This Might Be the Best Joke in Phineas and Ferb

This show was the shit!

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[RymanSMW]

please add a swear word or something so that COPPA doesn't get you

[solidfire]

id say its on par with the SpongeBob Gag where Squidward hears gibberish on the phone, and it cuts back to SpongeBob saying exactly that gibberish.

[melodi]

To be fair, they didnt know what Doof was doing half the time anyway.
"Doofenshmirtz bought 8, 000 lightbulbs and one stick of butter. Find out what he's up to and stop him."

[JunKazamaFan]

I love how Perry immediately understands this order and is ready to go straight away.

[HappyMatt]

To be fair, from this, Perry can reasonably infer that Doof has built some sort of weather-controlling device.

[morgboat]

my favorite joke from this show was probably when Doof was impersonating Monogram and said something along the lines of “Now I just need to figure out how he gets both eyes on one side of his head”

[Kilalya]

I must disagree, one scene lives rent free in my head despite barely watching the show "It all began on the day of my actual birth, both of my parents failed to show up" - Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz

[iangreer]

Let me try and wrap my head around it: Sky, weather, rain, Doofenshmirtz

[padillac]

You can tell a show’s really well written when people are still talking about how good its jokes are almost ten years after its initial run ended

[Ctrooper]

For me, the funniest part was the salute. How do you communicate that over the phone‽ 😂

[ragingmonkeycritic]

This show had no right being as good as it was

[isaacquelvog]

My favorite by far is Major’s quote “We know what Doof is getting you for Christmas. Don’t ask. Our lips are sealed. It’s a vase.”

[Th_FoxRacoonCat]

He just had to say "Doofenshmirtz. Go"

[slaughterround]

My favourite has _got_ to be when Doof, discussing his origin story, said "I was heading to a golden land of opportunity, a land with a pioneering spirit which welcomed misfits like me - but I ended up in America instead!"

[kennyb.]

I love the scene in the episode where they make a maze and Phineas, Ferb, Buford, and Baljeet come across a “How many jelly beans in the jar?” puzzle. Phineas, Ferb, and Baljeet are on the side doing math to figure it out until Buford runs out of patience and eats all the jelly beans and says zero and the computer accepts the answer! 🤣

[Isaac_L..]

When you ask the teacher to clarify a poorly worded question on the exam:

[VampireFlutist]

“This is Susan and Susan. I named them after each other”

I need to rewatch this again lol

[shinobix]

What's really clever is the fact that they actually foreshadow the punchline by having the guy say "We're breaking up a bit, let me call you on a landline" perfectly clearly, hinting that there's nothing wrong with the audio, but because they cut to Perry's face we just kinda assume it stopped breaking up for a bit. It's what elevates this joke from being "eh" to "Dayum" for me

[gagejoseph]

For me, it is when Doof says he is off to do something, poofs off like the Roadrunner leaving a dust cloud, but then the cloud dissipates to show Doof still standing there, perplexed, and says "....What just happened...?"

[JustHayden]

The bit from Isabella's birthday episode:

Baljeet: 'Thank goodness there are no male dancers inside that cake.'

Buford: 'They asked, but they couldn't afford me.'