signs. Ratings are down. Reruns are dwindling. Its premiere times are on Saturdays at ''7am'' with only encores on Disney XD. Plus, the creators and a good chunk of the crew are working on the Phineas And Ferb movie for Disney+. This show is over.

* Lindy Flynn-Fletcher.

This is also why he bluntly tells them they are incompetent through implication despite being otherwise pleasant to them, he is always sincere to them, even at times it involves brutal honesty.

The reason he knows of them is because part of the banishment protocol is to inform a government official of the era they are banished to, and he couldn't stand by with the perspective two people stranded in a time period that would be mostly alien to them would be completely jobless and with no means to provide for themselves, so he arranged for them to have a low-impact job within his organization as a way for them to at least have a paycheck to live with.

When another inevitable crossover happens, Candace and Elliott will argue over who has the harder job, leading them to wager a bet. Hilarity ensues when Elliott attempts to bust Phineas and Ferb, sensing the dangers their big ideas could pose, while Candace does everything possible to prevent Milo from causing any (indirect) harm. Meanwhile, Major Monogram and Doofenshmirtz will also take over for their VA counterparts Cavendish and Dakota.

If you thought the integration "Meapless in Seattle" into an actual episode was nuts, Dan and Swampy will blow our minds again. This time it goes UpToEleven when they establish the cutscenes from "Meap Me in St. Louis" while bringing characters from both shows together into an hour-long special. Admit it, you wanted to see the fight between Perry and Suzy.

It would make sense that, after the season finale, Doofenshmirtz would've proven himself enough that he'll be taken back in as a trainee agent. It would furthermore aid Doof on his long road to become Professor Time, as this would help him how to be good (since he somewhat sucks at it).

* Ever notice how Doofinshmirtz always fails to take over the Tri-State-Area and how Candace can't bust her brothers since Doofinsmirtz's inventions often undo Phineas and Ferbs? Well, since Milo only lives a few neighborhoods away, what if his powers are the cause of FailureIsTheOnlyOption for the two of them? His powers would have to creep a little too far from him, but it's possible.

* [[Spoiler: semi confirmed, its Cavendish who dies all the time and gets do overs thanks to Dakota]]

[[WMG: Milo is the reason Doofinschmirtz and Candace always fail.]]

* Maybe he's a reverse wearwolf who transforms in direct sunlight.

* [[Spoilers: semi confirmed, its Cavendish who dies all the time and gets do overs thanks to Dakota]]

[[WMG: Cavendish and Dakota will meet Major Monogram and Dr. Doofenschmirtz.]]

Think about it. His failed missions, [[spoiler:his many deaths]] and the fact that other time travelers erase his many, many mistakes and because of this he can't improve in his life. Maybe his curse it's different and it doesn't apply (to some extend) to the people around him, but mostly in ''himself''.

Season 2 centers around Doofenshmirtz living with the Murphys, with a destiny to invent time travel in 15 years time. Until "Doof's Day Out", however, he hasn't done anything and stays home without a working... which is strange when Doof ''was'' a teacher in "Doof 101", as well as an OWCA agent in "The OWCA Files". But neither of the two episodes had been referenced once in MML.

It would make sense that, after the season finale, Doofenshmirtz would've profen himself enough that he'll be taken back in as a trainee agent. It would furthermore aid Doof on his long road to become Professor Time, as this would help him how to be good (since he somewhat sucks at it).

Of course it's a win/win scenario if Milo is late because it means Melissa has to do something for him.

So his smug confidence is an act. It's known he has a crush on Melissa so this allows him to do favors for her without admitting it.

Given how heavy time travel is involved in the overall story. And due to Phineas & Ferb's [[StatusQuoIsGod reset tendencies.]]

* Cavendish saves Dakota in the same way and retreats to his own island. The two groups are completely unaware of the other.