Joanna Hausman

Maybe it was.

This is a beautiful view, you know?

So it's been a crazy experience for sure.

It's kind of bizarre that the dumbest people in my high school are also parents.

That's sort of like been a relief in this process.

I'm like, can I do this?

And I'm like, Brittany is doing it.

So relax.

Off.

So Phineas and Ferb was off for like a decade.

And it just recently came back this year.

Yeah.

And Phineas and Ferb, you know, when it came out, I was like in college.

So I was in that weird age that I wasn't a parent and I wasn't a kid.

So I

had no idea what it was about until later on in life.

When I started learning that Phineas and Ferb did sort of the impossible, which was, it was technically a kid's show, but 50% of its viewership was adults because the writer's room treats it as a true co-viewing show.

Meaning, yeah, there's going to be crazy fun action sequences and this, that, and the other, but the humor on the page is,

is for intelligent audiences and treating your audience as the most intelligent person in the room.

And because of that, it's been like a multi-generational hit, which is unique, especially unique now with streaming where thinking