Kim has developed a crush on Josh Mankey, a creative artist-type student at her school. She wants to invite him to a school dance, but keeps balking when she's alone with him. Meanwhile, Dr. Drakken and his new sidekick, Shego, have stolen robotic technology from Japanese toy mogul Nakasumi to build a doomsday robot. With Wade's help, Kim and Ron find Drakken and destroy his new robot. Kim finally builds up the nerve to asks Josh to the dance. Written by Tony B4

On the way to a cheerleading competition, the bus gets a flat near the place that scarred Ron for life: camp Wannaweep. They attempt to call for help, but the girls' cell phones are not getting any service, and the Kimmunicator is out of commission, too. Since Ron knows the lay of the land, he leads them to a pay phone, but it is not working either. In the tradition of teen horror flicks (which the episode lampoons) they must stay the night. They make a campfire, where Ron proceeds to tell horror stories of the worst summer camp of his life, including one about the toxic lake Wannaweep, and how he traded with a boy named Gil so that he could do arts and crafts all summer. Barkin and Kim become fed up with the stories, so they go to get more firewood. While Kim has her back turned, a strange creature captures Barkin. She runs back to the campfire and reports this to Ron, who suggests that they all move to Cabin 13, the cabin in which used to stay. Once inside, they hear Barkin calling ... Written by beeftony

Kim feels Ron needs a better haircut, so she has Francios, a friend of hers from Paris, redo his 'do. Ron doesn't like it until the girls at school take notice of him. Wade then calls with a mission: some unknown entity is draining Europe of all its electricity. Investigating, Kim and Ron find an island populated by Senor Senior, Sr. and his son, Senor Senior, Jr. Junior's sun lamp (50 ft. across) is what's draining the European power grid. Kim and Ron explain to the billionaire and his son about global resources, and Senior agrees to be more careful with his use of them. Ron then comments how lair-like their private island is. Senior doesn't like the reference, even as Ron details what other items he'd need to make his lair complete: self-actuating lasers, missiles, piranha moat, escape boats, and spinning tops of doom. Kim and Ron leave, but now Senior is of the mind that being a super-villain would be a good hobby. Back home, Ron's haircut is going to his head, and he's acquired a ... Written by Tony-B4

In Kim's first encounter with Dr. Drakken, she must retrieve an experimental robot tick that Drakken has rigged to explode.... but first she has to escape detention with Mr. Barkin.

Just when Kim thinks she can have a break from fighting freaky super-villains with a relaxing school ski vacation, she finds that her parents have replaced the original chaperones and are sure to embarrass her, and Ron(as well as Mr. Barkin)seeks photos of a mythical beast that a tabloid newspaper claims has been hiding in the mountains. As it turns out the beast is real, and is among other creatures created by the hyper-affectionate mad scientist and cuddle-buddy lover Dr. Amy Hall, a.k.a DNAmy, a woman skilled in genetic splicing with a habit of making her own real-life versions of her beloved plush toys. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Kim's parents won't simply buy her a new fashionable jacket from Club Banana. So she must apply for a job at Bueno Nacho to save the money. She puts in an application for Ron as well, feeling working together would make it a better experience. Both are hired by Ned the assistant manager. But Kim isn't as adept at the job as Ron, who soon replaces Ned (and acquires the clip-on tie of assistant managership). Kim also is trying to foil Dr. Drakken's latest scheme (covering Wisconsin with magma), so her paycheck keeps suffering from her frequent absenses. She goes off on a mission when Wade relocates Drakken; Ron stays behind with his newfound job responsibilities. But when she's captured, Wade calls Ron on Bueno Nacho's drive-thru channel. Ron decides that friendship is more important than the job, and leave to help Kim. They defeat Drakken, sealing him and his henchmen in molten cheese (Wisconsin, y'know). Back home, Ron buys Kim the jacket she wanted. But when Ned walks by wearing the ... Written by Tony-B4

With her position as head cheerleader at stake, Kim competes with Bonnie trying to raise money for the squad by selling chocolate bars. This proves to be more difficult for her when she's recruited by the Global Justice Organiztion to recover a kidnapped retired weapons expert named Professor Sylvan Greene with the help of haughty GJ agent Will Du. Professor Greene was discovered to have been kidnapped by Duff Killigan, the world's deadliest golfer. However, since his expertise is practically common knowledge these days, Kim, Ron, Rufus, and Agent Du find a whole different motive for the kidnapping of the professor. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Kim is called for help from Dr. Drakken, but not; the voice isn't his, but of a Pvt. Dobbs. Drakken has used a brain-switching machine to trade bodies with Dobbs. Kim and Ron go to rescue Dobbs from Drakken's lair. While there, they battle Shego and accidentally get brain-swapped themselves. Meanwhile, Drakken has used Dobbs's body to get into a top-secret project area and steal a new military weapon. When he returns, he finds his new lair destroyed, so he and his henchmen move. While unpacking, he discovers that his body is missing, and he wants it back. While Wade tracks down where Drakken has moved, Kim and Ron get a good taste of what it's like in each others shoes: Ron being bullied and Kim being over-tasked. Wade finds Drakken, and Kim, Ron, and Dobbs return to Drakken's new lair to retrieve the weapon. After battling Shego, Drakken senses a loss and sets the self-destruct on his new lair. With mere seconds to go, Kim and Ron re-switch their brains. Unfortunately, Ron and Rufus ... Written by Tony-B4

Ron wants to belong to a group in school, and he decides becoming the only male on the cheer squad is what to do. Kim wants to be supportive, but seeing Ron's mad dog mascot routine (complete with head mask and rabid foam) makes her doubt Ron's place is on cheer squad. This angers Ron, and he storms away. Meanwhile, two local scientists are kidnapped. While at the site of the second one's disappearance, Ron sees an old college picture of the two missing scientists and Kim's dad. Ron (with Rufus's help) realizes that Dr. Possible is the next target. Still being mad at Kim, he decides to handle this lead himself. He makes a mask of Dr. Possible, borrows Dr. P's car keys, and goes out to his car. Suddenly, the roof of the car is punctured and three robots take Ron away. Later, Dr. Possible arrives at Kim's cheer practice, mad at what Ron has done to his car. Suspecting foul play, Kim asks Wade to track Ron, who traces him to a local hotel. Once there, Kim and Dr. Possible notice that ... Written by Tony-B4

Kim's efforts to run for school council president are setback when she has to bodyguard a spoiled prince.

Kim takes over coaching her brothers' soccer team, but her hyper-competitiveness means that she may be the only one playing! Senior Senior Junior plots his first evil scheme... but why does it look more like he's setting up a disco?

An ancient Egyptian talisman which can give its wearer supernatural strength is stolen from a museum, and Kim and Ron battle the now-supersized thief at a pro wrestling match.

Respected archaeologist Sir Montgomery Monty Fiske seeks Kim's help in retrieving an ancient idol, which unfortunately for Ron is shaped like a monkey. The mission would seem good for Kim, though, because it gives her the chance to get away from a visit by her nerdy cousin Larry - that is until the idol is stolen by a ninja. Ron's persistent monkey-phobia makes him suspicious of Sir Fiske, which Kim blows off, until she finds that Ron was right about him all along. With the help of a holographic version of herself invented by Wade, Ron realizes Fiske's hands and feet were surgically mutated as monkey appendages, and he uses the idol she recovered and three others to transform himself into a future monkey kung-fu master of the world known as Lord Monkey Fist! Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

During a mission, a kind of super compact battle armor attaches itself to Kim's wrist. During Halloween, Ron wants her to go trick-or-treating with him, her parents want her to help them with a Halloween event and there will be a Halloween ball which Kim's love interest, Josh Mankey, will go to. When Kim starts to lie to her parents and Ron in order to be able to go to the ball, the armor begins developing. Wade informs her that the mechanism is based on stress, which Kim experiences heavily when she lies. Meanwhile, Drakken and Duff Killigan race to steal the armor. Written by J. Rieper

Ron, wanting to write for the school newspaper, interviews Kim, but takes her quote about quarterback Brick Flagg being hot out of context. Ron's article embarrasses Kim and leads to Brick asking Kim on a date, which she is reluctant to go on. Meanwhile, Ron, Jim, and Tim are fans of TV stuntwoman Adrena Lynn, but Kim considers her a bad influence on children who imitate her stunts (such as her brothers). Kim catches Adrena Lynn faking a stunt, and Ron's report on the fraud makes national news and causes Adrena Lynn's show to be canceled. As a result, Adrena Lynn plots revenge on Kim and Ron. Written by Joshua Kreitzer

Kim is envious that Bonnie is accepted by the upper classmen at Middleton High just because she wears the latest fashion. But then a top fashion critic sees Kim in action and makes Kim's action attire (cargo pants and black crop top) the latest in fashion. Meanwhile, Drakken has angered Shego with his attempts to clone her, and she leaves for an extended vacation. While she's gone, Drakken decides to get Kim's DNA and make an evil clone army. But he mistakenly gets a hold on Bonnie Rockwaller's DNA (off of Kim-style clothes he finds in a locker at MHS), but decides to use his evil Bonnies anyway. Sending them to fight Kim, one clone lands in a dumpster outside of Bueno Nacho and dissolves. Sending a sample analysis to Wade, he figures out that a combination of hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide will dissolve the clones. Kim realizes the old soda at the bottom of the dumpster is what did in the dissolved clone. Confronting Drakken, his henchmen and Bonnie-clones grab hair from Kim,... Written by Tony-B4

Kim learns that Dr. Drakken has robbed a secret lab and plans to travel there. However, her parents tell her that she has to babysit her brothers, and the only way she can complete her mission is to take the trouble-making twins with her. The technology-minded twins are excited to visit a secret lab, where they seem to know about all the inventions already. Learning that the device Drakken stole was a mind control device, Kim, Ron, Jim and Tim head for his lair in Peru, where Drakken has already placed Shego under his control. Written by Joshua Kreitzer

A new fad has hit Middleton: Animology, an elaborate cross between astrology and a personality quiz(as Kim puts it) with animals and colors used to measure people. Kim is completely disinterested in it, until Ron leaves his animology book behind, thus turning her into a believer. As usual though, Kim has much more important matters to deal with. She has to recover a stolen cryovation device owned by mini corn-dog entrepreneur Pop-Pop Porter, which Señor Senior Sr. vows to use to in a revenge plot against the billionaire's club that expelled both him and Señor Senior Jr. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Monkey Fist learns a prophecy from an oracle that will make the leader of the monkeys unstoppable. So he searches for the perfect monkey leader, and he find this monkey in Middleton. Meanwhile, Kim's father sponsors a yearly Rocket Booster Club meeting at his lab. He's brought Kim to it every year since its inception, but she feels she's too old for the club. (Her club T-shirt is a midriff-shirt now.) But she and Ron go anyway. Once there, Dr. Possible introduces all the kids to a new astronaut - Frederick the Chimpanzee. Ron is fearful of monkeys, and he and Kim leave the building. At the same time, Monkey Fist arrives to kidnap Frederick and take him to the new space station where he can plot to take over the world. Frederick wants no part of this, but relents when Monkey Fist threatens the children present. Meanwhile, Kim and Ron notice trouble when a security guard is missing. They discover Monkey Fist and his Monkey Ninjas, and begin to fight them. Ron hides in a cargo module... Written by Tony-B4

Drakken breaks into a lab to steal The Pan-dimensional Vortex Inducer (PDVI), but finds that Dr. Dementor has just stolen it. Drakken's bargain-basement henchmen are no match for Dementor's henchmen, and he gets away with the PDVI. Meanwhile, Ron's self-discovery school project hits a snag when Mr. Barkin points out that Ron's Bar Mitzvah certificate is unsigned by his rabbi. Ron doubts his manhood. Back to Drakken, he sends Shego to Henchco to see what she can find to improve his henchmen. She returns with rings that instantly turn the wearers into musclemen. Drakken outfits his men with them and heads to Las Vegas to get the PDVI from Dementor, who is on vacation with his men. Kim and Ron are called by Mr. Hench, founder of Henchco, to retrieve the rings. Ron borrows the prototype to help on the case, but really uses it to inflate his muscles and his ego. They find that Drakken has gone to Las Vegas, and follow. Once there, Ron runs into his rabbi, who's there at a conference. He ... Written by Tony-B4

During a mission in Florida, Kim's jeans are ruined by an alligator. She has no choice but to go to the local Smarty Mart store to get a replacement. Once back in Middleton, she goes to Club Banana to buy a replacement pair. On their way to the store, a new villain - Frugal Lucre - interrupts all TV signals to inform the world that he'll destroy the Internet unless everybody sends him $1.00. Dismissing him, Kim finds that she can't buy anything at Club Banana because Lucre has jammed the Internet with e-cards. She goes home, and asks Wade to trace Lucre. They replay his video and discover that he's broadcasting from a Smarty Mart store. Kim taps into their computer network and gets data than pinpoints who Lucre really is: Francis Lurman of Philadelphia. Kim and Ron go to confront Francis, but get trapped in a net guarded by snapping turtles. They get by the turtles and go after Lucre. At the store where he's employed, Lucre finds that only 17 people have sent him any money, so he ... Written by Tony-B4