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The success of Kim Possible spawned its own video game series; a total of six video games were released, supported by various gaming consoles and platforms: Disney's Kim Possible: Revenge of Monkey Fist (GBA) – released, November 13, 2002; Disney's Kim Possible 2: Drakken's Demise (GBA) – released, September 15, 2004
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- Production explanations
Like many networks, 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.
For more details about the episodes themselves, refer to the List of Kim Possible episodes.
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 the 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" and "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 Finale "So The Drama" has production code 305 though it's chronologically placed in the end of season 3.
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".
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Kim Possible is an Emmy Award winning[1] American animated TV show 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 lighthearted and comedic atmosphere and often lampoons the convention and clichés of the secret-agent and action genres. It is marked as the second animated Disney Channel ...
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