Set after the events of the "The Lion King," follow Timon and Pumbaa as they go on misadventures in the jungle, as well as across the globe in various.
Set after the events of the "The Lion King," follow Timon and Pumbaa as they go on misadventures in the jungle, as well as across the globe in various.
Season 1 episodes
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On a South Seas Island, Timon and Pumbaa run into some natives who make Pumbaa their god-king./Timon and Pumbaa help a female flying squirrel snare the love of her life, in return for her fetching some tree beetles for them to eat.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Bobs GannawayGuest stars April Winchell
Timon and Pumbaa break up after an argument, and each finds a new bestest best friend./Rafiki grants a bullied mouse his wish to have the abilities to fly like a bird, swim like a fish, and be as tall as a giraffe.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Bobs Gannaway
Pumbaa thinks that he's laid an egg. So he and a reluctant Timon raise the ""ugly chicken"" that hatches from it./The Cheetahs try to get rid of the Hyenas by sending them on various wild goose chases.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Bobs Gannaway
Timon and Pumbaa clash with Criminal Quint over a suitcase containing $1,290,000.00 in stolen money./Timon persuades the timekeeper of the local clocktower to take a break from his work and live a Hakuna-Matata lifestyle.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Bobs Gannaway
Angry about Timon stealing her son's food, a mother eagle forces Timon and Pumbaa to babysit her Baby Earl, who keeps trying to fly even though he doesn't know how.
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Directed by Rob LaDucaWritten by Darrel CampbellGuest stars Jeff Bennett
Carlos and Consuelo Quint mistake Pumbaa for a bull and capture him to replace the aging El Toro as their bullfighting star. But El Toro won't go away without a fight.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Bobs GannawayGuest stars Tress MacNeille
Timon and Pumbaa discover the Lost Forgotten Abandoned Temple Shrine of the Sacred Glorious Golden Fruit Fly. So Timon looks for the Prized, Jewel-Encrusted, and Very Worth a Lot of Money, Glorious Golden Fruit Fly. But a giant mummy beetle menaces the duo.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Bobs Gannaway
Timon dies after eating a poisonous bug. But an angel agrees to send him back to Earth, so that he can perform one good deed to be permitted to enter Heaven.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Mirith J. Colao
Timon uses the Forbidden Stick to scratch his back, incurring the wrath of Judge Rhino and the Vulture Police who make up laws and punishments to persecute Timon.
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Directed by Tony Craig, Bobs GannawayWritten by Steve Roberts
Timon and Pumbaa argue over what to do with a chunk of the Big Bluish Black Thing that's crashed right between them. Rafiki tells them that therefore the chunk is a sign that they can no longer have anything to do with each other.
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Directed by Rob LaDucaWritten by Mirith J. Colao, Kevin D. Campbell, Byron Simpson
Bobs Gannaway, Kevin D. Campbell, Mirith J. Colao, Steve Roberts, Tracy Berna, Roger Reitzel, Henry Gilroy, Drew Daywalt, David Schneider, Nick DuBois, Patsy Cameron, Tedd Anasti, Trey Callaway, James W. Bates, Matthew Negrete, Nancy Neufeld Callaway, Etan Cohen, Byron Simpson, Darrel Campbell, Ford Riley, Sindy McKay, Michael Keyes, Joan Considine Johnson, Baz Hawkins, Jeff Abel, Kevin Hopps, Gene Grillo, Brian Swenlin, Don Gillies, Gordon Kent, Daryl G. Nickens, Scott M. Gimple, Sib Ventress, Rick Gitelson, Kat Likkel, Bill Matheny