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Kim and Ron get sucked into the world of cable television.
Kim and Ron get sucked into the world of cable television.
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S3, EP14 "And the Mole-rat Will Be CGI ..."A hotshot action film producer named Blamhammer witnesses Kim's and Ron's crime-fighting skills firsthand and decides to base his next movie on them.
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S3, EP13 "Gorilla Fist"Yori returns to enlist Ron's help in tracking down Sensei, who has mysteriously gone missing; Kim's jealousy gets the better of her, and she can't help but assume Yori is playing Ron when she smothers him with endless praise.
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S3, EP12 "Team Impossible"Kim has nothing left to do when a rival crime-fighting team gets angry that she cut into its for-hire crime fighting business and tries to put her out of work.
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S3, EP11 "Rappin' Drakken"Drakken decides that in order to properly launch his new mind control shampoo, he needs to get the product mentioned in a rap song.
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S3, EP10 "Overdue; Roachie"Ron must backtrack though recent missions to find a lost library book; Ron displays an unsettling affinity for roaches.
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