If Doofenshmirtz Was Charged For His Crimes

What crimes would Doofenshmirtz be charged with?
A video examining what would the Phineas and Ferb villain be charged with if he was to appear in court.
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[@FletcherReedsRandomness]

I love how Doof has way more charges than most actually evil villains, simply because he’s in a TV show.

[@senzanome7302]

And he wasn’t as evil as any of them

[@knightluke447]

Doof also has the highest charge of any villain with it reaching the hundred billions

[@jasiumater]

​@@knightluke447and it's only for the first season

[@David-gj9qr]

​@@senzanome7302attempted mass murder is pretty evil

[@d1kgaws12]

He also has more death sentences than the following ACTUAL villains: Hela Kai the Collector Big Jack Horner Judge Claude Frollo Scar Emperor Palpatine Balthazar Bratt Syndrome Randall Boggs Ronan the Accuser Red Skull Drago Bludvist (Purposely cherry picked the evilest ones to put on this list)

[@packie3606]

i like how doof was charged almost 600 years just for the traps for perry alone.

[@runedoom]

This video only covers season one. It'd be over a thousand for all four.

[@soIzec]

Good lord, the crimes committed over all the seasons... that'd be a lot of charges

[@blacksanta6108]

If he set up a trap shop then he would be rich by now

[@yellowcombatgaming]

You could argue that Perry was illegally entering his property as ordered to by O.W.C.A without a proper warrant

[@yellowcombatgaming]

So this could be his way of enforcing the castle doctrine as far as I'm aware

[@Duval-In-The-Wall]

1. He planned to turn an entire bridge into broccoli 2. He drove Norm as an unregistered vehicle 3. He’s liable for every crime Norm commits as he created him

[@jimmyg3835]

so that is at lest one more life sintines cool

[@Superemie401]

4. Even though he rarely interact with them (but often enough to be recognized by Phineas in the first episode of the second Season of Milo Murphy’s Law), his actions sometimes put Phineas and his friends in danger. (It’s rare he directly threatens them, however.)

[@jimmyg3835]

@@Superemie401 unless there are refinses to Milo Murphy’s Law wish i rilly how there's not that is not canon to me

[@theluckygamer10]

​@@jimmyg3835what does this even say

[@danielrules-espinal]

However, let's not forget that he actually manages to get away with all of this as, in Doof 101, he's actually trialed and is given community service as a teacher at Vanessa's school; whether those charges are still accounted for against him I will not say as I'm not the legal expert here.

[@Donyourmom]

I can’t get over the fact, that, Walter White, with all of his cruel acts he’s inflicted on others, never would’ve received a death sentence, meanwhile Dr.Doofenshmirtz has been charged with capital punishment.

[@binterwinterboyii1095]

the justice system is B R O K E N IN THIS COUNTRY

[@johnturner7952]

And that’s just season one of Phineas & Ferb.

[@MsDarkz123]

@@binterwinterboyii1095 He planed on going to a land of opportunity sadly he ended up in America.

[@bemi201]

watching this made me realize that the show writers most definitely used doof as an outlet to vent about minor frustrations they deal with in day to day life

[@durchdenwald2880]

They must hate bassoons

[@oakmeal2961]

​@@durchdenwald2880 Might they also hate Bagpipes?

[@durchdenwald2880]

@@oakmeal2961 bagpipes are a torture method, not an instrument. I can't blame you though, it's a common mistake

[@Wumpsky]

@@durchdenwald2880 man i love bagpipes wtf

[@krystaLuvin]

​@@durchdenwald2880 Listen to Shake that Bagpipe by The SIDH and the main battle theme from Fairy Tail and tell me that again with a straight face.

[@gamerstheater1187]

He deserves a pardon for being a good dad

[@BrianCannan-em1nk]

Not so bad a dad, not so bad a dad after all

[@pervertedstoner69reborn70]

Patience.

[@YourLocalCommenter0]

And you can't really blame him for his evil tendencies, considering he grew up being rejected by everyone he met.

[@gamerstheater1187]

@@YourLocalCommenter0 does the insanity plead work?

[@someguy1894]

real

[@Dark.Animates]

"Behold.. The antiMOUSAITinator! Now I cannot be punished for my crimes!" Doofenshmirtz, probably

[@Zeonite-of5lu]

Brilliant

[@Attorney.Super_Queen]

😂

[@steakinbacon8593]

*presses self destruct button*

[@Blakey096]

​@@steakinbacon8593 Curse you Perry the Platypus!!!!!

[@oneconfusedboi2166]

*The device horribly backfires and Mr.Doofenshmirtz is now legally mandated to pay 3 times the amount of all previously set fees*

[@ghost_ship_supreme]

4:57 that pun was so good he took one life sentence off

[@jelibeans7181]

LMAO, I did not notice that, that’s hilarious. Now I know I can get away with theft with a dad joke

[@Alexus_Pro123]

​@@jelibeans7181ayo

[@QuailRocks]

What’s crazy is that in the actual show he’s given two choices for his sentence for all his crimes: prison time or community service. Of course he chooses the latter and becomes a science teacher at his daughter’s high school, this is canon.

[@GunSpyEnthusiast]

so, his alamony costs so much that he could afford an over 100 billion dollars fine, and instead of going to prison until the heat death of the universe, he teaches high school. he clearly made the worse choice.

[@hunterlawrence3573]

Until the timeline was changed thanks to time travel when Pistachios were taking over the world, leading to Doof living with Milo Murphy’s family, anyway.

[@EpixIsANerd]

and then gets diagnosed with lung cancer

[@tobyrightenger9748]

Behold!!! The community service-inator! By using a pheromone that makes people sweet and kind I am able to evade all my crimes and all criminals can be REDEMED with MINIMAL EFFORT across the ENTIRE. TRI-STATE EEEREA!!!! 🌩️🌩️🌩️🌩️

[@NotSylvanUnfortunately]

clearly he called saul

[@bradyanderson1229]

Seeing Doof charged with 12 accounts of first degree murder really puts a different perspective on the show

[@goldyoutube7663]

Other Disney Films: 👀

[@dinnyspuds1245]

Attempted*

[@instantpyroakw]

Well most of them would be on a platypus so probably not charged

[@ethanwinters7576]

Don't forget, he never actually committed (or attempted) any of them, and though he was considering it, he probably would have chickened out long before he did

[@TheBigMoo17]

Fr

[@xxtmntxxrae4544]

You have to respect the amount of effort that goes into making these videos. Calculating the amount of chocolate and garden gnomes is really above and beyond

[@Messup7654]

Ah yes going to my calculator and pressing 6 buttons is above and beyond

[@xxtmntxxrae4544]

@@Messup7654 I meant as in trying to figure out something so niche such as tons of chocolate in an area

[@privateerbouncher9622]

The only villain on this channel not to have killed anyone, yet he gets the hardest sentence.

[@blakebakedacake4618]

but. but he did. he disintegrated a man

[@Portersona69420]

@@blakebakedacake4618 No he didnt that was a "here's what will happen" gag.

[@jmurray1110]

It was attempted murder as it was a visual representation not an actual event

[@rhyderleming5851]

More like conspiracy to commit murder

[@fnafandthomasfan22]

technically it would actually be conspiracy to commit murder

[@MoonWielder]

Shouldn't Dr. Doofenshmirtz be charged for animal cruelty too? He did a lot of heinous things to Perry.

[@georgetrevor2621]

It's not animal cruelty due to Perry being a secret agent.

[@KnightSlasher]

I can see that for the other animals but perry is smarter than the average person so I really don't think animal cruelty should carry the same effect for him since he is aware of what is going on and able to defend himself in a ton of situations

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Not only that, but everyone on LOVEMUFFIN would get the same result because they fight an organization of crime fighting animals with fedoras as arch-nemesis.

[@iquitokay]

Like... what? 🤨

[@FelixIsOK]

I think Mousait considered Perry to be a human in the eyes of the court, as it was first degree or second degree attempted murder when he tried to kill Perry and not animal cruelty.

[@yeetboy1776]

Technically, we don't know if Perry had warrants to enter Doof's lairs and staging grounds, so technically Doof can get away with it by saying the traps were non-lethal self-defense and that Perry was trespassing. Everything else is up for grabs.

[@Breadward_MacGluten]

Except the morning talk show hosts, but that can be given a pass. Even the live studio audience was down for the idea lol

[@killapizza2829]

or that his landlord wasnt properly taking care of pests

[@mackenziebeeney3764]

He does break down the door more than he doesn’t, so traps are fair. Which knocks like 300 years off the sentence.

[@timbreland8582]

Plus, Perry is an animal. He is a platypus. Animal abuse instead of the attempted first degree murders for perry?

[@andrelee7081]

By law, setting up deadly traps for potential intruders is still punishable as an offense.

[@JacobGaming2016]

I love how a bulk of these crimes are just petty theft and property damage on a comedically large scale. Like Doof is just some rebellious teenager who’s just causing chaos across the town because he can

[@marshallpjesky3645]

“False imprisonment”? Perry literally broke into HIS house

[@tommybakes5972]

Perry had a warrent

[@oom5768]

He's a government agent. If anything Doof would probably be charged even more.

[@prestongarvey4461]

@@tommybakes5972 Actually the agency is not confirmed to be legal and moreover is top secret, meaning the government would not charge doof for imprisonment since that implies the animal somehow got a legal warrant from them Also also Has it been considered that for a majority of these crimes, doof was not charged? The agency just cares about stopping them, because as shown in the movie they want to keep him free and inventing to then steal his ideas and inventions for agency usage, thus there is a high chance that since for MOST of his crimes only Perry and the agency would know Doof did it, no one actually charged him or exposed him to the public as being the one responsible.

[@christophertillack7995]

I love how Doofenshmirtz receives the hardest sentence so far on this channel, YET, he canonically CANNOT be punished for his crimes.

[@colinvoorneveld]

Why can't he be punished?

[@El3ctronGMD]

He doesn't even wanna hurt anyone and he is a good father

[@akmi1931]

@@colinvoorneveldprobably because he was never technically apprehended by a legally recognized law enforcement agency, thus couldn’t be prosecuted in a court of law

[@bwalko5674]

Pretty sure it's because he's legally not a human

[@willbowden125]

@@bwalko5674I beg your pardon? “Not, legally, a human”

[@DHS222]

"As a lazy talor would say.. SUIT YOURSELF!!" Man I love the comedy in this show

[@unlimitedpower-fs2fn]

I do not get that joke

[@emmakgb]

​@@unlimitedpower-fs2fnit's a dad joke

[@unlimitedpower-fs2fn]

@@emmakgb alright thanks

[@peaceribbon8322]

@@unlimitedpower-fs2fn Tailors fashion clothing for people, and among the most iconic reasons to visit one is for a formal suit. Thus a lazy tailor tells you to suit yourself.

[@evanholty2909]

Also when he got charged for this crime the amount of life sentences dropped

[@dolger4308]

5:41 "Say hello to my new pet crocodiles: Susan and Susan! I named them after each other. Now prepare to be delicious" Iconic

[@Superemie401]

And that’s why Doof is one of the best Disney villains!

[@jandor6595]

Okay. Now I wanna see what if Phineas and Ferb were charged for their crimes.

[@SuperBossGiovanni]

Technically, his treatment of Perry would also net him several dozen animal cruelty charges

[@Op_Cool]

along with animal abuse for the mind controled pigeons

[@petelee2477]

And would negate most of his attempted murder charges. The second degree murder charge against him can't apply because there isn't a single nation that has jurisdiction over what happens in space.

[@SuperBossGiovanni]

@petelee2477 eh, it's more complicated than that. The treaties that govern space conduct, are in many ways similar to the high seas which are also not under the authority of ant gov't entity. The short answer is that the person committing a crime in space would generally be prosecuted by the country of their citizenship.

[@petelee2477]

@@SuperBossGiovanni so potentially if the crime happened 1billions light-years from earth the crime could somehow still get prosecuted as though it happened in say America for example. If not exactly how far into space does the governments' jurisdiction reach to?

[@SuperBossGiovanni]

@petelee2477 I'm not sure length matters, you're example is a little far on the extreme end, however. No one on earth could physically go that far. The farthest we could theoretically go from earth would be a number of light-years equal to a person's life span, and even that's only if we have light speed travel. Obviously, it's more complicated than what I laid out, but as a general rule of thumb, most likely to be prosecuted by county of origin, similar to oceanic crimes

[@VampireFlutist]

“Susan and Susan, I named them after each other” I forgot how amazing this show was

[@warlordofbritannia]

True genius Evil, sure-but genius nonetheless

[@Crytkee]

@@warlordofbritannia fr

[@solaris9426]

Fun fact: It's illegal to own a crocodile without an exotic pet license, and even if you get one, the proper pen for a crocodile needs a length at least twice the crocodile's length, and a width at least equal to the crocodile's length, that contains both land and water. Meaning that even if Doof had a license for those crocs, he's still penning them illegally.

[@pineappleudh6561]

​@solaris9426 I mean we have no reason to think that water is the crocodiles pen though... granted I imagine having uncontaminated crocodiles is also pretty illegal but just wanted to point that out.

[@da_clover]

I hope he makes a "Get-out-of-jail-inator"

[@SuspiciousTemmie]

The amount of time that must have went into the making of this video is absolutely unreal, MASSIVE props for taking the time to put this all together

[@carissalt10]

We should give him a break, neither of his parents showed up to his birth, he's really going through something.

[@zeekeisbestboi6039]

Hitlers father was bad, should we excuse him?

[@christiandauz3742]

Imagine if Doof was leader of Germany instead of Evil Mustache guy WW2 would be everyone ganging up on Italy, Japan and the Soviet Union!

[@Crytkee]

ikr

[@firewall5189]

@@zeekeisbestboi6039 how you gonna invoke godwin's law as the very first reply against a comment showing sympathy to doofenshmirtz

[@slugsarecool_really]

​@@christiandauz3742And on platypuses

[@Lucy.andress]

He would declare insanity. He’s so goofy though and such a great dad you gotta love Dr. Doof and Dan povenmire

[@Creative_YT]

Imagine someone goes through this guy’s search history “How many lawn gnomes are in the tri… huh?”

[@likeapro4242]

I love that he’s also “charged” with his wall being dismantled, as if that’s a true punishment

[@user-xx8ky8re5r]

Notice how it is positioned as an addition to his fines: he's being charged for the cost of dismantling it.

[@skyvwootgaming3442]

3:48 wait,I don't think thats right.

[@jimmyg3835]

what i love is the wall was built and is still standing

[@DavidMuri-lm5vy]

At 3:14 through 3:26 Dr Heinz doofenshmirtz would, also receive OSHA violations as we don't see anywhere inside of his chocolate making process that the chocolate actually gets cleaned out for any potentially harmful bacteria or viruses that would make lots of people sick, and considering that many diseases actually thrive in the cold the harmful bacteria, Or viruses that came from the sidewalk that the chocolate flowed on could come from sick homeless people that'll garenty that he gets shut down! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hunterlawrence3573]

I always forget how often he tried to kill Perry in the early episodes. In the later ones, he usually just traps him

[@Superemie401]

And I also forgot he also did pretty bad things to Perry’s owners, especially Candice and both her little brothers.

[@hunterlawrence3573]

@@Superemie401 I can’t remember him doing anything bad to them intentionally? He didn’t even know Perry had owners.

[@Superemie401]

@@hunterlawrence3573 Oh, I nearly forgot about it. (But it doesn’t change the facts Phineas and Ferb are children.)

[@michaelchristie8329]

@@hunterlawrence3573I’m rewatching Season 1, and there was one time he purposely went to their house to dump several hundred tons of sand on top of them. The few other run-ins were pretty much accidental or inadvertent.

[@brighterphantom4530]

The false imprisonment charges might not be valid, considering it's mostly him capturing what a judge would assume is a unclaimed animal or pet. I only saw Candice being a valid charge. You're gonna have a fun time pinning him for all of his vandalisms, thefts, and other considering his machines make things disappear and the only one to see it generally is Perry the Platypus. Edit: Also animal cruelty for those instances as well.

[@imfsresidentotaku9699]

No, those charges are completely valid, because in addition to being an animal that Doofenshmirtz planned to kill after imprisoning, Perry is a government agent who was sent to Doof’s lair under express orders to stop a crime that his superior briefed him on, so not only did Heinz capture a government official in the execution of his duty, Agent P isn’t even the only one who knows about Doof’s crimes, meaning he can very well be held accountable for them. It’s almost like it doesn’t matter what’s the “only” thing that you see as “a valid charge,” because you’ve completely ignored the circumstances of why Perry was sent after Heinz. In other words, he’s “gonna have a fun time” my foot.

[@prestongarvey4461]

@@imfsresidentotaku9699 Perry is not a recognised public agent, and the agency itself is top secret. This means that even if, dare say. Perry is considered a sentient agent with rights and protection, the government would refuse to charge Doof for it as that would blow Perry's cover and break the secret of the Agency's existence, at which point it would become useless as its entire strength relies on the two things you've just made useless 1. Animals being able to covertly move, spy and attack threats. Now that the agency is uncovered and a known quantity, everyone will know not to trust animals to be simple, dumb animals 2. Doof inventing things they can then steal and or copy from him once Perry stops his latest attempt at Tri-State conquering. You tell this person that he ignored the circumstances of why perry is after Doof, but you yourself ignored the circumstance of why the agency never captures Doof or, indeed, charges him for his crimes. And without Agent P and the agency to back you up with their surveillance and evidence, most of the evidence if not all of it is, like the other guy said, covered up well enough that few if any people could trace the crimes to Doof.

[@pineappleudh6561]

​@@imfsresidentotaku9699 Agent? Yes. Government agent? Not to my knowledge. As far as I'm aware OWCA is NEVER established to be a government organisation.

[@DudeAwesome0819]

4:25 the fact that the pianist is still there is just so funny to me 😂

[@gamertoon8230]

I find very interesting how evil he is in the first season with him wanting to commit mass murder and world domination. Then in later seasons they massively toned him down by just only wanting to take over the tri state area and finds world domination left boot trap crazy.

[@frimi8593]

I don’t remember him attempting world domination ever. What episode was that?

[@erikacanopener]

Mass murder?

[@frimi8593]

@@erikacanopener in reply to me or op? Mass murder was in reference to “destroying anyone who can’t make up their mind” not world domination

[@gamertoon8230]

@@frimi8593In the Lake Nose Monster episode he says he wants to find a way to rule the world with Zinc.

[@frimi8593]

@@gamertoon8230 to be fair though, all he was able to think of was big laundry

[@DylTheRetroDemon]

I love how this is a singular video about Doof because of how much he's done.

[@annakatebuercklin67]

This is all just from season 1 And the show has 4 seasons

[@thef1rst1]

@@annakatebuercklin67 ahh that last episode... so good

[@thegunguy0]

@@annakatebuercklin67fr?

[@datkhornedog899]

​@@thegunguy0Yes.

[@JellySw1sh]

2:33 here he was explaining to Perry ideas of things he would get rid of. He never actually killed a morning talk show host

[@Bit2ooo]

I can relate my story with dr doofenshmirtz. I am a 21 year old boy who was always bullied by everyone ( friends , juniors, seniors, and teachers ) never got into a relationship with anyone and was pised off to an extent where I started to prepare evil inventions. My parents are actually humble , who saved me from getting into evil activities. Right now , I am a person who entertains people with his inventions and makes everyone laugh through youtube videos!

[@DevilHunter-777]

You need a platypus nemesis who listens to your stories

[@Hulk_Lover]

I love how even the crimes he only thought about committing barely put a dent in his sentence because of all the ones he did commit

[@rpmguy648]

Can we appreciate how long it must take to make these videos? Looking through all these movies and shows for crimes is probably really hard.

[@edfreak9001]

fwiw the phineas and ferb wiki is very extensive and honestly probably already has a listing of his crimes somewhere, but getting the footage is still a big bugbear so yes

[@crazypeopleonsunday7864]

Nah, I'm sure it's super easy, barely an inconvenience. Seriously, though, I'm sure it's tedious, but the part where you get to watch movies and tv shows must be fun.

[@montymole2]

@@crazypeopleonsunday7864 the aggravating part comes when you have to edit down all the footage, as someone who's edited videos before, i can say that it's very difficult, especially with a cheap/free software that crashes almost constantly (i don't know what editing software HE uses, i'm just comparing his situation to mine lol)

[@crazypeopleonsunday7864]

@@montymole2 Fair enough. I wasn't meaning to say that making these videos is a walk in the park. I just meant that the watching movies and tv shows part sounds like it would be fun. And the "super easy, barely an inconvenience" part was a reference to something and meant mostly as a joke.

[@montymole2]

@@crazypeopleonsunday7864 oh i know, i was agreeing with you lol, i was just stating that the aggravating part comes when you have to edit it all together lol

[@Eggyteevee]

adding my favorite ep, Live and Let's Drive from 4th s, Doofenshmirtz attempts to compete on a F1 race with a unregistred car, with 6 wheels (copy of the Tyrell P34 design) and probably without FiA Super Licence approving him to compete, disregarding FiA's rules not following design rules like the max downforce, moving parts of the car, one extra pair of wheels, as well as his car having guns and other mechanisms to throw stuff on the track putting other driver's life in danger, specially because his target was Parry who was in the track, as well as endangering the expectators lifes. He also uses a railgun to make the leggendary driver Paolo something to make him lose the will to race (who Parry borrowed the car to race untill he got back to the track). he also crashes and fall on a pool of a private property almost hitting a man so, driving a unregistred car, conspiracy to cheat a competition, competing without licence, reckless endangerment, property damage, first degree muder attempt and brainwash

[@Retro_Red]

If I had a nickel for every criminal charge to Dr. Heinz Doofenschmirtz...huh, I thought there'd be more. Maybe I could buy a candy bar.

[@govetazall3134]

It's actually 13 life sentences because you accidently went backwards here 4:58 , went from 7 -> 6 instead of 7 -> 8

[@longonbon9676]

Your right!

[@yeggplante]

I actually noticed that while I was watching the video

[@longonbon9676]

How could this happen?

[@yeggplante]

@@longonbon9676 I have no idea personally

[@BrianDatDawg]

​@@longonbon9676what about my right?

[@foreverknight66]

I like how they're all Petty crimes taken to such an extreme that they just amass to such high charges.

[@toymaster4041]

Minus the 2 domestic terrorisms and attempted murders lol

[@Sansyboi611]

i just love the idea that all of this is real and his ex wife who gives him money for his inators and stuff just helps him out of all this trouble magically like she's secretly some kind of underground leader of the world that can just make it all go away

[@_zealos_8213]

I love how all of Doof's goofy one liners are cut off with text that just feels like "MY BROTHER, *_THAT IS GIGA ILLEGAL!"_*

[@Exis247]

You forgot to account for the fact that most of his shenanigans not only failed but also cause surprisingly little damage. There is a massive difference between murder and attempted murder.

[@benquint2157]

Murder=Murder

[@spartapros2120]

@@benquint215750=5

[@decomposedcorpse5186]

he put it as attempted murder, no?

[@Mikooooooooocoooooooooooooooo]

they only failed because of perry the platypus so perry should get a reward

[@insomniagobrrr5542]

And what were the charges?

[@fillerchannel7136]

That moment when Doofensmirtz in Season 1 alone has a bigger rap sheet than Homelander.

[@General_C]

Isn't it great how comically evil cartoon villains can be?

[@zeynabbendjedidi1847]

"Well, as a lazy taylor would say, suit yourself" 😂

[@lilygamingtheories1410]

I love how you’re charging him as if Perry was a human

[@Superemie401]

I can understand it. Even though Perry is a platypus, he acts like a human in front of characters like Doof.

[@ZaidAlwayz7]

Well, perry has the intellectual ability and sentient ability as a human

[@realmousait]

Like this video if you wish to see the other seasons in a part 2 Also for the sake of making the video more interesting I treated Perry as a human given his secret agent responsibilities and human like behaviour in front of Doofenshmirtz

[@MrHydro7official]

hello

[@Milkmaam]

uhh hey on 5:04 you gave a 1- on attempted 1st degree murder

[@Ratchet_TFP]

​@@MilkmaamDr.Guy Has A Death Sentence So Don't Mind Life Imprisonment

[@pervertedstoner69reborn70]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH Is this the first time you're sentencing the bad guy in multiple parts? (Not counting Loki or Gru)

[@andrewketcham7450]

@@Milkmaam That should be 2nd degree attempted murder

[@devenshah1480]

Great video! I think one thing that was overlooked is that technically Perry was breaking and entering most times, so Doof trapping him (in most cases) was a reasonable use of force and probably wouldn't carry a sentence. Though it's hilarious to think about what a jury would do with covering a platypus in chocolate as a trap xD

[@ptm2066]

Given that Perry has been briefed to go after Doof by Major Monogram, the head of a government crime-fighting organization, a warrant is implied.

[@leotheyoshi151]

I feel like the information of Perry not only being a secret agent, but also an agent who is currently attempting to stop him from taking over the tri state area, perry's trespassing would be acceptable

[@hunterlawrence3573]

@@leotheyoshi151Then again, Perry agreed to pay to fix Doof’s door in that one episode

[@tylerherr4288]

well... perry is government funded so and obviously has plenty of cause for concern

[@DapperBrick]

I'm pretty sure it's illegal to use booby traps with the intent to harm even if it's in defense of your property so some of those traps could still be charged.

[@thegamingpro2468]

I would like to see you charge him with all of the crimes that actually went through instead of all of his plan monologues.

[@zanir2387]

now we need "If Griffith Was Charged For His Crimes"....

[@tigerlover2853]

You know Dr Doofenschmirtz was a good villain when he somehow manages to get a worse sentence than most other villains on this show combined.

[@pyregg1572]

And in season 1 alone for that matter

[@cheezballz8146]

Even better when he gets completely acquitted of it all and becomes a high school teacher!

[@pzhikcloethaegeslikhrethyi4225]

The fact that he would spend more time working to pay off the debts than he would actually in prison is hilarious

[@taleseylad1249]

he'll just make a money-inator

[@springlemon4922]

@@taleseylad1249tax fraud? Money laundering? Idk but the IRS wouldnt like it either

[@lily-if8ir]

@springlemon4922 perry would destroy before even sets it off

[@springlemon4922]

@@lily-if8ir maybe hes in the IRS and hes been trying to catch him and thats why he js lets him go every time.

[@michaelgum97]

@@springlemon4922 Maybe it could count as counterfeit money?

[@dd7896]

I doubt a lot of the attempted first degree murder charges would hold, given how the platypus is a platypus, a pet, and not a person.

[@bucketblast62]

I think I know what Mousait does when he charges villains. He does the following: Movies: Couple of cases TV series: Individual person Video Games: Individual with extra murder charges

[@helloiwanttootakeoverthewo3217]

This man is the only villain with a tragic back story that can actually be excused for his crimes This man managed to not end his own life and become one of the most tragic villains of all time

[@Superemie401]

*His parents didn’t show up at his birth.*

[@mememan7180]

He was forced to stand still outside as a lawn gnome for days on end most likely with no food or water or sleep

[@pyregg1572]

What's excusable is the fact despite his miserable life pushing him to become a villain, it also helped him learn how to be a good father so he wouldn't abuse Vanessa the way his parents abused him. Despite never succeeding with any of his plans or inators (not to mention dealing with a divorce) he's one of the best dads in cartoon history edit: along with the fact he got stood up for a guy with bigger hands which on itself stung hard when you realize the context

[@Towelie2000]

@@Superemie401he was adopted in the episode where he made an inator that returned things and gave him his money back in his pants when it bounced back and hit him he was returned to the hospital personally I think he’s adopted

[@omarvi280]

So he couldve charged with insanity and sentenced to undefined time in a psychiatric hospital.

[@JupiterDude3000]

“Great I have to do chocolate now?” “There’s one problem with this. You need planning permission from the council to do something like this. And since he’s- not gonna get it, they would just dismantle his wall straight away” I swear to god, hearing you physically say these lines brought a great amount of pleasure because of how clearly unexpected they were

[@DaveyTheDuckGaming]

love how straightforward this video is. thx

[@painelemental6954]

I love how Doof gets more jail time and punishment than Heisenberg

[@wojtekpolska1013]

most of the trapping he does against perry the platypus is probably not illegal, considering he lives in the USA, which has home defence laws strongly favouring the homeowner. he could easily claim that perry the platypus had broken into his house, and when he trapped him he was simply defending his propety

[@Dabazuka]

Since OWCA is a governmental agency I assume Perry is allowed to break into his home to stop him

[@TheShinyFeraligatr]

Given he's mentioned Perry destroying his doors was something he had to pay for (notably, because Perry stopped doing it after that) and it's unlikely Perry has a warrant, that does seem likely.

[@frickmister1]

It would still be illegal, but it would be because of boobytrapping, NOT kidnapping. . . We need Perry the Platypus's Crimes counted now though for sure.

[@wojtekpolska1013]

@@frickmister1 im pretty sure that's still legal at least in some states

[@2u29wjiowk2iswj]

Perry the platypus is most likely a secret law enforcement agent, so his actions are probably sanctioned by the elites of his organization that work with the government. Booby trapping is strictly illegal in every state. Even if he did kill him in self defense he is killing a law enforcement officer.

[@namenamename390]

1:36 One annotation and one mistake: The tires Doofenshmirtz deflates are on cars most likely to be part of NASCAR or a similar stock car racing series. Those tires are somewhat cheaper at $350-$500 a piece as compared to F1 tires shown in the video. The mistake is that the Google result says an entire set, so four wheels, costs up to $2700, but the video continues with the assumption that a single tire costs that much, while it actually costs a quarter of that, so $675.

[@user-ue5xf4hs8x]

Another mistake was at 2:38. His laser didn't actually shoot anything or anyone, so the morning talk show hosts were never killed

[@marioplumber3378]

and you get 0 maidens 🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@namenamename390]

@@marioplumber3378 really got me there

[@miaryaigne6379]

@@marioplumber3378 This guy is scrolling through the comments on a video he decided to watch about a comprehensive estimate of the criminal charges for a kid's cartoon character and thought he was in a position to laugh at someone else for being a nerd.

[@LukeHDPlays]

He has to pay more then 100 trillion dollars in fines 💀💀 He ALSO has to spend about 700 years in jail and more then 11 life sentences AND 3 Death Sentences

[@reagan6424]

3:35 If feel like we are missing a crime here; I highly doubt that street is up to food safety standards.

[@Aether_-iy9bb]

Even all of his crimes, the one thing that he never fails to do is to be there for his daughter even if its utterly embarrassing for him and his daughter, but he never failed to be a father.

[@Dragonsofchaos852]

The fact this is only season 1. And he already was senteced to jail for 600+ years due to traps alone. Really probably says something about his record. Also keep in mind, there's that one episode. Where doof had multiple traps set to capture perry.

[@Appoxo]

The one when Perry entered from the back?

[@LegoDrDoom]

The one where Candace restarts the day??

[@Superemie401]

Oh no. Oooooooh noooooooo…

[@jimmyg3835]

with the ether 3 sesons i thank he wood bet magmind

[@martinlawson6421]

I don’t know how the algorithm led me to your channel, but it’s extremely entertaining. Keep it up 😊

[@alithemathguy]

Actually Dr. Doof would be sentenced to 3 death sentences, 11 life sentences, and a 100 billion dollar fine and that is only considering the crimes from season 1.

[@emperorcalus4917]

7:53 Bro was just trying to run a hustle and got hit with the death penalty

[@ThatGuyRNA]

Doof brand hot cho- DOMESTIC TERRORISM

[@d1kgaws12]

If hustles warrant death penalties then a lot of CEOs of big corporations would be dead.

[@TheFoxxscurse]

I love that doof has gotten more domestic terrorism charges than any other villains charges combined

[@Caragoner]

Minor issue: Perry is 1. An animal 2. Breaking and entering (as despite being a government agent never presents a warrant) Meaning his charges would be animal abuse at best. In addition most of his traps are manual meaning they are legal (as booby trapping is usually a crime since you can't control who it affects)

[@StephenLuke]

I wish there were more Doofenshmirtz charges in Season 2.

[@Warmachinerox33]

Never occurred to me that Doofenshmirtz never actually ended up in jail

[@charliecoccia8875]

He did in one episode.

[@Sans_The_Skeleton]

because legally, doofenshmirtz is a cheetah.

[@AmayaBloblaya]

He’s doing community service

[@Zuf-ff3nb]

The 2nd dimension one did

[@pineappleudh6561]

​@@Sans_The_Skeleton Ocelot actually, but yeah he was abandoned and ended up being raised by Ocelot meaning he is legally an Ocelot.

[@KingSpaghetti]

At 4:36 you gave him 2 life sentences. In the segment, you decreased it by 1. Then you started counting up from there. In total he should have 12 life sentences by the end, not 11.

[@gabrielthescooterkidmcdona2770]

I wasn’t the only one who noticed!

[@bucketblast62]

I found out too. 12 life sentences is what he’s facing.

[@gavindinsmoor8196]

Not like it even matters, since you only ever get one lifetime.

[@tcpratt1660]

@@gavindinsmoor8196 technically, everyone gets at least two Lifetimes - regular, and a movie network ("Lifetime - television for women who enjoy watching other women get abused physically, psychologically, and portentiously...")...

[@kpounder4908]

I think a life sentence is overkill for just killing a few trees so he dropped that one. Also he didn’t actually do the bit where he killed the talk show host, he just planned to kill them all (so he should’ve gotten another death penalty as he was planning on killing dozens of people at once)

[@morganrussman]

6:48 I forget the special name, but, it's the one where doofensmirtz creates a contagious um.....virus(?) Thing that mutates someone into a look alike of himself that says "lots of me". A pan out shot shows a wall around the Dansville esk area. I gues we have an idea of where it came from, or the idea for it came from.

[@lily-if8ir]

Lots of me Lots of me Lots of me? I not correcting you I just joking around

[@benjamindouglas3286]

Its night of the walking pharmacists season 4

[@benjamindouglas3286]

@PhineasFlynn-rl1ne no it’s not

[@VeraEdelman]

I have a couple questions One: Do the sentences stay the same if we consider that Perry the Platypus knew that he was going to be trapped and willingly kept showing up every day? Edit: I saw another commenter mention that Perry was technically trespassing, so that too Two: Wouldn't the charges be difference since he largely failed at all his plans (including the murders)? Shouldn't he just be charged for attempted murder there too? Edit 2: I see in the end he did only get charged for attempted murder, but wasn't that first death sentence for the mass murder of all the people that couldn't make up their minds (which he failed at)?

[@imfsresidentotaku9699]

One: Perry is not "technically trespassing." He's a secret agent acting upon orders to break into Doof's lair and stop a crime, so trapping him is a serious offense. Two: Attempting to commit a crime still results in a charge, so it doesn't matter if Doof's plans failed. He still had the intention of carrying out his schemes and took steps to do so.

[@pineappleudh6561]

​@@imfsresidentotaku9699 To my knowledge OWCA is never established to be a government agency, so we have no reason to think they actually have any legal grounds to break in. (Also on that note OWCA let's do of continue working so they can steal his designs so...that's probably also very illegal)

[@briarpelt2333]

Favorite quotes from these clips: "As a lazy tailor would say, suit yourself!" "Say hello to my new pet crocodiles, Susan and Susan! I named them after each other."

[@TigerChamp99]

3:47 Because Doof's shenanigans finally broke Major Monogram.

[@ThatGuyRNA]

The animals are rioting aswell

[@mrfoxyx]

The people escaping the 3 dimension

[@StinkyGeorge1]

"so nice of them to leave the keys inside" -Heinz Doofenshmirtz whenever that episode aired

[@ChatGPt2001]

If the fictional character Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz from the TV show "Phineas and Ferb" were to be charged for his various "evil" activities, it would largely depend on the jurisdiction, legal system, and interpretation of his actions. However, considering his comedic and exaggerated nature, it's important to remember that the show is meant to be lighthearted and not intended to be taken as a realistic depiction of legal proceedings. Here are a few examples of the types of charges he might face based on some of his inventions and actions: 1. **Destruction of Property**: Many of Doofenshmirtz's inventions end up causing damage to property, such as his various "-inators." He might be charged with vandalism, property damage, or reckless endangerment if his devices cause harm to people or infrastructure. 2. **Unlicensed Operation of Advanced Technology**: Doofenshmirtz often creates complex and potentially dangerous technology without any apparent licenses or permits. Depending on the fictional legal system's regulations, he might face charges related to the unauthorized creation and operation of advanced technology. 3. **Endangering Public Safety**: Some of his inventions have posed threats to public safety, such as his "Self-Destruct Button-inator." Charges related to endangering the safety of the public could be brought against him. 4. **Trespassing**: Perry the Platypus, as Agent P, frequently infiltrates Doofenshmirtz's lair to thwart his plans. In some episodes, this could potentially lead to charges of trespassing against Perry. 5. **Animal Welfare Violations**: Doofenshmirtz's treatment of his nemesis Perry the Platypus could potentially be seen as animal mistreatment, leading to charges of animal cruelty or neglect. 6. **Kidnapping or Unlawful Restraint**: In some episodes, Doofenshmirtz has kidnapped characters or trapped them against their will, possibly leading to charges of kidnapping or unlawful restraint. It's important to note that "Phineas and Ferb" is a cartoon meant for entertainment, and the situations and characters are exaggerated for comedic effect. In a real-world context, many of these actions would likely have much more severe legal consequences. However, given the whimsical and unrealistic nature of the show, any legal proceedings involving Doofenshmirtz would likely be portrayed in a humorous and exaggerated manner, similar to the tone of the show itself.

[@meteorytekrenaryte]

I never thought about it until now, but most of his crimes were just a bunch of property destruction and theft + the numerous amounts of false imprisonment and first degree attempts along with that. 'Sigh' Such a hit of nostalgia watching a childhood favorite once again. Also, yes to making a part two! Let us see the more numerous instances of the above listed crimes that are most likely in the near future!!!

[@DqwertyC]

In fairness, some of those (such as the TV host being disintegrated) were only part of Doofenshmirtz explaining his plan, not things he actually did. Still, impressive levels of EVIL!

[@2u29wjiowk2iswj]

Attempted murder still gets a big sentence.

[@-Lazy]

​@@2u29wjiowk2iswjI mean, Having a gun isn't attempted murder.

[@pineappleudh6561]

​@@2u29wjiowk2iswj Planning a murder ain't though. It entirely depends on if he actually attempted to do that specific plan in the episode. (Least to my knowledge, gotta be a legal grey area atleast)

[@charlesjoseph9842]

That domestic terrorism charge really puts Doof's antics in a new perspective. I don't think most of those false imprisonment and attempted murder charges would actually count considering the victim was a platypus, though. You'd have to establish Perry as a legal "person" for those charges to go through, and, while I'm pretty sure Perry is smart enough to qualify, I don't think he would risk blowing his cover like that (especially since Doof would have well over a life sentence regardless). Doof WOULD be getting a ton of animal cruelty charges, though.

[@talyar04]

I just have one question: has Dan Povenmire seen this? 😆 Poor Doofenshmirtz.

[@bighhead]

I never thought he would get a bigger sentence than walter white

[@freshrimp9013]

To be fair, Walter committed a lot of murders, drug dealing, bombings, etc... but also doof has committed way more crimes on a way bigger scale.

[@turkishjanitor3666]

Incel Homelander vs Virgin Walmart Wait vs CHAD Dr Doofenshmirtz

[@fligigigigigig222]

"perry the platipus!? how dare you finally sentence me after years and years of unwanted and weird logic?"

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

**puts a trap on Perry**

[@ShawnF6FHellcat]

@@poweroffriendship2.0 **Contempt of court!**

[@Dylan-bu7wi]

The “Convicts are escaping from the ZOO?!” part is sooo funny!

[@puglife658]

2:39 he didn’t actually do that. He was just talking about what he wanted to do. Edit: there were also a few others where he just talked about his plan without carrying them out due to being thwarted by Perry.

[@Rexy_THE_T-REX]

Ye so he shouldnt be charged

[@lupanick0435]

Well, it IS called “IF” he was charged soo… uh, yeah- But i do get the point

[@puglife658]

@@lupanick0435 I don’t get your point. The hypothetical charges are inaccurate. What it is called does not line up with what is happening.

[@Mgl1206]

@@lupanick0435it’s if they were charged in what they did. Not if they were charged on what they didnt

[@hunterlawrence3573]

If he took action towards carrying out those plans, then he should be charged for attempting the crime. But if he just talked about doing it it’s hard to charge him for intent there.

[@SirPanikalot778]

I'm more suprised at how expensive racing tyres are than I am at doof's sentence.

[@gferrol118]

He messed up in the video. It's $2700 for a set of 4 tyres, not $2700 for 1 tyre

[@championderrick3424]

"...the rest of the seasons in a part 2" You can only kill a man once, yet we are only halfway done with 3 death sentences?

[@thomasdavey3033]

Quarter. There's 4 seasons

[@championderrick3424]

@@thomasdavey3033 He went through the first two seasons...

[@Robynhoodlum]

So what I’m getting from this video is that Doofenschmirtz should be thanking Perry the platypus for preventing him from actually committing crimes and being convicted. And for not pressing charges for all that false imprisonment and attempted murder.

[@FewVidsJustComments]

Also, the various actions against Perry would be incresed when you realized platypuses are endemic animals, native only to Australia.

[@d1kgaws12]

The actions against Perry are already being treated like they were committed against humans.

[@pineappleudh6561]

The problem is we get completely different crimes depending on if perry is a human in the eyes of the law. (Funnily enough that may also be why door never gets charged, legally speaking he's an ocelot)

[@AMH9000]

A potential error I found was at 3:52 where 24 years were added for Mass Theft where usually it was 25 (also the joke is that the animals are escaping the Zoo and prisoners are rioting, but Major Monogram mixed it up) And something that is definitely an error is at 4:50 where the life sentences go up by 2, and the next crime decreases it by 1. So there’s 1 missing life sentence and (probably) 1 missing year.

[@hunterlawrence3573]

I wonder, was it “Convicts are rioting, animals are escaping from the zoo,” or “convicts are escaping prison, animals are rioting in the zoo”? Both seem equally plausible in Danville

[@ChaoticJester]

Actually not really, cause the Life Sentence for the News Reporter never really counted with it just being his explanation, not it actually happening.

[@Chemistry-mw1im]

Also l, 48 false imprisonment charges times 12 years is 576 years not 572.

[@Ratchet_TFP]

​@@Chemistry-mw1imit seems he need Something,He Maybe Got Tired of Editing

[@Chaos_Cultist]

you could argue that that one with the magnet was maybe only second degree because he wasn't out to kill perry at first he even gave him many warnings before dropping that magnet

[@theonomaly6389]

I think you forgot a few, including how he assisted criminals in escaping prison, assisted criminals in attempted crime (but betrayed later due to a change in heart), every moment of reckless endangerment (of both himself and the people around him), ect.

[@Kayogin]

Doofenshmirtz could argue for every case that Perry broke into his home and that he had the right to restrain him, and he could also argue that he'd find it silly to call the police over an animal that he could handle himself

[@YanntastischGER]

Doofenschmirtz basically gets a death sentence for selling hot chocolate. xD

[@Hondoku]

Despite all his attempts to take over Danville Doof deserves a pardon for being a good dad

[@mythicaldragonydutch_9071]

At 5:05, a Life Sentence is taken away rather than added up, meaning the Total amount of Life Sentences would be 13, not 11.

[@justasadmanforabanana4124]

It supposed to be 12

[@browniex5120]

I watched a lot of these episodes as a kid, and Doofenshmirtz was honestly one of my favorite villains of all time He was so hilarious... it gave me a lot of laughs!

[@usefulbobcat]

5:44 is there a crime for casually creating paradoxes

[@mrfoxyx]

Yes there is

[@Superemie401]

And that’s why Doofenshmirtz is one of the best Disney villain.