#the frames

I asked CMU if they have a source for the Q&A but as a fellow music nerd and enjoyer of Cillian's music recs, I love this info.

I also googled Nancy Spain's and it sadly no longer exists but they found centuries-old bones when they demolished it? What?!?!

24 May 2026

Baba O'Riley by The Who

Break by The Cinematics

Take Your Mama by Scissor Sisters

Lay Me Down by The Frames

What You Know by Two Door Cinema Club

Bus Stop by The Hollies

Jump In the Pool by Friendly Fires

In the Waiting Line by Zero 7

Ways to Fake It by CRX

I hope we get some flashbacks! But if they do I wonder if they’ll show us when the boys started inventing? Did Phineas build anything before Ferb joined the family? Or did it start from the moment they met and onwards? Thoughts🤔

Yall im gonna be real with you. I truly do not spend a lot of time thinking about who Candace and Phin's sperm donor is. They HAVE a dad. Who raised them and adored them and would carve out the sky for the moon and wrap it up in a bow if they so much as asked. They HAVE a dad and that is Lawrence.

There are, like. So many great posts and possibilities stewing about the frames and theyre all so likely. That being said, I do think marriage was never in the picture in the first place. I DO think Candace and Phin's sperm donor being some faceless chicken livered hollywood star is the most likely explanation, and when Linda got pregnant when she wanted to settle down and leave--she just took the kids with her. Which is. Real.

They all look posed just outside of the lawn of the house, like the background is similar so im led to think the tradition is born after taking that first pic with Candace after buying the house--which. Yes. At least confirms the fact that LINDA bought and owned the house before she married Lawrence and the Fletchers moved in. Linda left, brought Candace with her, had Phineas before she cut off the old sperm donor indefinitely, met and married Lawrence, who brought Ferb. And thats it. Thats simply it.