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  • The Sumo Ninja.
  • After the mission in Tokyo, the industrialist Team Possible saved flies them home on his private jet. Kim calls Wade, who offers to help her with a tricky homework problem. Kim replies that having a genius do the problem for her would be cheating. She then turns back to ask Ron his opinion and discovers that Ron lacks Kim's scruples and has two scientists who work for their host doing his homework.
    • And it turns out that those two professional scientists don't know the answer to the homework problem either, with one of them telling Kim that number seven is very tricky and they plan to come back to it later. It raises questions about just what kind of material is on Middleton High tests.
    • When Kim and Ron have to parachute out of the plane to make it to class on time, the homework assignment the scientists did for Ron is tucked in his backpack and scatters when his chute deploys.
  • When Kim calls her mother for dating advice, Dr. Possible is in the middle of a crowded operating room and puts Kim on speakerphone without telling her. To add to Kim's humiliation, one of Dr Possible's colleagues offers to set Kim up with her son, a chess team player. This also provides a nice Brick Joke to how Bonnie previously gloated that Kim's prom date choices will be the captain of the chess team and Ron unless she tries harder to land a serious boyfriend.
  • Monique making fun of Kim for falling for Bonnie's transparent attempts to make her feel insecure that she doesn't have a date to the prom, especially, "What good is saving the world if you don't have someone to share it with?" and then shooting Kim a smug look as she realizes Monique is right.
  • And of course when Ron and Eric have their first conversation about Kim:
    Eric: So you know her?
    Ron: Ch'yeah! We're tight!
    Eric: Hooked up?
    Ron: Ew, Kim and me? No, no no no. We've been best friends since, y'know, forever, but not like that, y'know, she's...
    Eric: Ah! Extreme steam.
    Ron: Ooookay, hey, you know what? Let's not talk about her that way ever again, mmkay? 'Kay.
  • Once Eric starts cozying up to Kim and steals Ron's chair beside her, then starts flirting with her, Ron gets very irritated and snatches a chair that a student is actually sitting in and then inserts himself between Eric and Kim.
  • Earlier in the mall when Bonnie was trying to imply that Ron and Kim were together to Eric, Monique steps in:
    Monique: Is that Brick out there hitting on the girl in Earring World?
    Bonnie: (runs out of the store) He's hypnotized by her big hoops!
    • And the alarms going off as she runs out.
  • And of course, Dr. Drakken's involvement in the hilarity:
    Drakken: (to his henchman who is studying teen fads/lifestyle) Stevens, progress report!
    Stevens: What up, Dr. D-Diggity Dog?
    Drakken: (sadly) We’ve lost Stevens.
  • The treehouse scene is golden.
    Ron: Talkin’ about Eric? Pff! AH, NOOO! Why would I have a problem with Eric? AH, NOO! I’m down with Eric! (hyperventilates)
  • Then of course there's Ron's epic freakout at Bueno Nacho. Ron is wedged by the corner of kids begging for the Diablo toy and he snatches the reporter's mike and yells at the camera.
    (Ron is wedged into a corner by the horde of kids at Bueno Nacho)
    Reporter: I'm here at Bueno Nacho, the home of Lil Diablo. This tiny toy, this mini-must have! This cute little devil is the latest craze for kids all over the world! Just one look around tells you that Lil' Diablo is—
    Ron: (grabs the reporter's mic and snaps) I can't even get to the counter to order! THIS USED TO BE MY PLACE! MINE! I'M LOSING EVERYTHING I EVER CARED ABOUT!!!
    (At the Possible house...)
    Jim: Ron's on TV!
    Tim: And he's freaking out!
    Dr. Ann Possible: Honey, I think the boys are right.
    Dr. James Possible: (looking up from his newspaper) Ronald? Freaking? [looks at the TV, seeing Ron being dragged out of Bueno Nacho, wrestling with the reporter over her mic] Haha, so he is!
    • The second freakout is almost as hilarious as the first!
      Ron: No…it can’t be…NOOOOOOOOOO! (marches up to counter, shaking a straw in his hand) THIS IS THE LAST STRAW!
      Lars: I beg your pardon?!
      Ron: THIS IS THE LAST STRAW!!!
      Ron: You took away the BENDY STRAWS!!
      Ned & Rufus: (slap foreheads)
      Lars: You, sir, have lost it.
      Ron: What—just because I CARE??
      Lars: About Bendy Straws? (laughs)
      Ron: I’m tellin’ on you!
  • As Kim is leaving Eric at the prom to investigate Drakken’s plot (especially after Wade confirms that Ron’s suspicions were right), Eric tries to object to it, but Kim does a Finger Muzzle and assures him that she’ll be back soon. As she leaves, Ron smugly looks at Eric, knowing his best friend will put him before Eric, and mockingly does a Finger Muzzle on him, just to screw with him. Eric is not amused.
  • And when they go to rescue Eric from Dr. Drakken:
    Ron: Knockout gas that looks like lip gloss or lip gloss that looks like lip gloss? AOUGH… (passes out until Kim closes it) Knockout gas.
    Kim: (raises eyebrow) Thanks for CHECKING.
  • Drakken's entire meeting with black market czar Big Daddy Brotherson is hilarious. Drakken is repeatedly thrown out of the room due to accidentally insulting Big Daddy (he brushed off Shego when she tried to tell him how to avoid doing that before the meeting), and then gets tricked into buying Big Daddy's grocery list.
  • Drakken's Evil Gloating about the success of his plan involves dancing around while speaking in a teenage girl's voice and mocking how Kim's weakness is boys. Then he finds himself face to face with Kim, who escaped his trap and proceeds to deck Drakken by punching him in the face.
  • When Kim and Eric jinx each other, Ron jealously claims that Kim owed him a soda long before Eric came along and turns away with a pout, until he glares back at Eric and adds, "No soda for you."
  • Ron interrupting prom.
    Ron: The Diablo toys are EVIL! (The entire gym full of students at prom stare at him)
  • When finally putting together the scope of Drakken's plan involving the Hephaestus project and the L'il Diablos, Ron has a few choice words about Drakken.
    Ron: You know, for an evil genius, Drakken is pretty stupid.
    Kim and James stare at Ron.
    Ron: Oh, come on! He steals a three billion dollar super-secret technology and just gives it away with a burrito? And yet he ditches the bendy straws?! This man does not know how to a run a fast food business!
  • The Diablo-Bot scorches the hem of Kim's dress
    Kim: Do you have any idea how much babysitting I had to do to pay for this dress?!
  • Ron, before almost being crushed by one of the giant robots: "That would be so cool if it wasn't the last thing we were ever gonna see!"
  • Kim gets Rufus to free herself and Ron.
    "USE THE LIPSTICK, RUFUS!" [Rufus puts on the regular lipstick] "...the other lipstick..."
  • When Kim and Ron successfully shut down Drakken's plan, we cut to a Mother and daughter being chased by a Diablo who luckily shrinks before it can hurt them. The little girl picks up her now harmless Diablo and hugs it, while her Mother gives her a completely baffled look of "Seriously?"
  • Ron finally forcing Dr. Drakken to remember his name, putting an end to a series-long Running Gag in the best of ways.
    Ron: Taking over the world is one thing. But you ruined Bueno Nacho! You're gonna pay!
    Drakken: You can't be serious.
    Ron: Note. Serious. Face!
    Drakken: Please!
    Ron: Say My Name... SAY IT!
    Drakken: Erm, Eee, STOPPABLE!!
    Ron: Boo, Yah.
  • Bonnie attempting to embarrass Kim and Ron once they show up together at prom as a couple, but the entire school goes nuts cheering with big "FINALLY" energy.
    • It's a touching scene, yeah, but there's just something humorous about the school janitor cheering along with the students when they find out Kim and Ron are dating.
  • The "No on 65" Easter Egg, a reference to Disney's rule on their animated shows having no more than 65 episodes. Turns out they defied this, and the show had another season.

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