Irving's introductory episode is as good as you can get - this is a premise that is old as time, but just like the rest of Phineas and Ferb, it uses it in new and creative ways. Instead of repeating elements from more popular films about shrinking, it takes a "laisse fare" approach to the whole thing. It's oddly comforting and relaxing of an episode while also being ridiculously funny at the same time.
Plus, the show knows how to pull the stops in the animation department when it really wants to. This show can look downright gorgeous at points and this episode is one of the best looking yet with it's environments.
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Irving's introductory episode is as good as you can get - this is a premise that is old as time, but just like the rest of Phineas and Ferb, it uses it in new and creative ways. Instead of repeating elements from more popular films about shrinking, it takes a "laisse fare" approach to the whole thing. It's oddly comforting and relaxing of an episode while also being ridiculously funny at the same time.
Plus, the show knows how to pull the stops in the animation department when it really wants to. This show can look downright gorgeous at points and this episode is one of the best looking yet with it's environments.