The following is a list of episodes of Kim Possible, in the order they originally aired.
Like many networks, the Disney Channel broadcast the Kim Possible episodes in an order that did not match the order in which the episodes were produced, nor the chronological order revealed by the events of each episode. The table below allows for the information to be sorted as needed. It defaults to the broadcast order.
Season 1 (2002-2003)
# | Episode | Airdate | Chronological Order | Summary | Production Code |
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01 | "Crush" | June 7, 2002 | 13 | Kim has to stop the evil Dr. Drakken from using stolen Japanese game technology to build a giant robot. Fighting the bad guys, however, is nothing compared to asking a crush out to the upcoming dance. | 113 |
02 | "Sink or Swim" | June 7, 2002 | 8 | On their way to a cheer competition, the Middleton Cheer squad gets stranded at an old camp with which Ron has a long, and bad history. He faces Gill, a high-school mutant who, when human, constantly picked on Ron, but who is now determined to get his revenge on Ron for inadvertently causing his transformation. | 111 |
03 | "The New Ron" | June 7, 2002 | 5 | When Ron finds himself gaining attention with a haircut Kim convinced him to get, he attempts to transform his personality as well, but develops an unhealthy obsession with his hair. When he and Kim go to France to get more Hair-gel, Ron unwittingly inspires a reclusive billionaire to take up a life of crime, and now Kim and the newly changed Ron must save France from a black-out. | 105 |
04 | "Tick-Tick-Tick" | June 14, 2002 | 102 | Kim has to fit both missions and detention into her life after Ron inadvertently causes her to fail substitute teacher Mr. Barkin's "three strikes" tardy policy. | 1 |
05 | "Downhill" | June 21, 2002 | 15 | A school ski trip leads to "humiliation nation" when Bonnie manages to place Kim's parents as chaperones. As she struggles with her parents' presence, Kim also discovers that the legendary monsters are actually the mutated experiments of a rogue geneticist named DNAmy. | 116 |
06 | "Bueno Nacho" | June 28, 2002 | 2 | Kim takes a job at Bueno nacho to pay for a fashionable jacket, convincing the reluctant Ron to keep her company by applying for him too. As Ron's career kicks off and he becomes assistant manager, the evil Dr. Drakken plots to destroy Wisconsin from inside a giant wheel of cheese, capturing Kim in the process. In order to save her, Ron must choose between his career or duty as sidekick. | 101 |
07 | "Number One" | July 12, 2002 | 7 | The international crime-fighting organization, Global Justice, pairs Kim with their snobby top agent to hunt down the kidnapper of a prominent scientist. Sensing weakness, Bonnie uses the opportunity to make a play to become cheer captain. | 112 |
08 | "Mind Games" | July 19, 2002 | 6 | Drakken's latest scheme accidentally leads to Kim and Ron switching bodies. Kim gets a taste of what it is like to be the unpopular outcast while Ron finds out about life with the burden of actual responsibility. | 106 |
09 | "Attack of the Killer Bebes" | August 2, 2002 | 4 | Robots that are suspiciously similar to ones designed by Drew Lipsky one of Dr. Possible's old college buddies kidnap his friends one by one. Meanwhile, Ron joins the cheerleading squad as the mascot, much to Kim's chagrin. | 104 |
10 | "Royal Pain" | August 16, 2002 | 10 | Kim allows the Prince of Rodeghan to hide out in Middleton for protection, and the snobbish Prince winds up running against her in the school election, which is complicated by the arrival of an organization bent on overthrowing the Rodeghan monarchy. | 107 |
11 | "Coach Possible" | August 23, 2002 | 11 | After Dr. James Possible breaks his leg, Kim takes over coaching his soccer team, and drives the twins and the other players insane with her ultra-competitiveness. In between practice, she and Ron try to recover state of the art animatronic animals and a neon-style gas from the thieving Seniors, one of which is coming up with his own evil scheme for the very first time. | 117 |
12 | "Pain King vs. Cleopatra" | September 6, 2002 | 12 | Kim and Ron get tickets to the big match between wrestlers Pain King and Steel Toe. Ron, unable to get Kim excited about the event, fears that a new friend has come between them. However, a new challenger plans to crash the match with a magical amulet imbuing him with the powers of Anubis. | 118 |
13 | "Monkey Fist Strikes" | September 13, 2002 | 3 | Kim and Ron help the adventurer Lord Monty Fiske retrieve a monkey statue, ostensibly to give to a museum. Fiske, however, uses it along with the rest of the set to transform into a fearsome kung fu master. When Kim decides to stay with cousin Larry, it is all up to Ron to stop Monkey Fist. | 103 |
14 | "October 31st" | October 11, 2002 | 14 | While in the process of fighting Drakken, Shego, and Killigan, Kim accidentally has a strange bracelet attached to her wrist. She discovers that the bracelet grows every time she lies, leading to embarrassment when she tries to get out of a series of engagements to attend a party with Josh Mankey and Kim is grounded for a whole month. | 121 |
15 | "All the News" | November 1, 2002 | 16 | Ron fudges a quote in order to turn it into a hot scoop, landing Kim into a forced date with the oblivious quarterback and giving himself a sweet spot on the school paper. His journalistic career runs into trouble, however, when he accuses a TV daredevil of faking her stunts and she vows revenge. | 110 |
16 | "Kimitation Nation" | November 15, 2002 | 17 | A designer copies Kim's mission outfit and turns it into the next fashion trend. While initially hopeful that the sudden popularity of her clothes would allow her to be accepted by seniors, Kim Style is eventually copied by all the girls and even some boys. Drakken, struck by this inspiration, tries to create an army of Kim Possible clones to destroy his foe. | 119 |
17 | "The Twin Factor" | December 27, 2002 | 18 | Drakken steals mind control technology which he intends to replicate to take over the world. When her parents leave on a retreat Kim is forced to take along her twin brothers, who prove helpful in the end. | 108 |
18 | "Animal Attraction" | January 10, 2003 | 9 | Kim falls for the latest craze sweeping Middleton High, Animology, which purports to predict personality and romantic compatibility. Along the way, she and Ron have to stop Señor Senior Senior's scheme to destroy the Billionaire's Club and deal with Animology's prediction that Señor Senior Junior is her soul-mate. | 109 |
19 | "Monkey Ninjas in Space" | March 7, 2003 | 19 | Based upon the Monkey Monk's prediction, Monkey Fist kidnaps the world's smartest monkey and uses the Middleton space center to launch himself into space while Kim faces the humiliation of her Dad, and Ron faces his fear of monkeys. | 114 |
20 | "Ron the Man" | April 25, 2003 | 20 | Ron is shocked to discover in front of Mr. Barkin's entire class that his rabbi never signed his bar mitzvah certificate. In order to prove his manhood, he wears a strength enhancing ring. Drakken, in the meantime, uses the other rings to attempt to steal an invention Professor Dementor had gotten to first. | 120 |
21 | "Low Budget" | May 16, 2003 | 21 | When a fight with an alligator ruins her stylish jeans, Kim balks at Ron's suggestion to skip her trendy Club Banana designer apparel and buy from discount Smarty Mart, even though Ron points out that the only difference is a Club Banana logo on the back of the jeans. While there, they discover a Smarty Mart clerk's plot to use the bar-codes of expired products to destroy the Internet. | 115 |
Season 2 (2003-2004)
# | Episode | Airdate | Chronological Order | Summary | Production Code |
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22 | "Naked Genius" | July 18, 2003 | 28 | After a mission to stop Dr. Drakken from using a top secret machine, Ron suddenly begins exhibiting profound knowledge and intelligence in his algebra writing. When he is kidnapped by Drakken and forced to construct a doomsday device. However, Kim and the subtly changed Rufus join together to save him. | 206 |
23 | "Grudge Match" | July 25, 2003 | 29 | Ron goes to ridiculous lengths to grab the attention of a pretty girl at the theater. Meanwhile Kim uncovers a conspiracy at the Space Center involving top secret technology, battle robots, and a disgruntled former employee. In the process of solving the mystery, she is suspicious of the idea of a seemingly innocent being the culprit responsible. | 203 |
24 | "Two to Tutor" | August 1, 2003 | 24 | An absurdly skilled Ron schools a hopelessly clueless Kim in the art of cooking at their new elective class while Shego tutors Senor Senior Junior in the art of villainy. When the duo set out to steal a valuable recipe, Kim has to put the lessons she's learned to the test. | 205 |
25 | "The Ron Factor" | August 8, 2003 | 30 | Global Justice conducts an intensive study of Ron to determine whether he is the secret to Kim's success. Unfortunately, a rival organization known as W.E.E. has plans of their own. | 201 |
26 | "Car Trouble" | August 15, 2003 | 31 | After flunking driver's education, Kim is visited by a sentient, autonomous computerized automated artificial intelligence/multi-agent system vehicle called Sadie whose creator has been kidnapped by Drakken. After cheating by the car leads to a stellar pass, she must overcome her guilt to foil Drakken's improved army of Destructobots and rescue Dr. Freeman. | 213 |
27 | "Rufus in Show" | August 22, 2003 | 32 | Rufus poses as a Peruvian hairless show-dog so that Kim can investigate the mansion of a master jewel thief. | 207 |
"Adventures in Rufus-Sitting" | Kim agrees to babysit Rufus while Ron is in France for a while. A series of events lead him to become the target of Shego, Killigan, and Monkey Fist when he unknowingly swallows the chip they were after. | ||||
28 | "Job Unfair" | August 29, 2003 | 22 | Kim is hot on the trail of Drakken and Shego after they steal a weather machine in a bizarre plot to attack Canada. At the same time, a disastrous job affair leaves her to deal with an obsessive janitor and Ron's mysterious spy master. | 211 |
29 | "The Golden Years" | September 5, 2003 | 23 | Kim tries to skirt the old fashioned over-protectiveness of her elderly paternal grandmother ‘Nana’ Possible (voiced by Debbie Reynolds) while she unravels Drakken's latest plot during a visit to Florida. She soon learns Drakken's plans to control the minds of teens through mp3 players has snared her grandmother and other senior citizen hearing aids instead and must race to save them. | 210 |
30 | "Virtu-Ron" | September 12, 2003 | 33 | The MMORPG world of Everlot is under the iron grip of a figure known only as the Wraithmaster. To impress Zita, Ron plays and excels with the expert advice of Wade. When he and Zita become trapped inside the game, however, he crosses paths with the Wraithmaster who just happens to be competing for her affection as well. Ron's only hope is for the return of the enigmatic Tunnel Lord, the only one strong enough to fight the Wraithmaster head on. | 204 |
31 | "The Fearless Ferret" | October 3, 2003 | 34 | On a trip for his hospital volunteer work Ron is roped into the life of an old hermit (voiced by Adam West) and assumes the costume and tools as the next Fearless Ferret crime-fighter. However White Stripe, one of the Fearless Ferret's old enemies wishes to settle his vendetta. Discovering Ron's secret life, Kim finds there is more to his new mentor than meets the eye. | 209 |
32 | "Exchange" | November 7, 2003 | 35 | Middleton High welcomes a mysterious wild-haired Japanese guy named Hirotaka while Ron transfers to an equally secret ninja school in a student exchange. As he makes himself at home, Kim and Monique get into a steadily intensifying competition to impress the exchange student. In Japan, Ron fights off Lord Monkey Fist's attempts to steal the immensely powerful Lotus Blade with assistance from a traitor. | 225 |
33 | "Rufus vs. Commodore Puddles" | November 14, 2003 | 36 | Drakken and Shego attempt to breach Area 51 with a gigantic poodle while Ron uses the attack to shoot his monster movie. | 217 |
"Day of the Snowmen" | Toxic Snowmen come to life and attack Middleton after a freak storm. | ||||
34 | "A Sitch in Time: Present" | November 28, 2003 | 25 | Ron is suddenly forced to move away putting the future of the team in question at a very bad time. Meanwhile, Drakken, Shego, Killigan, and Monkey Fist have teamed up to steal the Time Monkey which will give them the ability to alter the very time-stream and remove Kim as a threat permanently. | 218 |
35 | "A Sitch in Time: Past" | November 28, 2003 | 26 | Kim travels back in time to stop the villains from meddling with her past and allowing the Supreme One to gain more and more strength and power. However her enemies are one step ahead and decide to strike in her pre-school years when Kim is most vulnerable, and then again on her first rescue mission as a preteen. | 219 |
36 | "A Sitch in Time: Future" | November 28, 2003 | 27 | Kim takes the battle to Shego in a dystopian Middleton of the future. As they work with a band of rebels to overthrow the one time sidekick, they must defeat Shego with help by adult versions of their once young friends. | 220 |
37 | "A Very Possible Christmas" | December 5, 2003 | 37 | Ron is disappointed that his favorite Christmas special, Snowman Hank, has been canceled and replaced. Meanwhile, as a gift to Kim, Ron decides to foil Dr. Drakken's Christmas plot himself so that she can enjoy the time with her family. But when he and Drakken get trapped in the North Pole, Kim, followed by the Possibles, has to go round the globe to search for him. Ron discovers that Drakken is a big fan of Snowman Hank and Drakken temporarily embraces the spirit of Christmas after the rescue. | 215 |
38 | "Queen Bebe" | December 19, 2003 | 38 | Kim gets swamped with commitments and obligations to all her clubs and school organizations. To make matters worse the Bebes have mysteriously reappeared and have become too quick for any normal human to fight. Kim races to stop the construction of their hive and the appearance of the Bebe Queen, and overuses a pair of superhuman speed shoes that Wade had already warned her not to wear too often. | 212 |
39 | "Hidden Talent" | January 2, 2004 | 39 | Ron signs an unwilling Kim up for the school talent show after Bonnie announces her intent to crush any competition. Her plans to sing are interrupted when Wade begins acting erratically and orders Kim and Ron to recover teleportation technology from Professor Dementor. Technology, she suspects, that may have not been stolen after all. | 221 |
40 | "Return to Camp Wannaweep" | January 16, 2004 | 40 | On their way to cheer camp, the squad again finds itself at Camp Wannaweep for the Spirit Stick Competition. Kim deals with having an obnoxious Bonnie as her bunk-room partner while Ron cannot overcome his strong suspicions about an apparently reformed Gil. | 222 |
41 | "Go Team Go" | January 30, 2004 | 41 | On a trip to bustling Go City, a bird themed villain named Aviarius attacks the Bueno Nacho Ron and Kim are visiting, and Kim inadvertently gains super-strength when she attempts to foil the villain in stealing a mysterious masked hero's powers. The two teens quickly find themselves involved with the retired superhero group, Team Go, who, Kim quickly learns, are Shego's family. But with everyone but Kim powerless against Aviarius and the team's two youngest members captured, they must enlist the help of none other than Shego. | 214 |
42 | "The Full Monkey" | February 13, 2004 | 42 | Kim accidentally becomes bonded with the mystic Monkey King amulet and begins transforming into the Monkey King. Ron, finding the monkey he believes to be Kim, looks desperately for a way to change her back while avoiding the complications Josh Mankey's attention may provide. | 224 |
43 | "Blush" | February 20, 2004 | 43 | Just in time to complicate her growing romantic crush with Josh Mankey, Drakken sprays Kim with a rare pollen that will slowly cause her to disappear every time she gets embarrassed. Ron and Wade's attempts to find another dose of pollen are complicated when Kim is asked out on a date by Josh, and now Kim must fight Dr. Drakken and Shego, without Josh finding out about them, and Dr. Drakken's "Embarrassment Ninjas". | 223 |
44 | "Partners" | March 12, 2004 | 44 | Kim, hoping not to be landed with Ron as her science project partner, instead gets a brainiac who won’t let her do anything at all. Monique gets Ron and quickly becomes exasperated by his trademark laziness. Meanwhile Drakken charms DNAmy into creating a vicious komodo dragon. | 202 |
45 | "Oh Boyz" | April 2, 2004 | 45 | To help his son's ongoing quest to become a pop sensation, Senor Senior, Senior kidnaps the Oh Boyz band to blackmail the record company. The plan backfires when Ron winds up captured along with the group. The record executive, finding the Oh Boyz' disappearance to be a profit windfall, is in no hurry to help so Kim must find Ron and the others on her own. | 226 |
46 | "Sick Day" | April 23, 2004 | 46 | Kim catches a nasty cold from the Tweebs, but still accepts a mission to guard a mysterious machine. After Drakken and Shego steal the device, her mother insists that she stay in bed to rest while Ron and then the Tweebs take up her duties. By the time matters are resolved, everybody on both sides of the conflict has caught the cold. | 231 |
"The Truth Hurts" | In a mission to save a prominent scientist Kim and Ron are hit with a mysterious beam. Ron adapts well to his new honesty while Kim has to bite her tongue during a visit from Dr. Possible's bosses. | ||||
47 | "Mother's Day" | May 7, 2004 | 47 | As a part of Mother's Day mother-daughter bonding, Kim and her mother Dr. Possible decide to foil Drakken's latest scheme together. Drakken, on his part, is forced to deal with the presence of his mother while he attempts to steal a batch of Syntho-Plasma. | 216 |
48 | "Motor Ed" | May 21, 2004 | 48 | After a series of high tech robberies, Kim tries to stop the plot of a rogue scientist turned rocking trucker, with a little help from a new friend, Felix. | 208 |
49 | "Ron Millionaire" | June 4, 2004 | 49 | Naco royalties make Ron a tremendously rich and wealthy multimillionaire with ninety-nine million dollars, which he then proceeds to squander on a posse of fake friends and spending binges. Out of greed, Dr. Drakken attempts to steal Ron's newly acquired fortune and wealth to complete his latest doomsday scheme. | 228 |
50 | "Triple S" | July 26, 2004 | 50 | After a long list of attempts to turn himself into a jock go sour, Ron gets a new chance to compete in the X games when he and Kim are sent to investigate a series of robberies. | 227 |
51 | "Rewriting History" | August 5, 2004 | 51 | Kim discovers a century old scandal involving the theft of a wondrous energy storage device, her ancestor, and amusingly the ancestors of many of her friends and foes including Ron, Prof. Dementor, Drakken, and Wade. Kim works quickly to both clear the name of her ancestor and find the device before Middleton is destroyed in the destructive blast it will create. | 230 |
Season 3 (2004-2006)
# | Episode | Airdate | Chronological order | Summary | Production Code |
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52 | "Steal Wheels" | September 25, 2004 | 52 | In an attempt to reform Eddie Lipsky, his aunt places him under the care of his cousin, Dr. Drakken. Together the two plot to steal the technology powering Felix's chair while he and Ron are at a video game convention. In the meantime Kim is jealous of all the time Ron is spending with Felix so she tries joining in, even though what they enjoy doing is not her thing. | 301 |
53 | "Emotion Sickness" | October 15, 2004 | 53 | In an attempt to foil yet another scheme of Drakken to steal from Cyrus Bortel, experimental mood altering devices accidentally get attached to Kim and Shego. During the chaos, Ron accidentally picks up the control for the devices instead of the Kimmunicator, activating them. As a result confusion for both Ron and Drakken ensues as the former mistakes the device for a video game as it sends the girls hurtling through a range of emotions, including anger, sorrow, and even love- which means major mayhem for Ron and Drakken. | 302 |
54 | "Bonding" | October 22, 2004 | 54 | After an unsuccessful mission to stop Professor Dementor, Kim and Ron are struck with a mysterious adhesive called and must learn to live life attached to Bonnie and Barkin respectively and defeat Professor Dementor once more. | 303 |
55 | "Bad Boy" | January 14, 2005 | 55 | When Ron wants to avoid his devilishly warped Cousin Shawn at a wedding Kim subtly suggests than Ron take her as a friendly date. Ron finds this 'awkweird' and backs down. Drakken meanwhile attempts to use a HenchCo device called the Attitudinator to make himself even more evil. The plan fails when Kim and Ron break the machine gradually turning Ron into an eccentric super villain and Drakken into a goody-baking sweetie. | 304 |
56 | "Showdown at the Crooked D" | March 25, 2005 | 56 | When Kim and her family visit her paternal uncle in Montana she finds herself dealing with Joss, her cousin and biggest fan wanting to be just like her. Together the two of them set off to foil Drakken's latest scheme to put the brightest minds out of commission. | 229 |
57 | "Dimension Twist" | April 1, 2005 | 57 | Drakken's latest stolen invention causes him, Shego, Kim, Ron, and Rufus to be sucked into the world of cable TV. | 308 |
58-60 | "So the Drama - Part 1" | April 8, 2005 | 63 | On the eve of Kim's Junior Prom, Drakken begins his first truly serious attempt to conquer the world while trying to find Kim's weakness. When another boy called Eric comes between Kim and Ron's relationship, they are forced to at long last examine their true feelings for each other and the nature of their relationship. | 305 |
59 | "So the Drama - Part 2" | 59 | 306 | ||
60 | "So the Drama - Part 3" | 56 | 307 | ||
61 | "Overdue" | April 15, 2005 | 58 | Ron races through the lairs of several of Kim's enemies in order to recover an overdue book of hers he lost and she took the blame for. | 309 |
"Roachie" | A rogue scientist unleashes an army of giant roaches on Middleton, one with whom Ron unexpectedly bonds. | ||||
62 | "Rappin' Drakken" | June 25, 2005 | 59 | After the dramatic sinking of his latest plot, Drakken turns to a televised music contest to promote his own line of mind controlling shampoo. To thwart his plans, Kim decides to enter in the show herself. | 311 |
63 | "Team Impossible" | August 26, 2005 | 60 | Team Impossible, the world's premier action/rescue team confront Kim and demand that she end her world saving career which is cutting into their profit margin. When Kim refuses to do so she suddenly finds that the network of connections which allow her to travel the world is missing, leading to a confrontation with her competitive rivals. | 313 |
64 | "Gorilla Fist" | November 18, 2005 | 61 | Ron is enlisted by Yori, his lady friend and classmate from the Yamanuchi Ninja School (from Exchange) to help find their missing Sensei, who has supposedly been kidnapped by Monkey Fist. A suspicious, and jealous, Kim pursues them. | 312 |
65 | "And the Mole Rat Will Be CGI" | June 10, 2006 | 62 | After capturing the eye of a director, Kim and Ron are followed by two glamorous movie stars, one of them attempting to learn about their lives for an upcoming Kim Possible movie. Kim soon finds herself pushed aside by her star's copycat antics while Ron cannot get his to act at all. The film is put on hold when Senor Senior Junior crashes the set and demands to be cast as the villain. | 310 |
Season 4 (2007)
# | Episode | Airdate | Chronological order |
Production code |
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66 | "Ill Suited" | February 10, 2007 | 66 | 401 |
67 | "The Big Job" | February 10, 2007 | 69 | 404 |
68 | "Trading Faces" | February 10, 2007 | 68 | 403 |
69 | "The Cupid Effect" | February 10, 2007 | 70 | 409 |
70 | "Car Alarm" | February 17, 2007 | 67 | 402 |
71 | "Mad Dogs and Aliens" | February 24, 2007 | 71 | 405 |
72 | "Grande Size Me" | March 3, 2007 | 73 | 407 |
73 | "Clothes Minded" | March 17, 2007 | 75 | 408 |
74 | "Big Bother" | April 7, 2007 | 74 | 410 |
75 | "Fashion Victim" | April 14, 2007 | 72 | 406 |
76 | "Odds Man In" | April 28, 2007 | 76 | 411 |
77 | "Stop Team Go" | May 5, 2007 | 77 | 413 |
78 | "Cap'n Drakken" | May 19, 2007 | 78 | 415 |
79 | "Mathter and Fervent" | June 17, 2007 | 79 | 412 |
80 | "The Mentor of Our Discontent" | June 23, 2007 | 80 | 416 |
81 | "Oh No! Yono!" | July 1, 2007 | 81 | 417 |
82 | "Clean Slate" | July 28, 2007 | 82 | 418 |
83 | "Homecoming Upset" | August 11, 2007 | 83 | 419 |
84 | "Chasing Rufus" | August 12, 2007 | 84 | 414 |
"Nursery Crimes" | ||||
85 | "Larry's Birthday" | September 1, 2007 | 85 | 420 |
86 | "Graduation - Part One" | September 7, 2007 | 86 | 421 |
87 | "Graduation - Part Two" | September 7, 2007 | 87 | 422 |
Chronological explanations
The following is a partial listing of points where production order is shown to differ from the chronological order, and is meant to serve to explain the differences between the two listings. Chronological references in episodes are also listed.
- "Downhill", taking place in winter, must take place after "October 31st".
- "Job Unfair" is mentioned in "Golden Years" to have happened the immediately previous week. "Golden Years" takes place during Spring Break of that year. By the Christmas episode however, Nana and Ron have met, so by necessity, "Job Unfair"/"Golden Year" happened in the previous school year than most of Season 2.
- "A Sitch in Time" is described to take place in the beginning of the new school year, but after Ron and Kim have selected their classes (which is done in "Two to Tutor").
- "Showdown at the Crooked D" takes place during summer vacation, thus before most of Season 3.
- Season 3's finale, "So The Drama", has the production code 305, though it is chronologically placed in the end of season 3.
An episode of Lilo & Stitch: The Series entitled "Rufus" was a cross-over episode between Kim Possible and that series. The original chronology page gives it #20 and places it between "Monkey Ninjas in Space" and "Ron the Man", even though it premiered on August 26, 2005 and those KP episodes were first shown on March 7, 2003 and April 25, 2003. That placement was chosen because in that episode, Kim mentions Josh Mankey, meaning the episode takes place before season 2. The chronology order has been adjusted and does not include the Lilo & Stitch episode.
Production explanations
The production order, as owed to some fans' discovery of inconsistencies, is not the chronological/sequential order demanded by the Kim Possible timeline. The most prominent example of this is So the Drama, which has its production codes in the middle of season 3 yet takes place after the episode "Team Impossible" and before "Ill Suited".