Milo Murphy's Law

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Milo Murphy's Law after that-

We were on that

... with, uh-

And for some handy tools out of my big toolbox of mammoth problem supplies, this episode has its title credits displayed in white, as opposed to light yellow like most episodes.

The same thing happened with Okidoki and Sweep Over with the Enemy, and this choice of color makes the title credits very similar to those of a typical Milo Murphy's Law episode, which also has its title credits displayed in white on top of using the same font, which is Cooper Black.

And this is the first appearance of Nordle Exclamation, who of course is the son of Professor Exclamation, and he's voiced by Pamela Adlin, the voice actress behind numerous animated characters including Ashley Spinelli in Disney's very own Recess, Bobby Hill in King of the Hill, and in the Dwampyverse, she's also done voice work on Phineas and Ferb as Biphany Van Stom, Melanie, and several additional voices, and also Bridget Murphy in Milo Murphy's Law.

So, now to go over my thoughts on this episode, I'll say that I enjoyed this one.

To start with, I want to talk about the character of Nordle, specifically his voice by Pamela Adlin.

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Join us next time, and I'm going to be doing a special episode in which for the 10th anniversary of Milo Murphy's Law, I'm finally going to be getting into the show, and I'll be reviewing the first episode with Going the Extra Milo and the Undergrounders.

Just again, talking about young kids still going to see Al now every three times I get to see him on the store and every time I could not believe the reaction.

when he did the It's My World and We're All Living in It, the Milo Murphy's Law theme, and the Captain Underpants song.

Because even for me, who has been doing a podcast about Al, those are dark spots.

I'm not really paying attention.