Updated for February 8, 2011.

My "new kick" of Kim Possible has become a full-blown new hobby :) There's so much there to work with in what is ostensibly a children's cartoon series that has now been out of production for over three years. And for me, high school was a LONG time ago, yet the situations and settings still resonate.

And that's a show about a high school cheerleader who saves the world in-between classes.

Sure, laugh if you want, but it's a fun show, and there was a lot of thought put into it. The characters are fun, the situations enjoyable, and it wasn't written "down" to kids, just like Gargoyles before it.

How can Disney be so RIGHT with their animated series, and so juvenile and silly with the live-action ones? And where are the DVD sets for television series? I know, I know, seasonal sets are 'collector' items, and Disney doesn't care for the term ... well, Disney has listened, sort of. Seasons one and two are now available from Disney's Movie Club, as they have been in Germany for quite some time. Here's hoping Seasons three and four are in the works.

Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it. Take a peek at the Kim Possible section, I hope you'll enjoy the experience! There's a lot of wonderful stories from so many talented and inspired authors.

I now have two Kim Possible stories to my name, seen below. Chronologically, the second, 'The Grass is Always Greener,' comes before 'Only Two Things in Life are Certain.'

Take it and run,

Earl Allison

PS -- My image is of Bonnie Rockwaller, Kim's high school rival. I got it from the 'Bonnie Rockwaller Page,' to give credit where credit is due.