Disney chanel

Wizard of waverly place

2008-02-26T07:20:00.000-08:00

Premise
The show centers upon Alex Russo, her older brother Justin, and younger brother Max who live double lives; on the outside, they appear to be normal kids, though in secret, they are young wizards in training. The three live with their stern, disciplinary father, Jerry, and their eccentric mother, Theresa. Alex often gets into trouble by disobeying her parents, and learns lessons and morals that teach span among friends, family, and school.
Casting
Gomez, Austin, Henrie and Canals have all had roles in other Disney Channel series. DeLuise and Stone have never. The writers originally struggled with naming the characters; there were originally supposed to be two siblings: Jordan (later Justin) and Julia (later Brooke, then Alex), but that was changed after Austin was hired.[citation needed] Alexa Nikolas considered the role of Alex but Gomez won the part.[citation needed] Bailey Grace has been in one episode that has not been shown yet. She plays Alex's friend.
Cast

The main cast excluding Jennifer Stone
Selena Gomez - Alex Russo
David Henrie - Justin Russo
Jake T. Austin - Max Russo
Jennifer Stone - Harper Evans
Maria Canals Barrera - Theresa Russo
David DeLuise - Jerry Russo

Readit and weep

2007-08-31T21:18:00.000-07:00

Read It And Weep (previously titled How My Private, Personal Journal Became A Bestseller) is a Disney Channel Original Movie which premiered on July 21, 2006. It is the 66th DCOM and is based on the novel by Julia DeVillers. Sisters Kay Panabaker and Danielle Panabaker star as Jamie Bartlett and her alter ego Is. Both sisters have starred in previous DCOMs, Kay in Life is Ruff, and Danielle in Stuck in the Suburbs

Plot Summary
Read It And Weep begins with a teenage girl known as Jamie Bartlett writing in her journal. Jamie is a very nice girl who has 3 best friends named Connor, Lindsay and Harmony. She is very good at writing and creates a journal in which she styles herself as "Is", a popular girl with a personality opposite of her own, and writes about all the kids at school. After she accidentally turns the journal in for an English assignment, it wins a writing contest. Everyone likes Jamie,until Sawer finds out she is in the book and her and her gang are in the book. Sawyer gets to like Jamie, 'till she finds out on Mora Live, that she is in the book and ten even her friends Connor,Harmony and Lindsay don't even like her. In the end,Connor, Harmony and lindsay become the best of friends.

Cast
Kay Panabaker ... Jamie Bartlett
Danielle Panabaker ... Isabella "Is"
Alexandra Krosney ... Harmony
Marquise Brown ... Lindsay
Allison Scagliotti ... Sawyer Sullivan
Jason Dolley ... Connor Kennedy
Chad Broskey ... Marco Vega
Tom Virtue ... Ralph Bartlett
Connie Young ... Peggy Bartlett
Robin Riker ... Diana
Nick Whitaker ... Lenny Bartlett
Falisha Fehoko ... Jennifer #1
Malinda Money ... Jennifer #2
Joyce Cohen ... Miss Gallagher

Disney channel stars(Christy Carlson Romano)

2007-08-15T03:16:00.000-07:00

The sweet-voiced Christy Carlson Romano got her start as one of the orphans in a production of Annie. She later toured with The Sound of Music as one of the Von Trapp children (with Marie Osmond playing the role of Maria) but growing up with the nickname "Aretha Franklin Wannabe" pointed to something more ambitious. Playing a singing banana in Woody Allen's Everybody Says I Love You wasn't enough either so Romano auditioned for the role of Tawny, a secondary character on the Disney Channel's original comedy Even Stevens. She didn't get it, but instead got the lead role, Ren Stevens. Disney later used Romano to be the voice of Kim Possible, an animated action gal whose show became a hit. In 2004, Disney released her self-titled debut album. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide

disney chanel (Vanessa Hudgens)

2007-08-12T11:49:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Vanessa Anne Hudgens

Birth Date: December 14, 1988

Age: 18

Height: 5' 4½"

Hometown: Salinas, California, USA

Occupation: Actor, singer

Siblings: Stella Hudgens

Disney chanel stars (Ricky Ullman)

2007-08-12T11:46:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Raviv Ullman

Birth Date: January 24, 1986

Age: 21

Height: 5'8”

Birth Place: Eilat, Isreal

Childhood Home: Stamford, Connecticut

Occupation: Actor

Hair Color: Brown

Siblings: None

Disney chanel stars (raven symone)

2007-08-12T11:42:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Raven Symone Christina Pearman

Birth Date: December 10, 1985

Age: 21
Height: 5’3”

Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia

Occupation: Actress, Singer, Producer

Hair Color: Black

Siblings: None

Parents: Christopher & Lydia Pearman

Disney chanel stars (Miley Cyrus)

2007-08-12T11:38:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Destiny Hope Cyrus

Birth Date: November 23, 1992

Age: 14

Height: 5'4½"

Hometown: Franklin, Tennessee

Occupation: Actor, Singer

Father: Billy Ray Cyrus

2007-08-12T11:35:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Kyle Orlando Massey

Birth Date: August 28, 1991

Age: 15

Height: 5'5"

Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Siblings: Christopher Massey

Disney chanel stars (emily osment)

2007-08-12T11:32:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Emily Jordan Osment

Birth Date: March 10, 1992

Age: 15

Height: 5'4½"

Hometown: Los Angeles, California, USA

Siblings: Haley Joel Osment

Disney chanel stars (Dylan Sprouse)

2007-08-12T11:29:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Dylan Thomas Sprouse

Birth Date: August 04, 1992

Age: 14

Height: 5'3"

Birth Place: Arezzo, Italy

Currently Resides: North Hollywood

Childhood Home: Long Beach, CA

Occupation: Actor

Siblings: Cole Sprouse

Hair Color: Blonde

Disney chanel stars (Cole Sprouse)

2007-08-12T11:22:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Cole Mitchell Sprouse

Birth Date: August 04, 1992

Age: 14

Height: 5'3"

Birth Place: Arezzo, Italy

Currently Resides: North Hollywood

Childhood Home: Long Beach, CA

Occupation: Actor

Hair Color: Blonde

Siblings: Dylan Sprouse

Disney chanel stars (brenda song)

2007-08-12T11:14:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Brenda Song

Birth Date: March 27, 1988

Age: 19

Hometown: Carmichael, California, USA

Currently Resides: a suburb of Los Angeles

Nationality: Thai-American and Hmong

Occupation: Actress

Hair Color: Black

Disney chanel stars (Ashley tisdale)

2007-08-12T11:09:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Ashley Michelle Tisdale

Birth Date: July 2, 1985

Age: 21

Height: 5' 3"

Hometown: West Deal, New Jersey, USA

Occupation: Actor, singer, model

Siblings: Jennifer Tisdale

Disney chanel stars (Alyson Michalka)

2007-08-12T10:58:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Alyson Renae Michalka

Birth Date: March 25, 1989

Age: 17

Height: 5'6"

Hometown: Torrance, California

Occupation: Actress, Singer

Hair Color: Blonde

Siblings: Amanda Michalka

Disney chanel stars (zac efron)

2007-08-12T10:42:00.000-07:00

Full Name: Zachery David Alexander Efron

Birth Date: October 18, 1987

Age: 19

Height: 5'10"

Hometown: San Luis Obispo,

CAOccupation: Actor, Dancer, Singer

Siblings: Younger brother, Dylan

Boy Meets World

2007-08-12T02:04:00.000-07:00

Boy Meets World is an American television sitcom that chronicles the events and everyday life lessons of Cory Matthews, who grows up from a pre-pubescent boy to a married man. The show aired for seven seasons from 1993 to 2000 on ABC, where it was one of the headliners of ABC's TGIF lineup.

Characters
Main article: Characters of Boy Meets World
Cornelius A. "Cory" Matthews - played by Ben Savage
Eric Randall Matthews - played by Will Friedle
Shawn Patrick Hunter - played by Rider Strong
George Hamilton Feeny - played by William Daniels
Alan Matthews - played by William Russ
Amy Matthews - played by Betsy Randle
Morgan Matthews - played by Lily Nicksay/Lindsay Ridgeway
Stuart Minkus - played by Lee Norris (Season 1; appearance in season 5)
Topanga Lawrence-Matthews - played by Danielle Fishel (recurring Season 1; Seasons 2-7)
Jonathan Turner - played by Anthony Tyler Quinn (Seasons 2-4)
Eli Williams - played by Alex Désert (Season 3)
Jack Hunter - played by Matthew Lawrence (Seasons 5-7)
Angela Shinaynay Moore - played by Trina McGee (recurring Season 5; Seasons 5-7)
Rachel Kimberly McGuire- played by Maitland Ward (Seasons 6-7)

[edit] Plot
The show revolves around Cory Matthews; the other characters often serve to help him cope with his difficulties in achievement in school, his moral conflicts with his best friend, Shawn Patrick Hunter, and his trouble understanding his girlfriend Topanga Lawrence. Shawn is dissimilar to Cory; he is a social rebel, he has an unsupportive family, and he has success with women, something which Cory envies at times. Cory's mother and father (Amy and Alan Matthews) are hard-working people trying to make a decent living in order to raise their three children (by the end of the series, a fourth child, Joshua Matthews, is born). Their other two children are Eric Matthews, the funny, handsome, half-witted older brother who tries to distance himself from Cory at all possible times; and Morgan Matthews, the younger sister, who sometimes uses her position as means of getting what she wants. Cory, with his stubbornness and laziness, struggles with his friends to get through school. To help them, there is Mr. George Feeny, Cory's teacher and neighbor. He tries as hard as possible to get them through school and he eventually does. Finally, there is Topanga Lawrence, Cory's first love, and in the later seasons, his fiancée, then wife. Topanga and Cory's relationship is the main focus of the later part of the series, and at the end of the series, Topanga, Cory, Shawn, and Eric leave suburban Philadelphia for New York City while later new-comers to the cast, Jack and Rachel join the Peace Corps and Angela goes to Europe with her father

That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana”

2007-08-11T10:04:00.000-07:00

Cast and characters

[edit] From That's So Raven
Raven-Symoné as Raven Baxter
Anne-Marie Johnson as Donna Cabonna
Orlando Brown as Eddie Thomas
Anneliese van der Pol as Chelsea Daniels
Kyle Massey as Cory Baxter
Rondell Sheridan as Victor Baxter
Bobbe' J. Thompson as Stanley
Jasmine Guy as Pistache
Annie Wood as Kandra Blair
Tiffany Thornton as Tyler Sparks
Malik Yoba as Judge
Jodi Shilling as Tiffany (mentioned)

[edit] From The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
Dylan Sprouse as Zack Martin
Cole Sprouse as Cody Martin
Ashley Tisdale as Madeline Fitzpatrick
Brenda Song as London Tipton
Phill Lewis as Marion Moseby
Kim Rhodes as Carey Martin
Adrian R'Mante as Esteban Ramirez
Brian Stepanek as Arwin Quentin Hawkhauser
Arturo Gil as Robot
Sharon Jordan as Irene the Concierge
Adam Tait as Reporter
Brian Peck as London Tipton's Mirror
Anthony Acker as Norman the Doorman

[edit] From Hannah Montana
Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana
Billy Ray Cyrus as Robby Stewart
Emily Osment as Lilly Truscott
Mitchel Musso as Oliver Oken
Jason Earles as Jackson Stewart
Frances Callier as Roxy
Richard Portnow as Marty Klein aka "Mad Man Marty the One-Man Party"
Aleksandra Okapiec as Inga
Izabella Okapiec as Helga
Monika Okapiec as Uma
Rafael Rojas III as Jay
Billy Lloyd as Boy 2

[edit] Plot

[edit] "Checkin' Out"
Raven steps up to organize an important photo shoot showcasing Donna Cabonna's new fashion line for young men at the Tipton Hotel in Boston because Tiffany, the usual assistant, is sick with a lip fungus. Donna gives her a Secretech, a device for secretaries that helps organize events and has Raven conduct a video conference on it. She assures Donna that she knows how to use one, even though she doesn't, and no one can help her. She accidentally sends the photographer, Pistache, to the Tipton in Milan, Italy. Also, the models (Juan and Kvelte) did not get their plane ticket from Raven, so the models are stuck in the made-up country of Budapragoslovakia. As a result, Raven substitutes the fashion models with Zack and Cody, and she pretends to be Pistache. Donna Cabonna finds out the bad news so she tries to take matters into her own hands by impersonating the photographer too. As the two Pistache impersonators are doing the photo shoot, the real Pistache comes in, having arrived by "an outrageously expensive private jet." She notes that Zack and Cody are not the models she chose, but they are even better. She tells them to turn around and she takes pictures of their backs. The episode seems to end on a happy note with Raven's vision that has Donna Cabonna saying that the boy's line is a success. However, the episode turns sour when Raven misses her flight because the alarm on her Secretech does not work.
Meanwhile, Cory and Eddie find out that Chelsea is a natural at paddleball, so they try to get Chelsea to break the record for the world's longest paddleball session so they can claim the prize money. They think they have the record in the bag until the competition -- none other than Stanley -- proves to be a formidable paddle ball opponent. Chelsea scams Stanley and wins the title and prize money. She then feels bad and ends up giving Stanley the money. Cory and Eddie are furious with Chelsea because Stanley has scammed her.

[edit] "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana"
After the Tipton's concierge Irene tells Raven that her flight is cancelled, Raven is stuck in Boston. She then has a vision that one of the twins (the one wearing a black sweater vest) is in danger of being attacked. Raven tells them that she has a "feeling" that the one in a sweater vest is in trouble and should avoid sneezing followed by bells. Cody, the only twin that wears sweater vests, becomes paranoid and avoids anything that remotely resembles Raven's "premonition" - even the surprise birthday party that he Zack and the other Tipton employees are throwing for Carey. Zack wears Cody's black sweater vest to Carey's surprise party so that Cody isn't in danger, but becomes in danger when Arwin's present goes out of control. Upon hearing sneezing and bells, a frantic Zack lands head first into the cake!
Meanwhile, Maddie is trying to help Raven by getting London to wear one of Raven's original designs, but London swears she'll never wear anything that's not from a famous designer, even her diapers were made by designers. So Maddie switched the label of London's Attoro Vittali and sews it onto Raven's dress. London wears the dress thinking that it is a Vittali original. Maddie tells her the truth, and London gets upset that Maddie lied to her. Pop star Hannah Montana checks in and admires Raven's dress. London, who has known Hannah since she (Hannah) sang at London's birthday party changes her mind and says that she loves the dress. Hannah asks Raven to make her a dress and goes to look at London's. However, her ring gets caught in the dress and it tears.

[edit] "On the Road Again"
When Hannah Montana stays at the Tipton Hotel in Boston, she befriends the candy counter girl Maddie Fitzpatrick, who talks about the career Miley's father Robby had back in the day. Now, Miley believes that her dad gave up his dream to sing so that Miley could pursue her own career. To give him back the stage life, she recruits the help of his former manager to get Robby back on the road. Robby Ray goes to San Diego while Roxy takes care of Jackson and Miley. Unfortunately, Roxy is very overprotective and will not let the children go out of her sight. Jackson gets fed up and goes to San Diego, followed by Miley and Roxy. Billy Ray Cyrus (as Robby Ray) performs "I Want My Mullet Back" in this episode. However upon seeing his father perform and of the offer to go on tour with Toby Keith, Jackson changes his mind. However Robby also changes his mind because he doesn't want to leave his kids again. At the end of the episode both Billy Ray and Miley perform an encore performance of "I Want My Mullet Back", complete with mullet wigs. Maddie shows up as a crazed Robby Ray fan, but is chased away by Roxy. Although Maddie appears in the episode she is not credited at the end.

[edit] Production
The crossover is the third crossover that the Disney Channel has done. The first one was of Aladdin and Hercules: The Animated Series called Hercules and the Arabian Nights, the second was Lilo & Stitch: The Series with American Dragon: Jake Long, Kim Possible, Recess and The Proud Family (albeit as different episodes), but this is the first live-action crossover. The second live-action crossover deals with The Juicer from That's So Raven appearing on Cory in the House episode And the Weenie Is.... The third live-action crossover happened when President Richard Martinez and Sophie Martinez from Cory in the House appeared in the Hannah Montana episode Take This Job and Love It!. The fourth live-action crossover dealed with Raven Baxter appearing on the Cory in the House episode That's So in the House.
Michael Poryes co-created That's so Raven (with Susan Sherman) and Hannah Montana (with Richard Corell) while Corell directed episodes of those shows including The Suite Life of Zack and Cody.

hannah montana

2007-08-11T10:00:00.000-07:00

Hannah Montana is an American children's television series which debuted on March 24, 2006 on Disney Channel. The series focuses on Miley Stewart (played by Miley Cyrus), who lives a double life as an average teenage girl at school during the day and a famous pop singer, Hannah Montana, at night, concealing her real identity from the public other than her close friends and family.

the suite life of zack and cody

2007-08-11T09:31:00.000-07:00

The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is an American children's television series that airs on the Disney Channel. This Disney Channel Original Series premiered on March 18, 2005, and was one of the first five shows available on the iTunes Store.[1]
The series stars Dylan and Cole Sprouse. They play Cody and Zack Martin, identical twins, whose single mother, Carey, is the headlining singer at the Tipton Hotel. Now they live in a five-star hotel in Boston as a provision of her contract. The series has spawned two video games: one for the Nintendo DS entitled "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody: Tipton Trouble"[2] and a titular release for the Game Boy Advance.[3] The show was originally called The Suite Life, which is co-created by Danny Kallis, who was a writer, producer, and director for the TV series, Smart Guy; and Jim Geoghan, who was a writer and producer for the TV series, Family Matters. [4]
The series is the third Disney Channel Original to have gone over the 65 episode limit, the first being That's So Raven and the second being Kim Possible. The show also airs on Saturday mornings on ABC.

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that's so raven

2007-08-11T09:26:00.000-07:00

That's So Raven is an American sitcom television series broadcast on the Disney Channel. The plot revolves around teenager Raven Baxter and her schemes to get herself, her friends, Eddie and Chelsea, and family members such as her brother Cory, out of various situations, usually by using her psychic powers and her skills as a master of disguise. Seasons 1-3 were produced by Brookwell McNamara Entertainment. The fourth and final season was produced by Raven's Production Company Thats So Productions. Raven was reportely paid 20,000 to 40,000 dollars

http://www.thatissooooraven.blogspot.com/

Phil of the Future

2007-08-11T09:20:00.000-07:00

Phil of the Future is an American comedy children's television series that was produced by 2121 Productions (a part of Brookwell McNamara Entertainment). Phil of the Future's original title was The Out of Timers. It debuted on June 18, 2004 on the Disney Channel and ended on August 18, 2006. It centers around the Diffys, a family from 2121 who get stuck in the 21st century during their trip through time. The series focuses on their attempt to fit in while trying to fix their time machine and return to the year 2121.
As of January 2007, the second season of "Phil" has been nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award (Children's Series) for "Broadcast Blues," (written by David Steven Cohen) and a Directors Guild of America Award (Children's Series) for "Not-So-Great-Great Grandpa," directed by Fred Savage.
The television series ended on August 18, 2006, though Phil of the Future is still frequently shown on the Disney Channel. However, it was strange that Disney ended the show after only 2 seasons, since most Disney shows end after 3 seasons, more specifically 65 episodes. (Though lately that has been broken with shows such as That's So Raven and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody breaking the limit).

Characters
Philip "Phil" Diffy (born 2107), played by Ricky Ullman: Phil Diffy is the main character in the series. He is a 9th (Season 1) / 10th (Season 2) grader at H.G. Wells Junior/Senior High. He seems to be the most "in tune" with how things work in this century. Phil frequently has to make up excuses to hide the fact that he is from the future. He is the best friend/boyfriend of Keely Teslow, for whom he develops romantic feelings in season 2.
Pim Diffy (born 2109), played by Amy Bruckner: Pim Diffy is Phil's younger sister. She is a 7th (Season 1) / 8th (Season 2) grader at H.G. Wells Junior/Senior High. Pim is a mischievous girl who is constantly up to no good. Pim is especially known for liking to pull pranks on people, mainly on Phil, Debbie Berwick and Vice Principal Hackett. Pim tries to make Phil miserable whenever she can. She hangs out with a young boy "Li'l Danny" Dawkins. She also tries to avoid Debbie Berwick and Candida. Repeatedly in the show, she looks for ways to dominate the world, and universe. Even though Pim often causes trouble for Phil, and has a tough attitude, she also cares about her brother but keeps it hidden most of the time.
Lloyd Diffy (born 2074), played by Craig Anton: Lloyd Diffy is Phil and Pim's goofy dad, who is working on repairing the time machine. He was an engineer in 2121, and loves "older music". He is paranoid about the government (and Vice Principal Hackett) figuring out he and his family are from the future. During the Diffys' stay, Lloyd and Curtis got jobs at the Mantis hardware store.
Barbara (née Speckle) Diffy (born 2076), played by Lise Simms: Barbara Diffy is Phil and Pim's mom. She is very interested in how things work in this century. Unlike other mothers, though, Barbara seems to let her kids figure things out on their own. She loves to cook the old fashion way, however, her food usually ends up with something being wrong, because in 2121 they spray food out of a can. Before the show premiered, it was said she had an artificial body, but none of the episodes ever proved this.
Keely Teslow (born 1989), played by Alyson Michalka: Keely Teslow is Phil's best friend/girlfriend. She is the only person who knows Phil and his family are from the future. Keely Teslow is an energetic and bubbly girl who aspires to be a reporter. She starts to harbor romantic feelings for Phil during Season 2. She sometimes uses Phil's gadgets as a shortcut for schoolwork. She is notable on the show for her numerous hairstyles and colorful clothes. In the later episodes of the show, she hosts her own daily news program on the school's closed circuit broadcasting system. In the episode The Giggle, she gets to look ahead at her own future and learns that she does, in fact, become a successful news reporter.
Curtis the Caveman (born circa 30000 BC), played by J.P. Manoux: Curtis is a Caveman (Cro-Magnon, as mentioned in Dinner Time.) who stowed away in the Diffy's time machine when they went back to visit the Stone Age. The Diffys struggle to make Curtis seem like a normal person, and often pretend he is Phil's uncle. Throughout the episodes, he learns more English.
Vice Principal Neil Hackett (born 1969), played by J.P. Manoux: Vice Principal Hackett is the Vice Principal at Phil, Keely and Pim's school, H.G. Wells Junior/Senior High School. In the school, he is Phil's teacher in science and Pim's teacher in history. He is often found snooping around the Diffys' house as he tries to figure out where they are really from, though he believes that they are aliens. J.P. Manoux also plays Curtis the Caveman.

[edit] Summary

[edit] Season 1
The first season of Phil of the Future focuses around the Diffy family's attempt to fit into the society in 2004 and to repair the time machine to return to 2121. Vice Principal Neal Hackett attempts to discover that the family is from the future.

[edit] Season 2
The second season of Phil of the Future continued the scenario of the Diffy family stranded in another time zone. The season focuses more about Phil and Keely's friendship turning into something more and Pim trying to rule the world. This is the final season of the show making the episode count 43.

The Replacements

2007-08-11T09:09:00.000-07:00

Cast
Nancy Cartwright - Todd Daring
Grey DeLisle - Riley Daring, Buzz Winters
Daran Norris - Dick Daring, Slone Stone
Kath Soucie - Agent K
David McCallum - C.A.R.T.E.R. (C.A.R.)
Jeff Bennett - Conrad Fleem, Shelton Klutzberry, Principal Cutler
Jess Harnell - Donny Rottwieler
Erica Hubbard - Abbey
J.P. Manoux - Johnny Hitswell
Tara Strong - Sierra
Lauren Tom - Tasumi

[edit] Guest Cast
Carlos Alazraqui -
Dee Bradley Baker -
Susan Blakeslee -
Jim Cummings -
Miley Cyrus - Celebrity Starr
John DiMaggio -
Zac Efron - Davey Hunkerhoff
Phil Hendrie -
Maurice LaMarche -
Matthew Lillard -
Candi Milo -
Carson Palmer - Himself
Rob Paulsen -
James Sie -
Cree Summer
Jim Ward -

[edit] Crew
Dan Santat - Creator
Jack Thomas - Executive Producer
Heather Martinez - Director
Scott Peterson - Story Editor
Devin Bunje - Associate Story Editor
Nick Stanton - Associate Story Editor
Katherine Butler - Staff Writer
Jonathan Howard - Staff Writer
Brandon Kruse - Storyboard Supervisor
Darian Sahanaja - Music

Recess

2007-08-11T09:04:00.000-07:00

Characters
See also: List of minor characters from Recess
Along with the six main characters, Recess featured a plethora of other characters from various socio-economic and cultural backgrounds.
Theodore Jasper "T.J." Detweiler
The ringleader of his five best friends. He normally wears a red baseball cap backwards. T.J. usually spends time planning pranks against the teachers. It is revealed that the "J" in T.J stands for Jasper.He has a sister named Becky who was in Recess: School's Out and was voiced by Melissa Joan Hart. The series suggests that he harbours a crush on Spinelli when in one episode they shared what was presumably his first kiss. He was voiced by Ross Malinger from 1997-1998, and Andrew Lawrence afterward.
Vincent Pierre "Vince" LaSalle
A talented athlete and chef, Vince is known as "the cool one" by many. It was reveled in the episode Big Brother Chad that he has a nerdy older brother, who never shows up again. He was voiced by Rickey D'Shon Collins.
Ashley Funnicelo Spinelli
A feisty tomboy who enjoys pro wrestling. Almost always called by her surname, and was outraged when the other kids found out her first name. It was revealed by Mrs. Flo Spinelli that her daughter harbours a crush on T.J in the episode "Parents' Night". She oftens mentions her brother (usually with "prison" in the statment), but is never shown. She was voiced by Pamela Adlon.
Gretchen Prunella Grundler
Academically talented and very intelligent. Known as "Smart Girl" to the older kids, such as King Bob. She was admired by a boy named Jeffery in one episode, but she did not return the feelings. She was voiced by Ashley Johnson.
Michael "Mikey" Blumberg
Large, likes to eat, and very philosophical. He writes poetry, performs classical dance, and believes in notions of peace that are often dismissed by the others. He also loves to sing, though he was initially hesitant to do so in front of others. He was voiced by Jason Davis; his singing voice was provided by Robert Goulet.
Gustav Patton "Gus" Griswald
The newest kid in the grade. For a while he was known only as "new kid" in accordance with the playground charter. Gus comes from a much disciplined military family, specifically the United States Army. He was voiced by Courtland Mead.

Goof Troop

2007-08-11T06:15:00.000-07:00

Goof Troop was an animated series created and produced by Walt Disney Television Animation from 1992 until 1993 on ABC and on The Disney Afternoon. It centers around the families of the classic Disney characters Goofy and Pete. The character voices in the series were provided by Bill Farmer (Goofy), Dana Hill (Max), Rob Paulsen (P.J.), Jim Cummings (Pete), April Winchell (Peg), Nancy Cartwright (Pistol) and Frank Welker (Waffles the Cat & Chainsaw the Dog).

About the series

[edit] Premise
Goof Troop bears similarity to several early-1950s Goofy cartoon shorts which depicted the Goof as a father to a mischievous red-haired son. Goofy, now as a widower, moves back to his hometown of Spoonerville with his 11-year-old son Max. As it happens, Goofy and Max end up moving in next door to Goofy's high school friend: Pete, a used car salesman and owner of Honest Pete's Used Cars; Pete's wife Peg, a real estate agent; and their two children, 11 year old son P.J. (Pete Jr.) and 4 year old daughter Pistol. Max and P.J. become the best of friends and do practically everything together. A large portion of humor comes from the relatively normal Max's personality sharply contrasting with his father's.

[edit] Broadcast history and feature films
Like its predecessors, DuckTales, Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers and TaleSpin, it premiered as an hour-long TV movie, which was later broken up into a two-part pilot serial. It was later added as a part of The Disney Afternoon block of syndicated animated series during the 1992-1993 broadcast season. Following its cancellation, reruns aired on ABC Saturday Morning, The Disney Channel and later on sister cable channel Toon Disney. Reruns were shown on Toon Disney until January 2005, when Dave the Barbarian was added to the network. The program made a return during September 2006, and the Christmas Special is still aired on Christmas. The program returned to Toon Disney on November 3, 2006 and has aired in different timeslots since, it currently airs weekdays at 10:00 a.m./9:00 a.m. central.
Goof Troop was adapted into the feature film A Goofy Movie (1995) and its direct-to-video sequel, An Extremely Goofy Movie (2000), The latter of which takes place a few years after the series. The two movies featured Bill Farmer, Rob Paulsen and Jim Cummings reprising their character roles from Goof Troop in these two movies, with Jason Marsden providing the voice of a now-teenager Max, as actress Dana Hill, who provided the voice of Max, died on July 15, 1996, after suffering a massive stroke related to her diabetes.
Goof Troop was released on DVD alongside Quack Pack on February 14, 2006. Also, the episode "Calling All Goofs", is included as a bonus feature on the Region 1 DVD release of A Goofy Movie.
A coda of sorts came with 2005 'Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas' DVD release. This DVD featured a CGI short in which a grown up Max brings home a girlfriend for Christmas and is embarrassed by his Dad's goofs.

Lilo & Stitch

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Lilo & Stitch is a 2002 American animated feature film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures and Buena Vista Distribution on June 21, 2002. The film was written and directed by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois, and was the second of three Disney animated features produced primarily at its animation studio at Disney-MGM Studios in Orlando, Florida. The film was rated PG for "mild sci-fi action".
Lilo & Stitch was nominated for the 2003 Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, which ultimately went to Spirited Away.

Plot
An extra-terrestrial mad scientist named Dr. Jumba Jookiba (David Ogden Stiers) is imprisoned for illegally experimenting and creating creatures to cause chaos and destruction. His latest experiment is Number 626 (Chris Sanders): a cute, little, blue alien who is deceptively strong, fast, intelligent, destructive and indestructible.
Captain Gantu (Kevin Michael Richardson), a shark-like alien, is assigned to take 626 to a penal colony, but during the trip, 626 manages to escape in a smaller spacecraft, and crash lands on the small Hawaiian island of Kauaʻi, on Earth. Masquerading as a dog (but looking more like a koala), 626 is adopted by a little girl named Lilo Pelekai (Daveigh Chase) who is living with her 19/20-year-old sister Nani (Tia Carrere) after their parents died in a car accident. Lilo is lonely and a bit of an outcast until she finds a new friend in 626, whom she names "Stitch." Stitch initially attempts to escape the island but finds that it is impossible because he is afraid of the water and cannot swim because his body is too dense. Stitch resigns himself to stay with Lilo when he spots that he is being watched by Jumba and Galactic Agent Pleakley (Kevin McDonald), who have been assigned to recapture Stitch without being detected by humans. Lilo notes Stitch's violent tendencies and attempts to teach him to relax.
Nani and Lilo are visted by a social worker, former Central Intelligence Agent and current interplanetary diplomat Cobra Bubbles (Ving Rhames), who tells Nani that she must find employment and improve their living conditions, otherwise he would have to take Lilo into foster care. Nani, with the help of her boyfriend David, tries several times to find employment, but is unable to secure a position as Lilo's attempts to tame Stitch by having him behave as Elvis Presley generally lead to disaster. After one such tiring day, David offers Nami and Lilo a day of surfing at the beach. While the three of them are trying to help Stitch learn how to surf, Jumba and Pleakley attempt to capture Stitch from underwater, leading to Stitch grabbing onto Lilo and dragging her under. David manages to rescue both Lilo and Stitch, but Nani believes that Stitch was attacking Lilo, and sends him away from Lilo much to Lilo's dismay. Stitch returns to Lilo's house alone.
After Jumba and Pleakley's failure, Captain Gantu is assigned to capture Stitch. This leads Jumba, no longer bound by Galactic Code, to aggressively chase Stitch in one last effort, ending in the destruction of Lilo's home. Nani returns home just after this occurs, unfortunately timed with a check-up visit from Cobra Bubbles, causing Lilo to run off fearing that Stitch was responsible for the destruction and didn't care about her, only to be captured by Gantu. Stitch attempts to save her but is instead accused of Lilo's capture by Nani. At this point, Stitch finally speaks to her in English and shows that he is an alien and that he does understand the meaning of ohana, which means "family" and "that nobody gets left behind or forgotten". Jumba is able to capture Stitch in this moment of understanding, but Nani pleads Jumba to let Stitch free and to help save Lilo from Gantu, and he reluctantly does so.
Employing Jumba's spaceship, they and Gantu give chase around the Hawaiian mountains. Stitch manages to land on Gantu's ship and attempts to free Lilo but Gantu reconfigures the angle of the afterburners to blast Stitch off the ship. In a momentary state of unconsciousness, Stitch wakes up just in time to save a frog from being run over by a gasoline truck. Hijacking the same truck, Stitch drives it straight into an active volcano. Stitch taunts Gantu and releases the fuel into the lava. The explosion launches Stitch straight into Gantu's cockpit. Gantu tries to smash Stitch but ends up getting thrown off the ship. Stitch rescues Lilo just in time before the ship explodes. When everyone lands in the ocean, David is coincidentally surfing nearby and he helps transport everyone back to shore.
Immediately, The Grand Councilwoman arrives to arrest Stitch, but becomes reluctant to do so when she sees that he has reformed into a civilized creature. Lilo, prodded by Cobra Bubbles, presents her certificate of adoption which makes her Stitch's legal owner, causing the Grand Councilwoman to release the little creature. Stitch's sentence to life in exile provides a loophole; he is now in Lilo and Nani's care as his warders. The movie ends with both Jumba and Pleakley staying on earth to help rebuild Nani, Lilo, and Stitch's home with some of their own alien technology, and with Stitch being fully accepted into Lilo's family.
Throughout the movie, the message provided tells the audience that family must stick together in all cases, however difficult. It also stresses the importance of Lilo and Nani's Hawaiian culture and how it must be kept alive. Furthermore, it is also meant to remind children of the importance of good behavior as well as adults that not all children are "rotten to the core", and that every child has some goodness deep inside.

The Emperor's New School

2007-08-11T05:54:00.000-07:00

The Emperor's New School is an American animated television series on the Disney Channel. It is follow-up series to the Disney movie The Emperor's New Groove. It features all four members of the core cast (Yzma, Kronk, Pacha, and Kuzco) from the movie. In the TV series, Kuzco (the emperor on which the show and movie are based) has to pass all his classes in the kingdom's school before he is able to rule again.
This show does not include all of the voice actors from the original movies. Eartha Kitt (Yzma), Patrick Warburton (Kronk), and Wendie Malick (Chicha) return, making them the only three actors to be part of all three associated projects. J.P. Manoux reprises his role as the voice of Emperor Kuzco as he did in the series "House of Mouse", replacing David Spade, who voiced the ruler in both movies. The Buzz on Maggie star Jessica Di Cicco voices the new character Malina. Fred Tatasciore voices Pacha instead of John Goodman. However, John Goodman did return in Season 2.
In Australia, it recently began airing as part of the Seven Network's Saturday Disney program. Seven has a long-term program supply agreement with Disney/Buena Vista.
The second season of the show premiered on June 23rd, 2007.[1][2]
Since May 29, 2007, The Emperor's New School has been moved from its Saturday time slot at 4 and 4:30 to its daily time slot at 1 a.m (every day). The show also airs Saturday mornings on ABC Kids

Major Characters

[edit] Kuzco
Main article: Kuzco
Kuzco (played by J.P. Manoux, who also plays Curtis and vice principal Hackett in Phil of the Future) is a temporarily dethroned emperor (or an "emperor to be", as the theme song and a few characters state) who must pass all of his classes in order to regain his full title. He is often gullible, narcissistic, and spoiled. In addition, he is often naive and oblivious to the actual state of affairs (or stops paying attention). Perhaps due to an educational neglect earlier in his life, Kuzco cannot comprehend when Malina uses certain terms (like in "Fortune Cookie Day", when Malina shows him the definition of "gullible").
He has a crush on his classmate, Malina, to whom he often refers as a "hottie-hot-hottie". In "Rabbit Face", he stated he intends to make her his empress.
He is often condescending and abrasive to his classmates and the subjects of his empire, but this is because he resents having been thrown off the throne. Although it has been revealed in "Bride of Kuzco" that he would be willing to forsake his classes and his obligations to resume his rule, it has likewise been revealed that he cares more about Malina than being stuck in a bad situation.
Episodes such as "Bride of Kuzco", "Kronk Moves In", and "Guakumentary" seem to support the hypothesis that Kuzco is growing as a character and may hopefully be changed for the better because of his experiences. Each episode in the first season served to teach Kuzco a lesson about his behavior. Conversely, in the second season, the focus has been shifted a bit from him.

[edit] Yzma
Main article: Yzma
Yzma was the emperor's royal adviser until her firing in the Emperor's New Groove. Although she covets Kuzco's throne, it is unclear how she would attain it since she is no longer in line for the throne in any sense. She constantly schemes for Kuzco to fail and disguises herself as Principal Amzy (Yzma spelled backwards) in order to achieve that end. Unfortunately, her schemes seldom run from A to B and she overlooks things that lead to the plan's foiling. A running gag with this identity comes from Kronk's inability to comprehend that she and Principal Amzy are one and the same. She often has to rip off her disguise in order to make him understand.

[edit] Kronk
Main article: Kronk
Yzma's assistant. Although he is clearly less intelligent than her, Kuzco, and most of the cast, he can have surprising insights, such as to things that Yzma overlooked in her plans. He often forgets things (such as consistently pulling the wrong lever to the "not so secret" lab) and gets carried away, resulting in him leaving the subject rediscussed. As stated in the movie, Kronk is a Junior Chipmunk (and this appears in many episodes, such "Kronk Moves In", "Squeakend at Bucky's", "Chimpunky Business", etc) . In "Kronk Moves In", he mentions that he enjoys manual labor. He also enjoys cooking spinach puffs (another trait that is mentioned in many episodes). In The Emperor's New Groove, Kuzco pegs Kronk's age at late-twenties, yet Kronk is disguised as a student despite this.
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The supporting players (click on image for list).

[edit] Malina
Main article: Malina (The Emperor's New School)
A popular, stereotypical, headstrong, 'A+' average cheerleader, who is one of Kuzco's best friends (and since Kronk is actively engaged with Yzma in trying to kill/permanently dethrone Kuzco, Malina may be considered Kuzco's only real friend, aside from Pacha and his family). Kuzco has a crush on her, which he shows openly. Several times she has shown she might like Kuzco, such as when she offered to dance with him despite his losing in "Clash of the Families" , her obvious disappointment when Kuzco canceled a date he had with her in order to marry a princes and regain his throne ("Bride of Kuzco"), or stating that she doesn't want to be empress if Kuzco continues to behave a certain way (thus implying that she does indeed want to be his empress). She helps him out frequently, sometimes being the only reason that Kuzco can get through whatever trial faces him (such as dragging him for presumably miles in "Emperor for a Day").
Malina sometimes becomes blinded by success and turns selfish and greedy. In "Emperor's New Tuber", she fantasizes about being on parade and everyone cheering for her. She resorts to cheating in order to win, because she cannot bear the thought of losing. In "Picture This", she freaks out over the thought of a bad portrait of her being immortalized. This led to her destroying all the yearbooks she could find and finally, risking Kuzco's and Kronk's lives trying to destroy the last yearbook contained within a time capsule.
Malina is also an overachiever/perfectionist. In "Girls Behaving Oddly", she panics at the thought of an A-. She cannot figure out her place without relating to her grades, her physical appearance, and her social status (in "Girls Behaving Oddly", as a cheerleader).
Malina's occasional selfishness (which, as Kuzco stated in "Picture This", even exceeded his), greed, and desire for praise resemble Kuzco's drives. And, like Kuzco, it seems that these negative characteristics don't necessarily disappear after something bad has happened as a result.

[edit] Pacha
Main article: Pacha (The Emperor's New Groove)
Pacha is one of Kuzco's best friends and always supports Kuzco on his road to becoming Emperor. He serves as a father figure to Kuzco. He and his family took Kuzco in when he had nowhere else to go.

[edit] Mr. Flaco Moleguaco
Kuzco's short tempered (and short in height) teacher. He often finds Kuzco annoying and also tries to play on his weaknesses. He also threatens to fail Kuzco quite often. However, it was revealed in Kuzcogarten that Mr. Moleguaco found his class boring without Kuzco and gladly welcomed him back when Kuzco returned to class. His last name seems to be guacamole, having the first half placed after the second, a perfect example of a spoonerism.

[edit] Bucky
The squirrel that makes various appearances in the show. He dislikes Yzma and is good friends with Kronk. He was also Kuzco's tutor in the episode Squeakend at Bucky's.

[edit] Chicha
Pacha's loving wife. She's like a mother to Kuzco, but is often exasperated with his lack of helping out around the house, and his selfish nature. She's prone to being sarcastic, much of which is directed at Kuzco or his actions.

[edit] Chaca, Tipo, and Yupi
Pacha and Chicha's children. Chaca is the oldest, and can sometimes be bossy, often arguing with her younger brother or making negative comments about Kuzco. Tipo is in the middle child, a tad bit more calm than Chaca, but still prone to bickering with his sister or Kuzco. Yupi is the youngest, and little more is known about him other than he is a baby, but is still strangely a professional at canoeing. Jessie Flower voiced Chaca. Shane Baumel voiced Tipo. Tara Strong voiced Yupi in The Yzma that Stole Kuzcoween.

[edit] The Royal Record Keeper
Keeps track of Kuzco's record in school and also reminds Kuzco of the limitations to his power that are in place until he graduates

Brandy & Mr. Whiskers

2007-08-11T05:45:00.001-07:00

Brandy & Mr. Whiskers is an American animated television series about a snobbish dog and a hyperactive rabbit that get stuck in the Amazon Rain Forest together. The show originally aired from August 2004 to August 2006. It is televised in the United States by Disney Channel. It currently airs on Toon Disney. The show is rated TV-G

Characters
Brandy Harrington (age 15) (voiced by Kaley Cuoco): Brandy is a female anthropomorphic dog from an opulent Floridian family she constantly brags about. Because of her social origins, she is accustomed to the finer things in life. While on her way to a five-star spa in an aircraft's cargo room, a mishap with Mr. Whiskers - a rabbit she came across inside - caused the two of them to fall straight into the Amazon Rainforest. Brandy considered Mr. Whiskaers a "nobody" before and after the accident. But after she bluntly traded Whiskers to Gaspar for a map back home, she realised that she cares for him deep down and rescued him. Brandy prefers to make the most out of any situation and she attempts to improve her own standing by mistreating and abusing the kindness of her friends, though she does care for her friends deep down. However, she is always on the lookout for escape opportunities.
Mr. Whiskers (age 7) (voiced by Charlie Adler and later Billy West): Mr. Whiskers is a white rabbit who hasn't had very many friends during his lifetime. On an initial observance of Mr. Whiskers, one would perceive him as silly, sloppy, stinky, gross, batty, insane, hyperactive and overall annoying. After further observance of Mr. Whiskers one would notice that he is actually intelligent with a fairly large vocabulary, which is exhibited at special moments. He is also very loving and caring, but he can be clumsy and clueless at times although he is arrogant and naughty. When he first met Brandy he was on his way to a zoo in Paraguay, though he soon made a mistake that caused the two of them to fall into the Amazon Rainforest. While Brandy often is embarrassed by his antics, Whiskers does his best to help out Brandy and he does cherish his friendship with her, though she doesn't always feel the same way. Mr. Whiskers' other best friend is Ed, a river otter whom he often spends his time with.
Cheryl and Meryl (voiced by Sherri Shepherd): Cheryl and Meryl are cute, twin toucan sisters that have a grudge against one another. While they care for one another, they tend to compete and bicker over petty matters, though they do agree with each other in certain rare circumstances. Cheryl and Meryl's fights often lead to catastrophes that divert the paths of the plans concocted by Mr. Whiskers and Brandy.
Ed (voiced by Tom Kenny): Ed is a river otter who is quite dull in his personality and his ability to speak, though he is often a tome of knowledge in the Amazon; he knows quite a lot about many different things. He is happy to help out Mr. Whiskers whenever he needs his assistance, and he is one of the few people who can actually tolerate Mr. Whiskers' behavior for prolonged periods of time.
Lola Boa (age 20) (voiced by Alanna Ubach): Lola Boa is a pink and purple-striped snake and often the voice of reason amongst Brandy's friends. While she often has great ideas, sometimes Brandy believes her ideas aren't too bright and Brandy secretly believes Lola is gross because she swallows rodents whole while they're still alive. However, Lola remains one of Brandy's best friends and she's usually there to help her out when the going gets tough, though Brandy's cruel nature is sometimes too harsh for her to even tolerate. A running gag with Lola is the fact that as a snake, she has no outer appendages from her elongated body.
Margo (voiced by Jennifer Hale): Margo is a stick bug who is above Brandy in the social chain of the Amazon Rainforest. When Brandy first arrived in the Amazon, Margo helped her out by giving her some inside information on where the popular people hang out, though Margo believes Brandy shouldn't hang out with Mr. Whiskers. Despite the fact that Margo hangs out with Brandy in some instances, she isn't afraid of belittling her in order to improve her own social standing. Sometimes she can be very nice but mostly she is mean.
Gaspar Le Gecko (age 20) (voiced by Andre Sogliuzzo and later Billy West): Gaspar Le Gecko is the self-appointed dictator/entrepreneur/musical director of the Amazon Rainforest. However, the only reason he is the leader is because no one else bothered to take the position. He has a strong desire to eat Mr. Whiskers and he often tries to make schemes in order to gain an opportunity to do such. Gaspar is one of the few individuals in the rainforest who has the ability to help Brandy get back home to civilization, though after Brandy betrayed him by going back on his deal in the first episode, he hasn't since offered to help her out again. Gaspar is often seen with his monkey henchmen, and often serves as the antagonist of the series. Gaspar also tends to like using others (mostly Brandy and/or Whiskers) to get what he wants. However, Gaspar has shown a softer side of somewhat friendship to Brandy and Whiskers when it suits his best interests. He also displays a more sensitive side that he usually keeps to himself, such as liking ballet and little dolls.

[edit] Lesser-Seen Characters
Wolfie: Appeared in "Wolfie: Prince of The Jungle". Wolfie is a dog who was raised by a monkey who was raised by a panther who was raised by a coconut tree. He became Brandy's boyfriend after saving her, but his uncultured lifestyle got to her. Whiskers eventually turned him into a gentleman, but by then he was helpless to do anything as he watched Brandy fall into the water. Realizing he didn't like this, Brandy decided to let Wolfie be himself, which he quickly took to, ending their relationship. Wolfie did appear again in "Brandys' Best Boyfriend Ever" with a new girlfriend quite similar to himself.
Mr. Cantarious: Appeared in "You've Got Snail". Voiced by Wayne Knight. A jungle snail who was discoverevd to be the underside neighbor of Brandy and Whiskers when Whisker's ball rolled into his house and smacked into him. When Cantarious refused to give Whisker's ball back, Brandy and Whiskers did acts of revenge to him, including filling his yard with candy wrappers and having a loud party at night. However, Cantarious got back each time by sliming them with his snail slime, usually somehow orally. (The running gag was Brandy, Whiskers, and anyone else who suffered his wrath running to a river, washing out as they go "Gross, gross, gross!") However, they eventually made peace...but only for a short time when Whiskers offered to lend him salt. On another note, Cantarious's name sounds like "cantankerous" which means a rude, unappealing person with a mean streak, perfectly suiting this snail.
Melvin: Appeared in "Time For Waffles". A marsh deer who was another of Brandy's one-time boyfriends. Brandy got the idea she could only get his attention by whitening her teeth (another of Gaspar's plots). In reality, he did like her but only started talking to her when she did to him (He got creeped out by all the smiling she did). He confessed this when they were being chased by a jaguar and his son who were finding him, Brandy, and Whiskers easily when their teeth were so bright, it could be seen at night. It is unknown why they broke up, but Melvin can be seen again with a new girlfriend in "Brandy's Best Boyfriend Ever,"
The Vic (voiced by Thomas Lennon): A jungle snake who appeared in "Skin of Eeeeeeeevil!!!" and "Any Club that Would Have Me as a Member," He often refers to himself as "The Vic" and was the target of Lola Boa's infatuation in "The Skin of Eeeeeeeevil!!!". In his second appearance, the Vic was the head of the jock-like Carnivore Club that Whiskers wanted to join. Unlike most of the other predators seen that chased after Brandy and Whiskers, the Vic and his two friends (a panther and a jaguar) were not foiled but rather left hungry, feeling dejected that they were out-smarted by a plant eater
Isabelle (voiced by Jennifer Hale): Isabelle is a giant lizard who appeared in "Cyranosaurus Rex". Whiskers had a crush on her and did all sorts of weird things to impress her like acting gangsta. She has a very short temper and lives with her parents. Isabelle doesn't like him back and ate him. Whiskers found a new crush and moved on.
Dr. Phyllis (voiced by Hallie Todd): A dugong who is a physician that helps people with their problems, especially Brandy and Whisker's problems. She recommends Brandy to be Mr. Whiskers, and Mr. Whiskers to be Brandy, which by the way, ticked off Brandy. After Brandy turns the tables on Whiskers into going back to his normal self, they promised to Dr. Phyllis to never say THE blaming word ever again. Dr. Phyllis' name was based on a parody of Dr. Phil. The parody name was also used for the Character Dr. Phyllis Tupper in the Drake and Josh episode, 'The Dr. Phyllis Show. Dr. Phyllis appeared in Freaky Tuesday.
Tito: A monkey who teaches samba lessons and appeared in the episode "Rain Delay", and in the episode Brandy Harrington tries to reach him before Margo in bad weather conditions and finally found out that the lessons were cancled because of the bad weather, but it is found out that Brandy did date Tito once but they Broke-Up as he is seen with a new girlfriend in Brandys Best Ever Boyfriend.
Gina (voiced by Jennifer Hale): Gina is an orange olingo with blue eyes and black stripes on her tail first appeared in "Cyranosaurus Rex" that Whiskers fell in love with. She is not Isabella, the one inside Isabella's stomah with Whiskers.
Dr. Wilbert Webbob (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson): A gorilla who is a physician and entreperneur that has a friendship of Brandy and Mr. Whiskers. He did all sorts of lessons to date Mr. Whiskers but broke-down as he is seen with Gina. In his first appearance Mr. Whiskers' retired, he makes Mr. Whiskers young again after Mr. Whiskers shockedly dreams he is married to Brandy, causing him to get older and unhappier covered with liverspots, wrinkles and grey fur/hair.
Spine (voiced by Frank Welker): A black and white crossbreed of a fox and a porcupine with huge quills on his tail, back, hind legs, and head. He has a bad attitude and shoots his quills like missiles when he gets angry at his enemies. Mr. Whiskers meets Spine who is mistaken for "Brandy" when he grabs him, he gets angry at him. He shoots his quills at him, sending him flying through the mud, leaves and smacks on the sticky solution. Spine gets frustrated with him, throwing him stuck together with quills

Disney's House of Mouse

2007-08-11T05:36:00.000-07:00

Disney's House of Mouse is an animated television series, produced by Walt Disney Television, that originally aired from 2001 to 2004 and ran for 52 episodes. The basic premise is that Mickey Mouse and his friends run a nightclub called the "House of Mouse," which shows Disney cartoons as part of its floor show. Some episodes have specific themes (such as technology), with cartoons to fit that episode's theme. The theme is usually not beneficial to at least one character, usually Donald.
Many characters from Disney animated films (such as Aladdin, Pinocchio, Peter Pan, Hercules and many more) have appeared on House of Mouse, mostly as guests and attendees. Mickey is the club's owner, while Minnie Mouse manages the finances and show production. Other House of Mouse staff members include greeter and co-owner Donald Duck, reservation clerk Daisy Duck, head waiter Goofy, mascot Pluto, mechanical technician Horace Horsecollar, gossip columnist Clarabelle Cow and parking valet driver Max Goof. A musical band consisting of Huey, Dewey, and Louie, with such alternating names as "The Quackstreet Boys" and "The Splashing Pumpkins", regularly performs. Pete is club's greedy landlord, who often attempts to shut the club down for his own purposes by sabotaging the show, as Mickey's contract states that the club stays open only as long as the show goes on.
Each episode explores the comic mishaps of Mickey and associates running the club, which are used as wraparounds for Disney cartoons (some of which are classic theatrical cartoons from the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, but most of which are reruns from Mickey Mouse Works). This is one of many Disney cartoon series made in Widescreen HD format.
House of Mouse aired on One Saturday Morning on ABC. As of February 2006, this show is no longer airing on The Disney Channel. Reruns still air on Toon Disney.
The theme song is performed by Brian Setzer.

kim possible

2007-08-11T05:04:00.000-07:00

Kim Possible is an American animated television series about a teenage crime fighter who has the task of dealing with worldwide, family, and school issues every day. The show is fairly action-oriented, but also has a permeating light-hearted atmosphere and often lampoons conventions and clichés of the secret-agent and action genres.

Team Possible

From left to right: Wade,. and Mrs. Possible, Ron, Rufus, Kim, Shego, Dr. Drakken, Monkey Fist, Señor Senior Sr., Adrena Lynn, Señor Senior Jr.
Kim Possible — The team leader, this red-haired crime-fighter who saves the world also tries to live a normal teenage life, dealing with everyday problems. She has been Ron's best friend since Pre-K, and has been his girlfriend since the night of their junior prom (Season 3). Naturally, her name makes reference to the word 'impossible.' Kim has faced many different foes and villains throughout her career. She has dealt with evil weather controlling machines, super fast growing grass and one time even being placed under mind control by her arch foe Doctor Drakken. Many of her villains also point out the clichés of villainy often saying it's old or classic. Kim's dialogue tends to be peppered with not-so-typical teen slang; for example, "So not the drama" and "No big", as well as the series' catchphrase, "What's the sitch?" (situation).
Ron Stoppable — Kim's best friend since Pre-K, partner, and now boyfriend; he also saves the world from time to time. His name is a play on the word 'unstoppable'. In one of the episodes on season 3 the show reveals by a series of flashbacks that Ron has a pants problem and can never keep his pants on.
Rufus — Ron's pet naked mole rat, considered a member of the team — in fact, he often proves to be more competent than Ron or even Kim on occasions.(When translated into Latin, Rufus means red-haired.)
Wade — The twelve-year-old super genius (completed high school and college in 8 months) who spends the majority of his time in his room (until the episode "Team Impossible" and soon after that in Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time). He runs Kim's website, supplies her with gadgets, assigns her missions, and arranges transportation for her. His last name is never revealed, though at one point in early development he was known as "Wade Load", perhaps a play on "Wide load", considering his being overweight.
Monique — A close friend of Kim. Although she has no special abilities, she has helped out on missions a few times.
See also: Minor allies in Kim Possible

Family
Dr. James Timothy Possible — Kim's father, works as a rocket scientist.
Mrs. Dr. Possible — Kim's mother, a brain surgeon.
Jim and Tim Possible — Kim's genius but annoying twin brothers, often referred as the tweebs (twin dweebs) by Kim.
The Stoppables — Ron's family, composed of: father, mother, and adopted sister.
See also: Minor family members in Kim Possible

Recurring Villains
Dr. Drakken — The blue skinned arch-nemesis of Kim; originally "Drew Lipsky", a college classmate of Kim's father. He is obsessed with world domination, and believing and proving that he is a genius.
Shego — Drakken's hired henchwoman. She is arguably Kim's most persistent rival and perhaps even more dangerous than her boss. Her weapon of choice is her green glowing gloved hands which shoot a kind of energy beam. Originally, part of a team of superheroes known as "Team Go".
Monkey Fist — A man who is obsessed with the fighting style of Monkey Kung-Fu. His hands and feet are genetically altered resembling those of monkeys. Wherever he is, his monkey ninjas are sure to follow.
Duff Killigan — The self-proclaimed "World's Deadliest Golfer". His weapons of choice are his exploding golf balls.
The Seniors — Señor Senior, Sr. and Señor Senior, Jr. are foes who are incredibly rich. However, Jr. isn't exactly what Kim and Ron would call "dangerous". He doesn't wish to take over the world like his father wants to, Jr. only wants to be an international pop star.
Professor Dementor — A mad scientist. While he is a threat to Kim and the world, he is more determined to show up his rival, Dr. Drakken.
DNAmy — A breeder of living mutants who has a mild fetish for Cuddle Buddies. Her original aim as an evil geneticist is to make real life versions of her Cuddle Buddies, however hers are often much deadlier.
Killer Bebes — A group of hiveminded female killer robots. They were originally built by Drakken, but have since gone rogue.
Gill — The genetically-mutated foe of Ron.
Motor Ed — Cousin of Doctor Drakken. Notorious for his mullet haircut, and repetitive use of the word "seriously" at the end of his sentences. Also has a crush on Shego.
Camille Leon — Former actress and disinherited heiress, she underwent an experimental plastic surgery procedure that granted her shape-shifting powers.
See also: Minor villains in Kim Possible

Other minor characters
Bonnie Rockwaller — Kim's fellow cheerleader and rival.
Steve Barkin — Perpetual teacher of the school. It is revealed in the fourth season that he also works at "Smarty Mart".
Yori - Classmate of Ron at the Yamanouchi School and an ally of Team Possible. She has a crush on Ron, but took it well when she found out Ron and Kim were dating.
See also: Minor characters in Kim Possible Kimberly Ann Possible (usually known as Kim Possible) (voiced by Christy Carlson Romano) is the title character from Disney's animated television series Kim Possible
Kim debuted in the series opening episode in June 2002,[1] and starred in all 65 episodes of Season 1-3. She made her Season 4 debut in an episode broadcast exclusively over the Disney Channel website in February 2007, returned to Disney Channel on the 10th of February.[2]
Kim is a high school student and freelance hero/secret agent. She is mildly unusual in this field in that she has no secret identity - For the most part, her classmates are aware of her work but do not comment on it unless it affects them directly. At school, she is cast as one of the "popular kids," head of the cheerleading squad and a straight-A student, rather than as a misunderstood outsider/underdog.
Her first and last name is a take on the word "impossible". She is voiced by Christy Carlson Romano. A Disney's Behind The Ears documentary revealed that Kim's alsCharacter history
Prior to the start of season 1, Kim was an ordinary young girl leading an ordinary life. Wishing to supplement her allowance, she decided to start up a babysitting business and set up a website at "KimPossible.com", under the slogan "I can do anything", to advertise her services.
Soon after her site went live, Kim was contacted by a man named Mr. Paisley, a reclusive billionaire and stuffed animal collector from Upperton, who had become trapped in his own vault after accidentally activating a newly installed security system that had trapped him inside a grid of deadly lasers. Being a natural gymnast, Kim managed to somersault between the lasers to where the remote control was, and then deactivate them. Word of Kim's feat spread from there, leading to other people sending requests for help to her website. Ever since then, Kim has been traveling around the world as a freelance secret agent.[3][4]
Later (Season 3), it is revealed that Paisley's associate Mr. McHenry contacted Kim by accident, and that her first case was meant to have gone to "Team Impossible" - a group of high priced heroes for hire - but instead came to her due to a typo.[3] Despite this knowledge, Kim refused to become discouraged, and decided to continue in the hero business. As a result Team Impossible tried to sabotage Kim by offering free vacations to all of the people who transported her to missions, thus depriving her of her primary means of transport around the world. This scheme, however, failed when Kim, Ron, and Wade turned the tables on them.[4]

[edit] Personality
Kim is a confident and assertive teenager whose awareness of her own abilities is reflected well by her motto "I can do anything". Her typical state of mind is to be bright and cheerful, and she has a kind and caring heart that compels her to help others and to put their well being above her own, althogh she can be arrogant at times, especially when people appear to do things better than she can. Her competitive nature and drive for perfection, as well as some of her insecurities, are consistent with a Type A personality. They also lead her to set high standards for herself, and sometimes give her a tendency to be bossy and to set standards for others that are too high - as was evident when she attempted to coach her brothers' soccer team - or to try and do things herself in order to save others from potential failure or harm.[5][6][7]
Despite being a freelance hero, Kim is still a teenage girl, and is susceptible to most normal teenage insecurities and growing pains. She gets embarrassed by her parents, is pouty when she doesn't get her own way, and has a strong desire to fit in, the latter of which is often one of her biggest weaknesses.
Kim's personality traits were most clearly demonstrated when her school was hit by a fictional personality-guide fad known as animology, under which she is classified as being a blue fox: a born leader who can't resist a challenge, is driven to excel, and who is a perfectionist.[8] During the career fair at her school, Kim was drawn toward international diplomacy:[9] a demanding, extrovert field.
Kim has a tendency to be worried about - and frequently fooled by - appearance. As such, she is often overly concerned about her image and the way in which others see her, sometimes even going so far as to extend these anxieties to others (primarily Ron) even though they do not necessarily feel the same way.[10][11][6] Owing to this element of her personality, Kim has a tendency to succumb to peer pressure, something she never really manages to overcome until the very end of the third season, and she is often unable to see beyond first appearances, or deeper than other people's defense mechanisms.[12][11][13] It is this element of her personality which appears to form the foundations of much of Kim's rivalry with Bonnie, who is similarly competitive and similarly concerned about appearances,[12][13] and it is often through this rivalry that we see the less desirable elements of Kim's competitive nature in play, including incidents when she has engaged in tit-for-tat revenge or one-upsmanship, and when she has competed purely because she doesn't want Bonnie to succeed.[13][14]
Due to her type A personality, Kim also has a strong tendency to become frustrated, impatient or insecure when faced with a field in which she does not instantly excel. This tendency has been displayed several times throughout the franchise, usually in conjunction with an episode subplot or Mcguffin revolving around her social life, and is often made more notable by the fact that these fields are ones in which either the often inept Ron or the immature Tweebs excel. Examples of such fields include cooking[15] and video games,[16] car mechanics, and the duties required of her when she worked at Bueno Nacho during season 1.[10]
In addition to the recurring problems caused by her competitive personality and her weakness in the face of peer pressure, Kim has also demonstrated many of the weaknesses that have become cliché to teen-high school comedy/drama, most of which have been highlighted in individual episodes, but are not evident across the franchise as a whole. Such clichés include trapping herself in a position in which she tells an escalating series of lies in order to cover up a much smaller lie,[17] attempting to sabotage an opponent's campaign during a school election,[18] and allowing herself to be baited into angry or unwise courses of action by a rival.[19]
She is also very protective of her boyfriends or the ones she likes. She always stands up for Ron Stoppable, Josh Mankey (standing up against Ron's insults) and in the movie "So The Drama", she is more then willing to test out a very dangerous experimental suit to save her boyfriend Eric.
In So The Drama, it was confirmed by Drakken that Kim had a weakness for handsome boys, which Drakken exploited by creating the synthodroned Erik.

[edit] School
Kim is a naturally intelligent student who maintains a high GPA despite her adventurous lifestyle by using the time she spends traveling to and from missions to study, and by always making sure that she gets a handle on assignments as early as she can in case she is called away on a mission at the last minute.[20] As a result of these diligences, it is only on rare occasions that her grades suffer or that she has problems with assignments.[21] Despite her intelligence, Kim remains the least scientifically-minded member of her family, not understanding many of the terms and phrases, or inventions that her father and brothers build and use, for example, in the episode The Twin Factor, she immediately passes of her brothers invention of a handheld Silicon Phase Disruptor as a "stupid toy", or believeing that the Mind control chip in the same episode is "ferociously unethical". She also doubts her brothers' high intelligence, believing their early advancement to high school is the result of a mistake in the records, and is truly shocked when she discovers it's legitimate.

[edit] Abilities

Kim Possible cheering
Kim is extremely athletic and has excellent reflexes that have been honed through years of cheerleading practice (although in A Sitch in Time it can be seen Kim being a good fighter before being a cheerleader) , allowing her to perform death-defying moves, like somersaulting between laser beams, with little apparent effort.[3] She is also highly skilled in martial arts, knowing 16 types of Kung-Fu,[14] including Mantis Kung-Fu.[22]. Her skills are aptly demonstrated by the fact that she is able to go toe-to-toe against Shego, an older and more experienced villain whose super powers allow her to tear through reinforced concrete with ease.[17]
Kim is also a fast learner and is able to pick up new skills quickly, and adapt to new situations as they arise. Among the many talents that she has demonstrated during the series are a high level of proficiency in various extreme sports; such as hang-gliding, skiing and rock climbing, and even shuttle piloting.

[edit] Alternative Versions

Pre-K Kim

Pre-Teen Kim

Future Kim
As with many Disney Cartoons, Kim's physical appearance has remained static throughout the franchise and has not been changed between seasons to represent aging. However, several different versions of Kim have been introduced, at various points in the franchise, to represent Kim at different ages prior to her appearance in Season 1.
During the first 3 seasons, two younger versions of Kim were introduced. The first version to appear on screen was a Pre-school version, and the second was a version representing Kim in her early-teens/late-preteens.
Pre-school Kim was first introduced through flashbacks in the episode October 31st, and was later visited several times through Seasons 2-3. She made her first in person appearance in the feature length production Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time when she was targeted by a cohort of time traveling villains who sought to destroy her confidence during her first day in pre-school, in order to prevent Present Day Kim from thwarting their plans. Ironically, in an altered timeline that has since been erased, this intervention led to Kim stepping in to fight to save Ron for the first time, bringing about their first meeting outside the classroom and leading to their becoming friends.
Pre-School Kim is very similar to present day Kim, but with the addition of freckles and pigtails. When first introduced, she also lacked the confidence of her present day counterpart.
Early-teen/late-preteen Kim made her first appearance in the feature length production Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time. She was introduced when Kim's present day foes (Drakken, Shego, Monkey Fist and Duff Kiligan) traveled back through time on a mission to sabotage her first mission. Initially the villains planned to sabotage the mission in order to crush Kim's spirits; thus preventing her from ever becoming a teen hero. However, after a brief discussion, they decided to kill her instead. Early-teen/late-preteen was saved by the intervention of Present Day Kim and Ron. Due to the closing events of "A Sitch in Time", the timeline in which Early-teen/late-preteen appeared was erased, leaving Present Day Kim with no memory of meeting her past self, nor vice-versa. Since her initial appearance, early-teen/late-preteen Kim has appeared in several flashbacks, most notably during "Hidden Talent", which revealed that she was an excellent singer (but unable to hit high notes),[14] and in "Team Impossible", when the events of Kim's first mission were replayed, minus the intervention from the future (that timeline having since ceased to exist).[4]
At this point in her life, Kim is shorter and slimmer than her present-day self, and minus a bust line, but with the addition of braces. She is always shown with her hair in a ponytail.
An older version of Kim was introduced in an interactive featurette that was included in the DVD of A Sitch in Time. Little was revealed about Kim's older self, except that she was still fighting crime in her 40s, was a member of the PTA, and that she wears a patch over her left eye, ala Nick Fury. Older Kim is also shown wearing a Global Justice uniform similar to that worn by Dr. Director (who coincidentally also has an eye patch). As of Season 4, older Kim has not appeared in the series and her exact place in Kim Possible canon remains uncertain.

[edit] Family

[edit] Father
Main article: James Possible
Kim has a close, but diverse, relationship with her father. For much of the series he treats her as a mature and responsible young lady, expecting her to babysit her younger brothers, instructing her to get a part time job if she wants expensive new clothes, and accepting her going on dangerous missions without a second thought - believing that she is skilled enough to stay out of harms way. However, because of the closeness of their relationship, he sometimes forgets that she isn't a child anymore and treats her as if she were much younger, failing to see that she doesn't always enjoy doing the same things that she did when she was little, and not being able to see when his behavior might embarrass her.[23][24] His nickname for her is his "Kimmy-Cub", which she sees as a sign of affection, except when it is said within earshot of Bonnie.
Similarly, because of their close relationship, Kim often finds it hard to tell her father when he embarrasses her, or to explain how she has grown out of things that she used to enjoy, for fear of hurting his feelings.[23][24]

[edit] Mother
Main article: Mrs. Dr. Possible
Kim's relationship with her mother is given less airtime than her relationship with her father, but it is often scripted when emotional depth or conflict resolution is required, usually in relation to Kim's teenage angsts.
While Kim's father is often either oblivious to, or uncomfortable with, many of the teenage issues that Kim faces throughout the series,[24] Mrs. Possible is much more in tune with her daughter's feelings and frequently acts as an emotional anchor for Kim -- helping her to put her feelings into perspective, and reminding her that things aren't always as bad as they might seem.
Aside from helping her daughter to battle peer pressure, one of Mrs. Possible's main duties has been to help Kim to get through various issues in her friendship with Ron. Whether Kim was jealous of Ron's newfound friendship with Felix,[16] feeling guilty about ditching him in favor of Monique,[25] or was afraid that his eagerness to be accepted was leading him down the path to embarrassment,[6] Mrs. Possible was always there to have a mother-daughter moment and to provide her with sage advice.

[edit] Siblings
Main article: Jim and Tim Possible
Kim's relationship with her younger brothers - whom she usually refers to as the Tweebs - is analogous to many other TV brother-sister relationship in which there is a notable age gap that leave one side teen and the other pre-teen.
She often finds Jim and Tim to be juvenile and embarrassing, and she resents the fact that babysitting them impinges upon her social life.[26] She also frequently becomes angry at them when they invade her privacy, or attempt to embarrass her in front of her friends, by reading her diary or posting sneaked photographs of her on The Internet.[26][11][27] Despite this, she loves her brothers and goes out of her way to protect them, even if it means putting her own life on the line.

[edit] Relationships/Rivalries

[edit] Ron Stoppable
Main article: Ron Stoppable
Kim has known Ron since their first day at pre-school, and has been close friends with him ever since.
Kim and Ron have a very distinctive relationship of opposites that covers both their personalities and their natural aptitudes. While Kim is Type A teen; a perfectionist who sets high standards for herself, and who is concerned about image, Ron has Type B personality and is laid-back, ambivalent, and somewhat random. Equally, Ron does well in all of the areas in which Kim does not (for example, cooking and resisting peer pressure), and vice versa. Kim and Ron complement each other, and their relationship works well; as they head into season 4 and their senior year of high school, they have advanced from best friends to a couple.
With his more relaxed attitude toward life, as well as his flexibility and ability to see the good aspects of bad situations, Ron often provides a balance to Kim's ambitious nature and image orientated character. As such, he often encourages her to slow down and keep things in perspective, to be less competitive and not treat everything as a challenge that must be met head on, and to be less image conscious.[6][7]

[edit] Doctor Drakken
Main article: Doctor Drakken
Kim and Drakken rarely interact, but when they do, Kim tries to hurt Drakken's ego by reminding him, in various ways, how he lost the last time. Drakken has met the entire Possible clan: her mother (in Mother's Day), her father (in Attack of the Killer Bebes, So The Drama, and in college), and even her extended family (in Showdown at the Crooked D and The Golden Years). Strange interactions between them include saving Drakken's life (in Rewriting History and Cap'n Drakken) and teaming up with Drakken (in Bad Boy) and even celebrating Christmas with her imediate family.

[edit] Bonnie Rockwaller
Main article: Bonnie Rockwaller#Rivalry

Rivals
Bonnie and Kim have a highly rivalrous relationship with each other. This includes frequently going to great lengths to get the better of the other.

[edit] Shego
Main article: Shego#Kim Possible
Kim and Shego's many meetings usually result in fisticuffs. However, unlike the rivalry with Bonnie, Kim and Shego are more professional in their interaction with each other, as Kim is more comfortable trading punches with Shego than dealing with Bonnie's barbed comments. Her rivalry has proven to have some sense of honor, as Shego respects Kim as an adversary, and desires to be the only one to defeat her[28]. Despite being enemies, they both have a lot in common. Shego and Kim easily managed to become very good friends when Shego temporarily turned good.[29]

[edit] Love Interests/Crushes
Over the years, Kim has had a lot of crushes. She has also been the subject of a few. Here are the many that are mentioned:
Walter Nelson: Walter has, so far, only been mentioned on the show. What is known is that Kim had a crush on him in middle school. He kissed Kim and their braces locked, leading to an embarrassing trip to the orthodontist. This is suspected to be Kim's first kiss. At least that is what Kim tells her pre-superhero self in A Sitch in Time. In Kim Possible: So the Drama, Ron mentions being the one Kim called for help because of the brace incident and that Mrs. Stoppable, Ron's mother, being the one who drove Kim to the orthodontist.
Señor Senior Junior: In Animal Attraction, Junior begins to nurse a crush on Kim when he finds out that she's his soul mate (according to Animology).
Brick Flagg: Brick thought he had a crush on Kim in All the News after Ron misquoted Kim saying that she "thought Brick Flagg was totally hot". Kim, on the other hand, only saw him as a friend. Brick "dumped" Kim after he thought Kim was "trying too hard" thinking she had staged his kidnapping by Adrena Lynn. This doesn't really count as a love interest, though.
Josh Mankey: In seasons 1 and 2, Kim was infatuated with Josh Mankey. Prior to season 3, over the course of which hints of a potential and later actual romance between Kim and Ron arose, Josh received the most adoration from Kim of all her love interests as he was the main object of her "calf love" affections. While Ron was disapproving of this relationship at first, he later grew to accept it. Kim's infatuation with Josh was revealed to have died down "last semester" in the episode Emotion Sickness, which allowed the creators of the show room for the coupling of Kim and Ron. Josh was a mellow and nonchalant young man. Some fans opine Kim and Josh would have been more interesting a pairing than Kim and Ron[30], due to their social schematics predating season 3; conversely, many fans opine the coupling of Kim and Ron was a better choice.
Hirotaka: Kim grew interested in Hirotaka (an exchange student from Japan). Hirotaka showed interest in her, at least in her martial arts abilities, but he was more interested in seeing Kim fight with her best friend, Monique, over him. He also appears to have been dating Bonnie Rockwaller all along, and refers to her as his "Number One Girlfriend".
Bobby Johnson: Kim only mentions him in The Truth Hurts. She admits that she's not sure if she likes him because she likes him, or because he asked out Bonnie first.The scene in which Kim mentions Bobby Johnson is significant, because the reporter, in said scene, inquires as to whether Kim is crushing on anyone, and, forced to tell the truth, she must answer the question sincerely, naming those she is crushing on.
Eric: Eric was a Synthodrone made by Drakken to distract Kim from the plans Drakken had formulated. While Kim had initially completely ignored, and shunned aside, Ron in favor of Eric, upon discovering he was not in fact human, Kim transferred her affections to Ron. Some fans conjecture the fact Kim did this without warning and rather abruptly is due to her having been "on the rebound" from Eric's estrangement, and that she would have instead dated anybody. Others note that Eric seems to behave like an older and more mature version of Ron, and Drakken is playing upon classic transference to render his foe an emotional wreck and facilitate her defeat. However, this is opinion, and not fact; the truth is that Kim's motives for the transference of her affections, or why Drakken suddenly seems to have such an excellent grasp of psychology for this scheme to be so effective are not known. Eric was tall, well-built, attractive, serious and incredibly convincing as a regular human being.
Ron Stoppable: Originally Kim's goofy best friend and sidekick, over time their friendship became something more and they are now a couple. The directors of the show, as stated in an interview, had chosen to couple Kim and Ron so as to impart the moral, "give geeks a chance". Kim and Ron had a very durable friendship before their romantic involvement in So the Drama. This is suspected by some fans to be a type of maxim communicating the idea a strong friendship should first precede romance. According to the series' directors, Bob Schooley and Mark McCorkle, Kim and Ron are dating in the fourth season. It is believed by some fans the addition of the element of romance will be a positive thing, while some others are opposed to it, believing it may cause the show to jump the shark--a theory the creators poked fun at during the first episode of Season 4 by having Ron ask Kim if her water skiing over a shark was a dream or not, in reference to the term's origins. Schooley and McCorkle have noted the potential risk, revealing that one of the reasons they had Kim and Ron begin dating was that they had always intended to end the series that way and at the time, they thought So The Drama was going to be the last chapter of the story. However, after fans of the show lashed out at its cancellation, Disney green-lighted a fourth season, and while Kim and Ron's blossoming love has given Schooley and McCorkle a chance to do something new with the characters, they also admit the relationship has to be handled delicately to avoid turning the series stale.[31]

[edit] Fan Reaction
Although the franchise's primary focus is to be an adventure/comedy, the Kim romance/crush angle has proven to be a surprising hit among fans. [32] With audiences both reacting well to the relationship issues and themes aired in the show, and adding to them though fan-shipping (fans projecting romantic imagery onto franchise characters) in their own fan-fiction and artwork. [33]
According to the shows creators, the reaction to Kim's relationships with other characters was clearly demonstrated to them when a Disney Channel poll, held prior to kiss scene in "So the Drama", revealed that "Emotion Sickness"; an episode in which Ron is forced to address his feelings about Kim, was, by a wide margin, the most popular episode of the time. [32] After seeing the results of the poll, Schooley and McCorkle took it "as a sign" of fan approval, and used it as part of their justification for progressing Kim and Ron's relationship to the next level in the Season 3 finale, culminating in them kissing during the closing montage. In turn, this proved to be extremely popular with fans and led them to maintain and formalize Kim and Ron's boyfriend-girlfriend relationship when Disney renewed the show for a fourth season.[32]
Although the primary focus of audiences has been towards a Kim-Ron relationship, fans have also engaged in a certain amount of shipping directed at other pairings that were never fully explored in the franchise, such as Kim/Josh pairings or pairings with characters other than Kim (for example, Ron pairings). There have also been a number of less conventional fan pairs that that diverge substantially from series canon. Among the most well known of these is the Kim and Shego slash pairing (known as Kigo), which has been derived from audience interpretations and projections of series subtext) and has proven popular with fan-artists, and slash-fiction enthusiasts.[32][30] [34]
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Set in Manhattan, American Dragon is the story of 13-year-old Jake Long, a Chinese-American boy who has to balance an ordinary adolescence with a very cool secret... he's a descendent of dragons!
When he eventually unlocks his full potential and turns into the American Dragon, Jake will overcome obstacles to protect the magical creatures living in the city. But as his ordinary self, Jake Long, he can't conquer his crush on Rose who, uknown to Jake, has an amazing secret of her own... she's a dragon slayer!
Jake navigates the city with fellow skateboarders Trixie and Spud, and when he gets home, it's to an extended family: a businessman dad originally from the Midwest who doesn't know he's married into a family of dragons, Jake's Chinese mom, his grandfather (who recently immigrated to train his grandson in the ways of the ancient dragon), younger sister Haley (a nascent dragon) and Grandpa's gruff sidekick, a magical Shar-Pei named Fu Dog.

List of Disney Channel Original Movies

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Disney Channel Premiere Films

1983
Tiger Town (October 9, 1983)

1984
Gone Are the Dayes (May 6, 1984)
Love Leads the Way (October 7, 1984)

1985
Black Arrow (January 6, 1985)
Lots of Luck (February 3, 1985)
The Undergrads (May 5, 1985)
The Blue Yonder (November 17, 1985)

1986
The Parent Trap II (July 26, 1986) *
Spot Marks the X (October 18, 1986)
Down the Long Hills (November 15, 1986)

1987
Strange Companions (February 28, 1987)
Anne of Avonlea: The Continuing Story of Anne of Green Gables (May 19, 1987) *
Not Quite Human (June 19, 1987)
The Christmas Visitor (December 5, 1987)

1988
Save the Dog (March 19, 1988)
Night Train to Kathmandu (June 5, 1988)
Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss (August 6, 1988)
A Friendship in Vienna (August 27, 1988)
Good Old Boy (November 11, 1988)
Goodbye, Miss 4th of July (December 3, 1988)

1989
Danny, the Champion of the World (April 29, 1989)
Looking for Miracles (June 3, 1989) *
Great Expectations (July 9, 1989)
Not Quite Human II (September 23, 1989)
Spooner (December 2, 1989)

1990
Lantern Hill (January 27, 1990) *
Chips, the War Dog (March 24, 1990)
Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme (May 19, 1990)*
Back Home (June 7, 1990)
The Little Kidnappers (August 17, 1990)
Back to Hannibal: The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn (October 21, 1990)

1991
Bejewelled (January 20, 1991)
Perfect Harmony (March 31, 1991) *
Mark Twain and Me (November 22, 1991)

1992
Still Not Quite Human (May 31, 1992)

1993
The Ernest Green Story (January 17, 1993)
Spies (March 7, 1993)
Heidi (July 18, 1993) *

1994
On Promised Land (April 17, 1994)
The Whipping Boy (July 31, 1994)

1995
The Old Curiosity Shop (March 19, 1995)
The Four Diamonds (August 12, 1995)

1996
The Little Riders (March 24, 1996)
Nightjohn (June 1, 1996)

Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)

1997
Northern Lights (August 23, 1997)
Under Wraps (October 25, 1997) *

1998
You Lucky Dog (June 27, 1998)
Brink! (August 29, 1998)
Halloweentown (October 17, 1998) (part of the Halloweentown series) *

1999
Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century (January 23, 1999) (part of the Zenon series)
Can of Worms (April 10, 1999)
The Thirteenth Year (May 15, 1999)
Smart House (June 26, 1999)
Johnny Tsunami (July 24, 1999)
Genius (August 21, 1999)
P.U.N.K.S. (September 4, 1999) *
Don't Look Under the Bed (October 9, 1999)
Horse Sense (November 20, 1999)

2000
Up, Up, and Away (January 22, 2000)
The Color of Friendship (February 5, 2000)
Alley Cats Strike (March 18, 2000)
Rip Girls (April 22, 2000)
Miracle in Lane 2 (May 13, 2000) *
Stepsister from Planet Weird (June 17, 2000)
Ready to Run (July 14, 2000)
Quints (August 18, 2000)
The Other Me (September 8, 2000)
Mom's Got a Date With a Vampire (October 13, 2000)
Phantom of the Megaplex (November 10, 2000)
The Ultimate Christmas Present (December 1, 2000)

2001
Zenon: The Zequel (January 12, 2001) (part of the Zenon series)
Motocrossed (February 16, 2001)
The Luck of the Irish (March 9, 2001)
Hounded (April 13, 2001)
Jett Jackson: The Movie (June 8, 2001)
The Jennie Project (July 13, 2001)
Jumping Ship (August 17, 2001) (sequel to Horse Sense) *
The Poof Point (September 14, 2001)
Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge (October 12, 2001) (part of the Halloweentown series) *
'Twas the Night (December 7, 2001)

2002
Double Teamed (January 18, 2002)
Cadet Kelly (March 8, 2002) *
Tru Confessions (April 5, 2002)
Get a Clue (June 28, 2002) *
Gotta Kick It Up! (July 26, 2002)
A Ring of Endless Light (August 23, 2002)
The Scream Team (October 4, 2002)

2003
You Wish! (January 10, 2003)
Right on Track (March 21, 2003)
The Even Stevens Movie (June 13, 2003) *
Eddie's Million Dollar Cook-Off (July 18, 2003)
The Cheetah Girls (August 15, 2003) (part of The Cheetah Girls series) *
Full-Court Miracle (November 21, 2003)

2004
Pixel Perfect (January 16, 2004)
Going to the Mat (March 19, 2004)
Zenon: Z3 (June 11, 2004) (part of the Zenon series)
Stuck in the Suburbs (July 16, 2004)
Tiger Cruise (August 6, 2004)
Halloweentown High (October 8, 2004) (part of the Halloweentown series) *

2005
Now You See It... (January 14, 2005)
Buffalo Dreams (March 11, 2005)
Disney's Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama (April 8, 2005) *
Go Figure (June 10, 2005)
Life Is Ruff (July 15, 2005)
The Proud Family Movie (August 19, 2005) *
Twitches (October 14, 2005) (part of the Twitches series) *

2006
High School Musical (January 20, 2006) (part of the High School Musical series) *
Cow Belles (March 24, 2006) *
Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior (June 16, 2006) *
Read It and Weep (July 21, 2006) *
The Cheetah Girls 2 (August 25, 2006) (part of The Cheetah Girls series) *
Return to Halloweentown (October 20, 2006) (part of the Halloweentown series) *

2007
Jump In! (January 12, 2007) *
Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board (June 8, 2007) (sequel to Johnny Tsunami) *
High School Musical 2 (August 17, 2007) (part of the High School Musical series)
Twitches Too (October 26, 2007) (part of the Twitches series) [1]

2008
Camp Rock [2]
Minutemen [2]