Kim Possible
2002–2007Disney ChannelAnimation
'Call Me, Beep Me' over split-screen spy graphics — a theme so tied to the show that Disney rerecorded it for the live-action film and was widely told not to.
Kim Possible opens with a main title sequence of 59 seconds.
It arrived on Disney Channel in 2002, when The Proud Family, Even Stevens and Lizzie McGuire were also on the network.
The opening titles
Season 1
59sPosted by Disney's own animation channel, with Call Me, Beep Me as broadcast rather than the film's re-recording.
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