Star:	Tahj Mowry (Wade),  Will Friedle (Ron Stoppable),  Raven-Symone (Monique),  Shaun Fleming (Jim and Tim Possible ( Seasons 1-3)),  Nicole Sullivan (Shego),  Patrick Warburton (Mr. Barkin),  Nancy Cartwright (Rufus),  Jean Smart (Mrs. Dr. Possible),  John DiMaggio (Dr. Drakken),  Gary Cole (Mr. Dr. Possible),  Christy Carlson Romano (Kim Possible)
Recurring Role:	Kirsten Storms (Bonnie)
Guest Star:	Ricky Ullman (Eric)

This was originally going to be the Series Finale, but in November 2005, Disney ordered 22 new episodes that began airing February 10, 2007 (edit)

Drakken: Milk, bread, eggs? What kind of code is that?
Big Daddy: It's my grocery list. You are poor in this trading game after all.
Drakken: (frustrated) Shego! (edit) Drakken: Big Daddy, Dr. Drakken. I have a question for...
Big Daddy: Uh, uh. The password.
Drakken: Password? What password?
(Big Daddy's bodyguard tosses Drakken to the table Shego is sitting) (edit) (After Drakken is foiled)
Kim: You know, Ron, we better hurry.
(Ron looks at Rufus, who shrugs)
Ron: Hurry where?
(Kim takes Ron's hand)
Kim: You'll see. (edit) (Kim and Ron are in the old treehouse; Eric is below them)
Ron: He can't come up here.
Kim: Ron...
Ron: No, I mean he CAN'T come up here. This treehouse has a weight limit and while I'm holding this slingshot, we're already pushing it.
(Rufus who is about to eat a nacho, drops it) (edit) Eric: (Descending on an escalator towards Kim) Wow, didn't know you cared that much.
Kim: Eric! You're Okay!(She runs over and gives him a hug)
Eric: Kim.
Kim: Eric.(softly)
Eric: Actually, here I'm known as synthodrone number 901.
(Kim's eyes grow wide and her pupils shrink to little dots as electricity courses through her body. We hear Eric laughing as Kim passes out) (edit)

At the start of the movie, as a guy jumps off of the parade float, the Wilhelm Scream can be heard. The Wilhelm Scream is a popular sound effect used by producers when characters fall a great distance. (edit) When Kim and Ron get out of the water outside of the casino, Kim doesn't have an air tank with her. Then during the scene where Kim is putting on her dress, Rufus is by an air tank, and there is another one next to him. (edit) When Kim activates her rocket skates in the beginning, she presses a button on her glove. After she takes off the skates, that button is gone. (edit) This is the second time Kim and Ron kiss, but this time, neither of them was under the influence of a emotion controlling microchip. It should also be noted that this is the third time that Kim kissed Ron, as she kissed him on the check under the misletoe in A Very Possible Christmas, but he did not kiss her. (edit) Towards the end, Ron acts like Drakken has never said his name before, but Drakken repeatedly said it in the episode Ron Millionaire. (edit)

Title: So the Drama:

The title of this movie is a pun on Kim's popular catch phrase "So not the drama". (edit) My Date with the President's Daughter:

Ron's scooter bears a striking resemblance to the scooter that Duncan Fletcher (also played by Will Friedle) rode in My Date with the President's Daughter. (edit) McDonalds:

Ned: Imagine the brat factor! Next they'll add a playground, and then what? A spokesclown?

This is a reference to the popular fast-food chain McDonalds. Every McDonald's location has a playground, and the "spokesclown" is a reference to the company's mascot, Ronald McDonald.

Also, in Bueno Nacho's HQ, there is a picture of the first Bueno Nacho location, which looks exactly like the first McDonalds location. (edit) Tron:

Kim's battlesuit is a nod to the movie Tron (Also made by Disney). This is especially obvious when the forearm portion changes form to resemble the overall design (circuitry) of the costumes in that movie. (edit) Soviet Union:

In the final fight scene on the roof of Bueno Nacho HQ, the image of Diablos flying overhead mimics Soviet propoganda footage. (edit)