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Milo Murphy's Law Character Analysis
I’ve always had something against shows that follow a specific formula because they felt likelike unoriginal cash grabs, but Phineas and Ferb (PF) seemed different. Although PF follows the format of “boys do insane thing, unrelated villain destroys it,” there are a lot of gags that really don’t add to the plot, such as “I know what we’re going to do today!” that make the show interesting. This extra element is a little nod to the viewer and I agree with Mittell that this acknowledgement of their intelligence differentiates PF from other programming. The creators of PF, Jeff Marsh and Dan Povenmire, released a new children’s show last year, Milo Murphy’s Law (MML), with the same “basic format with additional running jokes” structure as PF,

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