Kim Possible: The Secret Files (film) Direct-to-video movie released on September 2, 2003, consisting of episodes from the television series (including one never-aired episode). A computer-generated Rufus (the naked molerat) serves as host. Directed by Chris Bailey and David Block. Voices include Christy Carlson Romano (Kim), Will Friedle (Ron), Nancy Cartwright (Rufus), Tahj Mowry (Wade). …
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Kim Possible Movie, Disney’s: So the Drama (television) A Disney Channel Original Movie debuting on April 8, 2005. Kim is swept off her feet by the new guy at school, Erik, who asks her to go to the junior prom, an invitation that makes Kim’s best friend, Ron Stoppable, jealous. The omnipresent evil villain, Dr. …
See moreKim Possible: A Sitch in Time (television) Animated special premiering on Disney Channel on November 28, 2003. The fate of the future, humanity, and planet earth rests in Kim’s hands when notorious supervillains exploit time travel to tamper with the past and the future. Kim goes back in time to thwart them, only to have …
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Kim Possible (television) Animated series on Disney Channel; debuting on June 7, 2002. Teenager Kim Possible balances her personal life (including school, boys, and shopping) with her duties going on missions to save the world from evil villains. Voices include Christy Carlson Romano (Kim), Will Friedle (Ron Stoppable), Nancy Cartwright (Rufus), Kirsten Storms (Bon-Bon Rockweiler), …
See moreKilroy (television) Four-part television show; aired on March 14, 21, 28, and April 4, 1965. Directed by Robert Butler. Oscar Kilroy, discharged from the Marines, visits a small town and decides to stay; his ability to involve himself in other people’s problems leads to some unusual results. Stars Warren Berlinger, Celeste Holm, Allyn Joslyn, Bryan …
See moreKillers of the High Country (television) Television show; aired on October 16, 1959. Mountain lions and their struggle to live alongside humans in the Rocky Mountains. Directed by Tom McGowan.
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Kilmer, Val Actor; appeared in Tombstone (Doc Holliday) and Déjà Vu (Agent Pryzwarra).
See moreKids Who Knew Too Much, The (television) Two-hour television movie; aired on March 9, 1980. Directed by Robert Clouse. A dying man leaves a note in a kid’s toy speedboat; the boy and his friends help a lady reporter solve the case and save the life of a visiting Russian premier. Stars Sharon Gless, Larry …
See moreKiller Mountain, The (television) Television show; part 2 of Banner in the Sky.
See moreKillers from Kansas (television) Television show; episode 3 of Texas John Slaughter.
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