Ep 11. Stormy Weather

K.C. Undercover season 3 episode 11 "Stormy Weather" revolves around K.C. taking up the task of tracking an undercover agent, named Abby Martin, who goes missing. Abby was set to gather information about a powerful organization that aims to hijack a satellite system.

K.C., along with Daisy, Ernie, and Marisa, begins to search for Abby by going through her files and talking to her contacts. However, K.C. feels like something is off and thinks that Abby might not have been completely honest with her.

Meanwhile, the organization that Abby was investigating begins to sense that someone is looking into their affairs. They send out one of their top agents, Draven, to track down the person who is asking too many questions. Draven is known for being a highly skilled and stealthy agent, and K.C. and her team know that they need to be careful around him.

As K.C. and her team continue to dig deeper into Abby's disappearance, they come across a lead that suggests she might have been taken to a secret facility. The team decides to infiltrate the facility to rescue Abby before the organization succeeds in its plan to hijack the satellite system.

The mission turns out to be more dangerous than they initially thought, and they have to face several obstacles to complete it. K.C. and her team must use their skills and intelligence to overcome the challenges they face while trying to rescue Abby.

In the end, K.C. and her team successfully rescue Abby, but they also find out some surprising information about her. The episode ends with K.C. and her team having to deal with the aftermath of their mission, as well as the revelation about Abby.

Overall, "Stormy Weather" is an action-packed and suspenseful episode of K.C. Undercover, which shows K.C. and her team trying to rescue an undercover agent and stop a dangerous organization from succeeding in its plan. The episode also delves into the complexities of relationships between undercover agents and how they have to navigate the dangerous world they work in.