 Drakken s Bebe robots (see episode 1.9, "Attack of the Killer Bebes") are back, and they re trying to achieve perfection, this time without Drakken. While stealing equipment to mass-produce themselves, they realize that they need a human mind to coordinate their collective intelligence. While Kim and Ron are investigating the thefts of the equipment the Bebes have stolen, the robots overhear Kim say that Bonnie Rockwaller is the bossiest person. They decide to make Bonnie their queen. The Bebes have also perfected their super-speed, so Wade gives Kim a special pair of shoes he s designed that give the wearer super-speed. (Rufus steals the rodent-sized pair of shoes from a test mouse.) He warns her to use them only once they ve located the Bebes, but Kim uses them to catch up on all the favors she s promised: cleaning up a park, decorating the gym for a dance, etc. Once Wade has located the Bebes  lair, Kim and Ron head there via helicopter. But halfway there, time seems to stop to Kim s perception. The shoes have not only made her super-fast, but have accelerated her in time so that she can t be perceived (See "Star Trek" episode 3.11, "Wink of an Eye"). She leaves the helicopter and runs across water to the Bebes  island. There she discovers Bonnie hooked up to the Bebes  hive computer, and begins to battle the Bebes at super-speed. When Ron finally arrives, he finds Bonnie, but can t help her escape. Then he sees that Rufus still has the super-speed shoes, and tells him to help Kim. He too accelerates fast enough to sabotage the Bebes  assembly line, making the robots imperfect, which makes their logic circuits short out. Bonnie is freed, and everyone returns back to Middleton in time for the dance. While Bonnie was the Bebe Queen, the robots kidnapped the group Smash Mouth to perform at the dance. Kim, though, can t stop to enjoy the music; she and Rufus try over and over to stop at the gym, but keep overshoot it by thousands of miles. Finally, the concede to dance with themselves at the base of the Statue of Liberty.