Breaking the Fourth Wall/2000s Animated shows

List of animated shows of the 2000s that feature fourth wall breaking.
The other sub-page for the succeeding decades can be found here:
==The Weekenders==
*In each episode, Tino interacts with the viewers.
*"The Most Dangerous Weekend" - When Tino tries to explain what happened, his mother then explains to the audience that he went skating without wrist-guard, he fell, and hurt himself.
*"Careers" - Tino's career aptitude test suggests that he go into voiceover work.
==House of Mouse==
*In each episode, Mickey welcomes and signs off to the viewers (aside from the Disney guest characters) and Mike the Microphone announces the club's acts and fictional sponsors to them.
*"Pluto Saves the Day" - When a captive Pete (disguised as Snow White) unintentionally advises Pluto to save the band, Pete says, directly to the audience, "I've gotta stop giving that dog ideas".
*"Salute to Sports" - At the end of the episode, Goofy finally attempts to sing "", but only sings the first lines as the camera's iris closes in on him. Goofy notices the iris-out effect and exclaims, "Hey!".
==The Proud Family==
*"Makeover" - As Penny and her friends start giving Olei a makeover, she states, "I love this," directly toward the audience. Later, after Zoey makes a deal with Nubia, Penny says, "Sounds good to me," directly to the viewers.
*"The Legend of Johnny Lovely" - The characters break the fourth wall during the outtakes.
==Stanley==
*In almost every episode, Dennis either encourages the audience to do something fun or asks them questions corresponding to the given topic.
*Also, in almost every episode, Harry and Elsie sing "The Great Big Book of Everything" directly to the audience.
==Teacher's Pet==
*Some episodes involve Spot breaking the fourth wall by quoting a saying or moral.
*"Double Dog Dare" - At the end of the episode, Pretty Boy dumps the garbage from the trash can into Mr. Jolly's litter box, causing it to explode. He then looks at the viewers and asks, "What are you staring at?" before pulling down the black screen to end the show.
==Kim Possible==
*"The Ron Factor" - During the episode's intro sequence, Kim lifts up the screen and asks, "No, no, seriously; you need Ron?"
*"Rappin' Drakken" - At one point during the song "Naked Mole Rap", when Ron is goofing off while dancing, Rufus looks confusedly at the audience while pointing his clawed finger in Ron's direction.
*"Grande Size Me" - At the end of the episode, Ron starts educating the viewers with a speech metaphorically describing the dangers of unhealthy eating. As Ron talks and the credits roll, other characters wander into the scene, look at him strangely, and then start looking around, wondering who he is talking to.
*Although not in the show itself, outtake segments occasionally aired as ads during the second and third season of Kim Possible, which feature characters breaking the fourth wall, depicting "mistakes" that were made in the "filming" of the series. The scenes themselves were taken from various episodes, although with the actors recording new dialogue specifically for the context of the ads. Such examples include:
**Jackal's voice was not modified during filming a fight scene with Kim, causing Jackal to notice and become annoyed by his inappropriately high-pitched voice. Another take had him forgetting his retort to Kim after the voice issue was presumably fixed.
**Kim is drinking orange juice, and her father warns her about Dr. Drakken, causing Kim to spit out her juice and say, "I think I swallowed a bug." Her father asks, "We're supposed to have bugs in our cups?" When Kim gags and begs her father for some water, he denies there being any bugs and inquires, "Does this mean they're not happy with my work?" Meanwhile, Kim continues gagging.
**Drakken messes up his retort to Kim by saying, "You will be one sorry patootie." Shego then intervenes and argues with Drakken over his "improvised" speaking line. A bored-looking Kim soon interrupts them by saying, "Hello? We got a scene to shoot here," but they ignore her and continue their squabble.
**Kim and Ron are at Bueno Nacho, and Ron ignores both her and Ned's warnings about how the taco he was eating was actually a prop, with the latter also warning him that eating the props will cause Ron to hallucinate monkeys. It then concludes where Ron presumably ate enough prop tacos to start hallucinating an army of Monkey Ninjas within Bueno Nacho.
**Kim and Ron are watching a show, and Ron comments about the writers teasing that the two best friends will get together. Kim then says, "Like that's ever gonna happen; it would end the series," as a way to showcase the fans of how Kim felt with her and Ron dating, as Kim and Ron would then end up together in Season 4.
==Lilo & Stitch: The Series==
*At the end of the show's theme song, Lilo and Stitch peek over the surfboard with the title screen, and Stitch takes a bite out of the surfboard before saying, "Bye!" as he and Lilo look directly at the audience.
*"Angel" - After Angel turns the evil experiments back to good and Stitch orders his cousins to get Gantu, Reuben says, "Uh-oh, plot twist!"
*"Slick" - While trying to come up with a fundraising idea, Lilo mentions that she didn't get to the part where they all star in the original movie.
*"Retro" - At the end of the episode, Lilo mentions that the wildlife preserve reminds her of a movie she once saw, which is referenced by a living T. rex that Retro resurrected by unknown means and the rippling puddle before it appears, a nod to .
*"Morpholomew" - Before Gantu can transport Jake (in his dragon form) to Hämsterviel, Jake says: "Whoa, back that up! Asteroids? Spaceships? The Am Drag show is about saving magical creatures; it's not sci-fi!"
==JoJo's Circus==
*JoJo Tickle is the only character in the show who interacts with the audience. For instance, at the beginning of each episode, she asks the viewers if they can spot where her pet lion Goliath is hiding. At the end of each episode, she informs the audience what she has learned from the events that took place. Additionally, every single time JoJo asks a question, a dinging sound is heard.
==Dave the Barbarian==
*"Lula's First Barbarian" - At the end of the episode, Dave and Lula remind the viewers to always brush and floss their teeth.
*"Band" - During the song "Pancake Party", both Dave and Fang comment about the song itself before singing their respective parts.
*"Sweep Dreams" - At the very end of the episode, Dave notices the camera is dirty, so he uses a sponge to wipe the screen.
==Brandy & Mr. Whiskers==
*"Lack of Brains vs. Brawns" - When Mr. Whiskers tries to stand up to Lester the gorilla, the latter briefly looks directly at the audience.
*"Happy Birthdays" - After no one wants to come to Brandy's birthday party, due to everyone thinking she's mean, she laments how they don't know how nice she is. A cutaway then shows her in an interview explaining the subject about "being mean" with her telling the viewers that while she plays a mean character, she doesn't condone such behavior; however, it was cut short when Brandy lashed out at the cameraman and criticized the closeup while referring to him as a "dump-growing marsupial", before the footage ends.
*"Lame Boy" - After Mr. Whiskers leaves his portable video game, he comments, "I learned that there is more to life than staring at a flickering video screen." Brandy then replies, "But that lesson doesn't apply to television, does it, Mr. Whiskers?" Afterwards, both of them look at the viewers, with Whiskers remarking, "Oh no, Brandy, one can never watch enough television." Both then laugh nervously before a hand with a remote control turns them off.
*"A Bunny On My Back" - When Mr. Whiskers gets a bad feeling about Arturo, he calls it his sixth sense twice, where a cutaway shows the viewers six pennies, prompting Whiskers to correct them with "sense", not "cents".
*"The Monkey's Paw" - When Brandy admits that she made a bad wish, and Mr. Whiskers claims that it was a good wish, Brandy comments: "Are you kidding?! That paw's making monkeys out of us!" After that, she turns toward the camera and remarks, "Sorry, someone had to say it."
*"One of a Kind" - When Tiffany introduces herself to Mr. Whiskers and tells him she has to get home, Whiskers looks directly at the audience and remarks, "Well, that sounds familiar, doesn't it?"
*"Payback" - When Brandy comments, "Lola, I must have seen that same thing happen in, like, a dozen TV shows, and it never worked once!", Lola replies, "But, Brandy, this isn't a TV show, it's real life!" After that, Brandy looks at the audience and remarks, "I haven't got the heart to tell her."
*"Mini Whiskers" - After Poncho rescues Brandy and Mr. Whiskers, he mentions something about always helping your friends. When asked if Whiskers taught him that, he refers to the script and remarks: "Hey, look at that! I did! It says so here on page 14."
*"Freaky Tuesday" - During one of their arguments, Brandy comments, "We are so like water and oil." Mr. Whiskers then replies, "I know, I heard the theme song too.
*"Loathe Triangle" - When Mr. Whiskers is talking to Margo, the latter is looking directly at the audience before she tells Whiskers to annoy someone else. Later, after Brandy and Whiskers finish the episode, Brandy brings up a few things to clear up to the viewers, such as the 22nd President being and that there's no such thing as a 40 gazillion dollar bill. Brandy then asks Whiskers if he has anything to add, to which he says that dogs and rabbits really can't talk, resulting in the both of them transforming into a real dog and rabbit, respectively.
*"What Price Dignity?! (Cheap!)" - Mr. Whiskers, in one scene, prepares to do something really crude, causing the scene to pause and a viewer discretion announcer to censor the highly vulgar scene with some brief footage of two happy clowns.
==W.I.T.C.H==
*"It Begins" - When Hay Lin is trying out her flying skills for the first time, she accidentally runs into the camera with her face at one point.
==American Dragon: Jake Long==
At the very end of certain Season 2 episodes, Jake Long (or another character) educates the audience on some specific topic while reading from one of the magical journals.
*"Hairy Christmas" - Fu Dog updates the viewers on the Christmas special prior to the opening of the episode's first half; he then resumes doing so with a song on the banjo as the second half begins. At the very end, he is seen drinking eggnog from a dog bowl and concludes his story to the audience, before vomiting the eggnog back up, then states, "Merry Christmas, kids!" while waving goodbye.
==Little Einsteins==
*Leo, Annie, Quincy, and June interact with the audience throughout each episode, asking to help them out on their missions.
*"The Birthday Machine" - At one point, Rocket washes the inside of the camera screen.
==Mickey Mouse Clubhouse==
*Mickey Mouse and his friends are the only ones who interact with the audience in all episodes.
==The Emperor's New School==
*In almost every episode, Kuzco pauses the show to talk to the audience about what might happen.
*Also, in almost every episode, Kuzco interrupts with "Kuzco's Doodles", where he doodles pictures to show the audience his thoughts.
*In almost every episode, Kuzco welcomes the viewers to his show, cueing the theme song to play.
*"Cornivale" - Right before the first commercial break, after the rickshaw breaks, Kuzco screams out a loud "NOOOOOOOOO!" When the episode comes back from the commercial break, Cabby remarks, "Wow, you screamed through the whole break!"
==Phineas and Ferb==
===Opening credits & other media===
*The theme song ends with Candace pointing out, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are making a title sequence!"
**In a similar matter, Candace points out, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are having a marathon with Zack and Cody!" during an ad for the "If it's not one thing, it's your brother" marathon. She also announces, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are changing the name of a month!" during "Phineas and Ferb-uary".
**In the same manner, Candace points out, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are making a Christmas special!" at the end of the title sequence unique to "Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation!". This was repeated in the episode opening of "For Your Ice Only" and "Happy New Year!", where she announces that they are making another winter-themed opening.
**Also, in the same manner, Candace announces, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are making a Halloween special!" after the title sequence for "That's the Spirit" as well as "Druselsteinoween", "Terrifying Tri-State Trilogy of Terror", and "Face Your Fear".
**In the title sequence of Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel, Spider-Man parodies Candace's line as, "Aunt May, Phineas and Ferb are making a crossover!"
**In an ad where Phineas narrates about the dangers of the Internet universe, in the same manner, Candace points out, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are making a public service announcement!"
*On Disney Channel's old website for the show, Candace can be heard saying, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are building a website!" upon accessing the page.
*At the end of the Take Two with Phineas and Ferb theme song, Candace points out, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are making a talk show!"
*On the Across the 2nd Dimension DVD, one of the Easter eggs has Candace announcing, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are making a DVD!"
*In an ad for Disney's Phineas and Ferb: The Best LIVE Tour Ever!, Candace points out, "Mom, Phineas and Ferb are making a live stage show!"
*In the original pitches title song, Phineas says, "Don't try this at home," after the line, "Giving a monkey a shower." Also, after the line, "Driving our sister insane," Phineas says, "It's a short drive."
*In "Where's My Perry?", Carl sometimes says before a level, "Sir, do you want me to introduce this level?", so he must know they are in a video game.
===Season 1===
*"The Magnificent Few" - At the beginning of the episode, when Linda thinks the boys riding the horses is cute, Phineas turns to the audience and says, "She means well."
*"One Good Scare Ought to Do It!":
**At one point, Dr. Doofenshmirtz clears his throat to prompt the running of a dramatic musical string that has failed to run on cue.
**During the song "Candace (Who's That Girl)", when the singer sings a particularly long line, Candace looks at the camera annoyed.
*"Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together" - Phineas wonders where the backgrounds are coming from in the song "History of Rock".
*"It's About Time!" - During the talk show, Doof promises to hurt Perry "the right way, with cartoonish physical violence."
*"Voyage to the Bottom of Buford" - Ferb mentions that their projects would usually be finished after a montage.
*"Got Game?" - Perry looks directly at the camera after noticing that the elevator is broken.
*"The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein" - In the beginning, Phineas and Ferb are in front of a curtain warning the audience that they may be emotionally scarred by the coming episode. Later, Candace asks Reginald to tell his story of their ancestors in color. Phineas suggests muted color instead.
*"Out of Toon" - While dancing under the effect of the Dance-Inator, Doof speaks to the audience, telling them that the platypus is leading.
*"Flop Starz" - When Perry is invited in by Doof, he waggles his eyebrows at the audience in a manner similar to that of .
===Season 2===
*"The Chronicles of Meap" - When Doof shows Perry the invention, he says, "Behold... beholding, beholding, beholding, and scene!"
**In the credits of that same episode, after Meap puts on his hat, he looks at the camera.
*"Oh, There You Are, Perry" - Doof asks where the lightning effect is coming from.
*"At the Car Wash" - Isabella and Gretchen wipe the camera screen during "Phintastic Ferbulous Car Wash".
*"Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation!" - Phineas references the use of storm clouds to show negative impact before looking at the camera.
*"Candace's Big Day" - Candace tells someone in the show's audience to hang up.
*"Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation" - When Doof is showing his De-Evolutionator, he says, "Can you all see in the back row?" to the audience.
*"Phineas and Ferb Summer Belongs to You!" - An advertisement appears saying, "You're watching television!" Phineas says that it is interrupting a visual gag.
**Later in the same episode, Phineas says to the audience, "No matter where we go, Ferb knows everyone."
*"Wizard of Odd" - Following the Evil Jingle segment that says "Doofenshmirtz Wicked Witch Castle!", Doof remarks, "It's not Witch! It's Warlock! Argh!"
**Also, at the end of the story, Phineas says, "Have fun, everybody!" to the audience.
**Additionally, at the end of the credits, a bear is seen using the tree as a bathroom. He then turns to the camera and simply says, "Yes, yes, I do." This is a nod to the famous rhetorical question: "Does a bear poop in the woods?"
*"The Doof Side of the Moon" - One of the floors in Phineas and Ferb's building is called the "studio audience floor".
*"The Secret of Success" - After seeing an ad for an all-terrain vehicle, Ferb counts, "Two, three, four...", and Phineas says that they know what they're going to do today; then after counting "Five, six, seven...", Phineas asks the viewers where Perry is.
*"Make Play" - Carl replies to Major Monogram that Phineas and Ferb is a cartoon, and Major Monogram reminds Carl (in a meta-instance) to not break the fourth wall.
*"Rollercoaster: The Musical!" - Phineas breaks the fourth wall by saying he and Ferb should build a rollercoaster as a musical, and acknowledges that people are breaking into spontaneous song and dance with no discernible music source.
**Phineas also states to Isabella that Ferb had two lines earlier on, to which she responds, "Wow, chatty!"
**Buford calls the boys with the flyers "extras."
**Also, Doof acknowledges the cut to black at the end of the first act.
**Major Monogram also breaks the fourth wall by saying, "Aw, come on!" when the end logos pop up cutting off his chance to sing.
*"Phineas and Ferb Musical Cliptastic Countdown" - Major Monogram breaks the fourth wall by calling Cindy an animated member of the studio audience.
*"Attack of the 50 Foot Sister" - Doof complains about the festival being so loud that he can't hear his own evil jingle.
*"Backyard Aquarium" - Perry looks at the camera angrily after a briefing from Monogram, which he said to be careful about the paper.
*"The Lizard Whisperer" - In his oath, Ferb alludes to the fact that episodes are usually eleven minutes long.
===Season 3===
*"Canderemy" - Baljeet breaks the fourth wall twice:
**First, when he mentions how they made the giant robotic dog in the title sequence, with Buford mentioning that he'd prefer to give a monkey a shower, which was also in the title sequence.
**Second, when he also asks how everyone is running in slow motion, and he's not.
*"Run, Candace, Run" - Candace mentions that Phineas has a catchphrase to say.
*"Moon Farm" - Baljeet argues with the male singer during the song.
*"A Real Boy" - After Doof exclaims to Perry that they're not in a sitcom, they stare directly at the camera nervously, supposedly realizing that his statement is false.
*"My Fair Goalie" - Phineas says, "We'll be right back," before a commercial break, and fixes the time of day his flashback is being shown. He also comments on the time of day in the flashback.
*There were numerous references of "Phineas' Birthday Clip-O-Rama!" being a clip show in the episode, mainly by Phineas and Doof.
*"Ferb Latin" - Ferb looks at the camera while saying, "Our dad sells antiques."
*"Doof Dynasty" - Ferb states that Perry is having a "ripple dissolve," and that he must be having a flashback. Phineas then comments on how he can't see the flashback.
*"The Remains of the Platypus" - Doof, after saying that he's an evil genius, looks at the camera and tells us, "For real this time!" The same line was used in a Disney Channel on-air promo for "Where's Perry?".
**In the same episode, Buford says, "And...scene" to end the story.
*"Mom's in the House" - When Candace asks what the Perry-Tronic does, Phineas says that the theme song would explain everything.
**Later in that episode, Candace points out she now has to "But-but-but..."
*Perry the Actorpus" - When the pictures of Perry in a hat start showing, the Totally Tools Executive asks to rewind when he sees the picture with Perry in a fedora pass.
*"Meapless in Seattle" - After the break, as Meap and Doof are falling to their doom, Meap says that they were falling for a long time, and Doof replies: "Oh, sure, a joke about the commercial break. That's how I want to spend my last few seconds!"
**Also, in the same episode, one of the scenes that was supposed to be included was Suzy Johnson fighting Meap in the Bango-Ru convention. This scene also appeared in the fake trailer for "Meap Me in St. Louis" during the credits, where Doof said: "Hey, wait a minute. Wasn't that Suzy stuff supposed to be in this one?"
*"Cranius Maximus":
**Isabella talks to the camera when referring to Baljeet as "hardcore".
**Doofenshmirtz notes on the Key to the City's cartoonish proportions, rendering it useless for what he was planning to do with it.
*"Agent Doof" - When everybody around Candace transforms into babies at the end of the episode, Candace replies, "This had better wear off before the next episode."
*"Sleepwalk Surprise" - Candace speaks to herself through inner thoughts.
**Also in this episode, Doof goes to sleep, and just as he nods off, he says that a "ripple dissolve [is] imminent."
*"Tri-State Treasure: Boot of Secrets" - Candace says, "Heavenly light, angelic chorus!"
*"Norm Unleashed" - Phineas and Ferb make nanobots saying, "Hello!" and mention the opening titles.
*"What'd I Miss?":
**Shortly after Phineas starts telling the story, he says, "It was at that point that I decided to stop narrating."
**Shortly before the musical number, Buford says, "Well, we finally got to the musical part of the story."
===Season 4===
*"Bully Bust" - Buford tells us there's that there is a song about the Van Stomms failing as he falls toward Earth.
**Doof tells the audience in the same episode that everything was okay after the top of his building fell in the desert, before the dental hygiene-themed ride crashes atop it.
**Doof also says that the summer has been going on for like four years in the same episode.
*"My Sweet Ride" - While Doof walks off-screen and checks what's the meaning of "red dust or rust," Perry looks at the camera.
*"Sidetracked" - When first climbing the train roof, Doof says to the audience, "You knew we'd end up here eventually, right?"
**In the same episode, Monogram directly addresses the viewers during the credits scene.
*"Primal Perry" - As Doof and a hatless Perry (referred to as "Steven") head over a waterfall at Danville Botanical Gardens, Doof realizes that there is a commercial break coming, openly wondering why it's called a cliffhanger, not a cliff-faller, and waiting for it to fade to black.
*"Der Kinderlumper":
**When Candace throws Irving's horn aside, Irving talks to the audience saying, "I see. Not a music lover."
**Doofenshmirtz tells Perry "Never stand on a big, cartoony X."
*"Mind Share" - Candace says that it's been a long summer.
**In the same episode, during the Shawshank parody, both Buford and Baljeet have a conversation with Red's narration.
*"Backyard Hodge Podge" - Parry Gripp is introduced by Phineas.
*"Bee Day" - Phineas tells us his big idea after a wipe.
*"Bee Story" - Esmeralda Poofenplotz begins her backstory with her saying, "Now pay attention as the camera slowly moves closer and we cross-dissolve to my thoughts."
**In the same episode, Gretchen warns Isabella not to do the flashback. Later, she interrupts her own flash-forward by wondering where Pinky is.
*"Where's Pinky?" - During the tour, Don states that Danville is known for its "spontaneous musical numbers", right before breaking into one himself. Dioramas of "Ain't Got Rhythm" and Impress My Professor" are behind him as he says this.
*"Phineas and Ferb Musical Cliptastic Countdown Hosted by Kelly Osbourne" - Major Monogram wonders whether Kelly Osbourne is a little too "three-dimensional" to host an animated show.
*"Happy Birthday, Isabella" - Perry looks annoyed at the camera while Doof rolls around in his glass dome.
*"Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel" - Doof complains about Perry just kicking him once and then destroying his inator, and says, "I thought this was going to be a special extended episode."
*"Troy Story" - In the end credits, Stacy talks to the screen about Candace's book.
*"Terrifying Tri-State Trilogy of Terror" - Mr. Macabre talks directly to the viewer.
**During the end credits of the same episode, when Rusty Bridges trips on the front step and falls on his face, he encourages the viewer to read the credits while he's down, and mentions the production logo coming up.
*"Just Our Luck" - A musician (Danny Jacob) after the opening chord tells us, "Dude, somebody's gotta play it, right?", and then says after playing a dramatic organ chord on a keyboard, "Dude, I call 'em like I see 'em."
*"Phineas and Ferb Save Summer" - Buford believes it to be a special episode since Phineas is yelling at Candace again.
*"The Return of the Rogue Rabbit" - Doof and Stacy both talk directly to the audience.
**In this same episode, when someone says, "It looks like she is trying to tell us something important in her own silent and enigmatic way," Doof turns around to face the screen.
*"The Klimpaloon Ultimatum" - When Mittington Random is revealed to be the villain, not Slamm, he points out the plot twist.
**In the same episode at the same instance, Buford says that he thought the shadowy figure was Slamm, not Mittington Random.
*"Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars" - The episode begins with "outtakes" of Dan and Swampy recording Jim Cummings' narration.
**In the same episode, Darthenshmirtz breaks the fourth wall twice. Once after his musical number telling his backup dancers that if all goes well, there will be a victory number in act IV, and once at the end, when he escapes, he claims that he was able to live long enough to fight in the sequel. (Of course, whether or not there will be a sequel is yet to be determined.)
*"The Inator Method" - Buford mentions that he cannot pronounce "Uranus" the way most people want to pronounce it (ur-AY-nuhs) on "this channel."
*"Fly on the Wall" - Doof tells Perry, "The summer has gone so long, it feels like four years." This points out the series takes place in one summer vacation, and it had gone on for four seasons.
=== Season 5 ===
* TBA
=== Season 6 ===
* TBA
===Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension===
*In the song "Everything's Better with Perry", Phineas and Ferb break the fourth wall by staring at the camera.
*In the song "Brand New Best Friend", Doof and his second dimension counterpart mention Lorenzo Lamas playing Meap in "The Chronicles of Meap".
*In "Summer (Where Do We Begin?)", Phineas stares directly at the audience.
*At the beginning of the cut song "Mysterious Force", Candace sings directly to the audience.
*One line of "Brand New Reality" goes "Hopping clockwise through dimensions is a dangerous thing, but it seems to help a lot if we sing".
*Phineas "cuts corners" by saying, "Bla-bla-bla, two-car garage, etc., etc.," in the scene where the movie started. Ferb does this also by saying, "Whoa, deja-vuish."
==Special Agent Oso==
*In every episode, Oso talks directly to the audience asking them to help out on his special assignments.
==Imagination Movers==
*In every episode, the Movers talk directly to the audience about their idea emergencies they need to solve.
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