- Original release
- Previous episode S03E11 - Gorilla Fist
- Number S03E12
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Director
Steve Loter
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Writers
John Behnke
Rob Humphrey
- Country United States
- Genres Action, Adventure, Animation, Children, Comedy, Family, Mystery, Romance, Science-Fiction
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14 mars 2025 - 20:14
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And the Molerat Will Be CGI
Junior attempts to rob the Tower of London, but accidentally tries to rob a movie set replica. Kim and Ron go to stop them and perform an extreme mid air stunt and the movie set's director offers them a movie, which they happily agree to. Kim now must deal with Heather, an actress who is going to be her in the movie taking her friends, and Ron has to deal with Quinn, an actor who is going to be him in the movie act completely opposite of him. All of this while they have to stop Junior who is out for revenge on the director for not putting him in the movie.
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At the heart of **K.C. Undercover** is K.C. Cooper’s journey as she balances her responsibilities as a teenager with her newfound role as a secret agent for The Organization, a government agency dedicated to fighting crime and protecting national security. With her parents being spies themselves, K.C.'s life takes a wild turn as she learns the ropes of espionage while trying to keep her double life hidden from her friends - especially Marisa Miller (played by Veronica Dunne), who adds comedic relief and support throughout their escapades.
The series not only highlights thrilling spy missions but also delves into everyday family issues that resonate with viewers of all ages. From dealing with sibling rivalries with her brother Ernie (Kamil McFadden) to navigating friendships and romantic interests like Brett Willis (Ross Butler), K.C.’s experiences are both humorous and heartfelt. Each episode presents unique challenges — like recovering top-secret codes during a school dance or convincing her parents that Ernie is ready to join their spy team — making it easy for viewers to get hooked on the fun!
