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* The climax of the episode "Traffic Cam Caper" is another good example of that. The boys spend the episode helping Candace retrieve a security camera DVD that's been stolen from them by Perry, with help from Norm the Robot ([[It Makes Sense in Context]]). When Phineas manages to get the disc, he jumps and ends up hanging onto the drawbridge that Norm slipped off of, and drops the disc right on the edge of the bridge. Unfortunately for him, he's got his hands in an oil slick that Norm left behind and is gonna fall off that bridge unless something is done. Candace thinks hard, looking at both choices of what she has to save here, before pulling Phineas up right when he's about to fall into the river. When he shows surprise at the fact that she didn't save the disc, she hugs him and replies "And let you fall? You may be a pain, but you ''are'' my brother."
* The ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'' episode "Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together!" qualifies, as well as being a [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]. Lawrence, the titular characters' father, forgets his and Linda (the mom's) wedding anniversary. When he tells their kids about the time they first kissed at a concert, they decide to surprise their parents by getting the band back together to do a special concert for them. The scene of Linda and Lawrence kissing at the end is very touching -- as is the fact that all three kids worked together on it, when the older sister, Candace, is usually the antagonist.
** Meanwhile, in another subplot, [[Mad Scientist|Dr. Doofenshmirtz]] tries to throw [[Mad
** The end of "Dude We're Getting the Band Back Together" is just so ''sweet.''
* "Mom's Birthday". Candace was trying to do something special for it, but at first, Phineas and Ferb show her up (she tried to deliver breakfast in bed, ''they had an '''omelet station'''''). Then, Doofenshmirtz's latest scheme ruins her plan to get Mom a sundress (moths eat it) and play a song she wrote (all her instruments are shrunken into nothingness). Phineas and Ferb's final gift was a video tribute to their Mom, ending with footage of Candace practicing the song... which leads Candace, Phineas, and Ferb to go on stage and perform together. Awwwww...
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== Season 2 ==
* The end of the episode "Oh, There You Are Perry", as pictured above.
** It may be a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, but when Dr. Doofenshmirtz takes up a (temporary) job working for another supervillain and there's a picture of [[Mad
** Not to mention he probably tries so hard to be a good dad because of how abusive his parents were. Just goes to show he's not really a totally bad guy underneath it all.
** This episode also showed that Perry switches between Phineas's and Ferb's beds in the middle of the night to be fair to both of them, which is adorable. (It might also [[Fridge Brilliance|explain]] why he ends up in Candace's bed quite a lot as well...)
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** And don't forget Ferb's last line during the credits.
{{quote| Actually, lads, I'm not a Brit or a Yank. I'm just Ferb.}}
** Jeremy and Candace's bit towards the end. Specially because it finally reveals what was [[The Un
** Perry {{spoiler|placing a blanket on a sick Doofenshmirtz as he sleeps.}} Awww.
* For an episode that was based on [[Rule of Funny]]-- that even called itself out on coming close to breaking [[Willing Suspension of Disbelief]]-- Bullseye! had an awfully sweet ending. All it took was one glance at his sons and Lawrence-- who had been hit by the Turn-Everything-Evil-inator/izer-- went back to being his usual [[Adorkable]] self before even 30 seconds had passed. No [["I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight]] required.
** Over the course of the episode, you'll see Perry breathe a sigh of relief at least five times. This might seem excessive for a fifteen minute segment, but it also means that he was holding his breath for a good portion of the episode. Perry, the super secret agent with 'nerves of steel' (and several other metal themed attributes), was just ''that scared'' of losing his family.
*** Not to mention, before Lawrence was zapped by the -inator, Perry was taking his time slowly cutting his way out of the trap he was being contained in. The moment things took a bad turn he pulled out his jetpack and blasted his way out of there.
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