Writer:	Bill Motz, Bob Roth
Director:	Steve Loter
Star:	Nicole Sullivan (Shego),  Jean Smart (Dr. Possible (Mom)),  Nancy Cartwright (Rufus),  Tahj Mowry (Wade),  Raven-Symone (Monique),  Will Friedle (Ron Stoppable),  Rider Strong (Brick Flagg),  John DiMaggio (Dr. Drakken),  Gary Cole (Dr. Possible (voice)),  Patrick Warburton (Steve Barkin),  Christy Carlson Romano (Kim Possible (as Christy Carlson Romano)),  A.J. Trauth (Josh Mankey),  Shaun Fleming (Jim and Tim Possible)
Recurring Role:	Elliott Gould (Mr. Stoppable),  Andrea Martin (Mrs. Stoppable),  Raven-Symone (Monique),  Kath Soucie (Teacher, Cheerleader, Mrs. Mahoney),  Tom Kane (Monkey Fist, Real Estate Agent),  Bill Barretta (),  Kirsten Storms (Bonnie),  Brian George (Duff Killigan)
Guest Star:	Michael Dorn (Rufus 3000),  Richard Gilliland (McHenry),  Dakota Fanning (Pre-Kindergarten Kim),  Kelly Ripa (Future Bonnie),  Michael Clarke Duncan (Future Wade),  Freddie Prinze Jr. (Future Jim and Tim),  Vivica A. Fox (Future Monique),  Harrison Fahn (Pre-K Ron?)

Contrary to popular belief, this movie is actually considered a DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie).

(edit) The "Call Me, Beep Me!" remix was only used in the broadcast version. The DVD uses "This Year," by the A*Teens as the closing theme. (edit) Songs from the "KP" soundtrack heard over the course of the movie: "Work It Out", "Get Up on Ya Feet", "E! is for Everybody", "It's Just You", and Tony Phillps' "Call Me, Beep Me!" remix. Instrumental cues based on the "The Naked Mole Rap" are also present in the score (as is not uncommon this season). (edit) This is the first Disney Channel Original Movie based on a TV show not to be shown at the end of the series' run. (edit) Animation Production by: Starburst Animation Co., Ltd
Released to Disney DVD and video on March 16, 2004. (edit)

Shego: I'm stuck with the Freak Stooges. (edit) (Monique is commenting on Duff Killagan's modus operendi)
Monique: Golf balls that explode?
Kim Possible: Welcome to my world. (edit) Ron: 'Scuse me, scary orb thing? Where are you taking us?
Robot: The attitude adjustment center.
Kim: Isn't that the high school?
Robot: Prepare to be drained of all individuality and spirit.
Ron: Yep, high school. (edit) Ron: (explaning why he can't wait for Latin class) Are you kidding? I can't wait for Latin class! The salsa dancing, the salsa eating... (Rufus licks his lips) ...I already know my research project, The Down-Low on J-Lo.
Kim: Ron, this is Latin as in the language. The dead language.
Ron: No salsa?
Kim: No J-Lo. (edit) Kim: (about the sewers) So far so good.
Ron: (frowning) Oh really? Tell that to my shoes. (edit)

When Kim and Ron are fighting the stone gorilla, Kim does a flip off the wall to get over the gorilla. When she does the flip, she grabs Ron's hand and pulls him to run with her. In the next cut, Ron is a few yards ahead of her, and they aren't holding hands. Cut again, and they are holding hands but with Ron pulling her. (edit) When Monique is trying to make Kim feel better by pretending to be Ron in Bueno Nacho, she wipes her mouth with her arm and there is some cheese on it. In the next shot, there isn't any cheese on it (with no get away for her to wipe it off). (edit) After Monkey Fist delivers his speech about the stone guardian of Satsuma, the camera zooms out and his body (except for his head) is missing. (edit) Drakken, Killigan, and Monkey Fist are handcuffed after the incident with the rock gorilla. Then when Kim says "Your Supreme One's right here.", Drakken has his finger in his ear . . .when he was supposed to be handcuffed! (edit) During the movie Shego is missing the black collar around her neck and even the people in the future don't have it either. Neither does the "Supreme One" (edit)

Bring It on:

The opening sequence for ASiT is just like the opening sequence for the movie Bring It on, where the cheerleaders are dancing to a song in the beginning. (And showing close-ups of individuals) (edit) Title: A Sitch in Time:

The title “A Sitch in Time” is a play on the old proverb “A stitch in time saves nine”. (edit) Shego: I am stuck with the freak stooges.

Shego is referring the three villians as the three stooges when they are acting like idiots and arguing (edit)