A Sitch in Time: Future (3)

Season 2, Episode 18, Aired
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Fast forward to Shegoton, where Shego rules the world and green is the new black. Kim and Ron must travel in time to team up with their now-grown up friends to destroy the Tempus Simian Monkey Idol and restore the space-time continuim before all ends up in chaos in the Future with Shego as the new world ruler!moreless
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  • This episode is about turning the present how it is suposed to be.

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    Fast forward to Shegoton, where Shego rules the world and green is the new black. Kim and Ron must travel in time to team up with their now-grown up friends to destroy the Tempus Simian Monkey Idol and restore the space-time continuim before all ends up in chaos in the Future with Shego as the new world ruler which is a scary thought! My favorite part of this episode is when we see the present turn back to how it is supposed to be and when we see Ron scream "I hate meat cakes....don't know why I said that!" at the end.moreless

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  • Wonderful!

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    I loved this entire series! I saw on DVD, and in so saw it all together! I loved all the future characters, and the turn of finding it was not Drakken who took over the world, but Shego!

    Seeing the future tweebs was the best. They had grown so from when she saw them. I enjoyed every minute of this well written 3-parter.

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  • This episode was very well written. It was humors and action packed. All of the characters were pretty cool even the villians. The animation was great, and Ron and Shego really shined here. The episode over all was just brilliant. I loved it, it\'s one ofmoreless

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    This episode was very well written. It was humors and action packed. All of the characters were pretty cool even the villians. The animation was great, and Ron and Shego really shined here. The episode over all was just brilliant. I loved it, it's one of my favorites. Loved it.

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  • Kim, with Ron in tow, travels to future Middleton, where Shego has become the supreme ruler. Now they must team up with the future versions of their friends to bring her down and restore the time stream.moreless

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    Kim and Ron go back to the "Future" in Part 3 of "A Sitch in Time". One thing I loved about "Sitch" is that even though Kim, Drakken, Monkey Fist, Duff Killigan got top billing at first, it was the sidekicks who shined in the end. Nicole Sullivan was great as Shego, the egomaniac supreme one who took over the world and renamed Middleton to Shegoton, Will Friedle provided a lot of laughs, especially when Ron asked why everyone in the future was so buff. It was also an added bonus that Ron was the one who set things right in the end. One thing that "A Sitch in Time" had that "So the Drama" didn't was hefty amount of special guest stars. Dakota Fanning as "Pre-K Kim", Kelly Ripa as "Future Bonnie", Micheal Dorn as "Rufus 3000", Freddie Prinze, Jr. as "Future Tim and Jim, Vivica A. Fox as "Future Monique", and Academy Award Nominee Michael Clarke Duncan as "Future Wade" were all enjoyable to listen to. The action scenes through out "Sitch" were well done, but they saved the best for last. The climatic battle was really fun and I notice that it was cut in a "Star Wars" kind of way, because there were three different battles going on at once. We had Rufus and the naked mole rats battling Fist and his monkey ninjas, Wade and the tweebs fighting Robo-Duff, and Kim and Monique combating a super buff Drakken. Ron even said a line about Robo-Duff that mirrors what Obi-Wan Kenobi said about Darth Vader in "Return of the Jedi". In conclusion, all three episodes of "A Sitch in Time" was truly some of Loter and company's best work, in any time period.moreless

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    • When this episode airs by itself instead of the movie, the scene where Ron asked Wade if he had a matter transporter is cut out. Edit
    • When Jim says, "Sorry dude," the background of the center of the place is used. Edit
    • In the Kimminator Mark 12, there's a closeup of two switches being flipped. In the wide shot where the third one should be flipped, Tim's finger moves to flip a switch, but is placed wrong, hovering over the other two rather than the third. Edit
  • Notes

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    • Animation Production by: Starburst Animation Co., Ltd First aired as part of the Disney Channel TV movie A Sitch in Time (11/28/03). Edit
  • Quotes

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    • (Shego grabs Kim to stop her from returning to the past.) Shego: No way! (Kim kicks Shego in the face.) Kim: Yes way! Edit
    • (Ron keeps pointing fingers at Shego for being the cause of his problems) Drakken: Hey! No one touches the Supreme One! (Ron grabs Drakken by the arm) Whoa! (Ron flings Drakken across the room) Edit
    • Ron: (To Shego) You are the reason why I had to eat meat cakes?!! Edit
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    • The Terminator: The name of Tim and Jim's ship, the Kiminator, is a play off of Arnold Shwarzenegger's The Terminator, in which a race of machines has taken over the world in the future and has sent a machine back in time to eliminate the man who will eventually lead the human race to freedom, similar to the plot in this movie. Since that movie, practically anything Arnold touches gets stuck with the "-inator" suffix. Edit
    • Star Trek: The Next Generation: Before stepping into the time portal to head to the future, Kim says to Rufus 3000, "Let's Warp!...or whatever you call it." The deeply-toned actor who voices Rufus 3000 is the great Michael Dorn. He is most famous for portraying the stern Klingon, Lieutenant Worf, in Star Trek: The Next Generation, in which space was travelled at "warp" speed. Edit
    • Planet of the Apes: When Ron discovers that the ruins in Shegoton are those of Bueno Nacho, his reaction is quite reminiscent of Charlton Heston finding the Statue of Liberty in Planet of the Apes. Edit
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