What A Cartoon! - Kim Possible "Kimitation Nation"

Believe it or not, but giant cargo pants with small shirts are back "in style," as they say. Dare to compare the "big pants, tiny top" trend with Kim's look (or not)

trasparenti

Since it comes up in the episode, I refuse to believe Taco Bell’s “Crunch Wrap Supreme” isn’t some attempt at creating an actual Naco… Whether a Taco Bell product tester was watching Kim Possible and realized that was something they could make or if post-9/11 the idea a hurting country needed more foods stuffed into other foods to heal was just in the air, if that’s not nachos inside a taco I don’t know what would satisfy you’re insane demands! I know some people would say a Crunch Wrap (a “specialty food” made by chef “Christopher”) is more of burrito than a taco, but so is the Naco! Ron folds up a soft shell taco like a disgusting little diaper to cram it in his mouth every time and those internet weirdos who cook stuff from TV shows, dumping movie theater nachos into a hard corn taco shell, are missing the point entirely. The Naco is a Burrito and Ron should have called it a “Burraco”!!! And that’s my Naco truther rant, Thank you.

Doc Baghead

The cast discussion overlooks another Disney child- before this, Kirsten Storms was of course Zenon, girl of the 22nd century

I won’t either deny or confirm watching this show as a horny 19-year old because I thought Kim was hot.

Matt

The full story of Pixar’s views on the Buzz Lightyear of Star Command cartoon is complicated: John Lasster is said to have hated it, though for unclear reasons (Tad Stones speculated in an interview that since John envisioned Buzz as having the tone of a more serious G.I. Joe-style action cartoon, the series’ comedic tone might’ve turned him off). But Lightyear director Angus McLane did acknowledge the series on twitter, where in his view it’s a spinoff cartoon to his film, akin to what The Real Ghostbusters is to Lightyear’s Ghostbusters. There’s a further Batman Beyond connection, where they essentially remake that show’s premise within the episode “The Fearless Ferret”: Adam West guest stars as an old Batman-like superhero that trains Ron to become his successor, and of course twists and hijinks ensue as Ron is no Terry McGinnis.

Harry Thornton

Bob: They accidentally stumbled upon the plot from Signs… err, the twist from Signs M. Night Shyamalan: Aren’t those the same thing? —- Hey wait, there’s also a Phineas and Ferb episode with fashion and cloning. Dang it Disney. https://phineasandferb.fandom.com/wiki/Run_Away_Runway

Ben

Henry’s imitation of Thom Yorke gave me a flashback to an auditory hallucination I experienced once while on ketamine. Please never do again OR release a whole cover album.

Drew Mackie

Kim possible told me that there is one true path, the path of the mole rat

Swaggypeepaw

Awesome! I’m excited to listen to this

Jacob Dominguez