Chasing Rufus

Chasing Rufus

Production Number:	414a
Season:	4
Executive Producer(s):	Bob Schooley Mark McCorkle
Writer(s):	Kim Duran
Art Director(s):	Unknown
Dialogue Director(s):	Unknown

Broadcast Information

US Broadcast Number:

84a

Disney Channel US Premiere:

August 12, 2007

Merchandise

iTunes Releases:

Unknown

Characters (in order of appearance)

• Kim Possible
• Ron Stoppable
• Rufus
• Wade

Plot Summary

After both Ron Stoppable and shallow Camille Léon leave their beloved pets behind during a fight, Rufus and Debutante go on an adventure, playing a little game of cat and mouse, traversing continents, and finding new friends, all to find their respective owners.

Mission

• Villains: Camille Leon
• Evil plot:
• Kim's transportation: Not known how Kim, Ron, and Rufus got to Greece, but Ron and Kim had to travel commercial in a passenger plane for a 12-hour plane ride, three different times in order to be reunited with Rufus, who they accidentally left in Greece, the first time.

Quotes

Transcript

Main article: Chasing Rufus/Transcript

Memorable Quotes

Ron: Oh, no! (after finding Camille's cat in a mail-order box instead of Rufus)

Kim: I think Camille will be a lot easier to track now.

Ron: How so?

Camille: (Distant scream)

Ron: Ten miles away?

Kim: Twelve, tops.

Gallery

Misc Images From Episode

Trivia

General

• This episode is a half episode (11 minutes) and airs with "Nursery Crimes".
• We learn in this episode that Ron had recurring nightmares of accidentally eating Rufus
• Judging by how Ron and Kim go from Greece to Middleton and back, it took them at least 36 hours.
• Real life naked mole rats cannot survive in temperatures below zero as shown when Rufus gets frozen solid in Antarctica, had this played out in real life. If not for Debutante, Rufus would have froze to death.
• This is the fourth time Rufus visits Go City in an episode. This time, he is not with Kim and Ron and he does not encounter an old foe of Team Go as he did with the previous 3 episodes set in Go City.

Running Gags

• Ron kept breaking his seat in the airplane, so that he would get booked up to first class in the airplane, although the first time, it was an accident. The other times, it was deliberate.
• Debutante trying to smooch Rufus.

Continuity

• The suit Ron wears at the beginning of this episode to go to the party is the same one he wore to the prom in "So the Drama".

Running Gags

Ron kept breaking his seat in the airplane, so that he would get booked up to first class in the airplane, although the first time, it was an accident. The other times, it was deliberate.

Behind the Scenes

Cast & Crew

• Executive Producers
• Story Editor
• Writers
• Art Director
• Line Producer
• Storyboard Supervisor
• Voice Talent
  • See Character List Above
• Dialogue Directors
• Voice Casting
• Storyboard
• Timing Directors
• Lead Character Design
• Character Design
• Character Clean-Up
• Location Design
• Prop Design
• Background Paint
• Color Stylists
• Main Title Design By
• Production Manager
• Overseas Animation Supervisor
• Technical Director
• Storyboard Revisions
• Continuity Coordinator
• BG Key Color Correction
• Animation Production by
• Film Editor
• Assistant Film Editor
• Pre-Production Track Editor
• Animatic Editor
• Scanners
• Track Reading
• Supervising Sound Editor
• Sound Editor
• Foley Mixer
• Foley Artist
• Re-Recording Mixers
• On-line Editor
• Original Dialogue Recording
• Assistant Dialogue Engineer
• Manager of Music Production
• Post Production Manager
• Post Production Supervisor
• Audio Supervisor
• Post Production Coordinator
• Production Coordinators
• Production Associate
• Production Secretary
• Production Control
• Casting Manager
• Script Coordinator
• Produced by
  • Walt Disney Television Animation

Music

• Score by
  • Adam Berry
• "Call Me, Beep Me! The Kim Possible Song"
  • Written and Produced by
    • Cory Lerios
    • George Gabriel
  • Performed by
    • Christina Milian

Merchandise

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Mission

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