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This week I began to watch Milo Murphy 's law. As a true Phineas and Ferb fan, I really enjoyed it, since there are many jokes and easter eggs hidden in Milo Murphy that date back to Phineas and Ferb. But, just three episodes in, I began to devise a theory. Maybe it 's too early in the show to tell, but I have a pretty bold theory, and I 'm prepared to back it up. My theory: Melissa Chase is Candace 's Sister At first glance, this theory seems impossible. So rather than try to explain my theory

Phineas and his journey Phineas grew up with a brother named Ferb, they loved each other. They build crazy things that you could not believe, But Phineas was the kid who talked a lot. Ferb really did not talk that much, not even to his brother. Phines was always building something every day, but did you not think he had a sister. His sister was always trying to get them into trouble. There sister was mean and rude to everyone, she is not that nice. Phineas wakes up around 7:00 every day. Phineas

Jorgan stopped and put his hands on his hips, staring up at the holographic tree. He face screwed into a scowl that Fynta was sure had to hurt. “Coruscant is one thing,” the Cathar began, “but a Republic spacestation?” Fynta joined him to look up at the shimmering foliage and patted his arm. “Don’t be such a grouch, Life Day only comes once a year. Let the people have their merriment.” Jorgan muttered something and the two kept walking. Fynta really didn’t get it, he was grouchier than usual during

The typecast of a scientist being insane and sheltered may turn many children away from joining a STEM career. Many scholars have researched this “mad” scientist stereotype. However, the researchers have not discussed the children’s show Phineas and Ferb. One main character in the show is a crazy scientist, Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz. This popular show has been watched by millions of children and may have impacted their ideas and turned them away from being a scientist due to the stereotype of scientists

Phineas and Ferb is a children's television show that is played on the Disney Channel. The show is about two step-brothers, Phineas and Ferb, who are out of school for the summer and are in need of activities to do during the day. The two boys always feel they have the need to do something new every day of the summer. They always end up doing something extremely unrealistic and the activities are almost always dangerous, especially if they were to be performed in real life. Their older sister, Candace

Show 2: Phineas and Ferb Season 2 Episode 35 1. Name- Phineas and Ferb Source- television, Disney XD Date- 16 August 2010 Time- unknown 2. Phineas

Whiplash. As a freshman at the Shaffer Conservatory (the fictitious best music school in the U.S.), Neiman happens into the best Jazz ensemble in the whole school. “The Studio Band” is directed by Terence Fletcher, who is unashamedly abusive to his students. During Neiman’s first rehearsal, Fletcher catches him “off-tempo” and responds by slapping him, hurling a chair at him, and verbally abusing him in front of the whole class. Neiman, committed to never feeling that level of embarrassment again, responds

on. After continuously seeing this man it drives him insane. She uses exposition, climax, and resolution as the plot elements, they play a big role with each other to make this play effective. Fletchers uses exposition to create this suspenseful play that everyone would like. To begin with Fletchers development of the suspense is the exposition. The hitchhiker stated “I left Brooklyn to drive to California” (1001). This is the start of the exposition that shows how this story started and where

TASK 1¬- Executive summary – Fletcher history started in 1909 with the development of a timber weatherboard house in Dunedin New Zealand. Fletcher developed & changed many times over the accompanying 92 years until in 2001. It was recorded as Fletcher building restricted on the New Zealand stock trade. Fletcher building works in more than 40 nations. Fletcher building restricted is recorded one of the biggest organizations in the New Zealand. The organization is with 18,800 utilizes all around &

The Jazz era was a time period in which the definition of music began to diverge; composers were able to express themselves in a sense that was soulful and vibrant, where any door of possibility became obtainable. “In The Mood” was a piece by Joe Garland composed in the 1930’s during the swing era. The iconic Jazz number had been arranged by many artists; however, it was not until Glenn Miller orchestrated this piece so perceptively that “In The Mood” became so well renowned. It was in 1939 when