Production

Kim Possible was created for television by writers-producers Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley and produced for Disney Channel by Walt Disney Television Animation. The series premiered in June 2002 and ran through an original production run that led into multiple seasons and two television films produced alongside the show.

Creators and development history

Kim Possible began as a concept by the writing-producing team Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley. According to accounts from the creators and later profiles, the two conceived the premise—centering on a capable teenage heroine and her less-capable best friend—early in their collaboration and developed it into a television series for the Disney Channel. McCorkle and Schooley served as writers and executive producers on the show and oversaw its development and the television films derived from it. The pair have been recognized for their work on the series and related projects by industry groups.

Production companies and directors

The series was produced by Walt Disney Television Animation in association with the Disney Channel. McCorkle and Schooley are credited as the creators and as executive producers on episodes and television movies tied to the series. Individual episode credits show a production team that included producers, dialogue directors and a range of art and sound department personnel; episode credits for several installments list the creators among the writing credits and name producers and production management staff associated with Disney Channel oversight. The theme song performer and music contributors are credited in episode production listings.

Broadcast run, seasons and episodes

Kim Possible premiered on the Disney Channel in June 2002. The show aired across multiple seasons and produced a total run that included 65 episodes by the time production initially ended in February 2005; the series later returned for a fourth season after a renewal and concluded with a finale in 2007. Alongside the episodic run, two television films tied to the series were produced and released during the show's run. Individual episodes were released and rebroadcast on Disney Channel-affiliated blocks and sister channels.