A/N: Well, I never thought I'd get this far, but, here it is. Chapter 17. And I don't really see this ending any time soon.

Disclaimer: You know it. I know it. The lawyers know it. But just in case. KP related properties belong to Disney while Late Show related properties belong to World Wide Pants.

Reviewer thanks this chapter go to: kwebs, Drakonis Aurous, kim's 1 fan, Samurai Crunchbird, Anabri, screaming phoenix, Pharaoh Rutin Tutin, Captain IT, the writing team of JAKT, storyreader51, whitem, acosta perez jose ramiro, Nutzkie, Kimron Posstoppable, and The Real Sidekick.

If you'll notice, whitem's being bolded indicates something special. Read to find out.

Late show host David Letterman leaned forward onto his elbows and looked out over at the crowd in front of him. "Folks, as you know, our Kim Possible writer hit the magic 200 review mark on his reposting list over at the fanfiction dot net."

"Oh really? Well, congratulations to him!" Paul Shaffer, leader of the CBS Orchestra said.

"Now, indeed, this is a great landmark to reach, and, we are very proud of him here at the Late Show. But, he's not stopping." Dave said.

"Well I should hope not, the list that he gives us are great! I mean, sure, there were a few duds, but over all very enjoyable," Paul said.

"Well, in honoring his 200th review, the person that left the review, a," Dave said and looked down at a card, "am I reading this right? A Mr. Whitem?"

"I'm pretty sure that's it, Dave," Paul said.

"Well, this Mr. Whitem was given the opportunity to pick the subject for the next top ten list, and, well, we just got that list in earlier today. So, Ladies and gentlemen," Dave said and then brought the card off his desk and held it in his right hand high in the air, "Here is tonight's top ten list, let's do this."

On the audience screen, the numbers ten through one were shown sitting at type writers, occasionally throwing slips of paper over their shoulders.

"As you know, folks, Kim Possible's catch phrase is 'What's the sitch?' and it's become an internet crazy and there are t-shirts and everything else of it. But, what you folks didn't know is that there were phrases that she rejected before using her current one. Well, our writer was able to get those phrases out of her. So, from the home office in Owasso, Oklahoma, top ten rejected Kim Possible catchphrases. And here to present the list, we have none other than Kim Possible herself." Dave said.

As Kim walked out to the center of the stage, the song "Call Me, Beep Me," was performed by the CBS orchestra as the crowd gathered were on their feet giving Kim a huge applause. As the applause light went out, the crowd returned to their seats.

"Once again, top ten rejected Kim Possible catchphrases. Here we go. Number ten."

"What it is?"

"Number nine."

"Another service from your Friendly Neighborhood Teen-Hero!"

"Number eight."

"Ugh, again?"

"Number seven."

"It's ACTION TIME!"

"Number six."

"Yeah?"

"Number five."

"Initiate Possible Plan 1!"

"Number four."

"Yes, Mr. Load?"

"Number three."

"Possible. Kim Possible."

"Number two."

"I am justice! I am your nightmares! I am KIM POSSIBLE!"

"And the number one rejected Kim Possible catchphrase."

"Everybody gets one."

"We'll be right back with more from Kim Possible!" Dave shouted over the roaring applause of the audience, sending the show to commercial.