List of references to pop culture

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Crossover Time references pop culture several times throughout the series. Please note the list is for those referenced more than once.

Frankenstein

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
The Book	"Have we learned nothing from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein?" Phineas says this to Ferb about the robots they created.	"I, Brobot"
The Monster	Ferb dresses as Frankenstein's Monster at the haunted house he and his stepbrother build for Isabella Garcia-Shapiro. He repeats this for Halloween to go trick-or-treating. At the moment you hear "or locating Frankenstein's brain" and you see Phineas and Ferb in the lab of Dr. Victor Frankenstein with the monster on a table. Baljeet said that contractions are the Frankenstein of grammar.	"One Good Scare Ought to Do It!"; "That's the Spirit" Phineas and Ferb Theme "Monster from the Id"
The Tale	Dr. Phineastein makes a Platypus monster like Frankenstein. He also wears what Dr. Victor Frankenstein wears, and has an assistant wearing Igor clothes, bearing a hump.	"The Monster of Phineas-n-Ferbenstein"

Futurama

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Family Guy

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The Cleveland Show

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American Dad

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Drawn Together

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Bob's Burgers

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Sesame Street

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
Super Grover	Agent P swinging and crashing to a fake picture of him is similar to Super Grover appears flying and crashing to the bottom of the "Sesame Street" lamppost from Sesame Street Theme.	"Leave the Busting to Us!"
Oscar the Grouch	When Perry through the trash can is similar to Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street through the trash can.	"One Good Scare Ought to Do It!"; "Where's My Perry?"
A Cookie is a Sometime Food	Linda repeats a mantra of "Cake is a sometimes food", a parody of a song sung by Hoots the Owl to Cookie Monster, A Cookie is a Sometime Food.	"Robot Rodeo"

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything	Phineas and Ferb's racecar was numbered 42.	"The Fast and the Phineas"
	With Phineas and Ferb's animal translator, Isabella said that they had 42 requests for belly rubs.	"Interview With a Platypus"
	As Candace calls Jeremy to trick him into telling her what he wants for Christmas, his alarm clock turns to 6:42.	"Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation!"
	When Jared reverts to his human form, he is wearing a football jersey with the number 42 on it.	"The Curse of Candace"
	One of Isabella's relatives (can be seen behind Ferb) is wearing a shirt with the number 42 on it.	"A Phineas and Ferb Family Christmas"
	In Doofenshmirtz's "want" list is 42 items.	"Face Your Fear"
	Over the final credits, the voice-over announces,"And now, a trailer for an episode we also have no plans to make: 'The Chronicles of Meap: Episode 42: Meap Me in St. Louis.'	"Meapless in Seattle"
	Baljeet's equations on the fence include a prominent 42 at the start of his calculations.	"Cranius Maximus"
	The blackboard in Doctor Doofenshmirtz's class has a square root of 42.	"Doof 101"
	Baljeet asks, "Isabella, what is the resonance reading on the top meter?" The meter displays "42.16", and Isabella replies, "42 16".	"Last Day of Summer"
Zaphod Beeblebrox's stolen Spaceship The Heart of Gold and its engine, the Infinite Improbability Drive	Doofenshmirtz recalls to Norm "it involved a spaceship, and... the whole thing was very improbable really".	"This Is Your Backstory"
Milliways, or the Restaurant at the End of the Universe	The Shooting Star Milkshake Bar has the same concept of Milliways.	"Out to Launch"

Pac-Man

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
The Game Over Sound Effect	When Perry busts Doofenshmirtz, his computer plays this sound.	Disney Channel identity card
The ghosts' eyes	The sound effect when the ghosts' eyes float when Pac-Man eats them plays when Candace zaps the enemies with her hair blower in the video game.	"Gaming the System"
Eating the Pac-Dots	When Phineas sprays cheese in the air, Ferb eats it just like Pac-Man eats the Pac-Dots.	"Undercover Carl"

My Fair Lady

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
"By Jove, I think she's got it!"	Phineas says this to Candace during Summer Belongs to You and later to Isabella on how quickly she catches on Ferb Latin.	"Phineas and Ferb: Summer Belongs to You!"; "Ferb Latin"
My Fair Goalie	The episode title parodies My Fair Lady, the Lerner and Loewe stage and movie musical adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion.	"My Fair Goalie"

The Little Mermaid

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
Under the Sea	The music heard during the beach party sounds similar to the song. Also when Perry destroy Doofenshmirtz's ray the music is similar to it. Also, A-Prime Calypso is a pastiche of the calypso-style "Under the Sea," sung by Sebastian the Crab.	"Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror", "Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation", "Out of Toon"
Doofenshmirtz becoming human under the sea and swam to the surface	This is like when Princess Ariel was naked, while Doofenshmirtz is wearing underwear and socks.	"Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation"
Candace and Jeremy's ride down the river	At one scene, where the raft is enclosed with weeping willows branches that look like hearts along with dancing fishes and turtles resemble the scene during which "Kiss the Girl" is played.	"The Great Indoors"

Scooby-Doo

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
Chase scenes	The monster chase and the A-Prime scenes are reminiscent of Scooby-Doo monster chases, including the dance sequence with the monster. Also, Candace, Isabella and Melissa run through a maze in a hallway that is similar to a Scooby-Doo-style chase. Candace also runs though doors in the haunted house.	"Day of the Living Gelatin", "Phineas and Ferb Hawaiian Vacation", "We Call it Maze", "One Good Scare Ought to Do It!"
"Jinkies!"	Grethen says this line, which is Velma Dinkley's catchphrase.	"Isabella and the Temple of Sap"
Unmasking	The end credit scene of "Mission Marvel" parodies the typical "unmasking" scene at the end of every episode.	"Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel"

E.T.

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
Bicycle Scene	Meap sits in the front basket while Candace rides the bicycle through the air, just like in the movie E.T. Phineas, Ferb, and their friends go up a ramp and appear to fly on bikes, a reference to the famous scene in E.T.	"The Chronicles of Meap", "Phineas and Ferb: Summer Belongs to You!" "Tour de Ferb"

Dirty Dancing

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
Episode Title	Nerdy Dancin' is a spoof of the 1987 movie title Dirty Dancing.	"Nerdy Dancin'"
Jennifer Grey	Played Frances "Baby" Houseman in the movie and voices many roles on Phineas and Ferb.	Various episodes

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
Jennifer Grey	Played Jeanie Bueller, the sister of the titular character (played by Matthew Brodwick) who was the inspiration for the character of Candace.	Various episodes

A Clockwork Orange

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Evil Dead 2

Reference	Quote or Context	Episode(s)
"Groovy!"	Dr. Doofenshmirtz says this when putting on the brown glove in the trap-setting scene. In Evil Dead 2, Ash says this after attaching the modified chainsaw to his amputated arm.	"Primal Perry"