"Who is she?" The continuity in this show is awful. I get that the episodes were broadcast way out of production order, but still. Ron's experiences at Camp Wannaweep are brought up like new information after the whole episode set there—two episodes ago. The very first episode of Kim Possible opened with "another" scheme of Drakken's, but in this one Kim doesn't know who Drakken and Shego are yet. There's a reason that generally, episodic shows intended to air out of order have an established setting that doesn't change. No new characters, etc. Because when you introduce a new villain after treating them as an old nemesis, it's bloody weird.
Shout by dgwVIP 9BlockedParent2018-03-19T02:04:40Z
"Who is she?" The continuity in this show is awful. I get that the episodes were broadcast way out of production order, but still. Ron's experiences at Camp Wannaweep are brought up like new information after the whole episode set there—two episodes ago. The very first episode of Kim Possible opened with "another" scheme of Drakken's, but in this one Kim doesn't know who Drakken and Shego are yet. There's a reason that generally, episodic shows intended to air out of order have an established setting that doesn't change. No new characters, etc. Because when you introduce a new villain after treating them as an old nemesis, it's bloody weird.