If I had a nickel for every time Phineas and Ferb came back, I would have ten cents. Which is not a lot, but weird that it's happened twice.

[Fero McPigletron]

Didn't know Batman was allowed martial arts. Anyhow, I thought Disney would be stricter about violence, for a kids shows vs a superhero show. (Granted Agent P vs Doof is a spy show B plot story and action fights are expected.)

But Disney did allow a lot of freaky horror and violence in Gravity Falls, Star Vs, Amphibia, Owl House. I still remember them actually showing Dipper's axe swing connecting to Wendy's stomach.

 

[The Predaking]

Finally watched all the ten episodes streaming on Disney+. I really like the Meep episode.

 

[Echowarrior]

Didn't know Batman was allowed martial arts.

Here's a video discussing exactly what was censored with BTAS, the reasoning behind why that censorship was made, some of the ways they got around it or bent the rules...and an argument for how it made the show better.

 

[Fero McPigletron]

Sorry in advance but I just saw this and had to share.

 

[ZakuConvoy]

Well, great. Now, she has to ghost-bust her brothers.

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

I'm sure that makes sense somehow.

Okay is this just a glitch with my Disney Plus? I'm still watching through the new season, not having time is a sad reality, but I'm on like episode 5 and the intro doesn't even say "There's another 104" It just starts with the old "There's a 104"

So they couldn't even bother to keep the "New" intro going? Really? Was it just the first episode only?

Okay, watched the seventh episode earlier, and that one changed back.

 

[Videomaster21XX]

It's so weird they did that. Like why?

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

No idea.

Guess you just can't beat the classic. Especially if that's the only thing you really changed about it.

Or maybe they just felt the moment had passed. Like, we get it, it's a new summer, moving on...

 

[Pocket]

Forgetting to attach the correct season's opening to all the episodes feels like something that's happened before with TV shows, but I can't put my finger on it. Not counting cases like Garfield and Friends where they intentionally used the most iconic one for all seasons in syndication, or Rocky and Bullwinkle where they bodged together a brand new one specifically for syndication.