Mother of Phineas, Ferb, and Candace. She is the primary target of Candace's attempts to expose the boys' summer projects, though the evidence of their inventions consistently disappears before she can see them.
Jimmy King's estranged wife. After years of abandonment, she initially lashes out upon their reunion but eventually reconciles with him on their porch, supporting his return to wrestling and family life.
Matriarchal figure dealing with family secrets and community expectations.
The Hansen family's mother who grounds her children and is subsequently set up on a date with Dimitri. She falls under the vampire's trance but is snapped out of it by her children's pleas, which she describes as true love. She helps trap Dimitri in his coffin and later accepts a date from the vampire hunter.
An unexpected visitor with a fondness for cookies and milk who arrives at the bakery and potentially holds the magical key to resolving the town's dilemma.
Maya is a busy perfume executive and Jack's wife, trying to balance work, a recent move, and family life. She hires Owen to organize a Christmas party for her boss and a potential client, but feels displaced as he grows close to the children. After her outburst ruins the party and costs her job, she apologizes and welcomes Owen as family.
Mentioned briefly as the mother who remarried, which establishes Ferb as their stepbrother.
Linda is the mother in the family who remains stuck at the airport with Lawrence on Christmas Eve. She returns home with him and the children’s grandparents near the end, joining the family celebration after Phineas and Ferb’s citywide effort has restored the holiday spirit.
A headmistress who promotes cooperation and shared-school ideals as the two schools begin sharing space, contributing to the central conflict over the arrangement.
Eugenia Scrimmage leads Scrimmage Academy, the girls’ school across the road from Macdonald Hall. She becomes involved in a chaotic conflict after being accused of robbing a convenience store, with an item bearing her name cited as evidence. Bruno and the students join the effort to defend her, causing a school-wide disturbance involving girls and police officers.
Eugenia Scrimmage is an outspoken critic of Ms. Gloria Peabody’s role with the girls. She protests that Peabody is unsuitable, establishing a conflict around the demanding training endured by Diane Grant and Cathy Burton. Her objection helps reveal the broader resistance to the school’s new authority structure, although she is not part of the students’ later alliance.
Caroline Rhea has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Bruno & Boots Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Phineas and Ferb, A Very Sordid Wedding, Holiday Mismatch. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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