Kim Possible
Title card for the series.
Also known as	Disney's Kim Possible
Format	Television series
Created by	Mark McCorkle Bob Schooley
Directed by	Steve Loter David Block Chris Bailey Nicholas Filippi
Voices of	Christy Carlson Romano Will Friedle Nestor Carbonell Nancy Cartwright (actress)
Theme music composer	Cory Lerios George Gabriel
Opening theme	"Call Me, Beep Me" by Christina Milian
Composer(s)	Adam Berry
Country of origin	USA
No. of seasons	4
No. of episodes	87
Production
Executive producer(s)	Mark McCorkle Robert Schooley Chris Bailey
Producer(s)	Kurt Weldon Clay Renfroe Steve Loter
Editor(s)	Joseph Molinari Christopher K. Gee Ted Supa John Royer
Running time	approx. 22 minutes (per episode)
Production company(s)	Walt Disney Television Animation
Broadcast
Original channel	Disney/ABC Television Group
Picture format	420i (SD full-frame) 1080p (HD Widescreen)
Original run	June 7, 2002 - June 10, 2006 February 10, 2007 – September 7, 2007
Status	Ended
External links
Official website

Kim Possible is an American animated television series about a teenage crime fighter who has the task of dealing with worldwide, family, and school issues every day. The show is action-oriented, but also has a light-hearted atmosphere and often lampoons the conventions and clichés of the secret-agent and action genres. It marked the second animated Disney Channel Original Series, and was the first series to be produced by Walt Disney Television Animation, in association with Disney Channel.

despite ending in 2007, Kim possible is still disney channels highest rated show of all time. 

It is the second-longest running Disney Channel Original Series, due to Phineas and Ferb running more than 5 years and 3 months.

Contents 1 Premise 2 Airings 3 Episodes 4 Characters 5 Films 6 DVDs 7 8 Video games 9 Awards and Nominations 10 International 11 Epcot Theme Park Attraction 12 Gallery 13 External links

Premise

The series revolves around Kim’s fight against her enemies as well as her everyday life problems as a normal teenager, which are usually presented as a subplot. Kim lives in what is supposed to be an "Any Town, USA" named Middleton, although it is built around a thriving NASA-like Space Center with several supporting Science Labs.

Creators Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley claim they created the show in an elevator. As they tell it, McCorkle looked at Schooley and said, "Kim Possible: she can do anything". Schooley at once replied, "Her partner is Ron Stoppable: he can't do anything". The creators also maintain that it was always their intention for Kim and Ron to eventually become involved romantically, rather than just remaining best friends. This becomes a reality in the supposed series-ending movie, Kim Possible: So the Drama. The romantic theme also continues in season four.

The series premiered on Disney Channel on June 7, 2002, and the first episode to air, "Crush", was nominated for a Primetime Emmy award the following year. After the premiere of this episode, Kim Possible was the most-watched and highest-rated television show on Disney Channel at that time. The series as a whole was nominated for the Daytime Emmy in 2004 and again in 2005 (that year it received five nominations and won one for Outstanding Sound Mixing — Live Action and Animation). The show has been widely praised for its dialogue, animation, and characters.

On February 22, 2005, after three seasons and 65 episodes, the show ended production. Due to the popularity of the series and grassroots operations by dedicated KP fans, Disney announced on November 29, 2005, that the show would be renewed for a fourth season, which debuted on Disney Channel on February 10, 2007. The series finale aired on September 7, 2007, with the airing of the one-hour-long concluding episode "Graduation."

Steve Loter documented the production of the final episode of season four, and thus the completion of the Kim Possible franchise. in a blog titled "So the Finale" hosted on Blogger. It included behind-the-scenes and production information from the perspective of the crew as well as production sketches from one of several alternative endings that had been scripted. "So the Finale" maintained an open comment system allowing fans to express their views on the franchise and its closure.

The show's title music, "Call Me, Beep Me," is sung by Christina Milian. Artist Stephen Silver was the lead character designer.

Airings

Kim Possible aired on Toon Disney in the United States and Family in Canada. Episodes have been aired on ABC as part of its ABC Kids lineup.

In the UK, the show has often been aired on GMTV's children's weekend slot Toonattik, on ITV1. The show is being broadcast daily at 9:30pm showing two back to back episodes on Disney Cinemagic. In Australia, Kim Possible can be seen on Disney Channel Australia 3 times a day along with the Seven Network which are currently repeating the final season every Saturday at 7:05am. In India, Kim Possible can be seen on "Toon Disney", "Disney Channel" and "Disney CineMagic".

It is still being aired on Disney Channel Latin America in the Pacific feed from Monday to Friday in the animated block. It is also being aired on Disney Channel South Africa and Disney XD Netherlands.

The Bulgarian version of Kim Possible (Ким Суперплюс) premiered in 2005 on BNT Channel 1, with a dub produced by Disney Character Voices International; the Disney weekend block however was closed without notice on January 1, 2006. After more than two years absence, Jetix CEE brought the series' first season back in August 2008, with the old Bulgarian dub appearing from October of that year. After Jetix was changed to Disney Channel, it repeated season 2 (which aired on Channel 1 as well). It has been reported that the previously undubbed season 3 is now ready for broadcasting. It is expected that it will be dubbed by the same sound studio as before (Alexandra Audio).

Episodes

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			Season premiere	Season finale
	1	21	June 7, 2002	May 16, 2003
	2	30	July 18, 2003	August 5, 2004
	3	14	September 25, 2004	June 10, 2006
	4	22	February 10, 2007	September 7, 2007

Characters

The show centers around teenaged crime-fighter Kim Possible and her faithful sidekick and boyfriend (since the show's second movie "Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama"  and Season 4) Ron Stoppable. Ron owns a pet naked mole rat named Rufus, who proves an excellent aide to Ron and Kim in their many battles versus Dr. Drakken and various other foes. Ron is also the main source of comic relief for the show. During the show, Kim and Ron progress through the high school, starting in tenth grade in the pilot episode, Crush, and ending with a graduation party in the final episode, Graduation.

Together, the duo fights various antagonists, most commonly Doctor Drakken, assisted by his henchwoman Shego, whose unsuccessful world domination schemes appear in almost every episode of the show. The other common villains are Monkey Fist, Duff Killigan, Señor Senior, Sr. and Jr., and Professor Dementor. Monkey Fist starts out as an Indiana Jones-like persona, but soon turns into a megalomaniacal practitioner of monkey kung fu also known as Tai-Sheng-Pek-Quar as shown in the episode Monkey Fist Strikes written by Gary Sperling, which is a fictional fighting discipline supernaturalized and portrayed as mystical in the series. Duff Killigan is an overweight Scottish golf player who wears a kilt and attacks his opponents with exploding golf balls. The Señor Senior father and son duo are at first just extremely rich people owning a large resort island. However, they are inadvertently pushed into the evil business by Ron Stoppable. Senior, the father, is more business-oriented, as his son tends to exploit the evil ways for not-so-evil deeds, such as opening a personal disco. Little is revealed about Professor Dementor, an antagonist obsessed with world domination schemes like Doctor Drakken, his sworn enemy, although Dementor usually turns out to be more successful.

Films

• Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time
• Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama

DVDs

Volume	Release Date	Episodes
Kim Possible: The Secret Files	2003	"Attack of the Killer Bebes" "Downhill" "Partners" "Crush (Bonus Episode)"
Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time	November 28, 2003	"Present" "Past" "Future"
Kim Possible: The Villain Files	2004	"Blush" "Animal Attraction" "Number One" "Showdown at Crooked D"
Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama	2005	"Part 1" "Part 2" "Part 3" "Gorilla Fist (Bonus Episode)"
Kim Possible: Monkey Business (Europe and Australia only)	2007	"Monkey Fist Strikes" "Monkey Ninjas in Space" "The Full Monkey" "Gorilla Fist"
Kim Possible Movie: Graduation	2007	"Part 1" "Part 2"
Kim Possible: The Complete First Season	2010 (USA & Canada)	"Crush" "Sink or Swim" "The New Ron" "Tick-Tick-Tick" "Downhill" "Bueno Nacho" "Number One" "Mind Games" "Royal Pain" "Coach Possible" "Pain King vs. Cleopatra" "Monkey Fist Strikes" "October 31st" "All the News" "Kimitation Nation" "The Twin Factor" "Animal Attraction" "Monkey Ninjas in Space" "Ron the Man" "Low Budget"
Kim Possible: The Complete Second Season	2010 (USA & Canada)	"Naked Genius" "Grudge Match" "Two To Tutor" "The Ron Factor" "Car Trouble" "Rufus in Show" "Adventures in Rufus Sitting" "Job Unfair" "The Golden Years" "Virtu-Ron" "The Fearless Ferret" "Exchange" "Rufus Verses Commodore Puddles" "Day of the Snowmen" "A Sitch In Time Present" "A Sitch In Time Past" "A Sitch In Time Future" "A Very Possible Christmas" "Queen Bebe" "Hidden Talent" "Return to Wannaweep" "Go Team Go" "The Full Monkey" "Blush" "Partners" "Oh Boyz" "Sick Day" "The Truth Hurts" "Mother's Day" "Motor Ed" "Ron Millionaire" "Triple S" "Rewritting History"

Video games

• Disney's Kim Possible: Revenge of Monkey Fist (GBA) — released, November 15, 2002
• Disney's Kim Possible 2: Drakken's Demise (GBA) — released, September 22, 2004
• Disney's Kim Possible 3: Team Possible (GBA) — released, July 26, 2005
• Disney's Kim Possible: Kimmunicator (DS) — released, November 9, 2005
• Disney's Kim Possible: What's the Switch? (PS2) — released, October 19, 2006
• Disney's Kim Possible: Global Gemini (DS) — released, February 13, 2007

Awards and Nominations

• Daytime Emmy Awards

2005 - Outstanding Sound Mixing - Live Action and Animation - Melissa Ellis and Fil Brown (Won)

International

A Mandarin version aired on CCTV-12 in China. The Arabic dub made its debut on Disney Channel Middle East in 2002, whilst later occasionally airing for MBC 3's "Disney on 3" block. In the Arabic dub, most of the characters' names were changed to reflect the lingual puns of the original names; Kim Possible is called "Damo Staheel" (a pun on the term mostaheel [مستحيل] which is Arabic for "impossible"), Ron Stoppable is called "Mostah Aed", Rufus is called "Fa'roon", Wade is called "Awad", Shego is called "Shahira", and Dr. Drakken is called "Daraken". In addition, the Arabic dub of the series was initially performed by Lebanese actors, when traditionally it is Egyptian, however, for some unknown reason, the dubbing cast was entirely changed to Egyptian actors for the fourth season. Despite this, the Arabic dub of Kim Possible was one of the few Disney TV series that used standard Arabic instead of a colloquial Arabic dialect, although colloquial terms were loosely used. The show aired on the French Disney Channel and then on TF1's Disney show in France. Several changes were made in the names to fit with translated jokes: for example Ron is called Robin Trépide ("Intrépide", meaning intrepid: some kind of a courageous and adventurer). In Germany, Austria and Switzerland Kim Possible was aired on Super RTL, ORF 1 and SF zwei. Kim was dubbed by Anna Carlsson. In Bulgaria the show was aired on Kanal 1 in 2005. The same translation was made available on the Bulgarian version of Jetix on October 20, 2008 (name changes: Kim Possible - Kim Superplus / Ким Суперплюс; Ron Staythere / Рон Стойситам). In Sweden, the show has been aired on SVT1, Disney Channel Sweden and Toon Disney Sweden. The show was dubbed to Swedish, but the names were the same as in the original version. This is also so in the Dutch version. The Hungarian version aired on the Hungarian RTL in 2006. In the Japanese version of this show, Beni Arashiro sang the main theme "Call Me Beep Me" in both Japanese and English. In India the show retained its name as Kim Possible and was aired on Disney Channel India and various channels airing Disney cartoons dubbed in Hindi.

Epcot Theme Park Attraction

Based on the series, the Kim Possible World Showcase Adventure was an interactive attraction that took place in several of Epcot's World Showcase pavilions in Walt Disney World. The attraction is an electronic scavenger hunt that has guests using special "Kimmunicators" (in actuality, modified cell phones) to help Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable solve a "crime" or disrupt an evil-doer's "plans for global domination." The "Kimmunicator" is able to trigger specific events within the pavilion grounds that provide clues to completing the adventure. Launched in January 2009 and presented by Verizon Wireless, the Adventure is included in park admission.

The attraction was closed on May 18, 2012 to make way for a similar attraction themed around the character of "Agent P" from the Disney Channel animated television show Phineas and Ferb. The new attraction, now called "Disney's Phineas and Ferb's Agent P's World Showcase Adventure" opened in late June of 2012.

Gallery

External links

• Official Website
• Kim Possible at the Internet Movie Database
• Kim Possible Wiki
• Save Kim Possible Website
• Online KP Compendium, with much information and resources
• Major KP fansite, complete with active forum

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