KP S4 chronology

[MrDrP]

Hello all,

This may have been tackled elsewhere, but has any consensus developed regarding the chronological order of S4?

We know the following for sure:

First episode: Ill-Suited
Last episode: Graduation
Episodes occurring in the Fall: Car Alarm, Trading Faces, Mad Dogs and Aliens, The Big Job, Fashion Victim, Homecoming Upset, Clean Slate (Half-a-versary: assume K/R become couple in May, Clean Slate takes place in November)

Episodes occurring in February: Cupid Effect (I'm ignoring the fact that Kim's wearing old mission gear)

Episodes occurring in the Spring: Odds Man In (Kim says, “Snow. In spring?”) Cap'n Drakken (Senior Trip), Oh No, Yono! (Steve Loter said this one takes place directly before Graduation).

Based on this, I’m proposing the following chronology:

Ill-Suited
Last episode: Graduation

Fall:

Ill-Suited
Car Alarm (introduction of Sloth)
Trading Faces (old mission clothes)
Mad Dogs and Aliens (football)
The Big Job (K and R get jobs)
Fashion Victim (old mission clothes, K and R now both working)
Homecoming Upset (more football, homecoming usually late in season)
Clean Slate (Half-a-versary: assume K/R become couple in May, CS takes place in November),
Grande Size Me (why not?)
Big Bother (arrival of the previously unseen Hana)

February: Cupid Effect (I'm ignoring the fact that Kim's wearing old mission gear)

Spring:

Mather and Fervent (Ron’s playing soccer, a spring sport)
Mentor of Discontent (Arty’s in a pool)
Odds Man In (Kim says, “Snow. In spring?”)
Stop Team Go (why not?)
Chasing Rufus/Nursery Crimes (why not?)
Larry’s Birthday (why not?)
Cap'n Drakken (Senior Class Trip would be in late spring)
Oh No, Yono! (Steve Loter said this one takes place directly before Graduation)
Graduation

So, thoughts?

[Fireand'chutes77]

I believe this has been hammered over before, but since I don't have the spot memory of the EmPeror, I can't remember where it was.

[lunchmeat]

The writers seem to be purposfully vague about the chronology. I seem to recall one discussion where they had largely given up on trying to do story arcs in response to the Disney Channel's erratic scheduling and the lack of predictable sequencing on the return of completed material from Korea.

[MrDrP]

MBS did indeed comment on the unpredictable manner in which finished episodes returned from Korea. That said, I thought it was worth attempting. That it's challenging is without question. I've already made some changes based on some details I missed earlier ...

Fall:

Ill-Suited
Trading Faces (Tweebs enroll at MHS)
Car Alarm (introduction of Sloth)
Mad Dogs and Aliens (football; Tweebs become new mascots, so probably early in football season)
The Big Job (K and R get jobs)
Grande Size Me (let's just get this done with, kay? Kay.)
Fashion Victim (old mission clothes, K and R now both working)
Big Bother (arrival of the previously unseen Hana)
Clothes Minded (new mission duds for KP)
Homecoming Upset (more football, homecoming usually late in season)
Clean Slate (Half-a-versary: assume K/R become couple in May, CS takes place in November)

February: Cupid Effect (I'm ignoring the fact that Kim's wearing old mission gear)

Spring:

Mather and Fervent (Ron’s playing soccer, a spring sport)
Mentor of Discontent (Arty’s in a pool)
Odds Man In (Kim says, “Snow. In spring?”)
Stop Team Go (why not?)
Chasing Rufus/Nursery Crimes (why not?)
Larry’s Birthday (why not?)
Cap'n Drakken (Senior Class Trip would be in late spring)
Oh No, Yono! (Steve Loter said this one takes place directly before Graduation)

[jeriddian]

This was the chronological order the EmPeror has listed for comparison.

Kim Possible - Season 4
66. Ill-Suited
67. Car Alarm
68. Trading Faces
69. The Big Job
70. Mad Dogs and Aliens
71. Fashion Victim
72. Grande Size Me
73. The Cupid Effect
74. Big Bother
75. Clothes Minded

76. Odds Man In
77. Mathter and Fervent
78. Clean Slate
79. Homecoming Upset
80. Stop Team Go
81. Cap'n Drakken
82. The Mentor of Our Discontent

83. Larry's Birthday
84. Oh No! Yono!
85. Chasing Rufus / Nursery Crimes
86. Graduation, Part 1
87. Graduation, Part 2