Season 4 episode 9 – Bee Story
Isabella and the Fireside Girls attempt to get their Bee Keeping patch by turning themselves into bees, and Poofenplotz tries to become Queen of the World by stealing and consuming massive amounts of royal jelly.
Summer is all about adventure for stepbrothers Phineas and Ferb, who live in the fictional town of Danville, in this animated Disney Channel comedy series. They’re all about having fun, taking it from building roller coasters all the way to building tree houses, which eventually will morph into a giant robot. While their older sister Candace, tries to catch them, things don’t always seem to go her way when their mom comes home and Phineas & Ferb are just sitting under a tree with no evidence to support her. Their pet Perry the Platypus, is acting as a secret agent who is out to stop an evil scientist. The season 3 is still aring and it contains: Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension.
Isabella and the Fireside Girls attempt to get their Bee Keeping patch by turning themselves into bees, and Poofenplotz tries to become Queen of the World by stealing and consuming massive amounts of royal jelly.
After Mom reminisces about old times, the boys make a giant inflatable wading pool. Meanwhile, Candace reveals her “Emo” side, and Doofenshmirtz attempts to become ruler of all bees.
The boys create a new invention using recycled parts from past projects. When Candace attempts to bust them, Mom is too exhausted from baking pies all night and can’t figure out what Candace is trying to show her.
Phineas and Ferb switch bodies with alien tourists for a free intergalactic vacation. Meanwhile, Doofenshmirtz tries to impress a girl by square dancing.
Agent P teams up with a former partner, a human agent named Lyla, to stop a hijacked train running along the US/Canadian border. In a past mission, they had a falling out, so Agent P must decide whether or not he can trust Lyla and her unique sense of logic to get them through the mission, defeat Doofenshmirtz and save the train’s passengers and Canada’s national treasure – a moose named Albert.