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1:56 cap I wouldn't be single if that were the case

How did you get in my house?

I think Kim started liking Ron after she was over Josh Mankey

You missed the part when Ron sees the picture of Sheego for the first time and says she's attractive and Kim says "So not you're type Ron."

4:38 that legit fear face when my bf (now husband) first went to my parent's house to ask me out

"Stoppable how did you get in my house" ALWAYS GETS ME 🤣

Ron making me think of Zenitsu from Demon Slayer xDD LOLOL WADE SCREAMING WHEN HE SEES THEM KISS

“This arm is going to the dance on Friday, who wants to be on it!?” Brilliant

2:18 bro got big hands

Ugh😒, why does ANYONE say 'like blank like blank'!? Why can't they just say 'like like'!? 🙄

If the last guy didn't turn out to be a villain, do you think Kim would have chosen Ron?

God damn, after 20 years I'm still crushing on her like crazy lol.

Glad that this got into my recommendations

Ma childhood

2:43 Wade though 🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂❤

Did you see how short that black dress is?

Can't believe kim was allowed to wear that green crop top witb her baggy ass pants to school everyday. She had true drip

I love how Mr. Barker just waited for Ron to figure out what he needed to do in regards to Kim suddenly liking him out of nowhere (i mean when under the Moodulator's Influence) before asking "Stoppable, How did you get in my house?" Such a good teacher despite the situation. 😂

KIMGO fans ain't gonna like this one

Rewatching first season and yeah you can feel the chemistry already. There're times when Kim gets jealous he gets popular and Ron when she got a crush on Josh. It's there just they don't understand their feeling until late season 2 mostly 3

last part! which episode?

in which episode is the ball scene?

OMG I JUST REALIZED RON IS VOICED BY ERIC FROM BOY MEETS WORLD

Don’t forget she has him chipped

So…what happened t to theories?

I hate how the writers turned a perfect brother-sister relationship into some shoehorned, cringey excuse of a "romance". But the writers hadn't planned on a season 4. Which is why they left things like that with So the Drama.

in the Polish version she is "Kim Kolwiek", which means "anyone" when you combine her name and surname kimkolwiek - anyone

It is no doubt that Ron and Kim have always had a special relationship with each other. Despite having some differences from one another they are always there for each other when it really counts like looking out for one another during dangerous missions, helping guide each other throughout their lives or calling the other out if they crosses a line. They balance each other out well. However it is also their teenage years where they are finding out who they are and these two do takes different routes. Kim is on a mission to makes a name for herself in high school and as a result ends up being in a rush to grow up which allows her to overlook the little moments at times. She also ended up caring too much on what other people think about her. While her ambitious can be admirable, it can also be her downfall. Kim kinda had to learned to slow down a bit and takes a step back to see if maybe she missed something when she wasn't looking and realizes that she still had things she needed to learn about the world and about others. She also had to realizes that Ron have plenty of potentials himself and that he can be more than just the lovable but eccentric goofball that she always had known. Meanwhile, Ron doesn't get why Kim cares so much about proving to herself since to him they should be living their best final years to the fullest before adulthood. However he also latches on too deeply on outdated childhood traditions instead of creating some new ones. Throughout the show Ron learns that not only is maybe starting to take the next step out of the childhood may not be as bad as he think it is but also that there is nothing wrong with setting out goals for yourselves and challenging yourself to do more than what you dreams you were capable of doing. I feel after being bit of a distance with each other during the last few years, the two are fully back on the same page with each other here. Kim is good at academic and is more athletic while Ron is more creative and understands everyday life and possibly even human nature more. Together they are an unstoppable team. Also it is interesting how Kim and Ron both have few traits with each other parents and how everybody in the Possible and Stoppable families approves of the relationship (especially the twins and Cousin Larry).

I thought so, too. But when I saw So The Drama, Kim didn't even see him as a man. (Greetings from 2024) I just watched this series completely.

2:33, was that an accent on Kim?

Kim Possible en Disney Channel (Agosto 2005): Lunes a Viernes a las 17:30 después de La Familia Proud Sábados y Domingos a las 14:30 después de Pepper Ann Canal 312 de DIRECTV en tu Plan Básico

See, this is why I'm legitimately constipated in growing up.

@0:55 he should’ve ask Tara Too bad “Kim” never told him til after the fact @2:18 😏

Can someone tell me where to watch all the episodes of kim possible

4:23 ron is shock that kim is so beautiful❤

I think he had romantic feelings for her for a while.

You know, personally, I always found it interesting how the mentality of this relationship evolved. Because the thing of it is, just as Kim and Ron are opposites, their romantic feelings for each other developed in completely opposite ways. In Ron's case, everything was straightforward and up front. The way I see it, honestly, Ron basically fell in love with Kim pretty much the moment he met her. It just took him 12 years to figure it out. I mean, you look at half the things he does for her through Seasons 1 and 3...even just tagging along with Kim for all the mission stuff...and you can't tell me that love wasn't the primary motivator. But it wasn't until "Emotion Sickness" that he plainly laid out what the problem was. The thing was, even though Ron was beginning to realize how he truly felt about Kim, he still wasn't comfortable with the thought of expressing it. Mostly because he was afraid if they ever DID get together, that he'd find some way to screw it all up and then not only would he not have a girlfriend, he wouldn't even have a BEST friend anymore. So he figured, why take a gamble when he was already sitting on a sure thing? But then "So The Drama" came along and suddenly Ron's guaranteed arrangement wasn't such a guarantee anymore. So now he had to make a choice...do NOTHING or do SOMETHING. Either way, that meant he had to take a risk...not something he'd ever been particularly comfortable with. Kim, on the other hand, took a much more roundabout route with her emotions than Ron did. It wasn't love at first sight with her, but I think it's fair to say that Kim's feelings for Ron began to change around the same time Ron was coming to grips with his. Obviously, the first evidence of this actually came during "A Sitch in Time" when we got just a taste of how much they really meant to each other. There was a clear emotional need there, beyond simple friendship. For Ron, this just took the love he'd always had for Kim and brought it into focus, but for Kim, this feeling was something new. And once she'd tapped into that, there was pretty much no turning back. Even after the timeline had been reset, we already know there were lingering aftereffects, so the argument can easily be made that that door to Kim's heart was still left standing wide open. It was after this that we started to see Kim's jealous side start to peek out. Obviously, her reaction to Yori in "Gorilla Fist" is the BIGGEST example, but it wouldn't be the FIRST one. Consider the episode, "Steal Wheels", when Ron suddenly starts spending more time with Felix, as opposed to when he was spending all his time with Kim. While Felix was, by no means, a romantic rival, the fact remains that, all of a sudden, Kim didn't have a monopoly on Ron's time anymore and she didn't like it. And then, of course, we go back to "Emotion Sickness". Yes, the obvious observation is that when the "Love" function got triggered, Kim and Shego didn't just go lusting after anyone (or...you know...EVERYONE). They each focused their affections on a specific target, which was revealing. But the far more subtle indicator was Kim's reveal of how she had drifted away from her longtime crush, Josh Mankey, after the episode "Blush". She'd finally managed to get the guy she'd had eyes on for so long, only to come to the realization that what she thought she wanted in Josh...wasn't what she ACTUALLY wanted. Basically, the argument could be made that her heart already belonged to someone else by that point. GEE...I-WONDER-WHO-THAT-COULD-BE? Now, some may say that Kim's feelings for Ron grew gradually, without her even noticing it, but I don't think that's actually the case. My own read on it is that she had more or less mentally conditioned herself to not think about Ron in a romantic way to avoid things getting..."awk-weird"...between them. This was all mostly laid out in "So the Drama", starting with Kim's phone call to her mother, early on in the movie. It's not that Kim was opposed to the idea of Ron as a prospect. Quite the contrary...if Kim and Ron had actually been an item at this point, there would have been no problem (hence, no conflict and therefore, no MOVIE) because Kim would have already been happy and content. But since she didn't know how Ron felt about her yet, she couldn't bring herself to think of him as romantic option. He was the platonic best friend, and she never saw any indication that he wanted to BE anything more. So putting her life on hold for a relationship that (as far as she knew) was never going to happen just wasn't practical. A later example comes during the scene in the treehouse, where Kim and Ron are actually having two entirely different conversations, but because they're so completely out of sync, they don't realize it. The key moment in that scene is where Kim says, "We're not in Pre-K anymore. Time to grow up," because Ron is moping and upset over the fact that Eric is in the picture. Ron, naturally, is tweaked because HE'S the one who wants to be with Kim, but Kim still doesn't know this yet and assumes that Ron's recent state of tantrum is because he just wants to hang on to the best friend and playmate he's always had for years. So Kim is trying to make the point that having a playmate isn't enough for her anymore. She wants a companion...someone she can share her life with. And if Ron can't be that guy for her, then she has to start looking elsewhere. But of course, Ron doesn't know how Kim feels either, so he's not getting the message. It was only just before the climax of the movie, when Ron hinted at how he felt (even if he didn't exactly shout it from the mountaintops) that everything changed. Granted, this was a definite, "flipping of the switch" for Kim. However, I submit that it wasn't because she suddenly discovered that she HAD these feelings for Ron, but because she suddenly realized that it was okay to ACT on them. In an instant, all the mental roadblocks Kim had put up over time were completely obliterated, because as it turned out, all the reasons she thought they had to be there never ACTUALLY existed. That basically meant that she could do all the things with Ron that she thought she couldn't do before. And damned if she wasn't gonna do EVERY-SINGLE-ONE OF THEM. You know, when you actually look at it in the broad strokes, Kim and Ron's situation wasn't really all that unusual, or even unique. I mean, I think it's fair to say that every single one of us has been there at least once in our lives. You know the drill...you become attracted to someone, but you're not quite sure how to express it (especially if they're an existing friend), because you don't know what THEY think about you. And if YOU bare your soul and THEY don't feel the same way, now suddenly, it's this THING around your neck for all time. Kim and Ron were both at that same impasse, and again, their reluctance to move past it was for completely opposite reasons, with Kim suppressing her feelings out of pragmatism, and Ron suppressing his out of fear. And as with any situation of this kind, it took one of them finally breaking the deadlock to make them both realize that they wanted the exact same thing...specifically, each other. And that's pretty much my thinking on it. Granted, there's a lot to unpack here, but that's what makes it interesting. ^_^

That song was catchy when I first heard it.

I think its pretty clear they like each other from episode 1 the video points out ron getting jealous that kim likes mankey but i really believe that when kim told ron that she wanted to go to the dance with not just a friend but a date she was really telling ron that she wanted to go with him as her date and when she said so who are you going to ask she was hinting to ron that she wanted him to ask her to the dance and hoping he was going to catch on thats my personal opinion

I wish Ron asked Kim to always keep her hair down

Kim Possible was one of the best things it happened to cable tv back in middle 2000's. Was so original and the events to get Kim and Ron kissing was magnificent. Pure disney classic style.

@4:46 at that episode she did say she was over Josh But I feel like this when she started seeing him that way

This was my childhood growing up 🥺 love this show

0:00 Laging "im there on the double" 0:12 Kraus "kim possible" 0:18 Foster 0:21 Osegura "danger or trouble" 0:26 Peck "kim possible" Then fahey 0:30 peck 0:40 tp 0:47 Foster peck: so whats the stich

i wish the girl i like liked me.

All of the pictures of Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable in the rain and watching fireworks together.

Did this song make anybody cry when they first heard this song at the end of Kim Possible Movie: So The Drama?

4:22 😋😋😋