Graduation TV Description from TVGuide

[wallaceb]

http://www.tvguide.com/detail/tv-show.aspx?tvobjectid=194598&more=ucepisodelist&episodeid=6976573

Kim's graduation ceremony is interrupted by alien invaders who abduct her. The dire situation forces her to team up with Ron, Drakken and Shego to fight Warmonga and Warhok, who want to take over Earth.

[GoTeamGirl]

That sounds like an interesting episode. Team up with Drakken and Shego? Very interesting...

[Cloud23465]

I kinda had a feeling some villans would become good guys to deal with this sitch. But then Shego already did this once in MD&A so we know it can be done. I can't wait!:surprised:

[GoTeamGirl]

I kinda had a feeling some villans would become good guys to deal with this sitch. But then Shego already did this once in MD&A so we know it can be done. I can't wait!:surprised:

Maybe we'll find out what Shego wanted to say to Kim in "Stop Team Go".

[Cloud23465]

I kinda had a feeling some villans would become good guys to deal with this sitch. But then Shego already did this once in MD&A so we know it can be done. I can't wait!:surprised:

Maybe we'll find out what Shego wanted to say to Kim in "Stop Team Go".

I dunno about that... remeber she had the effects of the Attitudinator on her and she wasn't evil... but It could happen but I'm really doubting it will. Though i'm still curious as to what would of been said... Doh! Now I wanna know myself even though I didn't.:blink::surprised:

[MrDrP]

Amazing. We have a description for the series finale but still no word about Larry's Birthday!

[campy]

Amazing. We have a description for the series finale but still no word about Larry's Birthday!Shhh, it's a surprise. We don't want Larry to find out.

[Cloud23465]

Amazing. We have a description for the series finale but still no word about Larry's Birthday!Shhh, it's a surprise. We don't want Larry to find out.

Jeez, I though the episodes name was good enough of a description.:laugh:
I'm kinda at a toss up on this episode weather it'll be good or not :unsure:.
I would of loved to see an episode with Kim and Ron while they were dating and have one of them have a birthday and see how that turned out... Oh well.:dubiety:

[Darth_Comrade]

Note that is says:

'The dire situation forces her...'

Apparantly, it appears the alliance isn's something any of them did by choice. Coolio! :biggergrin:

I like the this is going!

*is hoping for an epic space battle*

[GoTeamGirl]

Note that is says:

'The dire situation forces her...'

Apparantly, it appears the alliance isn's something any of them did by choice. Coolio! :biggergrin:

I like the this is going!

*is hoping for an epic space battle*

It must be a pretty dire situation.

A lot of awkweirdness will most likely ensue.

[MrDrP]

I'm guessing that Kim will be teamed up with Drakken and Ron will be working with Shego.

[Fireand'chutes77]

I'm guessing that Kim will be teamed up with Drakken and Ron will be working with Shego.
At least Ron will be happy. :laugh: ;)

[TheGreenMagic]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.

[GoTeamGirl]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.

Ron will, but Kim certainly won't be happy. And Shego might not be either.

[campy]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.Does everyone on the planet have a name that begins War— ? Reminds me of Star Trek. Didn't someone in the early days of the show once say that all Vulcan names began with Sp— ?

I wonder what some other Lorwardians are called. Wardcleaver? Warrenbeatty?

[jeriddian]

Actually, it kind of makes sense to end the series this way. You have the eternally battling bad guys and good guys forced to work together to fight an even bigger outside threat. Even more important is the grouping of the sidekicks together, as well as the leaders of each opposite team.

Maybe Ron will step up to the plate enough to earn a little respect from the Green Princess herself. He certainly had it from her when he was Zorpox.

Of course. Kim had worked with Drakken on "Bad Boy", but he was good then. It should be interesting to see how they interact when he's evil.

But in the end, once they've kicked the Lowardian's collective posteriors as we know they will (or maybe just convince them to go eslewhere), the really interesting thing will be to see where they go from there. What will they show us after the fight is done, and the Lorwardians are gone?

Will they show the aftermath? Will Kim go to college overseas? Where? Will Ron follow her? I imagine that Shego and Drakken will simply go back to being villains and enemies again, but something might change.

These are among the many questions that really intrigue me (and probably everyone else too:P).

[MrDrP]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.Does everyone on the planet have a name that begins War— ? Reminds me of Star Trek. Didn't someone in the early days of the show once say that all Vulcan names began with Sp— ?

I wonder what some other Lorwardians are called. Wardcleaver? Warrenbeatty?

I'm pretty sure that one of the Warlordians went to Auburn. Some guy named Wareagle ...

[Commander Argus]

Drat, I was hoping the leader would have a name like, oh, Commander Argus (in one of those 'coincidences' like "Shego Rocks")

[AinoMinako]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.Does everyone on the planet have a name that begins War— ? Reminds me of Star Trek. Didn't someone in the early days of the show once say that all Vulcan names began with Sp— ?

I wonder what some other Lorwardians are called. Wardcleaver? Warrenbeatty?

I'm pretty sure that one of the Warlordians went to Auburn. Some guy named Wareagle ...

:laugh::laugh::laugh: I might have been the only one to get that? Hmm. Living in Alabama helps.

Topic: The episode looks promising.

[Fireand'chutes77]

:laugh::laugh::laugh: I might have been the only one to get that? Hmm. Living in Alabama helps.

Topic: The episode looks promising.
Considering it's KP's final go, it'd better be. ;) :cool:

[kyojikasshu]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.Does everyone on the planet have a name that begins War— ? Reminds me of Star Trek. Didn't someone in the early days of the show once say that all Vulcan names began with Sp— ?

I wonder what some other Lorwardians are called. Wardcleaver? Warrenbeatty?

I'm pretty sure that one of the Warlordians went to Auburn. Some guy named Wareagle ...

Oh, God... I'm very familiar with the whole "War Eagle" thing, thanks to Jim Rome. In fact, on his radio show, it's become "War" any old thing (i.e. "War the Maize and Blue", "War Michael Vick sharing a cell with Rae Carruth", "War the Commonwealth of Virginia", "War the ban on Jeff in Richmond calling the show", or "War Alvin's Mix at half-speed").

As far as the Vulcan names go, early on, it was suggested that they stick strictly with "SP__K", but they quickly realized that with three of five letters fixed, it severely limited their options. The naming convention was relaxed further in the movie era, and from TNG through Enterprise, a greater variety of names showed up.

[campy]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.Does everyone on the planet have a name that begins War— ? Reminds me of Star Trek. Didn't someone in the early days of the show once say that all Vulcan names began with Sp— ?

I wonder what some other Lorwardians are called. Wardcleaver? Warrenbeatty?

I'm pretty sure that one of the Warlordians went to Auburn. Some guy named Wareagle ...

:laugh::laugh::laugh: I might have been the only one to get that? Hmm. Living in Alabama helps. Nah, almost anyone who'd watched enough college football games on TV would get that one. Even up here in chilly New England. :D

[MrDrP]

I'd say so.

"She's wanted in eleven countries."
"Make that twelve."

Well, at least the leader of Warmonga's people finally has a name. Now just to find out who his voice actor is. I'm still crossing my fingers for Wayne Knight.Does everyone on the planet have a name that begins War— ? Reminds me of Star Trek. Didn't someone in the early days of the show once say that all Vulcan names began with Sp— ?

I wonder what some other Lorwardians are called. Wardcleaver? Warrenbeatty?

I'm pretty sure that one of the Warlordians went to Auburn. Some guy named Wareagle ...

Oh, God... I'm very familiar with the whole "War Eagle" thing, thanks to Jim Rome. In fact, on his radio show, it's become "War" any old thing (i.e. "War the Maize and Blue", "War Michael Vick sharing a cell with Rae Carruth", "War the Commonwealth of Virginia", "War the ban on Jeff in Richmond calling the show", or "War Alvin's Mix at half-speed").

As far as the Vulcan names go, early on, it was suggested that they stick strictly with "SP__K", but they quickly realized that with three of five letters fixed, it severely limited their options. The naming convention was relaxed further in the movie era, and from TNG through Enterprise, a greater variety of names showed up.

My exposure to War Eagle came via my wife's family. Her late grandfather was a professor at Auburn. We used to visit her grandmother in Alabama before the grand old lady died at 100.

Auburn's an interesting town. (Definitely not like chilly New England!) I have many fond memories of Toomer's -- a lunch counter with the world's best lemonade. It's a place I could easily see Kim and Ron frequenting.