Phineas and Ferb2007

[last lines]

Iggy:
I'll admit, I have never really studied the platypus, but I am absolutely shocked that this one somehow followed you all the way to Africa. It seems impossible.

Ferb:
Well, ever since George Shaw wrote the first description of the platypus for highly skeptical European scientists in 1798, this unique creature has become synonymous with the word 'impossible'.

Phineas:
You know, Ferb's right.

Isabella, Buford, Baljeet:
[calmly] Yeah.

Candace:
Really? You're all satisfied with that answer?

Lawrence:
Alright, well, we're turning in.

Buford:
Yeah, me too.

Phineas:
Good night.

Candace:
Seriously, a platypus crosses the Atlantic Ocean, finds you on the vast continent of Africa, and no one feels this is worthy of a longer discussion?

Phineas:
It's been a long day, Candace. Go to sleep.

Buford:
Yeah, it'll probably all make sense in the morning.

Candace:
Really? That's it? Nobody's with me here?