"He does NOT look like me!"

"Mow-mow-MOW-mow-mow-mow."

Character + being voiced by Weird Al = accordions, everywhere, all the time, never are there not accordions, there's at least one in almost all interior backgrounds of Milo's house, every time he pulls an accordion out of his backpack it's a DIFFERENT ACCORDION

^ the best theory we have on the subject to date

(IF YOU HAVENT SEEN MILO PLEASE DROP EVERYTHING AND DO SO. BUT IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE ORIGINAL WORDGIRL SHORTS... DROP EVERYTHING TWICE AS FAST)

Allie mentioned this in her tags, but I personally would probably go with the idea that they're cousins (since only Chad was at Milo's bus stop, they don't look like twins, and they're in the same grade), and otherwise YES. *Doofenshmirtz voice* Dan owes her a soda!

(Sidenote: ALLIEINARDEN IS AMAZING. SHE'S CHRISTIAN AND QUITE POSSIBLY ONE OF THE COOLEST NICEST PEOPLE IN THE BLOGOSPHERE?? SHE WRITES FANTASTICALLY AND HER HEADCANONS ARE LIKE THE BEST EVER)

Well they're not wrong

Milo Murphy's Law + being called tough

I didn't even catch that when watching this episode, but... Melissa evidently hasn't told Milo she thinks he's tough, but she'll tell the entire rest of her classmates like they should know it already. That's such a Melissa thing to do, I'm laughing. (TWO SECONDS BEFORE MELISSA SHOWS UP, MILO MENTIONS THAT TO ZACK. TWO SECONDS AFTER MILO AND ZACK LEAVE, MELISSA SAYS THAT TO BRADLEY. They were so close! I'm calling it foreshadowing for the ship until someone stops me ;D)

"HOLD MY ANCHOR" you mean the one you never told Melissa you had

I love how Melissa's the one who probably least needs someone to angrily stand up for her but SHE'S GETTING IT ANYWAY. GO MILO

I can't really think how you would insult the girl who will bet her classmates out of all their money with no second thought, hangs out with Milo, gets super good grades, and helped knock out a polar bear once, but I guess I could picture Elliot or maybe Brick mistakenly trying it. XD

This hasn't really been a problem since we've gotten more than the first handful of episodes, but it still took me MONTHS before I consistently said "Cavendish and Dakota" without this happening. MONTHS. I FEEL BAD.

THEY'RE CUTE, OKAY

(Art credit to the amazing Kicsterash! This was one of the unrealistically fantastic pieces of background art for the end credits that she did. How do you even... with the lines... and the shading... and the colors and the gradients and the proportions and the poses and the expressions and the eyes... ??? Have you seen her art?? I guess she's just too talented for words??)

FAVORITE JOKE OF THE SERIES. RIGHT THERE

LLAMILTON

I didn't really like how this episode was laid out—kind of herky-jerky and constantly being interrupted and rewound like Remains of the Platypus from Phineas and Ferb—but it was still fun to hear the Llama Incident story, and c'mon. JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR LLAMA. WEST SIDE LLAMA. LLAMA OF THE OPERA. LLAMA MIA. LLAMACOASTER: THE MUSICAL.

(I love how it's only a few months after Phineas and Ferb did Rollercoaster: The Musical, and there's already a theatrical adaptation of it with llamas. We probably shouldn't have expected anything less. XD)

(...Wait, is that right? Milo said that he and Melissa went to the llama theater the year before, right? "Last fall", I think? So that would mean 2016, since they've been mentioning the Llama Incident almost ever since they met Zack, at the beginning of the 2017 school year. If MML began right where Phineas and Ferb left off, on the first day of school after Last Day of Summer, then Rollercoaster: The Musical should have just happened that summer (2017), right? Or is this connected to Phineas and Ferb's summer "going on and on, for like, four years," as Doofenshmirtz put it? Has all this time-traveling messed up the timeline somehow?)

(This continuity business better be explained in the crossover, that's all I can say. I'm confusing myself just thinking about it. XD)