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(EPISODE 11-12 JUST GOT UNLOCKED AT THE REGULAR FULL LENGTH TIER) Time to check out Milo Murphy's Law Episode 13 and 14!

Murphy's Law states that anything that can go wrong will. That doesn't bode well for 13-year-old Milo Murphy, a descendant of the man for whom the law was named, and who feels like he's living it. Milo is always expecting the unexpected. He's prepared for anything that comes his way, though, as he is armed with knowledge, a backpack full of supplies and a strong sense of optimism to help him get through any problem. Milo has best friends Melissa and Zack by his side to help think outside the box to overcome the obstacles that life puts in their way. Multiple Grammy winner "Weird Al" Yankovic provides the voice of Milo, in addition to performing the show's theme song and other tunes featured on the animated series.

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Andy Rio

This journey is not over yet.

Andy Rio

Special guest is Jermaine Clement as Orton Marhlson.

Sara

I just remembered that future episode of Phineas and Ferb where Candace asks Stacy about the "Llama legislation". I wonder if that's where the Llama obsession began 😂

Jordan Byrd

If you go back to the Llama Incident fun fact: a Pistachion can actually be seen caught in the stampede at the football game

Emister Turboman

The moment with the Peach being thrown is a Bootstrap Paradox. A time travel paradox where an object or piece of information gets trapped in a loop, existing without a discernible origin because it becomes its own cause. The Peach is stuck in a loop, for the cause of warning the group about the Pistachio Monsters. How PEACHY!

Marcos Mendez

How has your day been progressing? 😀

Chris Kuhlmann

Fun fact: there’s an hour long YouTube video of Cavendish and Dakota arguing about the PEACH PARADOX

Bradley Folsom

Season 1 of Milo Murphy's Law has 21 episodes. Season 2 has 20, but the first episode of Season 2 is double the length of the other episodes so technically an hour long special (or two episodes in one) if commercials played in between parts like on TV. Episode 19 continues from these two episodes. Season 2, Episode 1 continues from episode 19 of Season 1. But between those two episodes are Season 1, Episodes 20 and 21 are holiday episodes. I don't know why the holiday episodes don't come first, but after you get done with episodes 17 and 18, I suggest you watch the two holiday ones first, then watch Episode 19. Of course the end of the season 1 is a 3 part, so I don't know if you'd watch episode 19 alone, or with the two holiday episodes, or watch all 3 together. But I'd suggest watching the two holiday ones first, then Episode 19 because Season 2, Episode 1 begins exactly where Episode 19 left off. The holiday episodes just feel more like filler episodes.

Marcos Mendez

Ortin Mahlson is named after show writer Martin Olson, who also wrote episodes for Phineas and Ferb, including returning for Season 5. His daughter, Olivia Olson, plays Vanessa Doofenshmirtz.

Matthew Moorcroft

The Peach paradox joke is one of the hardest laughs I've had in a hot minute, just gold A-tier writing