Restart the clock on the 104 days of summer vacation: 'Phineas and Ferb' is returning to Disney
, created by Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh, officially premiered on Disney Channel in 2008 and became the highest-rated series among kids 6-11 and 9-14 in Disney Television Animation History. It ran for four seasons and spawned two movies, 2011’s. The series streams on Disney+ and has become a Gen Z touchstone.
“It has been the greatest pleasure of my career to see how an entire generation of kids and parents have embraced the characters and the humor of,” said Povenmire, who also voices Dr. Heinz Doofenschmirtz on the series. “I’m eagerly looking forward to diving back into the show for them and for a whole new generation.”
Added Meredith Roberts, executive vp animation at Disney Branded TV, “Dan is a true mastermind, and his brilliant brand of storytelling has always been infused with a kind-spirited and optimistic sense of humor which continues to strike a perfect chord with audiences the world over.
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