REVIEW: PHINEAS AND FERB “WHAT A CROC”

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When the boys learn that animal celebrity Crikey the Crocodile has gone missing, they set out to scour the sewers in the hope of finding him and returning him to his home at the Danville Nature Preserve.
Absent: Major Monogram

Spoilers Below

Wait a minute! Did anyone else know that Ray Liotta was going to be in this week’s episode!! He replaces Major and gets to tell Perry that Dr. Doof is doing an aweful amount of research on chickens and Sir. Patypus needs to check it out. Turns out the great Dr. is building a chicken replacinator, a machine so powerful its able to zap ANYTHING into a live chicken…funny right? You name it, cars, jet skis, even dogs are all able to be transformed into chickens because of this machine. Eventually, the machine becomes no match for Perry and his crafty rubber chicken.

Meanwhile, Phineas, Ferb, and the rest of the gang set off to find Crikey the crocodile. Eventually, their search leads them into the underground sewers where they eventually find the monstrous creature and send him back into the nature reserve. Who would have thought that Candace would be the one to save the day?!?

Again…RAY LIOTTA WAS IN PHINEAS AND FERB!!! He seriously is one of my favorite actors and he does a great job replacing Maor Monogram. Granted, I doubt many kids tailored to this show’s age group even know who Ray Liotta is…but now is a great time for them to learn! Seriously, Netflix the following movies that are awesome that feature Ray Liotta, Goodfellas, NARC, Hannibal, and Smokin’ Aces. All great films, all with Ray Liotta in them. The fact Ray Liotta was in this episode made me forget how mediocre the b-plot was but I thought the A-plot with Doof and Perry was really good! The chicken replacinator was a riot and there are many episodes when Doof just carries the whole thing. RAY LIOTTA!!

(8.0 out of 10)

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