Christy Carlson RomanoKim Possible Movie: So the Drama (The Top-Secret Extended Edition)

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Product Description ------------------- Kim Possible is ready to save the world (again) in this Top-Secret Extended Edition. Here's the sitch: Dr. Drakken has an evil new plot for world domination, but his ultimate success depends upon finding out KP's weakness. Could it have anything to do with a certain new hottie named Eric? Kim is definitely distracted by the prom date drama. Meanwhile, Ron is up to his eyeballs in strange little Diablo Devil toys when his favorite food joint, Buenos Nachos, crosses over to the dark side. Now he's acting like such a dweeb -- just when Kim needs him most! If Dr. D can keep up the pressure, KP will SO have to surrender! But it's not over till it's SO over! Don't miss all the undercover adventure, explosive action, and never-before-seen DCOM-Extra bonus features in Disney's KIM POSSIBLE MOVIE: SO THE DRAMA. .com ---- Opening with a Bond-style action sequence, the 2005 Disney Channel Original Movie Kim Possible: So the Drama finds our heroine attempting to foil Drakken's most insidious plot yet. What can he possibly want with robots from Nakasumi Toys (the company from the series' first episode, "Crush"), Dr. Possible's cybertronic technology, creepy syntho-drones, and the latest teen fads? Kim's used to fighting Drakken; the bigger problem is finding a date to the prom, or--worse--going with Ron, who's so not that kind of friend. Enter the new guy in school, Eric, who's cute enough to inspire cootie alerts. But that means no more hanging out with Ron, who's also having major issues with Bueno Nacho's new management. Hang-ups aside, the two friends will have to figure out a way to save the world one more time, leading to the debut of a spankin'-new outfit and a surprise ending. So the Drama marks the end of Disney's Kim Possible series. For its cool adventures, its nifty gadgets, its hip wit, and a teen heroine that appeals to both youngsters and oldsters, it will be missed. --David Horiuchi P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Set Contains: ------------- The Top-Secret Extended edition of So the Drama is about two minutes longer than the version that played on the Disney Channel. There's a new underwater scene plus an extended fight with Shego. It's also "extended" in the sense that it's in 1.78 widescreen, restoring the sides of the picture that were lost in the pan-and-scan television broadcast. Also included are a couple of deleted scenes (a minute total) with Ron on the scooter and Ron and Kim in the cafeteria. The bonus episode, "Gorilla Fist," is a Ron-centric story that is slightly related to the main feature and has the usually formidable Monkey Fist cowering when confronted with an unexpected villain. Don’t watch Christy Carlson Romano's "Could It Be" music video until you've watched So the Drama because it includes some spoilers. --David Horiuchi See more ( javascript:void(0) )