Disney's Kim Possible

Motor Ed and Drakken team up to steal the advanced cyber-robotic technology found in Felix's tricked out wheelchair. Meanwhile, Kim feels like a third wheel when Ron and Felix spend all their time bonding over a video game. 2002 Disney Channel

A tussle in a scientist's lab causes "modulators" to accidentally attach to both Kim and Shego. Unaware of the microchips' presence, Shego and Kim find themselves whirling from one emotional extreme to another while their rattled companions, Drakken and Ron, try to make sense of their bizarre behaviour. 2002 Disney Channel

While on a mission at Professor Dementor's lair Ron accidentally picks up a "bondo-ball" which activates the next day and causes Kim and her rival Bonnie to literally become joined at the hip, while Ron ends up glued shoulder to shoulder to his teaching nemesis, Barkin. 2002 Disney Channel

Ron arrives at the opinion that "bad boys" get the girls. As he prepares to test this hypothesis, a mishap with Drakken at a villains convention causes Ron to become pure evil, while Drakken can't help but do nice things. Before Kim can realize what has happened, Ron takes Drakken's place and Shego is sure that this time she's hooked up to a villain with actual potential - Ron! 2002 Disney Channel

Kimand Ron go on their wildest adventure yet when some crossed wires at Drakken's lab send them, plus Drakken and Shego, into the twisted dimension of the multi-channel cable universe. Kim and Ron must discover a way out before they find themselves permanently stuck in this altered reality, but before they do they'll find themselves living the world of sitcoms, medical dramas, perky preschool series and reality make-over shows ("Evil Eye for the Bad Guy"). 2002 Disney Channel

Overdue-Kim lands in library lock-up after she's nailed for an overdue, and mysteriously missing, book. Ron realizes that HE borrowed and lost the book and must back-track through a series of recent missions in an attempt to track it down. Roachie-Ron displays an unsettling, and unnatural, affinity for roaches when he adopts a terrier-sized version left behind after a run-in with a new villain and his army of giant cockroaches. 2002 Disney Channel

A hotshot action film producer Blamhammer witnesses Kim's and Ron's crime-fighting skills first hand and decides to base his next movie on them. Kim starts to lose her identity when she's shadowed by A-list actress "Heather" who is better at being KP than KP herself, while Ron gets frustrated when his A-list shadow, "Quinn", can't seem to get the essence of "Ron". Meanwhile, Senior Senior Jr. deals with rejection when he's not cast to play himself in the action pic. Danny Masterson voices Quinn, and Anneliese van der Pol voices Heather. Joe Mantegna voices producer Blamhammer. 2002 Disney Channel

When Drakken's new mind control shampoo (lather, rinse, obey) fails to fly off grocery store shelves, he realizes that getting a mention in a famous rappers' tune will give his product the street cred it needs. Unable to find a willing rap artist, he takes up the challenge himself by entering an "American Idol"-styled contest with his own Drakken rap. Ron is forced to take the stage with the "Naked Mole Rat Rap" in order to keep Drakken and his song out of the winner's circle. 2002 Disney Channel

Yori ("Exchange") returns to enlist Ron's help in tracking down Sensei who has mysteriously gone missing. Kim's jealousy gets the better of her and she can't help but assume Yori is playing Ron when she smothers him with endless praise. Later we learn that DN Amy is behind the Sensei's disappearance and was counting on Ron and Kim to lead her to their only suspect, Monkey Fist -- DN Amy's one true love. 2002 Disney Channel

Kim can do anything, but she has nothing left to do when Team Impossible (see "A Sitch in Time") show up angry that she's cut into their "for hire" crime fighting business and push KP out of the marketplace. 2002 Disney Channel