#Nicole Sullivan

[sketchy-julia]

gotta love the snarky goth girl (having the same VA as Shego doesn’t hurt either)

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[burningexeter]

Here's the new details that I can give on Shego in the completely reworked version of Global Justice, that you can obviously both read and see below for yourself so beware of any potential spoilers:

• When we're first introduced to her, Shego is a wicked, cunning, boisterous, somewhat vile and femme fatale villain with her same signature snarky and witty sense of humor from the original series and takes sadistic pleasure in torturing and toying with her victims BUT is shown almost early on to have somewhat of a code and her own standards as well as a sense of genuine respect towards Kim for her skills.

• Shego is of course wanted in over 11 countries but is also top of the FBI's most wanted list, top of the CIA's most wanted and has a very high kill-count of her enemies. Topping it off, she's also at the top of Global Justice's most wanted thus making her the most dangerous and deadliest criminal and villain around currently.

• It's through Kim however that she starts to grow and evolve into more and more of a genuine anti-hero who while isn't afraid at all to get her hands dirty and still has the same personality, has a stronger moral code and that leads her to do the right thing.

• Another thing that is equally important is while her overall backstory and motivations for becoming evil will be left completely ambigious and never be revealed, there will be plenty of hints here and there. She was once the best, most highest ranking Global Justice agent that defeated and brought in over 500 villains on her own, she was captain of the cheerleaders in high school just like Kim is, she has a bachelor's degree in child psychology, she graduated top of her class at the FBI Academy in Quantico and she had a childhood fear of drowning that she overcame.

• But a major change and later reveal will be her connection to Kim. The relationship between her and Kim is the most important and central aspect of the show as both come into their own as unlikely heroes that can depend on one another and make an incredibly effective team. However, with all of that said, she also has a literal PERSONAL connection to her as it's revealed that [SPOILER ALERT] Shego is in fact her mother Ann Possible and this is what she does when she's not taking care of her family along with her husband.

This eventual reveal will be hinted at a couple of times home right after Shego leaves the house through the window with little footsteps on the roof being heard and last but not least, Ann grounding Kim for a little secret that only Shego knew and Kim told her with the former's reaction being pursed lips and both hands on her hips.

• Now as for why she kidnapped her own daughter and almost tried to "kill" her (not really as it turns out on the latter), that too will be left completely vague with the only answer being Shego telling Kim that she "was ready".

[toastedclownery]

Fantasy Fam voice claim compilation!! :o]

[docgold13]

Profiles in Villainy

Shego

The villainess and sometimes antihero known only as Shego comes from a large family where she grew up with four brothers.  In their adolescence, Shego and her brothers came across a mysterious meteorite that bestowed them each superhuman powers.  Shoeing herself received enhanced strength, speed and durability as well as a type of energy manipulation where she can generate a green, fiery plasma that can be used in a host of offensive and defensive fashions.  

Initially, Shengo and her brothers used their powers to become a team of super powered do-gooders.  Her brothers’ frequent chauvinistic attitudes coupled with Shengo’s own ambitions and desire for the winner things in life ultimately led to her becoming a villain and she ended up acting as the first lieutenant of the evil mastermind known as Dr. Drakken.  As Drakken’s partner, Shengo would have multiple run-ins with the young super-agent, Kim Possible and her sidekick, Ron Stoppable.  

Although Shengo has remained loyal to Drakken, there have been many an instance where Shengo has found herself having to team up with Kim and/or Ron in order to prevent disaster.  On these occasions, Shego has shown great heroism.

Actress Nicole Sullivan voices the character.  Shengo first appeared in the debut episode of Kim Possible, airing on June 7th, 2002.

[standupcomedyhistorian]

Hi, everyone!

I just watched the first two episodes of the Clone High reboot, and wow...hearing the Drowning Pools revamped theme song took me straight back to watching the show in college.

How has it been 20 years?! God, I'm so old haha

The voice acting is still top-notch (I'm not sold on the new Cleo yet, but Will Forte continues to nail the sweetness of Abe Lincoln in the original). I am also so happy they included Christa Miller by having her voice Candide Sampson, and the newest clones are working well for me so far.

By the way, Bo Burnham would be a PERFECT Abe...well, his younger self would have been as cute and awkward as Lincoln haha

Ayo Edebiri is fantastic as Harriet Tubman as well. Fun fact: She's good friends with Jerrod Carmichael and had her picture taken with Bo and Lorene last summer at the premiere of The Bear.

All in all, I'm loving time traveling back to 2003 through Lord and Miller! 🙌🏼

[clipsmix]

what are the odds

[mister-lucky-bunny]

Just found out that these two share a voice actress

[elijones94]

💥 Kara Danvers

[royalarmyofoz]

i love how nicole sullivan casually posted a picture of herself at wonder con with #clonehigh then dipped. what a legend

[littletroubledgrrrl]

[geekcavepodcast]

Clone High Teaser

Clone High is back with a revival that picks up where the 2002-2003 series left off. In the series some of the greatest minds in history were cloned and sent to high school as a military experiment by the Secret Board of Shadowy Figures. 

Voice talent for Clone High includes Will Forte (Abe), Nicole Sullivan (Joan), Phil Lord (Scudworth), Chris Miller (JFK / Mr. B), Christa Miller (Candide Sampson), Donald Faison (George Washington Carver), Judah Miller (Scangrade), Ayo Edebiri (Harriet), Mitra Jouhari (Cleo), Vicci Martinez (Frida Kahlo), Kelvin Yu (Confucius), Neil Casey (Topher Bus), Jana Schmieding (Sacagawea), Sam Richardson (Wesley), Mo Gaffney (Ms. Grumbles), Al Madrigal (Frederico), Danny Pudi (Dr. Neelankavil), Emily Maya Mills (Ethel Merman), Michael Bolton (Michael Bolton), Mandy Moore (Mandy Moore), Ian Ziering (Ian Ziering), and Steve Kerr (Steve Kerr).

Clone High debuts on HBO Max in Spring 2023.

[burningexeter]

MAJOR UPDATE ON GLOBAL JUSTICE:

Now this will change a lot of aspects and especially change the entire ending, it's an idea that will change the course of the show that is this little but important detail which recontextualizes everything and makes you go back and see the entire series in a new light....

In the show, the deuteragonist is Shego and the tritagonist is Bebe.

However, two major supporting characters are Kim's mother, Ann Possible, and a new character that is Kim's aunt, Jerrica, who's a successful olympic gymnast like how Kim's mom is a successful surgeon.

It's then however towards the end of the series, something is shown to us that reveals to the viewers only, the true identity of both Shego and Bebe.

See, for a vast majority of the whole show, the backstories of the two of them will remain completely ambigious but with little hints here and there sprinkled throughout — Shego used to be captain of the cheerleaders in high school just like Kim when she was a teenager too, Bebe hints that she's actually human and this is just her robot armor form and the two of them were top of the class Global Justice agents back in the day etc.

It's then that in one of the show's last episodes, after a long talk with her, Ann and Jerrica at the episode's end which serves as the main subplot that of course ties into the main storyline, both Ann and Jerrica wholeheartedly tell Kim that she did the absolute best she could and that they've always been and already are proud of her for who she is.

It's then that when the three walk away into the night, the camera pans down and it shows Shego's black glove on Ann's right hand and Bebe's blue robot hand on Jerrica's left hand to which the both of them immediately fix them right up to their normal hands.

The secret won't ever be revealed to Kim in the final episodes nor will it be a big part but with that said, the secret will be known to the audience and helps add to the show.

[thundergrace]

The youngins may not appreciate Nicole Sullivan being a recurring character and now Michael McDonald guest starring but I dooooo

They're the whole reason I say "literally" in every other post I make on the internet.

[sasa-chan]

Day 6:

Kim Possible: A Stitch in Time (2003)

Kim Possible: So the Drama (2005)

Kim Possible (2019)

[howardhawkshollywoodannex]

Nicole Sullivan as Patricia Nixon, Michael Jai White, and Salli Richardson-Whitfield as Gloria in Black Dynamite (2009).

Nicole was born in New York City and has 144 acting credits from a 1991 tv episode to seven 2022 tv episodes. Her other notable credits include voices on 61 episodes of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, 83 episodes of The King of Queens, voices on 45 episodes of Kim Possible, 40 episodes of Rita Rocks, 31 episodes of The Secret Saturdays, 63 episodes as a voice on The Penguins of Madagascar, 151 episodes of Mad TV, 60 episodes as voices on DC Super Hero Girls, 36 episodes as voices on Family Guy, and 28 episoders of Blackish.

[i-reviews-tuff]

Kim Possible: Proper Episode Order

TV & Streaming (Animated) Patreon YouTube Facebook Twitter Instagram TikTok Disney+ is looking awesome, what with all the shows and movies. Problem is, they still aren’t showing many of them in proper order! Now some of these shows had a looser continuity, but others very much had consistent things going on. Kim Possible is a prime example of this. Once you’ve watched it through as it…