He does appear in his old look in "Rollercoaster: The Musical" but still has gray hair.As for since then, well I guess we can blame him not getting another one on Limited Wardrobe. In their introductory episode he didn't fit into his old costume anymore.How come Swampy (of Love Händel) never lost his librarian look, even after the band got back together?.It seems to be at least partly just to mollify her much of the time she's usually the only one making a big deal about being in charge, after all, their parents generally seem fairly relaxed and willing to leave the kids more or less to their own devices.
Beyond it, she always freaks out, "in charge" or not. If the reason to put anyone in charge is only because of Candace's insistence, makes sense ignore her party when choosing the person to be put in charge. In The Lake Nose Monster, they put her father to watch the kids simply because Candace insisted.They just didn't have the same ideas of what was a crisis as Candace did. Maybe they figured that Candace being In Charge basically meant they'd have one person ready to call the authorities in case of any real troubles.Looking to the scripts in the Phineas and Ferb wiki, in most episodes after the first season, she is specifically put in charge when she says she is in charge.Candace just likes to think she's in charge most of the time. Even in the first episode, Linda says that no one has to be in charge, and finally relented by saying she was in charge if a satellite crashed into the house. The only episode I can think of where she's specifically put in charge is Summer Belongs to You, and my guess is that it's only because both parents were going to be gone for a couple days.Why is it that their parents always give in to Candace's begging to be in charge? I love Candace (as a character), but it seems weird that they wouldn't have learned from past events that whenever they put her in charge, she freaks out.
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