Why does Ferb, of Disney's Phineas and Ferb, have a British accent when his brother, Phineas, does not?
Actually, it's a must even if you don't have a child.....
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Trivial tidbits, week one
During my time in New Haven, CT this summer, I spent every Tuesday night dominating pub trivia with my favorite Chaucerians. While there are some facets of Yale that I do not miss--91 Howe, EXPLO, modern art installations, the ill-timed ringing of a cell phone--I have noticed a void in my life during these past few trivia-less Tuesdays. And so, in honor of brain stimulation, I bring you Tuesday trivia. Trivia on my terms--meaning no obscure questions about which Beatles' song has the fewest words (the answer to which cannot be accurately researched through Wikipedia, just another reason it shouldn't be used as a valid source of information.) Instead, you'll get questions about whatever seemingly unimportant topic I find important at the time. I'm excited about sharing my useless information with you. Without further ado......
Why does Ferb, of Disney's Phineas and Ferb, have a British accent when his brother, Phineas, does not?
Phineas and Ferb is by far the best kids' show on television. Witt. Science. Inventions. Secret agents. Twirpy brothers. Catchy musical interludes. If you have a child, especially a boy, it's a must.
Actually, it's a must even if you don't have a child.....
Why does Ferb, of Disney's Phineas and Ferb, have a British accent when his brother, Phineas, does not?
Actually, it's a must even if you don't have a child.....
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3 comments:
I'm waiting exactly 3 days and then I'm going to cheat! I really hope someone knows this, it will say sooo much about them!
Ferb is adopted. It's a guess. I think it's a good guess.
No need for cheating. My plan for sharing was 24 hours. James you get points for being on the right track. Ferb is actually a step-brother, but he's been with the family since he was 4 (I think) when his British pop married Phineas's American mom. Where I come from, and by Disney standards, that makes you a "real" brother.
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