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Doofenshmirtz, here called Darthenshmirtz, is of course, the “idiot” who designed the easy-to-destroy Death Star, and is being pursued by Perry the Rebelpus. The boys are moisture farmers on Tatooine (and pals with Luke) who end up in possession of the Death Star plans Leia gave to R2-D2 after accidentally hitting the droid with their speeder (Candace, meanwhile, is a Stormtrooper.) They enlist the help of pal Isabella, captain of the Centennial Chihuahua spaceship, who is also a longtime rival of Han Solo. In true Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead/Back to the Future Part II fashion, the story unfolds in tandem with the events of Star Wars, with many of the film’s most iconic moments (like Luke and Leia swinging over the Death Star chasm) taking place in the background of Phineas and Ferb’s adventures. Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars, however, takes place wholly in the world of Star Wars (or, as the 1977 classic is now technically called, Star Wars: Episode IV-A New Hope). Meanwhile, their pet platypus, Perry, goes on secret missions as Agent P, trying to thwart Doofenshmirtz’s latest ill-planned scheme to take over “the Tri-State Area.”

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That special kept close to Phineas’s core: the series is about two relentlessly optimistic, self-assured and inventive stepbrothers who spend each day of their summer vacation constructing one extravagant new project after another, while older sister Candace keeps trying to “bust” them to their parents.

It’s the second Phineas and Ferb crossover with a major Disney-owned franchise: in last summer’s Mission Marvel, the Avengers visited Phineas and Ferb’s hometown of Danville. ET/PT Saturday on the Disney Channel, the special is everything a Star Wars fan-and a Phineas and Ferb fan-could have hoped for: an hour show that pays loving homage to the film that generations have loved (including the judicious use of original Star Wars music and sound effects), while also merrily, and wittily, poking fun at it. And the Force is indeed strong with Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars. Two years later, Povenmire’s little doodle now represents Disney’s first foray into its newly-acquired Star Wars universe.

Recalls Marsh, “Dan did this drawing within moments, photographed it and texted it to our head of production Eric with the note, ‘I smell crossover!’” Doofenshmirtz-their show’s iconic, and idiotic, evil scientist-as Darth Vader. Povenmire immediately sketched a picture of Dr. As lifelong Star Wars worshippers, it took Dan Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh, creators of the hit Disney Channel animated series Phineas and Ferb, mere seconds to spring into action in October 2012 after learning that Disney had acquired Lucasfilm, and rights to the Star Wars franchise.