The Past and the Future Furiously

The Past and the Future Furiously is a Remix Average Show television movie. Like Wishology!, this movie is divided into three one-hour-long episodes: The Big Beginning, The Exciting Middle Part, and The Final Ending. (TBB, TEMP, TFE).

Synopsis
Dr. Doofenshmirtz invents the time machine called the Time-Travel-inator to travel through time. Meanwhile, Phineas and Ferb clone magic wand for their own.

Part 1: The Big Beginning
The Big Beginning starts with Phineas and Ferb are sitting under a tree, Timmy comes to see them. Phineas wonders what to do. Timmy had Wanda give him his own magic wand, so that way he can grant his own wishes and his fairies can ignore him all they want. When Timmy gets his wand, Phineas realizes that's what they should do today: clone a magic wand, much to Timmy's fairy godparents' shock. Candace notices that Perry is missing.

Perry has assumed his secret agent role as Agent P, has returned from a mission briefing with Major Monogram and Carl; the latter who has given him several new gadgets. Courage looks for Perry as he puts his hand on the tree. That trips a switch to Perry's lair, and the door in the tree opens. Courage enters his lair and become surprised with the weapons, armor and the hovercraft car. Courage pushes a button, accidentally activating an auto hat. One of Perry's spare fedoras is placed on Courage's head and the computer scans the hat. Major Monogram appears on the screen and Courage show him his ID. Carl and Monogram welcome Courage to the Agency.

Agent P swings in through a window at Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated. Dr. Doofenshmirtz greets him and traps him in a cage. He built the time machine called Time-Travel-inator. Doofenshmirtz says that the machine was designed to travel forward or backwards in time he wants. He intends to test the Time-Travel-inator by sending it one minute forward in time. When he does, Agent P reaches a remote to open the door to his cage. But before Agent P attacks, Doofenshmirtz pushes the lever in reverse, sending himself to the past.