Phineas and Ferb Musical Cliptastic Countdown

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"" is a clip show from Phineas and Ferb. It features Major Monogram and Heinz Doofenshmirtz (Dan and Swampy) hosting a Top 10 musical countdown from the show, voted by users on DisneyChannel.com and DisneyXD.com, which started on September 1. 

Votable Songs

 * Gitchee, Gitchee, Goo
 * Busted
 * Little Brothers
 * Backyard Beach
 * Ain't Got Rhythm
 * Truck Drivin' Girl
 * I Love You Mom
 * He's a Bully
 * My Nemesis
 * My Undead Mummy
 * When We Didn't Get Along
 * Do Nothing Day
 * Squirrels in My Pants
 * Queen of Mars
 * My Goody-Two-Shoes Brother
 * E.V.I.L.B.O.Y.S
 * Phinedroids and Ferbots
 * Chains On Me
 * Ready for the Bettys
 * Perry The Platypus

Results

 * 1) Gitchee Gitchee Goo (extended version)
 * 2) Backyard Beach
 * 3) Busted (extended version)
 * 4) Little Brothers
 * 5) Squirrels in My Pants (extended version)
 * 6) E.V.I.L.B.O.Y.S
 * 7) I Love You Mom
 * 8) Ain't Got Rhythm
 * 9) Queen of Mars
 * 10) Ready For The Bettys


 * Also performed My Name is Doof and a bit of Perry the Platypus Theme

The "Too Young" Line
none

Perry's entrance to his lair
Perry enters the stage through a screen. Perry later bursts through a wall segment.

Background Information

 * All of the songs choices will be on the Phineas and Ferb Soundtrack.
 * The logo being used is a modified version of the logo used for the Spot the Diff and Phineas and Ferb's Memorial Day Marathon.
 * The week leading up to the premiere has been titled "Phineas and Ferb's Musical Cliptastic Countdown Week". The episodes broadcast during this time will be the ones featuring the songs being voted on.
 * The introduction reveals Major Monogram's first name; Francis.
 * Candace has appeared on all the top 10 songs except for I Ain't Got Rhythm.
 * Goof: Isabella's outfit keeps switching from her normal outfit to her Fireside Girls uniform during the Gitchee Gitchee Goo extended video. This is probably due to the fact that parts of the old video for the song was re-used in this extended version.
 * When Doofenshmirtz holds up his hand to indicate the "final four", his hand is initially up with all of his fingers but his thumb. When he looks at his hand, he realizes that he's only holding up three fingers, so he adds his thumb. This is lampshading the fact that characters in this show only have four fingers on each hand.
 * Perry isn't in any of the clips (not including Gitchee Gitchee Goo)
 * This is the longest Monogram and Doofenshmirtz have been on screen.
 * For the Disney Channel US premiere, subtitles were shown so that the audience could sing along. This was also done during the voting period, with each song choice being shown as a separate commercial. For the Disney XD US premiere, no subtitles were displayed.
 * It is likely that the creators knew that Gitchee Gitchee Goo would win (or were expecting it would), since its position as the winning song is semi-crucial to the episode's plot. It is also possible that the writers were planning for or expecting "Truck Drivin' Girl" and/or the Perry the Platypus Theme to be in the top 10, since these songs were remotely referenced by the characters.

Continuity

 * This is the second instance of Major Monogram and Dr. Doofenshmirtz working together in some fashion. The first was during the 2009 Radio Disney premiere to promote the release of the Soundtrack.
 * Doofenshmirtz says "I don't have to! I've got a monster truck!" when making no sense like the truck driver from "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World".
 * Irving makes a brief cameo in the in-between segments.
 * Doofenshmirtz tells Monogram that he can't pull off the street lingo, a running gag in "At the Car Wash".

Allusions

 * The introduction at the start of the show is similar to variety shows in the 70's and 80's.
 * Agent M on a typewriter refers to a famous expression, "A thousand monkeys typing on a thousand typewriters will eventually create Shakespeare."
 * "Say goodnight, Doofenshmirtz" is a tribute to George Burns and Gracie Allie's classic sign-off.