| Production Number: | 416 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Executive Producer(s): | Bob Schooley Mark McCorkle |
| Writer(s): | Henry Gilroy |
| Art Director(s): | Unknown |
| Dialogue Director(s): | Unknown |
Characters (in order of appearance)
Overview
Ron is stuck with mentoring Artie, a rebellious teenage who happens to be the son of Ron's employer, Mr. Martin Smarty himself. Meanwhile, Frugal Lucre asks Drakken to mentor him in the art of evil.
Plot Summary
Mission
Personal Storyline
Quotes
Transcript
- Main article: The Mentor of Our Discontent/Transcript
Memorable Quotes
Gallery
Team Possible's Clothes
Kim
Ron
Misc Images From Episode
Supplementary Information
Middleton High School Reader Board
Team Possible's Transportation
Allusions
Trivia
After the adventure, Shego attempted to continue seeing Martin Smarty because he was rich until seeing that he had a son, Which caused her to walk away.
Errors
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
- Written and Produced by
References
External links
Merchandise
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Martin Smarty gives Ron a new job at Smarty Mart -- be a role model for his rebellious son, Artie. Meanwhile, Drakken and Frugal Lucre team up to take over the world by taking control of Smarty Mart's new shelf-stocking robots, and now Ron, Kim, and Artie must stop them from wrecking Smarty-mart.
Mission Briefing
- Villains: Dr. Drakken, Shego and Frugal Lucre
- Evil plot: use The Ultimate Remote Control to turn the Smarty Mart Stockbots into an evil robot army
- Kim's transportation:
Episode Description
Transcript
Running Gags
Middleton High School readerboard
Memorable Quotes
Notes
- At one point in this episode, Shego wears a blonde wig. Interestingly enough, Nicole Sullivan, Shego's voice actor, is a natural blonde.
- Ron was at work in this episode but Kim wasn't, probably because it was Kim's day off, making the only epsiode where Ron was at work but Kim wasn't.
Production Information
Errors
Continuity
Shego reminds Drakken of the failed Diablo plan
- While planning to distract Martin Smarty, Shego remarks, "You know, I abducted the guy once...", a reference to "The Big Job".
- Shego's holding up one of the Diablo toys and pointing out what disaster they were is a nod to "So the Drama".
Allusions
- When Ron says "With great pets, comes great responsibility", this is a play on the famous line spoken by Ben Parker in Spiderman.
- The title of this episode is a reference to the first line of William Shakespeare's play, Richard III. The original line, spoken by the title character, is 'Now is the winter of our discontent.'
Cast
Full Credits
External Links
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