La legge di Milo Murphy

One word to describe this show. Interesting. The characters are interesting. The soundtrack is interesting. Heck, even the voice acting is interesting. When I found out about this show I was hyped! And it did not disappoint! In the first episode we get to know the characters and it gets wackier and wackier. And if you like to watch roller coaster-like shows then this one is recommended! Imagine this as this year's Minions. They're both wacky yet enjoyable. Also, Weird Al!! I love Weird Al and when I found out he voices Milo himself, I knew I'd be in for a treat. And believe me, this show is like Gravity Falls came back. So yeah! This is an excellent show that is 100% recommended for Phineas and Ferb fans!

As "Milo Murphy's Law" was coming from the creators of "Phineas & Ferb" I had high expectations for the show, and it easily met them. Similar to "Phineas & Ferb" it revolves around a gimmicky concept (in this case Milo's bad luck) but does not allowed itself to be constrained by it.

The show is just as well written as "Phineas" and quite funny with great callbacks and deadpan humor. The animation and voice acting are both very good and it never lets itself drag -- the A-plots are quick paced and interesting and are well complimented by a fun B-plot revolving around bumbling time traveling pistachio "protectors".

The only real issues with the show are that the song scenes so far are not as good as "Phineas & Ferb" (which is not a huge issue as they are far more infrequent), and that every once in a while the delivery on certain punchlines is really awkward.

Overall the show it has a lot of potential and is a great addition to DisneyXD's cartoon lineup, which was already gaining momentum from "Star vs The Forces of Evil's" cult following.

This show is very fast paced and enjoyable. The main characters are upbeat and optimistic (a rarity these days) despite everything going wrong. This show has delayed me watching through the mandalorian because I enjoyed it so much. The format is usually 2 10-min segments per episode, just like with phineas and ferb, but sometimes going as long as a 45 minute episode (season 2 premiere). If you like comedy and calamity try the first 10 minute half episode for yourself

After we lost Wander over Yonder and Gravity Falls, Star vs. the Forces of Evil was the only thing keeping me coming back to Disney XD. I'm happy to say that Milo Murphy's Law gave me the constant smile of Wander Over Yonder while simultaneously giving me the childlike thrill of something on the lines of Phineas and Ferb. I think Weird Al is an excellent addition to an "easy on the ears" voice cast and he suits the role fittingly. The plot gives some excellent storytelling potential. Of course, it's not even needed when the entire concept of Murphy's Law could be used for fun. I love how absolutely careless Milo is on his adventures. It really shows how he's grown to his chaotic lifestyle. I'm definitely looking forward to the direction this show takes! This is the kind of animation we need to keep pushing out to the young and old alike.

I have to say, I did not expect to enjoy this show THIS much. After rewatching Phineas & Ferb, I had no idea what cartoon could be as enjoyable to get into. That's when I heard of Milo Murphy's Law. I had no idea that the series existed. I had no idea that the characters are fantastic. I had no idea that actual important plot points from Phineas & Ferb were being continued in this.

Admittedly, I had little idea what was going on in the first couple of episodes. Especially with the pistachio people. I thought they would be some weird comic relief serving characters who'd appear in each episode to protect some nuts. Oh, how wrong I was! I was blown away by their overlapping story arc and the chemistry between those two characters became more and more fantastic.

And then there's Milo Murphy himself. I know of one rule to create the perfect character: have bad luck put them in trouble, and have them use their own wit to get out of it. A perfect example of a character that does the exact opposite is Jar Jar Binks: he gets in trouble because of his own stupidity, but gets out by pure luck. And what a coincidence it is that Jar Jar Binks is the most hated character of all time! But I don't like making too many comparisons, which is why I'll just say this: Milo is a great, optimistic boy who is a lot of fun to watch. And so are the incredibly daring, yet human side characters.

And of course, then there's season two, which had me completely hooked. It's not a secret that Doofenshmirtz is my favorite character from Phineas & Ferb, but I didn't expect he would STILL be as enjoyable to watch in a different series. I mean, he has perfect chemistry with almost every character. Milo's sister even has a more interesting sibling-rivalry with Doofenshmirtz, a random old guy who just showed up one day, than with her actual brother! It's crazy how Dr. D after all this time, all his SCREEN time, still manages to be so much fun to watch.

I really hope this show will continue on Disney+. I don't think it's really a kid's show, though. I'm in my twenties and I enjoyed Phineas & Ferb more at my age now than I did when I was twelve, and Milo Murphy's Law seems to be even more mature, for the most part. I know there's a Phineas & Ferb movie coming out soon as well, but honestly? I'd rather have a next season of this gem.

(That doesn't mean I'm not excited about the movie, though. Keep up the good work!)