Writer:	Brian Sintay
Director:	Steve Loter
Star:	Nicole Sullivan (Shego),  Nancy Cartwright (Rufus),  Tahj Mowry (Wade),  Raven-Symone (Monique),  Will Friedle (Ron Stoppable),  John DiMaggio (Dr. Drakken),  Gary Cole (Dr. Possible (voice)),  Christy Carlson Romano (Kim Possible (as Christy Carlson Romano)),  Shaun Fleming (Jim and Tim Possible),  Jean Smart (Dr. Possible (Mom))
Recurring Role:	Rider Strong (Brick Flagg),  John DiMaggio (Dr. Drakken, Soldiers)
Guest Star:	R. Lee Ermey (General Simms),  Phil Morris (Soldiers)

This is a half-length episode and first aired with with Day of the Snowmen. (edit) Animation Production by: Rough Draft Korea Co., Ltd (edit)

Ron: That would be the coolest shot ever... if it weren't for the 2000 ton poodle that has been unleashed into an unsuspecting world.
(edit) Kim: There's this monster poodle-
Soldier: Name?
Kim: Commodore Puddles.
Soldier: Your name.
Kim: Oh, uh Kim Possible. (edit) (Rufus stalks the miniature city, snorting and growling, grabs a taco and starts munching on it)
Ron: Cut! Rufus, you can't keep breaking character like that! (sigh) I'm gonna have to recast ya, buddy. (edit) Drakken: I will soon be the size of a microscopic particle! So watch where you step, okay? (edit) Kim: Flying saucers!
Ron: Alien technology!
Gen. Simms: Yada, yada.
Kim: But that means all the rumors are true.
Gen. Simms: Every last one of them. We've implemented a double-negative cover story. We make sure only to leak out information that is one-hundred percent accurate.
Ron: But then it's not really secret!
Gen. Simms: That's exactly what we want you to believe. (edit)

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Watership Down:

When Rufus enters for the first time as a giant and he raises his nose to the sky it is very similar to the VHS cover of the 1978 animated movie Watership Down. (edit) Independence Day:

The lab, the floating saucers and the aliens in tubes are very much like the ones in movie Independence Day. (edit) B Movies:

The entirety of this episode is a satirical homage to the classic B-movie classics of enlarged animals, including, but not limited to: Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957), Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959), The Giant Gila Monster (1959), The Killer Shrews (1959), and The Giant Spider Invasion (1975). (edit) Kim: "Agent Smith..."

The two Agent Smiths wear similar clothes to The Matrix's Agent Smith. (edit) Jurassic Park:

The vibrations in the glass of water are a reference to a scene in Jurrasic Park when two kids in a jeep see vibrations in a glass of water that indicates that the T-Rex is coming. (edit)