Kim Possible TV Review (2024)

FAQs

Is Kim Possible a good show? ›

Kim, Ron and Rufus' adventures are always fun and entertain, but with a little bit of iffy stuff, too. Kim Possible is a fantastic Disney Channel show. While it's story is seen in a lot of shows, Kim Possible stands out, and the reason for that is its amazing and memorable characters and its well-acted cast.

Kim Possible is loved through generations from Toddler to College kids, and maybe even beyond. This show is definitely family oriented. Filled with charming timeless characters, heart-stopping drama, gut-slapping humor, and much more.

Typically, series that originate on Disney Channel seldom surpass three seasons (65 episodes) before they are canceled, a rule that had been practiced since the late 1990s. In 2005, production halted following the premiere of Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama after airing three seasons and 65 episodes.

Parents Need to Know

Some episodes involve family, but mostly Kim and Ron operate in their own dangerous world. Villains are as goofy as they are treacherous and probably won't scare kids. Some women and men characters are drawn quite voluptuously, including Kim, whose outfits always show her navel.

The fact that her impending death (but she didn't die) spurred him to destroy their adversaries in "Graduation", would illustrate the fact that this love is indeed mutual; the ending of the series finale heavily implies that Kim and Ron's relationship will endure.

Type of Villain

She is a cybertronic humanoid built by Dr. Drakken in order to steal Kim Possible's "spark", and make him the most powerful supervillain in the world. She was portrayed by Ciara Riley Wilson.

She has been shown at certain times to not wear a bra.

The series finale aired on September 7, 2007, with the airing of the one-hour-long concluding episode Graduation: Part 1 (2007)/Graduation: Part 2 (2007). The big sign outside the school changes messages every time it's seen.

The "No On 65" sticker on Ron's mirror in Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama was a jab at the 65-episode policy. The 65th Episode Rule was a controversial rule that applied to all Disney television shows, particularly during the late 1990s and early 2000s stating that no show can go beyond 65 episodes (2 or 3 seasons).

Why is Shego green? ›

Abilities. Energy Manipulation: Shego is endowed with a superpower: the ability to generate bright green-colored glowing energy with her hands. This energy can be used to heat or melt anything she touches or fired as a directed energy attack ranging from near-laser-like precision to a destructively concussive blast.

Let's recall it: according to what he's written, Shego would be around 23-26 or even 22-25, and Drakken around 39-42, 40-43 or maximum 41-44 (because I know some people consider age 44 as early 40s).

Too many episodes of Kim's Convenience have sex as one of its main storylines, from the 20-year-old unmarried daughter who accidentally leaves her strip of condoms behind to the parents having sex in aforementioned daughter's friend's bed (you watch this, too; it is not just mentioned).

Kim's age has been debated quite a bit because nothing has been stated that she was any specific age other than 'high school' age, putting her at 14-18.

Since this is an action-packed cartoon both boys and girls will like it.