Parents' Guide to Agent P Under C

TV Disney+ Kids' Animation 2026
Agent P Under C TV: Perry, the platypus, appears in multiple versions of himself undercover with different outfits against a blue gradient background.

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Fernanda Camargo By Fernanda Camargo , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 6+

Short Phineas and Ferb spin-off plays up crime for laughs.

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  • Agent P Under C TV: Perry, the platypus, wears a helmet and glides against a blue striped background.
  • Agent P Under C TV: Perry, the platypus, wears a western costume and hides in a pool using binoculars to spy.
  • Agent P Under C TV: Perry, the platypus, dresses as a pop artist to help a blond singer who is being unknowingly attacked by a green snake.

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What's the Story?

In AGENT P UNDER C, Perry, the platypus, takes on undercover missions for the O.W.C.A. in order to dismantle a rival organization called A.N.A.T.H.E.M.A., which threatens the peace in the world. With wild costumes and ingenious plans, Perry saves the day in the most unexpected ways.

Is It Any Good?

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This is a series of very short stories that are meant for quick laughs and not much else. Villains in Agent P Under C put themselves in far-fetched situations to try and gain the upper hand in the most cartoonish, villainous ways possible. But Agent Perry, the platypus, gets even wilder in his ways of going undercover and stopping them. It's definitely not a series meant to educate viewers, but it's bound to bring smiles to fans of Phineas and Ferb, if only for a few minutes.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about spin-off series like Agent P Under C. What makes a show a spin-off? Why do you think viewers enjoy watching them?

  • Agent P often uses trickery to go undercover and catch the bad guys. Does that make him less of a good guy for using those methods?

  • Much of the violence in the show is played for laughs, like characters launching out of the Earth and into space. What makes these situations funny to young viewers? Can you separate fantasy violence from real violence?

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Agent P Under C TV: Perry, the platypus, appears in multiple versions of himself undercover with different outfits against a blue gradient background.

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