Starring: Jason Earles, Dylan Riley Snyder, Leo Howard, Mateo Arias
Genres: Comedy
Continuity mistake: The ninja with the tattoo that attacks Jack is a large built man with olive skin. When Jack sees the tattoo on Kai's teammate, he is now a slight built, Caucasian teenager.
Continuity mistake: The kids fall to the ground after they are eliminated from the game but when Jerry takes out a knight and the wizard along the path, only the knight is seen lying down in the subsequent shots; the wizard is nowhere to be seen.
Visible crew/equipment: When Kim is talking to Joan the security guard, a crew member drinking a cup of coffee can be seen in the dojo.
Trivia: Leo Howard is in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the youngest person ever to direct a television episode. He was only 16 years old when he directed the episode titled "Fight at the Museum" in season 4.
Question: When Carson arrives at the dojo he is friends with everyone except for Jack. But Kim didn't know any of the other kids until Jack because she was a black dragon. How did they all know him?
Answer: Kim says Carson taught her to dance, so we can assume they were friends. Even though Kim was a Black Dragon and didn't hang out with the Wasabi kids, she could easily have been friends with Carson since they went to the same school.
Answer: Because Jack came through a wall.
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Answer: Because he was friends with Kim but he went to the same dojo as the other kids that's how he knows both Kim and the other kids.
No, it never said that. Maybe I'm mistaken, but she wasn't cool with anyone from Bobby Wasabi at the alleged time. So if she did know Carson it wasn't like they were friends, more like enemies if they did know each other.