One of the only good shows on Disney, it has the humor of Family Guy, yet it's kid-friendly. It's full of running gags, cutaway gags, and occasionally features some innuendos and satire.
Person A: Hey, heard of that new show, Phineas and Ferb?
Person B: Yeah, it's funny, and I don't have to turn the channel when my kids walk in the room.
A really great, kid friendly show on Disney Channel. Two stepbrothers named Phineas and Ferb are on summer vacation, and want to make the most of it. They are basically geniuses in architecture and technology, but think nothing of it and neither does anyone else. Their sister Candace is always trying to bust them for making contraptions every day, but ultimately fails. It also includes their pet platypus Perry, AKA Agent P. He's a secret agent posing as a mindless pet, always fighting Doctor Heinz Doofenshmirtz. He is the one who usually but unknowingly ruins Candace's plans to bust her brothers.
All in all, it's a great show for everyone. It has a lot of jokes that even the smallest kids or the oldest adults will get a laugh out of, and musical numbers that you'll actually enjoy.
Person 1: Oh, gosh, not Spongebob again. He's not even funny and his songs are lame.
Person 2: I know. Change it to Disney Channel. Hey! Phineas and Ferb is on!
Person 1: What's that?
Person 2: It's a really funny show - just watch.
(A little while later)
Person 1: Hey, that was actually a really good show! I thought it'd be a stupid kid's show, but it's funny!
Person 2: I know, right?
A much better Disney Channel animated series that delivers a fresh twist to many familiar plots with endearing characters (Candace Flynn is a hilarious parody of stereotypical teenage girls) and off-kilter humor.
Boy: What did you think about "Phineas and Ferb"?
Girl: OMG That show is very hilarious especially Candace Flynn who is a parody of teenage girls.
A cartoon that's popular among people who have kids. It centers on two boys who invent things every day, their sister Candace who tries to bust them to their mom, and their pet platypus who goes on secret missions as Perry the Platypus.
Person 1: What's Phineas and Ferb?
Person 2: It's this cartoon my kid and I like. It's really cool.
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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