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Kim Possible Screen Caps Sink Or Swim. Ron returns to his childhood nightmare "Camp Wannaweep" where an old friend returns as his enemy. Ron must use his wits to battle, without the help of Kim.
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Ron returns to Camp Wannaweep, where he spent his worst summer ever. And while confronting his old fears, he discovers something even scarier.
Transcript
1. Main article: Sink or Swim/Transcript
Memorable Quotes
Gill:I am no longer Gil... now I am GILL! Ron:(To Kim) On the school bus, Barkin’s in charge. When we’re saving the world, you’re in charge. But here at Camp Wannaweep, I’m in charge!
Middleton High School Reader Board
The Middleton High School Reader Board does not feature in this episode.
Team Possible's Transportation
1. School bus
Allusions
1. The scene in which Kim and Mr. Barkin walk by the camera followed by Gill after they pass off screen is exactly the same of shot used in nearly every episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!The lighting of the scene and overall design of Gill even make the scene appear like the classic TV show. 2. Tara's description of "one of those horror movies" matches that of the original Friday the 13thmovie.
Errors
1. Ron's pockets frequently change from cargo pants pockets to normal pockets throughout this episode. 2. Right after Ron says, "And it's back there!," the "13" on Cabin 13 is missing, then it appears again. 3. With the exception of Hope, the positions of the cheerleaders in the cabin change over and over when they are being held captive by Gill. In addition, the parts of their body that are covered in Gill’s slime and the amount of slime covering them also changes constantly. 4. Right before...
Cast & Crew
1. Executive Producers: Bob Schooley; Mark McCorkle & Chris Bailey 2. Story Editor: Gary Sperling 3. Writers: Julie Du Fine & Amanda Rudolph Schwartz 4. Art Director: Alan M. Bodner 5. Line Producer: Kurt Weldon 6. Storyboard Supervisor: Nick Filippi 7. Cast: Christy Carlson Romano, Will Friedle, Nancy Cartwright, Tahj Mowry, Justin Berfield, Corey Burton, John DiMaggio, Kristen Storms, Tara Strong, Rosslyn Taylor & Patrick Warburton 8. Dialogue Directors: Chris Bailey; Lisa Schaffer 9. Voice...
Music
1. "Call Me, Beep Me! The Kim Possible Song" 1.1. Written and Produced by 1.1.1. Cory Lerios 1.1.2. George Gabriel 1.2. Performed by 1.2.1. Christina Milian 2. Score by 2.1. Adam Berry
Jun 7, 2002 · Sink or Swim: Directed by Chris Bailey. With Christy Carlson Romano, Will Friedle, Nancy Cartwright, Tahj Mowry. It's Ron's chance to take charge when a tire blow-out strands the entire cheer leading squad at Camp Wannaweep, the origin of most of Ron's phobias.
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- Animation, Action, Adventure
- Chris Bailey
- 2002-06-07
"Sink or Swim" is the second episode of Kim Possible aired, though it is the eleventh episode in production order. The Middleton Cheer Squad is in a school bus being driven to a cheer competition by Mr. Barkin, but Ron's Mad Dog antics are starting to eat away and ending the happy mood at...
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Jun 7, 2002 · Kim Possible Fan World. Sink or Swim. Basic Information. Description: Ron returns to his childhood nightmare "Camp Wannaweep" where an old friend returns as his enemy. Ron must use his wits to battle, without the help of Kim. Director: Chris Bailey. Writer: Julie Du Fine, Amanda Rudolph Schwartz. Producer: Studio: Rough Draft Korea Co.
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