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Phineas and Ferb Season 3 Episode 29

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AIRED: 1/13/12

Set in the Stone Age in 27,000 B.C., Phinebunk and Gerb are caveboys who decide to invent something new, fun, and useful… the wheel! Meanwhile, Doofengung attempts to make his digs more upscale by using the precursor to the Inator device... a plain old stick.

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Just a little unoriginal, that's all.

6.0

By GlorianaFan18, Jan 21, 2013

Though it isn't worth watching many times, this one at least tried.

Basically, the whole episode is a rip-off of Spongebob still though, how it is introduced is quite nice, and well, that's it for me. However, this episode doesn't come without its faults. The song at the end was played TWICE IN A ROW, and it was quite annoying for me, and the plot is a little too predictable. But any who, I seem to be in the middle with this one.moreless
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Liked it!

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By beester, May 06, 2012

The song alone is worth the price of admission....
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Pure, unadulterated silliness, and I loved every minute.

10

By Astrophil33, Apr 18, 2012

Clearly this episode wasn't every viewer's cup of tea; reviews here seem to be all love or all hate, and I do get why some people just wouldn't be into it. But for me? It was pure gold. Such pure, wonderful silliness, I love that over the course of the episode, you can't help but pick up a bit of 'cave man' vocab. I love how they play off not only all the cave man cliches, but also the whole pile of their own running gags, each one twisted just enough. The prehistoric version of Gitchi Gitchi Goo is just fantastic. And the cameos by Dan and Swampy (photo animation, 'cause live action wasn't in the budget!), debating whether or not the whole thing was a bad idea, even showing off a few dance moves... That absolutely made the episode.moreless
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Sorry fans but I actually enjoyed this episode.

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By mnman, Apr 06, 2012

Ok Phineas and Ferb are in Preatoric times and they invent the wheel and I don't know what Dr. Doofensmirtz does in the subplot. Well Sorry fans but I found this episode really funny and enjoying. I thought it was cool that they were all cavemen. I thought it was funny that we couldn't understand. I was laughing a lot in this episode. Now I don't normally like cavemen episode but this one was really funny. Now I loved the song at the end Gitchy Gitchy Gitch Goo in cavemen version. I also liked the stampede of mammoths towards the end I believe that' what it was. Well this episode was perfect but Doof Dynasty was better and the Temple of Juachunde was way better believe or not. Overall a fun episode that got a lot of laughs 10/10.moreless
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What the (bleep) were the writers thinking?

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By tigerdude22, Jan 15, 2012

The Tri-State Area is changed into the prehistoric Tri-Stone Area, and all the characters become cavemen and cavewomen. Man, this show is getting worse and worse and it definitely needs to end soon. The theme song said that there are 104 days of summer and it's already passed 104 episodes of "Phineas and Ferb" so they should've gone back to school by now. Anyways, the writers are REALLY running out of ideas and they are so desperate that they come up with an awful and boring prehistoric idea. Also, we can't understand a frickin' word that anyone was saying throughout this episode because it is cave-talk. Hello writers, not to sound rude but you could've at least put in subtitles (a.k.a. words in the bottom of the screen to translate) so the audience can actually know what they are saying. Okay then again, it doesn't matter because we know that prehistoric Candace will say "Oh Jeremy" or "Mom, Mom, Mom" but in caveman talk. Also, why would the writers put in the Gitchy Gitchy Goo song in caveman version. Like wow writers, you could've gone one episode without a song and you had to re-use that repetitive and awful song. All of the humor (oh, that's right there was no humor) were awful and just boring. This whole entire episode was just a filler. Come on writers, you make an episode where Phineas and the others make fart sounds in Ferb-Latin, an awful Christmas episode, an episode where potatoes invade Danville, and now an awful prehistoric episode. I don't even want to think about how tomorrow's new episode will turn out but I better be surprised because it's probably been 3 or 4 months since I've actually seen a good episode of "Phineas and Ferb". Writers, just either come up with better ideas or end this show because it's painful for me to even watch an episode this awful. My score would've been a 0.5 but the photo animation scenes with Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh were a little funny but they really don't save the mess of an episode by a lot. Overall, an awful Prehistoric episode of "Phineas and Ferb"... I'm gonna guess tomorrow's new episode will be awful as well but it will be a surprise if it does turn out to be good, I won't get my hopes up though. 1/10moreless
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Vincent Martella	Phinabunk
Ashley Tisdale	Can-tok
Thomas Brodie-Sangster	Gerb
Caroline Rhea	Mog
Dee Bradley Baker	Bunka / Gunga-Ingua
Jeff "Swampy" Marsh	Himself / Monobrow

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Richard O'Brien	Da	Recurring Role
Tyler Alexander Mann	Gnarl	Recurring Role
Maulik Pancholy	Baljug	Recurring Role

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- Among the non-speaking cameos in this short are prehistoric versions of Stacy, Bobbi Fabulous (of Love Händel), Conk (seen in Boyfriend from 27,000 B.C.), and Roger (only in the form of a cave drawing).
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