Larry's Birthday

[campy]

So, my only options are wait until it comes out on iTunes, hope it comes on DxD or wait until the half-hour before "Graduation".

It's been out on iTunes since this early morning. My subscription email is timestamped 3:22 am. It's on the list for single episode purchase too.

[Mike_Industries]

Everyone stop talking about this episode until I get a chance to watch it!

Well, last night I was doubly, if not triply, thwarted in my efforts to watch this ep.

I'm on vacation (not saying exactly where :P ), and where I am the digital schedule said KP would come on at 7. So, I wait until 7, only to look a little bit feore than to see that it's been preempted by Hanna Montana and that KP will be on at 10. Remembering the "Big Bother/Harry Potter" debacle not too long ago, I wait until 7 to see what will happen. 7 o'clock rolls around, and it's the Hanna Montana intro (live action tween crowd screaming - obviously not Kim Possible). So, I resolve to wait until 10 to see Larry's Birthday. By 10, not only do I find out that my hotel doesn't get the Disney Channel (despite getting numerous other cable channels), but the digital schedule channel says that KP is not on at 10 anyways.

And now I found out that I seem to be the only person who got preempted when it comes to Larry's Birthday. So, my only options are wait until it comes out on iTunes, hope it comes on DxD or wait until the half-hour before "Graduation".

Aww, Don't feel bad. I missed it too, but I caught it the second time around on Disney 2 (Yeah, 2 disney channels in my home helps out a lot) But I really didn't see too much of it (Stay quiet NEB!) You could always find it online too.

[cpneb]

Aww, Don't feel bad. I missed it too, but I caught it the second time around on Disney 2 (Yeah, 2 disney channels in my home helps out a lot) But I really didn't see too much of it (Stay quiet NEB!) You could always find it online too.

Aww, do I have to?

I'll try to be good: this time...

[Mike_Industries]

Aww, do I have to?

I'll try to be good: this time...

Don't try, You NEED to be good!

LB has been on Itunes since this morning? Wow, I need to get over thar!

[Cloud23465]

Another thing I noticed: that's some sensitive palm print scanner on Kim's closet if it can read through her glove.

Ah someone else caught that too, huh? I got a good laugh out of it. I said to myself that's some fine equipment right there if it can read though gloves... but then again if Wade made it... it could be possible.

[Rob]

I enjoyed the episode. Funny that they pulled the "he married the boss's sister" bit with that dweebish henchman.

Oh, and I was rather surprised by the end-credits bit. Those two weren't even in the episode proper, but they got to do the coda. "Cousin Larry? Never heard of him."

[Fireand'chutes77]

No. I would have to disagree with that. The ep says Larry is 19, not Kim or Ron. I think Kim and Ron are 18, and that Ron is a little younger than Kim (possibly even 17 for Ron), but that's just my guess...

In fact, 19 years of age is a little old for graduation from high school for most kids, and for someone as as smart as Kim, she would not have ever been held back a grade...

It would all depend on whenever their birthdays happen to be, I guess, and what the situation was when they entered kindergarten. I have a birthday in April, and I entered kindergarten a year later than "normal." I will be entering Senior year as 18 and leaving it in May as 19. Ron, like Larry, has some social issues, albeit less pronounced, although they might have been more noticeable at an earlier age, and he might have started kindergarten a year later. As for Kim, she could've very well been off-the-wall ("...No babysitter alive could handle you... Not that we could find anyone willing to try after a certain point."), and her parents might have waited a year.

Of course, this is all very up-in-the-air, and the chances of all three of them waiting a year for kindergarten are somewhat slim.

[campy]

I enjoyed the episode. Funny that they pulled the "he married the boss's sister" bit with that dweebish henchman.

Oh, and I was rather surprised by the end-credits bit. Those two weren't even in the episode proper, but they got to do the coda. "Cousin Larry? Never heard of him."

I wonder if this is foreshadowing of a role for Larry in the finale? If the Kepler project can come back ... who knows?

[Rob]

No. I would have to disagree with that. The ep says Larry is 19, not Kim or Ron. I think Kim and Ron are 18, and that Ron is a little younger than Kim (possibly even 17 for Ron), but that's just my guess...

In fact, 19 years of age is a little old for graduation from high school for most kids, and for someone as as smart as Kim, she would not have ever been held back a grade...

It would all depend on whenever their birthdays happen to be, I guess, and what the situation was when they entered kindergarten. I have a birthday in April, and I entered kindergarten a year later than "normal." I will be entering Senior year as 18 and leaving it in May as 19. Ron, like Larry, has some social issues, albeit less pronounced, although they might have been more noticeable at an earlier age, and he might have started kindergarten a year later. As for Kim, she could've very well been off-the-wall ("...No babysitter alive could handle you... Not that we could find anyone willing to try after a certain point."), and her parents might have waited a year.

Of course, this is all very up-in-the-air, and the chances of all three of them waiting a year for kindergarten are somewhat slim.

I should point out that I was somewhat socially inept (more on the level of Ron than Larry, mind you), and yet I graduated with the Class of 1992, at age 17, after skipping to 1st grade after just two months of Kindergarten.

[lunchmeat]

If it doesn't work, I'll be happy to come by and hit your pituitary for you (I have a rather nice 8 pound sledge...) . More showers, grasshopper.

Sounds like a pretty interesting episode. I don't have cable yet, so I'll have to content myself with screen caps and hearsay until then. If I have to, I'll check into a hotel this Friday to catch the finale.

The "scenario 19" twist at the end with Larry in the battlesuit made up for the entire thing, though.

I saw that coming once Dementor and the rest were unable to locate the supersuit, but it was still fun anyway.

We get to meet Aunt June for the first time. She appears to be her father's sister., and about what I would expect for Larry's mother.

And if Larry is roughly the same age as Kim, we've finally gotten ages pinned down - Kim, Ron, and Larry are 19.

(And, unfortunately, my very first thought after that was "Whooo! Kim and Ron are both legal!" ...Which was immediately followed by my higher functions whacking my pituitary around several times with a shovel. :P)