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| Episode Number |
49 |
| First Aired |
August 13, 2004 |
| Production Code |
218 |
| Writer |
Bill Motz & Bob Roth
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| Director |
Steve Loter
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| Guest Stars: Elliott Gould (as Mr. Stoppable) Andrea Martin (as Mrs. Stoppable) Raven-Symone (as Monique) John DiMaggio (as Dr. Drakken) Nicole Sullivan (as Shego) Tom Kane (as Monkey Fist, Real Estate Agent) Brian George (as Duff Killigan) |
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| Ron's family suddenly relocates to Norway, leaving Kim and Ron trying to keep their team intact. But when Drakken, Monkey Fist and Duff Killigan join forces to steal a monkey-shaped time-portal stone, the Stoppable/Possible team is quite possibly stopped. |
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| Villains: Dr. Drakken & Shego and Monkey Fist and Duff Killigan
Animation Production by: Starburst Animation Co., Ltd
First aired as part of the Disney Channel TV movie A Sitch in Time (11/28/03).
This episode starts a new school year for K.P. and Ron, so they are now Juniors.
It is revealed in this movie/ep that Mr. Stoppable is an actuary.
Kim says, "booyah" for the first time.
Kim & Ron switch catchphrases in this ep., with Kim saying "Booyah" and Ron saying "What's the sitch?"
Kim uses her Puppy Dog Pout for the third time on the show. |
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Ron: My own Kimmunicator.
Kim: Correction: Ronnunicator. You can call me, or beep me... you know, if you wanna reach me.
Mrs. Dr. Possible: You miss him a lot, huh?
Kim: We've been tight for so long...
Mr. Dr. Possible: How can you miss him? He calls every five minutes.
(Kimmunicator beeps)
Mr. Dr. Possible: Right on schedule.
Mom: (chiding) Boys, you know what I said about rocket fuel in the in the house.
Ron: The movie's in Norwegian... or French or something, I'm not sure.
Kim: Hey, at least I have human hands and feet.
Monkey Fist: Right, too bad. I'd rather fancy a real challenge.
Kim: Say "uncle", monkey! Or "monkey's uncle", I'll accept either.
Drakken: Why you got to leave me hangin' like that, yo?
Ron: "Headless monkey"? Man, what'd I miss!?
Curator: Centuries ago, the head was taken to a far corner of the globe and hidden away forever.
Ron: Must have been one ugly monkey...
Monkey Fist: Can you two buffoons take this outside?
Killigan: At thirty thousand feet?
Monkey Fist: Precisely.
Ron: (To blonde girl) Uh, 'scuse me, private talkie. Do you mind?
Kim: Rude enough?
Ron: I am so over blondes, Kim! No novelty whatsoever here.
Ron: Next stop, Austria !
Kim: No, no-- Australia .
Ron: Right! Save me some strudel!
Monique: Golf balls that explode?!
Kim: Welcome to my world.
Monique: Uh, Kim... her hands are glowing.
Kim: Yeah, avoid those.
Ron: Sorry I'm late; this elephant totally copped a 'tude with me.
Ron: (to Shego) Y'know, in this light, you're kinda cute.
Ron: Latin, schmatin! I've got lamb and cabbage!
Kim: Oh, and I'm supposed to be surprised that Drakken's behind me?
Drakken: (groans) How does she do that?
Kim: A ninja, you're not.
Ron: Am I nine hours ahead or behind you?
Kim: (yawning) I'll let you know when I'm conscious.
Kim: I'd never save the world without you, Ron.
Kim: Can you hack into the Global Justice spy satellites?
Wade: In my sleep!
Kim: Then take a nap, and scan for Drakken.
Ron: Come on! You're slower than the camel!
Ron: I got the mad love for the meat cakes!
Drakken: Who's she?! Where's the buffoon?
Monique: Um-- I'm Monique. I- I'm really just fillin' in...
Shego: Nice to BEAT you!
Monique: My face needs space!
Drakken: Kim Possible?!
Monkey Fist: Why do you always act so surprised?
Drakken: (thinks) I don't know...
Kim: So, what's the power of the monkey?
Ron: Easy. Everybody fears monkeys.
Kim: No, that's just you, Ron.
Ron: I'll stick to my theory.
Drakken: Hmm. Mutant showoff.
Drakken: You don't stand a chance, Possible. It's three against one.
Shego: Excuse me?
Drakken: Okay, two against four, if you count the sidekicks.
Shego: Honestly, why do I bother...
Ron: We have all our classes together. All day together! It's like a pre-k flashback.
Kim: Without naptime.
Ron: Ah, naptime. You don't know what you got 'til it's gone.
Ron: I can't wait for latin class! The salsa dancing, the salsa eating. I already know my research project: "The Down Low on J.Lo".
Kim: Ron, this is latin, as in the language. The dead language.
Ron: No salsa?
Kim: No J.Lo.
Ron: (pause) No big!
Shego: I am stuck with the freak stooges.
Monkey Fist: Less than a minute now.
Kim: Sorry can't wait that long, i've got a Latin test and "WOW" I hate to miss that.
Drakken: Ha, rock beats paper.
Duff: Are you daft, man. Paper beats rock, everyone knows that.
Drakken: Oh, come now, that doesn't even make sense. How could flimsey paper, possibly beat the raw density of stone.
Monkey Fist: It is time.
Duff: Finally.
Monkey Fist: Pardon me for making you wait a few minutes to dominate the world!
(Kim is in a sarcophagus)
Ron: Mummy! Mummy! In there...
Kim: Ron...
Ron: It knows my name! I'm cursed! I'm cursed!
(Ronnunicator beeps, showing a very ticked off Kim)
Kim: Ron, open the sarcophagus.
Shego: I thought it would be nice if SOMEBODY here looked competent.
Drakken: Don't get lippy, Shego.
MHS Sign: Carpe Diem
MHS Sign: Welcome Back Students
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| How did the Stoppables move to a different continent using a moving truck?
^-- The moving truck was most likely to just get their stuff to the airport, where it would be loaded onto the plane for international travel.
How come it took Ron hours to get to the USA from Norway when in other episodes they traveled to Europe in much less time?
^-- Well, to begin with, he didn't have Kim with him to call in favors.
Middleton High doesn't seem like a high school that's focused on anything let alone the humanities, and usually only those type of high schools have languages like Latin.
^-It actually depends on the high school. Middleton seems like a big town, and towns with big high schools tend to have a wide varitey of classes and languages (my high school is big, and you can take Latin or Greek, among other popular languages).
Duff Killigan never enters the time portal in the temple. Monkey Fist enters first, then Shego, then Drakken (after an annoying taunt), and then the portal closes. While it's possible Duff could have entered in between Shego and Drakken, they should have at least shown his hat going past.
^-- That's actually a pretty good point, considering that Duff is further from the pedestal than Kim as the Tempus Simia is activated, and even she is unable to reach the portal before Drakken enters.
When Monkey Fist says he'd "rather fancy a real challenge", he is basically saying that Kim isn't challenging enough for him. So how come he never defeats her, then?
^-- Actually, that's more of a fight line: a line you say just to ruffle up the other person. Like you said, he's saying she isn't good enough, though he knows better. Most of the time fight lines are untrue statments, but used to encourage an attack (other common fight lines include insults about your opponent's mother wearing combat boots, or your opponent having the cranial capacity of a small soap dish).
How can Monkey Fist say "what possible help could the sidekick be?" when Ron always defeats him?
^--Also most likely a fight line, though in this case it seems to be more of the running motif of the "sidekick" concept, and that sidekicks are worthless, though the rest of the movie (in particular, "Future") show us otherwise.
The closed captioning identifies Ms. Ogehs as Ms. Olga, and the Ronnunicator as the Ron Newnicator.
I find it funny that Monkey Fist continually complains about sidekicks in this movie, when on the show HE's needed help from Bates, Fredrick, Fukishima, and Kim herself!
If it's Summer in Australia, that means it's winter in Middleton. How could the school year just be starting?
In the fight scene in Australia, why does not one of the characters complain about the heat? An Australian summer is hot even on the coast. In the desert, the temperatures get over 40 degrees Celcius. You'd think at least Monique would have said something.
As Kim and Ron pull apart from each other post-hug, Kim's hand goes through Ron's neck and Ron's hand goes through Kim's side.
In the temple of The Tempus Simia, when Shego says "excuse me?", both her right and left arms are black.
During Kim's late-night Kimmunicator chat with Ron, her thumb is briefly colored as though it were gloved.
When Kim is looking in the Latin dictionary she is at "T" but she flips left and is at "S" but S comes before T.
Drakken's collar turns blue twice in this episode: (1) When he says "Hmm. Mutant showoff" and (2) when he says "Who's she? Where's the buffoon?"
--^It also turns blue when Drakken scares Monique.
When this airs on it's own, the movie logo is gone but the sound it made remains. |
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DYN? #1
Mrs. Stoppable's boss in Norway is named Mrs. Ogehs (an anagram for Shego).
DYN? #2
In his haste to Central Africa, Ron tumbles down a snowy slope, becoming something of a human snowball -- an image
strikingly similar to a piece of first season promotional artwork.
Duff entering the portal
Didn't Kim, Ron, and Rufus all get blown back when the portal opened? Or was that when it closed? That could explain why we don't see Duff go into the portal the first time.
Kim: "You can call me, or beep me, you know, if you wanna reach me."
We all know that part of Kim's theme song goes "Call me, beep me, if you wanna reach me."
Kim's new shirt
Kim's new
black shirt in the beginning looks very much like Monique's pink one in "Exchange" and Zita's purple one in "Vir-Tu-Ron," especially how it's worn with the necklace.
DYN? #3
Ron asks Kim if he's 9 hours ahead or behind her. Depending on which Norwegian time zone Ron lived in (and assuming he's the 9 hours ahead), we can conclude that Middleton is in either the U.S. Pacific or Mountain time zones.
Note on timezone
Middleton is most likely in the Central Time Zone, as evidenced not only by the nine hour difference between Middleton and Norway featured here, but also, during the episode, Queen of the Bebes, When Kim arrives at the Golden Gate bridge in San Fransico, she says she only missed Middleton by 1000 miles (probably a guestimation on her part). Having once traveled to California from Texas, I can state that this is a pretty close approximation.
another note on timezone
In another episode, Drakken says he was going to do something to Middleton, and points to the middle of Colorado. Therefore, Middleton could be in COlorado, which happens to be in Mountain Standard Time.
Outfits
My mom pointed out that Kim and Ron's outfits match in the beginning of this episode at school.
Re: Colorado
In Ron Millionaire, Kim simply calls the city Denver, not Denver, Colorado. It's common to not use the name of the state along with the city if you live in the same state. Plus, Wade always uses the city and the state in previous eps. (ex. Des Moines, IOWA, Phoenix, ARIZONA.)
DYN?
Before the zoom in on Kim during her Latin test speech (in the African temple scene), Ron strikes a fighting pose similar to the one of him on the cover of the ASIT DVD cover.
Re: Re: Colorado
For major cities like Denver, Colorado or Phenoix, Arizona (btw, I don't think Phenoix was ever mentioned in teh series). You don't have to add the state at the end even if you live in other states. For example, when people say Seattle, people would know they are referring to Seattle, Washington even if they live in Maryland. Thus, I don't think Kim referring to Denver without adding state name is a good enough proof that Middleton is in Colorado.
Re: Re: Re: Colorado
Actually, in Downhill, when Wade shows Kim a map were Mt. Middleton should be in the center, it's of West Virginia and Kentucky. And in Attack of the Killer Bebes there's mention of Kim stopping interstate-police chase in Middleton, so Middleton is probably near the border of West Virginia and Kentucky (which state, I'm not sure). As for Ron asking if he's nine hours ahead or behind Kim: he may have been a few hours off on the time change(wouldn't surprise me).
Re:Re:Re:Re: Colorado
The show is obviously giving you different leads so that you don't find out where Middleton is. If the show wanted to reveal where the fictional town of Middleton was, you would have seen a repeating pattern, not different leads. In conclusion, Middleton is in fact untraceable.
DYN #4
In the African temple, where the head is reattached to the statue, the beam of light is continuously moving towards the alter and then off after it passes.
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Object: Tempus Simia
The idea of an ancient artifact with the power of time travel that was separated and hidden at the opposite side of the earth is very similar to the Triangle of Light in the first Lara Croft: Tomb Raider movie.
Kim, Rufus 3000: Kim: You're from the year 3000? Rufus 3000: No, I am one of 3000 descendents of Rufus-Prime
This could be a sly reference to Mystery Science Theater 3000. The show's original title of the show was Mystery Science Theater 2000, the 2000 being a serial number not a year date.
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The way the last two episodes of 'ASiT' start out when they air on their own is very similar to the way the last two 'Back to the Future' movies start out: First, it shows an prologue of what happend earlier and then it moves on to the episode.
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