#jeff marsh

[mikyapixie]

𝓗𝓪𝓹𝓹𝔂 𝓝𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷𝓪𝓵 𝓦𝓸𝓻𝓵𝓭 𝓢𝓵𝓮𝓮𝓹 𝓓𝓪𝔂!!!

[yen-sids-tournament]

Quotable Disney Round 1 Group 4 Poll 6/8

***Please vote on the content of the quote not the format of the picture***

Which quote is more memorable?

"My little baby, off to destroy people."

"Hey, where's Perry?"

Voting ended onDec 30, 2024

Phineas and Ferb:

It's a classic

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Full Quotes Below:

"My little baby, off to destroy people."

~Mushu, Mulan (1998)

"Hey, where's Perry?"

~Almost every speaking character at some point, Phineas and Ferb (2007-) [Various Episodes]

[ursaribbon]

HOLY SHIT GUYS IT'S

[thowawayuntilfurthernotice]

I really do feel sorry for Dan Povenmire and Jeff Marsh, you can tell Milo Murphy’s Law was a huge passion project for the duo, but instead of letting them do their own thing, Disney kept trying to milk Phineas and Ferb’s success.

Doofenshmirtz being promoted to a supporting character in the second season felt like an executive decision, and it honestly hurt the show in my opinion. And in typical Disney fashion, they cancelled the show in favor of another Phineas and Ferb movie.

Oh, and if that wasn’t bad enough, Disney green lit a Phineas and Ferb revival, despite the fact that Povenmire is currently working on Hamster and Gretel.

I’ve watched Hamster and Gretel, it’s a decent show, but goddamn, I am so sick and tired of Disney refusing to move on. Just because Doofenshmirtz memes started to become popular online doesn’t mean we need a Phineas and Ferb revival.

[high-quality-tiktoks]

I was right and that Jeff Marsh was wrong!

[7grandmel]

Todays rip: 08/08/2023

Agent H (HOBaRT the Funny Mixer Theme)

Season 4 Episode 2 Featured on: Sensational Celebrations ~ The SiIvaSummer All-Star Festival Collection [Event Side]

Ripped by Jiko Music, 601billionlazer, ChickenSuitGuy Lyrics by Felicia Performed by Chase Beck

Hey! This post is effectively a continuation of yesterday's post on Theme of HoBART. Unless you're already decently well versed in SiIvaGunner lore, particularly surrounding Season 4, I highly recommend reading it first to get perspective of what I'll be discussing here.

Sooooo, HoBART wound up losing in the King for Another Day tournament. Like, effectively dead last, by a mile - he got the least amount of votes in the entire tournament. Yet he grew a sort of cult fanbase from this disasterous tournament run, paired with how lovable he was being presented in the small side stories being released during the tournament. It gradually became clear that the joke with HoBART was just how there's not really anything funny about a mixer, thus creating comedy out of just how absurdly void of comedy it is. Funny enough, its a similar kind of meta-humor that's become associated with Grand Dad on the channel nowadays, with "the funny 7" becoming a sort of symbol for how the Grand Dad meme is long past its prime. HoBART as a character has come to be a strange little peek into the meta aspects of SiIvaGunner, instilled into an australian mixer.

A couple months later, we arrive at the Season 4 Episode 2 summer celebrations. Though they first appeared to be solely dedicated to honoring the victor of the prior years tournament, it was in truth a wide-spread celebration of all sorts of things, not even limited to just tournament contestants. One of the most unexpected parts of this was the sudden Phineas & Ferb takeover, which became far more popular than the team had initially anticipated. Simply put, both rippers and audience alike were in LOVE with Phineas & Ferb music, and the event became so big as to extend to a SECOND event, dubbed the Doofenshmirtz Takeover after the series' villain.

So you take this absolutely adored cartoon which has effectively been part of an entire generation's childhood due to their Disney Channel dominance, and mix it with HoBART - a character that's kind of paradoxically loved for how unloved he is, deemed funny for how unfunny he is. The result is Agent H (HOBaRT the Funny Mixer Theme) - a theme that proudly and unabashedly honors and boasts about how great, funny and cool HoBART is, as a genuine celebration of his continued relevance on the channel.

As you may have figured, its a cover of Perry the Platypus' theme redone to instead be about HoBART, with a couple of extra flourishes added to the mix here and there. The main draw here is Chase Beck, voice of DJ Professor K during the season, who does an immensely charming job as the vocalist here (possibly also inferring that this theme was one sung by the tournament winner himself?). The lyrics don't abandon HoBART's strangely paradoxical nature, yet even moreso than his theme back during the tournament, present these paradoxes as deeply desirable. He IS a funny little mixer, and he IS funnier than the Number 7!

Everyone who worked on this rip did a tremendous job capturing the essence of every piece involved, althewhile producing an extremely funny addition to one of SiIva's most heartfelt takeovers.

WHRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[lid-the-kid]

Ten years ago today my life was changed forever, and I have these two to thank for it. ^^ 💜

[ivandra-winters]

Quick question, Milo Murphy fans: why the FUCK didn't any of you warn me about The Island of Lost Dakotas? (Spoilers for the episode under the cut, in case anyone following me hasn't seen it)

Because I now have to go to bed with the utter sadness and grief of realizing that Dakota cares for his partner and his best friend SO MUCH that he's willing to spend the rest of his life living on an island surrounded by different versions of himself to prevent the collapse of the space time continuum just so he can save him time and time again. Like...that shit hurted.

Edit: I was at work when I was hit with the absolute worst thought that stemmed from this episode: how long was Dakota without Cavendish before he finally found the island? How long was he without his best friend before he was finally able to go back and save him? And at what point did Dakota become numb to watching Cavendish die?