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And that is of course "My Fair Goalie", a Season 3 episode that premiered on September 9, 2011. Riding a wave of momentum from the recent, wildly-successful Across the 2nd Dimension, it scored an audience of 4.650 million viewers behind a 2.5 household rating, good for No. 13 on the week's Cable Top 25. To this day, that remains that biggest audience for a regular, non-extended episode of Phineas and Ferb. That figure also made it Disney Channel's top program for the week, topping its lead-in airing of Up by 6 percent.

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  • And that is of course "My Fair Goalie", a Season 3 episode that premiered on September 9, 2011. Riding a wave of momentum from the recent, wildly-successful Across the 2nd Dimension, it scored an audience of 4.650 million viewers behind a 2.5 household rating, good for No. 13 on the week's Cable Top 25. To this day, that remains that biggest audience for a regular, non-extended episode of Phineas and Ferb. That figure also made it Disney Channel's top program for the week, topping its lead-in airing of Up by 6 percent.
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  • And that is of course "My Fair Goalie", a Season 3 episode that premiered on September 9, 2011. Riding a wave of momentum from the recent, wildly-successful Across the 2nd Dimension, it scored an audience of 4.650 million viewers behind a 2.5 household rating, good for No. 13 on the week's Cable Top 25. To this day, that remains that biggest audience for a regular, non-extended episode of Phineas and Ferb. That figure also made it Disney Channel's top program for the week, topping its lead-in airing of Up by 6 percent. The new episode performed especially strongly among its target age groups. Among Kids 6-11, Phineas and Ferb rode a robust 9.0 rating to the No. 1 spot on the week, 21 percent clear of runner-up Victorious. Among Kids 2-11, it also checked in at No. 1, topping the aforementioned Up by 18 percent. The episode was also No. 3 among Tweens 9-14 with a 6.0 demographic rating there, trailing only Victorious and iCarly. Even among Adults 18-49, the show scored a stronger than usual 0.8 rating. For the first time in three months, Phineas and Ferb returns to the new airwaves next week with a plethora of new episodes. The hour-long "Phineas and Ferb Save Summer" starts things off on Monday, June 9 at 10:00AM Eastern (9:00AM Central), with "Father's Day" (and not "Doof 101"?) on Tuesday, June 10 at 10:00AM Eastern, and "Imperfect Storm" follows on Wednesday, June 11 at 10:15AM Eastern (paired with "Return Policy" first). At least, that's what Emoticon's website listings are telling me. The Numbers Game will see what it can dig up, or else another trip to the archives may be in order. Until then, leave your comments down below, watch out for those blue shells, and remember...that the numbers never lie.
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