Kim Possible

X-ray Machine: The X-ray machine Ron does the leg thing with is almost identical to the one in the Herge comic book "The Adventures of Tintin: Destination Moon". The two policemen in the series (Thompson and Tompson) split up to look for a "criminal". One Thompson, instead of finding a criminal, almost got scared to death by a "skeleton". The other Thompson doesn't believe him, and goes down the hallway... and sees the skeleton! What they are unaware of is that they are looking at each other through an X-ray - Thompson #1 was looking at Thompson #2 through the X-ray (who was standing in front of a "screen"), and goes back to tell Thompson #2. Thompson #2 then goes back (alone) to check it out, while Thompson #1 stands in front of the "screen". Thompson #1 then sees Thompson #1 through the X-ray.

Frankenstein: Vivian's first two initials (VF) match Victor Frankenstein's initials. Victor Frankenstein is a character in Mary Shelley's book, "Frankenstein", which was made into a movie. Just like Vivian, Frankenstein created his own living being, but his monster wasn't a robot, whilst Vivian's creation (Oliver) was.

Disneyland: The scene where the train headlight heads straight in Kim's direction references the train collision scene at the end of the Disneyland attraction "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride".

Ron: "My Little Puppy 2; Puppy's Pride" "My Little Puppy 2; Puppy's Pride" is a combined reference of My Little Pony and Pound Puppies, two cartoons based on toy-lines from the 1980's.

Ron: Changed my mind, thought I'd catch "Meeting Cute" instead "Meeting Cute" is a writers' slang for the scene in a story where the protagonist meets their love interest.

Ron: Changed my mind, thought I'd catch "Meeting Cute" instead "Meeting Cute" was the title for an early episode of Matt Groening's comic strip "Life in Hell." That particular strip also dealt with a loser (Binky the rabbit) trying to work up the courage (and constantly saying he didn't have a chance) to ask out a cute girl rabbit (Sheba).

Batman Beyond Zita's name is a reference to "The Zeta Project." This was "Batman Beyond" spinoff that aired on the WB where Will Friedle (Ron) starred as the voice of Batman (who he voiced regularly on the orginal series).

Brazil: The Robot Rumbles' personnel identification machine is very similar to a security device used in Terry Gilliam's "Brazil" (though the one in "Brazil" looked more like an eyeball)

Schwarzenegger #3: Oliver's unmasking: Oliver is very similar to Stan Winston's T-800 endoskeletons (though definitely less evil looking).

Schwarzenegger #2: Robot pursuit scene The robot climbing on the back of the railcar mirrors the mental hospital escape scene in Terminator 2 where the T-1000 climbs up the back of the police car that John and Sarah Connor are escaping in.

Schwarzenegger #1: X-ray machine at Space Center Last seen in a security checkpoint in "Total Recall" (1990).

2001: A Space Odyssey: When Mr. Dr. Possible talks about an artificial intelligence for a top-secret Jupiter mission, this is a reference the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, HAL-9000 is the intelligent computer aboard a spacecraft headed for Jupiter. While the mission is not top secret, the true purpose is.

The Wrong Trousers: The robotic legs that run amok in Fen's lab are a reference to the 1993 Nick Park claymation film "The Wrong Trousers" featuring the characters Wallace (the master) and Gromit (his dog).