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The Chronicles of Meap, starring Lorenzo Lamas as Meap. Episode 38: More than Meaps the Eye.

— Narrator

In the first installment in the Meap duology, an alien named Meap crashes in Phineas and Ferb's backyard. The boys repair his ship as he runs off after Candace. When Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella set off searching for Meap, they are captured by his nemesis, Mitch, and it's up to Candace and Meap to save them. At the same time, Doofenshmirtz attempts to find a long-lost companion of his.

Episode Summary[]

Phineas and Ferb are playing a custom-modified game of baseball when they inadvertently shoot down a spaceship which subsequently crash-lands into their backyard. They find a small extraterrestrial life form named Meap at its controls. Meap shows them a picture of an alien and Phineas believes it is Meap's father. While they are busy trying to repair the ship, Candace encounters the spaceship, believing the boys built it, but Phineas declines. Candace then encounters Meap, believing him to be a Bango-Ru doll "roboticized" by Phineas and Ferb.

Candace and Stacy go to the Bango-Ru convention, and the latter sees Meap (mistaking him for Candace's doll) and says that he is the cutest thing she's ever seen. Candace throws away her original ugly Bango-Ru and places Meap in her backpack. Meap fires a rainbow beam from his mouth that fries the ugly doll.

Phineas, in an attempt to find Meap, has made a Cute-Tracker. Isabella is jealous when Phineas keeps going on about how cute Meap is, never saying if she is cute or not.

I was being raised by Ocelots 2

My parents disowned me, I was being raised by ocelots.

Meanwhile, Perry meets Doofenshmirtz in his building, which is covered in carpeting. He activates a button that causes a claw to rub Perry on his carpets, giving him static electricity and making him puff up like a ball of fur. Doofenshmirtz tells Perry that when he was a boy, the smell of pork emanating from him was so bad that nobody would come near him. He went to the carnival and got a balloon that he named Balloony and painted a face on it. However, one day, Balloony floated away, but his father told him to stay still as a lawn gnome (referring to another backstory). Doofenshmirtz wants to bring Balloony back since balloons are attracted to static electricity.

Meanwhile in the backyard, Ferb finishes repairing the spaceship. An alien spots Meap's tricked-out spaceship, and goes down to Earth to confront it. Meanwhile, Ferb tests out the spaceship and flies off to space, during which he pays a visit to the Shooting Star Milkshake Bar to grab a milkshake.

At the convention, Meap wanders off and sees a big figure that looks like the alien in the photo (from the back at least). It is actually a security guards of some sort who is very angry at Candace for leaving her 'doll' on the floor. Meap blasts him with his mouth beam, which destroys his costume, leaving him bald and in his underwear.

Phineas and Isabella continue to look for Meap, but Isabella's presence seems to overload the "cuteness meter". Ferb arrives in the spaceship, which Phineas and Isabella board. They Candace riding home with Meap in her bicycle basket. When they are talking to her about how she found them, Mitch captures their spaceship and brings them to a space station that looks like a cloud. Ferb comments that some of the modifications he has made to the spaceship aren't "street legal". This is when Meap tells Candace that Mitch has taken Phineas and Ferb into his space station.

Mitch talks to them, saying that he has them now. Phineas, thinking that Mitch is Meap's father, introduces himself, Ferb and Isabella, and learns that Meap is Mitch's nemesis. Mitch proceeds to introduce himself to Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella, and tells them his job is to steal creatures and imprison them on his ship. Isabella tells Mitch that he should let those creatures go, but Mitch says that he will lock Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella up too. Meanwhile, Candace and Meap brainstorm about a way to get into Mitch's ship.

Doofenshmirtz puts on a sock costume to generate static electricity and uses his invention to steal everyone's balloons in the Tri-State Area, in the hopes of re-gaining Balloony.

Meanwhile, Candace attaches the remotely operated baseballs to her bicycle and flies into the space station with Meap. When she arrives, she guesses that Phineas and Ferb and Isabella will be where the "cool stuff" are. She leaves Meap in front and explores the "zoo" with Phineas, Ferb and Isabella. Meanwhile, Meap takes the other passageway and encounter his nemesis, Mitch. The two meet again; Mitch tells Meap that he is not his father.

The static electricity and the balloons Doofenshmirtz has gathered are too strong, and they travel off with Doof and Agent P stuck to its side. They land in the same space station that Phineas, Ferb, Isabella, Meap, Candace, and Mitch are in.

Meap and Mitch are about to fight, but Doofenshmirtz crashes through the floor. Meanwhile, Perry grapples away from the balloons. Inside, Doofenshmirtz presses a button, and finds Balloony, who Mitch had found floating in space and has dubbed "Colin". They argue for it and Doofenshmirtz walks away but Balloony does not follow. Doofenshmirtz says that his balloon has changed and that he doesn't need the balloon anymore. This is when Perry manages to enter the spaceship and pushes Doofenshmirtz, who is about to call Perry his friend, off a gaping hole in the ground.

With Doofenshmirtz gone, Mitch traps Meap inside a container, and Phineas, Ferb and Isabella return to see a group of robots who are ready to attack, but Candace shoots them with the remote-controlled baseballs and they disintegrate. Realizing Meap is gone, she then asks where Meap is, Phineas tries to use his cute tracker which is having more trouble with the interference. Isabella tells Phineas that she might be the one causing the cute interference on the cute tracker and he replies it can't be her because he calibrated the cute tracker to her cuteness level. He then demonstrates what happens when he sets it back to normal, and the cute tracker breaks.

Mitch reveals himself to the gang, then sends more robots after them. While Mitch is distracted, Candace uses a baseball from Phineas and Ferb's original idea for the day to break open the container Meap is in. Meap then uses his rainbow rays to shoot the robots, and easily defeats Mitch.

Meap steals Mitch's mustache, and the gang find out that the mustache is what translated the alien language. Meap reveals (in a deep voice) that he is really a security alien that busts people that do wrong things. This is where Candace resolves to never judge a book by its cover again. Another alien arrives, which Candace thinks is a monster, and Meap introduces her as his mother in law... which (to him) makes Candace's description right. He, Candace, Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella run off to the spaceship to go back home.

Transcript[]

Read the transcript of The Chronicles of Meap.

Songs[]

End Credits[]

Teaser of next episode with Meap.

 	Phineas_and_Ferb_Meapless_in_seattle_"preview" 	 			  
Don LaFontaine memoriam

In memoriam, Don LaFontaine.

Mitch: Hahahahaha! Aren't you a little young to save the universe?
Phineas: Yes. Yes, I am.
Major Monogram: I want your hat on my desk!
(Perry throws his chair towards the screen at Major Monogram)
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: Balloony!
Mitch: Colin!
Candace: What? Jeremy's going to be there?
Narrator: The Chronicles of Meap, Episode 40.
Meap: Meap!
Narrator: Meapless in Seattle.
(In Memoriam of Don LaFontaine 08/26/40 - 09/01/08 One Man, In a land, In a time, In a world... All his own)
Narrator: In a world. There, I said it, happy?

Gallery[]

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Running Gags[]

I know what we're gonna do today[]

Phineas: (As Meap's spaceship is about to crash into the ground) Um... Hey Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today - run for our lives!
Candace: (mocking Phineas) "Hey, Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today! Let's get ourselves totally busted by crashing our stupid toy in the backyard!"

The "Too Young" Line[]

Isabella: Do you think he's okay?
Mitch: No, no I don't.
Mitch: Aren't you a little young to save the universe?

Phineas: Yes, yes I am.

This was during the credits.

Ferb's Line[]

This was when he drives past Vanessa in Meap's tricked out space ship, rolls down the window, takes off his glasses, and then puts them back on.
Ferb: "Yo diggin' my ride from outer space."
Phineas: It's pulling us in! Maybe it's the space authorities. Did we do something wrong?
Ferb: Well, it occurs to me that perhaps not all of the modifications I made are technically 'street legal'.
Phineas: He's headed towards that small cloud.
Ferb: That's no cloud. That's a space station.
Phineas: I've got a good feeling about this!

What'cha doin'?[]

Isabella: Hi guys, What'cha doin'?
Phineas: Oh, hi, Isabella. Come over here and we'll show you. (Realizing that Ferb is still in the machine while moving his hand) Oh oops, sorry Ferb.

Hey, where's Perry?[]

Phineas: Hey, Ferb, have you seen Perry?

Oh, there you are, Perry[]

None.

Perry's entrance to his lair[]

Perry walks near the fence and gets caught by Meap. He turns domestic just as Meap turns towards him. They have a "conversation". Perry puts back on his fedora when Meap leaves the screen and seems very disturbed by whatever Meap told him. His entrance is unknown.

Evil Jingle[]

Doofenshmirtz Evil is Carpeted!

Memorable Quotes[]

Phineas: And it's a striiiyiiiiyiiike! And the crowd goes wild! (shows Perry wearing a baseball cap and a foam finger while Phineas makes cheering noises)
Phineas: Yeah, it looked way outside, but then it was right in the zone. There's a lesson, baseball fans: never judge a book by its cover.
(scene flips to Candace, looking at a row of books)
Candace: Boring, dull, stupid, lame— heavy-handed and derivative.
Linda: Oh, thank you for those insightful reviews of books you haven't read.
Candace: Mom, that's why books have covers: to judge them. I mean, why did you choose these books from the library?
Linda: They looked interesting.
Candace: So...
Linda: Point taken.
Linda: Assuming none of that is teenage code for something I should be worried about as a parent, I'm off.
Stacy: Bango-Ru!
Candace: Bango-Ruuu!!!!
Stacy: I just got my little Bunnybear! It's a cross between a bunny and a bear, get it? It's the most precious thing!
Candace: I just got mine, too! It's a cross between a cow and a frog! I'm calling him "Señor Frowg"! Isn't he the most cutest thing?! You're just gonna— (takes the Bango-Ru out of the box and discovers how disfigured it is)
Stacy: Candace? What's going on?
Candace: I just discovered why cows and frogs don't date.
Phineas: I think we just stopped and/or started an alien invasion. (the spaceship begins to open slowly) I hope he's not too angry. Or hungry.
(the spaceship opens up and Meap is inside)
Meap: Meap.
Phineas: Wow. That is cute.
Candace: He talks!
Phineas: Well, more than Ferb, but 'Meap' is pretty much the only thing he says.
Phineas: We're fixing up this spaceship that belongs to our new friend Meap. Hehe, Meap. He's the most adorable thing in the world!
Isabella: Really? Are you sure there's nothing or no one that's more adorable?
Phineas: No. Not a chance.
Isabella frowns dejectedly
Phineas: Okay, I've jerry-rigged Ferb's old GPS device to create a cute-tracker. It locks on to the cutest thing in the area, so it should lead us right to Meap! Let's see if we can get a signal. Got something!
Isabella: Oh, that's probably me. Sorry!
Phineas: No. It's three miles in that direction.
Isabella frowns dejectedly again
Phineas: Ferb, why don't you stay and finish the ship?
Ferb salutes yes, accidentally knocking himself down with his wrench
Phineas: Isabella, wanna come and help me find Meap?
Isabella: (Sarcastically) Sure. I still have to get my "You Wouldn't Know Cute If It Bit Your Legs Off" accomplishment patch.
Phineas: Cool! Let's go.
Isabella: Grrrr!
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: Looks like I rubbed you the wrong way, 'Puffy the Fuzzypus!'
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: You might ask: Why the carpet? What is he doing? What is going on? Why is he listing questions I might ask him?
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: Basically, my parents disowned me; I was being raised by ocelots.
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: You know, it's the technical side of evil that people don't really appreciate.
Phineas: Hmm. I keep getting some kind of cute interference.
Isabella: It's me! I'm endangering the mission! I shouldn't have come.
Phineas: No, now it's cleared up.
(Buford and Baljeet are in their underpants.)
Buford: Let's never talk of this again.
Baljeet: Agreed.
Security Guard 1: Is this your doll, young lady?
Candace: Yeah.
Security Guard 1: We found it abandoned on the floor over there!
Candace: Oh, sorry!
Security Guard 1: Your irresponsibility makes our jobs as security guards a million times harder! Someone could have stolen it! Or tripped over it!
Security Guard 2: That's right. Injuries, lawsuits, stolen property.
Security Guard 1: Even death!
Security Guard 2: Yes, you could have killed me!
Security Guard 1: Me too!
Security Guard 2: We're lucky to be alive.
Security Guard 1: Yeah, you're in big trouble.
Phineas: The cute signal is getting stronger.


Isabella: Phineas.
Phineas: Yes?
Isabella: How come you think Meap is so cute? What is that even mean anyway 'cute'?
Phineas: I can't define cute, I just know it when I pick up in my cuteness meter. Although, I keep getting this weird cute interference from somewhere hmm...

Isabella frowns again
Candace: You can't ban me from Bango-Ru conventions for life! I BAN MYSELF!
Phineas: Hmm. I'm having trouble picking up Meap's cute signal.
Isabella: Phineas, since you obviously won't figure this out on your own, I think I'm the one causing the cute interference.
Phineas: Don't be silly, Isabella! I took into account your cuteness, and adjusted the cute meter settings accordingly from the beginning. See, look what happens when I change it back to normal. (the cute meter overloads and shorts out) Oops. So much for finding Meap.
Candace: (to Meap) Oh, I get it! Duh! You're trying to tell me something!
Mitch: No, I found Colin just floating all alone in space.
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: Well, I actually drew his face! Look, look, I signed it!
Mitch: That's a birthmark!
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: A birthmark? It's a balloon, you idiot!
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: Well, I don't even need you anymore, yeah. I've got an even better best friend. He's a really good listener; he even put up with me going on about how great you were! Hah! It's clear to me now that my real best friend is Perry the Plat--oof!
(Perry punches Doofenshmirtz in the face, interrupting him.)
Doofenshmirtz: Um, hello, falling to my doom here!
Mitch: Only now do you understand your grave situation. (makes voice high and squeaky) 'Hi, Mitch!' 'Look at the cool stuff, Mitch!' 'Blah, blah, blah, MITCH!'
Phineas: Ha. He totally nailed you, Ferb.
Mitch: (as Meap is tying his hands up) Okay, okay, I surrender! You can stop behaving in a way counter intuitive to how you superficially appear! We get it!
Candace: You're like the me of the galaxy!
Candace: AAAH! An alien monster! Get to the ship!
Meap: Um, actually, that's my Mother-In-Law, so, uh, yeah, she's correct. Let's get out of here!

Background Information[]

  • Doofenshmirtz breaks the fourth wall right after he shows Perry his invention (quote: Behold... beholding, beholding, beholding, annnnd scene, goes to next scene).
  • The music that plays while Phineas, Ferb, Isabella and Candace explore Mitch's ship sounds very similar to Mambo No. 5. a song written by Dámaso Pérez Prado in 1949 and performed by Lou Bega in 1999. Given that Lou Bega released both his own version of the song and a Radio Disney version, the music may indeed be Mambo No. 5.
  • Phineas may have some affection for Isabella when he says "I took in to account your cuteness and adjusted the cute meter from the beginning."
  • There is a Season 3 episode called "Meapless in Seattle". The end credits show a trailer for the episode, which was originally intended to be a joke. However, fan interest led Dan and Swampy to reconsider.
  • In the promo for the Phineas and Ferb soundtrack, the shot of Ferb putting his shades back up is reversed.

Production Information[]

  • This episode was originally going to be only 11 minutes long, but Dan and Swampy liked it so much they asked for a second half to be written.
  • The second half of the episode was originally going to be known as "Episode 39: Meaping with the Enemy", thus explaining why "Meapless in Seattle" is Episode 40.
  • The episode was dedicated to Don LaFontaine, as this was his final television appearance. He was the narrator for the beginning and the credits. In the version available on iTunes, as well as in the UK and Spain, the dedication is left out.
  • Part of LaFontaine's narration had to be re-recorded, but due to health complications he couldn't record it, so they got Wes Johnson to do it.[1] Johnson was likely chosen because he replaced LaFontaine as the announcer for America's Most Wanted around the same time.
  • The version on Disney+ not only leaves out the LaFontaine dedication, but is also missing the bit during the credits where Meap fights Suzy.

International Premieres[]

  • July 15, 2009 (Disney Channel Brazil)
  • July 24, 2009 (Disney Channel Germany)
  • August 8, 2009 (Disney Channel Spain)
  • August 14, 2009 (Disney Channel Latin America)

Errors[]

  • Doofenshmirtz says in his back-story that his parents disowned him and he was being raised by ocelots, although, the reason he lost Balloony was because he was guarding his parents' house, but, as said before, he wasn't being raised by them anymore. Although, they might've let him come back home.
  • It’s a bit strange that Doofenshmirtz wants to summon all the balloons in the Tristate Area when he lost Balloony in Drusselstein.
  • Doofenshmirtz said his best friend as a lawn gnome was Balloony, but in "Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror", he says his only companions were the moon and his neighbor Kenny.
  • Crop izzy w- eyebrows

    Isabella has thick eyebrows.

    When Phineas sees's Mitch's space station in the distance, Isabella's eyebrows turn thick but when Ferb says "that's no cloud" Isabella's eyebrows are thin again.
  • In the picture Doofenshmirtz is holding of he and Balloony, his face is shown in color, even though the picture is black and white. Though that may have been done on purpose just because Doofenshmirtz's childhood is meant to be odd.
  • Before the My Ride From Outer Space sequence, it shows Ferb wearing the seatbelt inside the ship. This means he shouldn't be being flung around when we see him inside the ship again.
  • Ferb shifts the gear all the way up. However, in the next scene, you can see the shifting handle isn't all the way up. However, this could be explained that Ferb lowered it.
  • The last time Isabella tells Phineas that she thinks she's the one causing the cute interference, her belt is gone.

Continuity[]

Allusions[]

  • Star Wars:
    • Mitch tells Meap "I am not your father," referencing the iconic line "I am your father," from The Empire Strikes Back.
    • As Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella are approaching Mitch's ship, Phineas thinks it's a cloud. Ferb says, "That's no cloud. That's a space station," which is similar to what Obi-Wan says while approaching the Death Star in A New Hope, after when Han Solo thinks it's a moon. Phineas replies "I've got a good feeling about this," which is the opposite of what Luke Skywalker said.
    • When Mitch threatens Phineas, Ferb, Candance, Isabella and Meap, he says "Foolish children! Only now do you understand your grave situation.", it's very similar to Emperor Palpatine's "Young fool... only now, at the end, do you understand."
    • When Ferb is test-driving Meap's ship, Mitch says, "I have you now", the same line Darth Vader says at the end of A New Hope. The line is said in a similar delivery as Darth Vader's, and Mitch's ship is sent spinning off into the distance, which also happened to Darth Vader.
    • When Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella are in Meap's spaceship, they get caught in a tractor beam, alluding to the Millennium Falcon's getting caught in a tractor beam in A New Hope. Phineas shouts, "We're caught in a tractor beam!" which is what Han Solo says on board the Falcon.
    • When Phineas is testing the cute meter, Isabella remarks after believing that her cuteness has thrown off the meter's readings: "I'm endangering the mission, I shouldn't have come." which is Luke Skywalker's line from Return of the Jedi.
  • United States Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart - Phineas' reply to Isabella's query, "What does that mean anyway, cute?" is a variation of the often misquoted, "I can't define obscenity, but I know it when I see it."
    • The actual quote is, "I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description, and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that."
  • Star Trek: Voyager - The first tones of the opening music are the same as the ones of the theme of the science-fiction series.
  • Aliens - Ripley's famous line is spoofed in this episode.
  • Whose Line Is It Anyway? - When Monogram is talking while Carl performs hand gestures, which is a recurring sketch in the show called "Helping Hands".
  • Seinfeld - When Carl shakes his finger and Monogram says "He's a bad, bad man", it refers to Babu who performed the same gesture with a slightly modified line.
  • ET: The Extra Terrestrial - Candace flies in the sky on her bicycle with Meap in the basket, referencing the famous scene from ET.
  • The Wizard of Oz - When Candace first shows up on her bicycle, the music playing is very similar to the music that played when Miss Almira Gulch rides her bicycle in this film.
  • Sleepless in Seattle - The next episode of The Chronicles of Meap is entitled "Meapless in Seattle," a parody of the romantic comedy.
  • Transformers - "More than Meaps the Eye" is a play on of "More than Meets the Eye", the tagline to the media franchise and a motto often said by Optimus Prime. This is also the name of the first 3 episodes of the original Generation One Transformers cartoon.
  • Bendaroos - Candace and Stacy's toy Bango-Ru may be a play on the name Bendaroos.
  • Littlest Pet Shop - The Bango-Ru dolls bear a striking resemblance to the Littlest Pet Shop toys.
  • Back to the Future Part II - Ferb states that the modifications he made to Meap's spaceship weren't exactly street-legal, somewhat similar to how Doc Brown says (although not in extreme detail) that the modifications that he made to the Delorean in 2015 weren't street legal.
  • The Wuzzles - The Bango-Ru characters possessing characteristics from two different animals is similar to the concept used for The Wuzzles cartoon series.
  • Moonwalk - After Doofenshmirtz puts on the Socky-Shocky Suity and starts to charge static electricity, he does the moonwalk.
  • Donkey Kong Country - The part where Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella ride creatures such as caterpillars, and flying creatures resemble the Zingers and Rambi the Rhino Donkey Kong and Diddy can ride in the cool collection Mitch keeps.
  • The Red Balloon - In the short film of the Red Balloon a boy finds a balloon and becomes attached to it. It follows him around but one day he loses it. Near the end, the boy is carried off into the sky holding onto a bunch of balloons. This is similar to the story line of Doofenshmirtz with his balloon.
  • Keroro Gunsou - Meap's physical appearance is similar to that of the frog space aliens in Keroro Gunsou, also known as Sgt. Frog. In addition, Meap is named after the sound he makes, similar to how the character that makes the "Kero" noise is named Keroro. Also, this episode has a narrator that sounds similar to the narrator of Keroro Gunsou.
  • Armageddon - During "My Ride From Outer Space" the line "Slingshot around the sun" appears. This term has been used in the film when they would "slingshot" around the moon to use its gravitational force to help propel the ship to the asteroid.
    • This may also be a reference to Star Trek, both the original series and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, where gravitational slingshots around the sun (or another star) send spacecraft back or forward in time.

Trivia[]

  • Candace said "Meap" in "The Fast and the Phineas", "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World", and "Backyard Aquarium" which sounds like "Meap", a character in this episode.
  • The calendar in Mitch's ship has the same number of days and starts on the same day as the calendar Candace holds up in "Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together", even though they do not live on Earth.
  • This is the second time the boys make something not "street legal', the first time being the chariot race. ("Greece Lightning")
  • This is the first episode wherein the sub-plot causes no development (or counter-development) at all to the main plot, not even indirectly. (This excludes the episodes where the main plot causes development to the sub-plot.) In fact, the ending of this sub-plot isn't even seen, as Doofenshmirtz doesn't even 'Curse' Perry.
  • Second customized title card, with the first being for "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein".
  • Phineas accidentally hurts Ferb like in "One Good Scare Ought to Do It!".
  • This marks the first time Doofenshmirtz has mentioned backstories that haven't been shown.
  • Meap's rainbow power is similar to the one Isabella wanted for her character in "Out of Toon".
  • The second time Doofenshmirtz says "Not to put too fine a point on it..." since "Tip of the Day".
  • Candace says of Meap, "He found me," just as Ferb says of Nosey in "The Lake Nose Monster", "He found us."
  • This episode is featured on the A Very Perry Christmas Bonus Disc.
  • Lawrence is the only main character to not appear in this episode, although Buford, Baljeet, Vanessa, and Linda only made cameo appearances.
  • This is one of the rare times that Earth is seen in animated form. Most times, a live action earth planet is used when Earth is seen from space.
  • Buford and Baljeet are the fifth and sixth characters to be shown in underwear. The other characters being Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Phineas, Ferb, and Perry.
  • Phineas and Ferb mention Taco Night like in "Got Game?" and "Journey to the Center of Candace".
  • This episode, along with "Meapless in Seattle", were named #8 on WatchMojo.com's Top 10 Phineas and Ferb episodes.[2]
  • When Meap is first introduced, a theremin version of Isabella's "Whatcha doin'" theme music is heard.

Cast[]

Main article: Credits

References[]

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Season 1
"Rollercoaster" | "Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror" | "Flop Starz" | "The Fast and the Phineas"
"Lights, Candace, Action!" | "Raging Bully" | "Candace Loses Her Head" | "I, Brobot"
"Run Away Runway" | "The Magnificent Few" | "S'Winter" | "Jerk De Soleil" | "Are You My Mummy?"
"Ready for the Bettys" | "I Scream, You Scream" | "Toy to the World"
"Get That Bigfoot Outa My Face!" | "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World" | "Mom's Birthday"
"Journey to the Center of Candace" | "It's About Time!"
"Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together" | "Tree to Get Ready" | "The Ballad of Badbeard"
"Greece Lightning" | "Leave the Busting to Us!" | "Crack That Whip" | "The Best Lazy Day Ever"
"Boyfriend From 27,000 B.C." | "Voyage to the Bottom of Buford" | "A Hard Day's Knight"
"Traffic Cam Caper" | "Bowl-R-Ama Drama" | "Got Game?" | "Comet Kermillian"
"Put That Putter Away" | "Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?" | "The Flying Fishmonger"
"One Good Scare Ought to Do It!" | "The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein" | "Oil on Candace"
"Out of Toon" | "Hail Doofania!" | "Out to Launch" | "Phineas and Ferb Get Busted!"
"Unfair Science Fair" | "Unfair Science Fair Redux (Another Story)"
Season 2
"The Lake Nose Monster" | "Interview With a Platypus" | "Tip of the Day"
"Attack of the 50 Foot Sister" | "Backyard Aquarium" | "Day of the Living Gelatin"
"Elementary My Dear Stacy" | "Don't Even Blink" | "Chez Platypus" | "Perry Lays an Egg"
"Gaming the System" | "The Chronicles of Meap" | "Thaddeus and Thor" | "De Plane! De Plane!"
"Let's Take a Quiz" | "At the Car Wash" | "Oh, There You Are, Perry" | "Swiss Family Phineas"
"Hide and Seek" | "That Sinking Feeling" | "The Baljeatles" | "Vanessassary Roughness"
"No More Bunny Business" | "Spa Day" | "Phineas and Ferb's Quantum Boogaloo"
"Phineas and Ferb Musical Cliptastic Countdown" | "Bubble Boys" | "Isabella and the Temple of Sap"
"Cheer Up Candace" | "Fireside Girl Jamboree" |"The Bully Code" | "Finding Mary McGuffin" | "Picture This"
"Nerdy Dancin'" | "What Do It Do?" | "Atlantis" | "Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation!"
"Just Passing Through" | "Candace's Big Day" | "I Was a Middle Aged Robot" | "Suddenly Suzy"
"Undercover Carl" | "Hip Hip Parade" | "Invasion of the Ferb Snatchers" | "Ain't No Kiddie Ride"
"Not Phineas and Ferb" | "Phineas and Ferb-Busters!" | "The Lizard Whisperer" | "Robot Rodeo" | "The Beak"
"She's the Mayor" | "The Lemonade Stand" | "Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation" | "Nerds of a Feather"
"Wizard of Odd" | "We Call it Maze" | "Ladies and Gentlemen, Meet Max Modem!" | "The Secret of Success"
"The Doof Side of the Moon" | "Split Personality" | "Brain Drain" | "Rollercoaster: The Musical!"
"Make Play" | "Candace Gets Busted"
Season 3
"The Great Indoors" | "Canderemy" | "Run, Candace, Run" | "Last Train to Bustville"
"Phineas' Birthday Clip-O-Rama!" | "The Belly of the Beast" | "Moon Farm"
"Ask a Foolish Question" | "Misperceived Monotreme" | "Candace Disconnected"
"Magic Carpet Ride" | "Bad Hair Day" | "Meatloaf Surprise" | "Phineas and Ferb Interrupted"
"A Real Boy" | "Mommy Can You Hear Me?" | "Road Trip" | "Tour de Ferb" | "Skiddley Whiffers"
"My Fair Goalie" | "Bullseye!" | "That's the Spirit" | "The Curse of Candace"
"Escape from Phineas Tower" | "Lotsa Latkes" | "Ferb Latin"
"A Phineas and Ferb Family Christmas" | "Tri-Stone Area" | "Doof Dynasty" |"Excaliferb"
"Phineas and Ferb and the Temple of Juatchadoon" | "Monster from the Id" | "Gi-Ants"
"The Remains of the Platypus" | "Mom's in the House" | "Perry The Actorpus" | "Let's Bounce"
"Bully Bromance Breakup" | "Quietest Day Ever" | "The Doonkelberry Imperative‎‎"
"Meapless in Seattle" | "Delivery of Destiny" | "Buford Confidential" | "The Mom Attractor"
"Cranius Maximus" | "Agent Doof" | "Minor Monogram" | "What A Croc!" | "Sleepwalk Surprise"
"Sci-Fi Pie Fly" | "Sipping with the Enemy" | "Tri-State Treasure: Boot of Secrets" | "Doofapus"
"Norm Unleashed" | "Where's Perry?" | "Where's Perry? (Part Two)" |"Ferb TV"
"When Worlds Collide" | "What'd I Miss?" | "Road to Danville"
"This Is Your Backstory" | "Blackout!"
Season 4
"For Your Ice Only" | "Happy New Year!" | "Fly On the Wall" | "Bully Bust" | "My Sweet Ride"
"Der Kinderlumper" | "Sidetracked" | "Primal Perry" | "Mind Share" | "Backyard Hodge Podge"
"Bee Day" | "Bee Story" | "Great Balls Of Water" | "Where's Pinky?"
"Phineas and Ferb Musical Cliptastic Countdown Hosted by Kelly Osbourne"
"Knot My Problem" | "Just Desserts" | "La Candace-Cabra" | "Happy Birthday, Isabella"
"Love at First Byte" | "One Good Turn" | "Thanks But No Thanks" | "Troy Story"
"Druselsteinoween" | "Terrifying Tri-State Trilogy of Terror" | "Face Your Fear" | "Cheers for Fears"
"Steampunx" | "Just Our Luck" | "Return Policy" | "Live and Let Drive" | "Father's Day"
"Imperfect Storm" | "The Return of the Rogue Rabbit" | "It's No Picnic" | "The Klimpaloon Ultimatum"
"Operation Crumb Cake" | "Mandace" | "Lost in Danville" | "The Inator Method"
"Tales from the Resistance: Back to the 2nd Dimension" | "Doof 101" | "Act Your Age"
Season 5
"Summer Block Buster" | "Cloudy with a Chance of Mom" | "Appetite for Adventure" | "License to Bust"
"Dry Another Day" | "Deconstructing Doof" | "Tropey McTropeface" | "Biblio-Blast!" | "A Chip to the Vet"
"More Than an Intern" | "The Aurora Perry-Alis" | "Agent T (For Teen)" | "The Haberdasher"
"The Candace Suit" | "Out of Character" | "Meap Me in St. Louis"
Specials
"Phineas and Ferb: Summer Belongs to You!" | "Phineas and Ferb Save Summer"
"Night of the Living Pharmacists" | "Last Day of Summer" | "O.W.C.A. Files"
Films
Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension
Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe
Crossovers
"Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel" | "Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars" | "The Phineas and Ferb Effect"
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