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A Sitch in Time

Production Number:	218-220
Season:	2
Executive Producer(s):	Mark McCorkle Bob Schooley Kurt Weldon
Writer(s):	Bill Motz Bob Roth
Art Director(s):	Unknown
Dialogue Director(s):	Lisa Schaffer

Broadcast Information

US Broadcast Number:

34-36

Disney Channel US Premiere:

November 28, 2003

Merchandise

DVD Releases:

Kim Possible: The Complete Second Season
Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time (DVD)

iTunes Releases:

Unknown

Characters (in order of appearance)Edit

Plot SummaryEdit

MissionEdit

Personal StorylineEdit

QuotesEdit

TranscriptEdit

Main article: A Sitch in Time/Transcript

Memorable QuotesEdit

GalleryEdit

Team Possible's ClothesEdit

Misc Images From EpisodeEdit

Supplementary InformationEdit

Middleton High School Reader BoardEdit

Team Possible's TransportationEdit

AllusionsEdit

TriviaEdit

ErrorsEdit

Behind the ScenesEdit

Cast & CrewEdit

Executive Producers
- Mark McCorkle
- Bob Schooley
Story Editor
Writers
- Bill Motz
- Bob Roth
Art Director
Line Producer
- Kurt Weldon
Storyboard Supervisor
Voice Talent
- See Character List Above
Dialogue Directors
- Lisa Schaffer
Voice Casting
- Lisa Schaffer
- Jamie Thomason
Storyboard
Timing Directors
- Barbara Dourmashkin-Case
- Eddie Houchins
- Gordon Kent
- J.K. Kim
- Rick Leon
- Michel Lyman
- Mircea Mantta
Lead Character Design
- Stephen Silver
Character Design
Character Clean-Up
Location Design
- Latchezar Gouchev
- Andy Ice
Prop Design
Background Paint
Color Stylists
Main Title Design By
Production Manager
- Angela Callmag Macias
Overseas Animation Supervisor
Technical Director
Storyboard Revisions
Continuity Coordinator
BG Key Color Correction
Animation Production by
Film Editor
Assistant Film Editor
Pre-Production Track Editor
Animatic Editor
Scanners
- Chris Gresham
- Shannon Fallis-Kane
Track Reading
Supervising Sound Editor
Sound Editor
Foley Mixer
- Marilyn Graf
Foley Artist
- Phyllis Ginter
Re-Recording Mixers
On-line Editor
Original Dialogue Recording
Assistant Dialogue Engineer
Manager of Music Production
Post Production Manager
- Angela Callmag Macias
Post Production Supervisor
- P.J. Aminpour
Audio Supervisor
Post Production Coordinator
Production Coordinators
Production Associate
- Kevin Bernier
Production Secretary
- Linda DeLizza-Kweens
Production Control
Casting Manager
Script Coordinator
- Leona Beckert
Produced by
- Walt Disney Television Animation

MusicEdit

Score by
- Adam Berry
"Call Me, Beep Me! The Kim Possible Song"
- Written and Produced by
  - Cory Lerios
  - George Gabriel
- Performed by
  - Christina Milian

ReferencesEdit

External linksEdit

MerchandiseEdit

Kim Possible: The Complete Second Season
Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time (DVD)

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Ron learns at the beginning of the school year that his family will be moving to Norway. At the same time, Dr. Drakken, Shego, Duff Killigan and Monkey Fist are working together to steal the Tempus Simia which means "Time Monkey", a Mystical Monkey Powered idol capable of time-travel.

Mission Briefing Edit

Villain: Shego, Dr. Drakken, Duff Killigan and Monkey Fist.
Evil plot: Steal the Time Monkey and destroy Kim Possible in the past.
Kim's transportation: Various, but mostly a wristwatch-styled chrono-manipulator device.

Episode Description Edit

Transcript Edit

Main article: A Sitch in Time/Transcript

Running Gags Edit

A running gag throughout this portion of the movie is Ron mistaking any non-English language for another.

Middleton High School readerboard Edit

Welcome Back Students

Memorable Quotes Edit

Notes Edit

Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time is the first Kim Possible movie, premiering on November 28, 2003. Originally broadcast as three parts, it is available on DVD as a single movie with slight differences in editing and music selection.

When this episode airs by itself instead of the movie, the scene where Ron asked Wade if he had a matter transporter is cut out.

Production Information Edit

For the original broadcast, it was presented as three episodes: "Present", "Past" and "Future".
First aired as part of the Disney Channel TV movie A Sitch in Time (11/28/03).

Errors Edit

When Kim is let out of the sarcophagus in the museum, her hair is messed up. When the camera comes back a moment later, her hair is perfect again.
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.
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.
When pre-teen Kim finishes her try-out routine, Bonnie bites off part of her pencil. When you next see it, the pencil is whole (with no cutaway to for her to grab another).
Monkey Fist shouldn't have been late. After he found the samurai gorilla, he could just go forward in time and stop right before Duff says "he has the power of time, and he's late!" (Monkey Fist didn't technically have any way of knowing, however he knew that Killigan was upset because of body actions and the tone of his voice)
When the four villains open the time portal for the first time (during Part 1) everyone walks through- in order- Monkey Fist, Shego and then Drakken. We never see Duff walk through, however he is later shown with all the villains as if he did so.

Continuity Edit

Whenever Ron's parents have something big to tell him, they prefer to let actions speak for themselves. This is apparent throughout the series. In this episode, when asking about them moving, his father replied "The sign was our way of telling you". Another instance is when Ron is taken by surprise of his new baby sister in the episode Big Bother.
It's possible that Bonnie Rockwaller, Kim's archrival, may have been on the cheerleading squad longer than Kim has, since she (along with Tara and Hope) were the judges at the tryouts for the squad. If this is true, this may be why Bonnie feels that she should be the squad captain instead of Kim. And apparently when Kim had braces, Bonnie used to call her "Tin Teeth".

Allusions Edit

In the future, Ron falling to his knees in front of the destroyed Bueno Nacho is an allusion to the ending of the original Planet of the Apes when Charlton Heston's character did the same by the half-buried statue of Liberty.