Kim Possible

Four seasons, two animated films that are also episodes, and a finale that was written as the finale two years before the actual one.

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Where to start with Kim Possible

Broadcast order mostly works, with one correction that matters a great deal: do not watch So the Drama where its air date puts it. It was written as the ending and it resolves the thing the series had been building for three years.

  1. 1
    Seasons one and two, with A Sitch in Time in place Kim Possible

    The film goes between episodes twelve and fifteen of season two, which is where it aired. It is a self-contained origin story, so nothing breaks if you watch it later, but that is its slot.

  2. 2
    Season three's other eleven episodes Kim Possible

    Air date order is fine here. Season three is spread across twenty-one months with long gaps, which is not a mistake in the list.

  3. 3
    So the Drama, at the end of season three Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama

    This is the correction. It aired on 8 April 2005 with five season three episodes still to come, but it was written as the series finale and the episode list numbers it as the last three of the season. Watching it in air date order resolves the romance with a third of the season left.

  4. 4
    Season four, ending on Graduation Kim Possible

    Ordered in November 2005 after the show had already finished once. Graduation went out as a one hour special on 7 September 2007 and is split into two parts in reruns.

Then what? The 2019 live action film stands outside all of this and needs none of it. A set of shorts called Kim Hushable followed it in June 2019.

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The animated series

  • Kim Possible 2002, 4 seasons, 87 episodes
  • Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time 2003
  • Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama 2005

The live action film

  • Kim Possible 2019

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