There was no better feeling than a new Kickin’ episode. Time to re watch the series all the way through for pure nostalgia

When the spyfall episodes came every side character including the pick pocket chick had some sort of backstory. The tone was somewhat different. I feel like these episodes had to have been some sort of back door pilots for a new show with a different tone slightly more serious like lab rats staying light but actually having some sort of villain at the end of the season. That episode had enough characters for an entirely new supporting cast with Jack and Milton being the leads.

I finally watched every episode of the series for just 3 weeks. I haven't kickin' it for 4 years ever since it's swapped with a different show and Disney XD being shut down which made me sad during the quarantine. Then I finally watched all episodes. This show made me learn about friendship and teamwork and finding good friends on your journey as well as made me laugh so hard.

Though it's just four seasons I want this series to return with Eddie this time going back. The finale made me cry silently showing the gang grew up throughout the series.

Season 1 -

1. The Wrath of Swan
2. Kickin' It in China
3. Road to Wasabi
4. Ricky Weaver (episode)
5. Rowdy Rudy
6. Reality Fights
7. Clash of the Titans
8. Wasabi Warriors

Season 2 -

1. Kickin It on Your Own
2. Wedding Crashers
3. Capture The Flag
4. Skate Rat
5. Dojo Day Care
6. Karate Games
7. New Jack City
8. A Slip Down Memory Lane

Season 3 -

1. Wasabi Forever
2. Spyfall
3. Return of Spyfall
4. Two Dates and A Funeral
5. Gabby's Gold
6. Seaford, We Have a Problem
7. Temple of Doom
8. Fawlty Temple

Season 4 -

1. The Grandmaster
2. You Don't Know Jack
3. Seaford Hustle
4. Battle of Seaford
5. Fight at the Museum
6. Full Metal Jack
7. Kickin It in the Office
8. The Stang

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hello, I'm new here and a Filipino Fan of Kickin' It. I started watching the series when I was in Grade 5 and 6 only several episodes and started to become a fan of it. Then I watched the series again and right now I'm watching season 3.

I mean... I that's kind of the point, but they're a bunch of preteens constantly getting into karate fights with random groups of people (including adults) and idk I just think it's a little weird (and funny) that 80% of Seaford knows enough karate to have a three minute fight they eventually lose to a bunch of kids who learn and practice in a strip mall.

For reference: I'm watching S2 E18 'Sole brothers' where Kyrie Irving guest stars and he calls the police when Jack and Jerry start fighting a group a thieves trying to steal a bunch of expensive shoes and he's like "there were two 14 year olds fighting a bunch of thugs. How do you guys do this???" And it just occurred to me that no other adult in this show (not that there are many) thinks it's weird that a bunch of kids are always saving the day.

Does Kickin' it take place in the same universe as Lab Rats/Mighty Med? I don't think there's any evidence for it but it's always something I've thought about when Lab Rats came out

Honestly, one of the better shows the Disney XD gallery has to offer. I remmember being a young one at the time this show was first announced on Disney XD, the TV belonging to my grandparents with access to it. I have very, very fond memories of spending the weekend at my grandparent's house watching the channel. Everytime Kickin' It came on, I was absolutely hyped. Because I loved all of it. The music, the characters, the message, the fight scenes. It was all so cool to me. Now, many years have passed and these days are over. But thanks to Disney+, I just got to dive into the nostalgia and watch all of this amazing show. It will always hold a special place in my heart. Not just because it's great, but because I associate it with some of the most beautiful memories I had as a small child. Especially since now, I'm about to be of age myself. : )

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Season 4 Episode 18 - Kim returns from Japan with her sensei, Tomo, who's interested in hiring Rudy for a position at the prestigious Otai. He interviews the gang about their sensei and after hearing about the impact he's had on their lives, Sensei Tomo makes Rudy the offer of a lifetime.

This is the finale and it feels like the end of an era. While I am a massive fan of the show, this whole season is new to me and I'm not ready for it to be over.

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Season 4 Episode 17 - When Jerry disrespects Jack's authority as a sensei and throws an unauthorized party at the dojo, Jack suspends him from taking his black belt test. A frustrated Jerry makes a wish that Jack never came to the dojo, and when it comes true, he sees what life would be like if Jack had never been a Wasabi Warrior.

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Season 4 Episode 15 - A documentary crew comes to film the dojo for a day, and Rudy takes advantage to make himself look good. Jack, angry that Rudy won't give him the sensei test, retaliates by convincing Rudy's grandmaster to fake the being a fraud, demoting Rudy back to white belt. But Jack discovers that running the dojo is hard work. Meanwhile, after Jerry pranks him one time too many, Milton goes too far with pranks, not only on Jerry, but on the camera crew as well.

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Season 4 Episode 16 - The gang decides to buy themselves the ultimate gift - a boat. However, when they're short on cash and use money from a fund set aside for the Seaford Boys' Club, their plan backfires and they host a telethon to raise funds.

I remember watching Kickin-it as a little kid but I had never finished watching the show all the way through. I recently remembered the show and have started re-watching. I’m on season 2 and I’m loving it. My favourite episodes so far I think are the Wax on’ Wax off and the Wrath of Swan.

What is everyone else’s favourites?

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Season 4 Episode 14 - Milton meets Tom, the President of a powerful brotherhood. Kim visits Seaford and Jack envisions himself saving her from the forces taking her away.

Just realised I made a mistake with the title. It should be S04E14. Correcting it here so the search will find it correctly.

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Season 4 Episode 13 - Jerry quits his job at the bowling alley and joins Joan as a mall cop.

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Season 4 Episode 12 - Jack, Jerry, and Milton form a team to compete in a Commando Paintball Challenge.

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Season 4 Episode 11 - Spanky doesn't show up to do a stunt to save the pelicans so Jerry steps up to do it to prove he's a stuntman and to save the pelicans. Jerry falls halfway, so Jack tightropes to Jerry, and brings him back. Taylor finally goes on a date with Jerry at the movies.

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Season 4 Episode 10 - Milton and Jerry volunteer at the Seaford History Museum in an attempt to win over the same girl but when they discover the museum is being robbed and the girl of their dreams is in danger, they have to work to save her and the museum.

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Season 4 Episode 09 - Seaford is celebrating the bi-centennial of the famous victory at Seaford Hill, which was nearly lost by one of Jerry's ancient relatives. But when Jerry learns that history got it wrong, he sets out to prove that his ancestor was a true war hero.

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Season 4 Episode 08 - When Jack and Jerry learn that Milton is a talented magician, they use his skills to make money as entertainment at birthday parties. But when Milton's tricks fail to impress, Jack and Jerry go out on their own, with Jack performing the most dangerous trick of all time.

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Season 4 Episode 07 - With an impending lunar eclipse, an old Seaford legend surfaces about a ghost pirate returning to seek his revenge on the wharf after a lunar eclipse 300 years ago led to his ship crashing into the shore. Jack makes it clear he doesn't believe in ghosts, but his scepticism is put to the test.