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Someone’s proably has pointed this out but I’ve started my yearly re-watch of PnF and in season one episode 10 I, Brobot, Stacy got her ears pierced.
When on the phone Candace says hi Mrs. Gerado, talking to this woman, the presumed mother
Where is Dr. Hirano??
That's so Deus Ex Machina of Santa to help Perry out like that.
Another 104 Days of Phineas and Ferb GIFs: Day 10
Phineas likes to prank people by pretending that he has no solution to dire problems.
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Candace Competition
Robot Replica. ''No Jeremy robot for me.''
Candroid. ''It's a Candroid!''
Which Candace is better?
Robot Replica - Where's Perry?
Candroid - I Brobot
Show results
Something interesting about I, Brobot looking back on it is that it's actually an unusual episode in a very understated yet surprisingly obvious way: Phineas and Ferb are actual protagonists and even have an arc.
Anyone who knows the show well knows that with the A plot, it's usually Candace whose characterisation is the centre of it all and what drives the story, and if it's not her it's one of Phineas and Ferb's friends. As Dan himself put it, Phineas and Ferb are basically the setting, creating the environment for the protagonist to actually have their story. However, despite being an early episode, I, Brobot breaks that rule.
Phineas and Ferb struggle with too many ideas, so they decide to automate everything with androids. They do so and the result is successful, but end up realising that they miss being involved in the creation of their own ideas. Basic character arc, no?
There will be other episodes that will do this with Phineas and Ferb (Dan cited one of the challenges of writing Across the Second Dimension as making Phineas and Ferb true protagonists in the story), but it's interesting that I, Brobot is from the first half of Season 1 and does this. It's just one of many examples of how even early in the series, they were already starting to experiment and play around with the show's formula.
