Timon & Pumbaa

After being lured by two carnivorous snakes, Eddie and Ralph, into a gourmet restaurant trap, Timon and Pumbaa resolve to get their own delicious revenge.

Pumbaa falls ill during a feast, and Timon attempts to treat him, unaware that Pumbaa's illness is far more simple than it looks.

Timon and Pumbaa fall out over a gold nugget. A prospector, Cusco Quint, convinces Timon the gold nugget is rightfully Timon's and helps Timon steal it from Pumbaa.

Timon and Pumbaa meet a wisecracking widowed tigress with a constant cold. The tigress has a large family and no way of feeding it, so Timon and Pumbaa try to teach her how to hunt.

Timon and Pumbaa visit Pumbaa's ballet-dancing Uncle Boaris for his grand performance, but a reckless act by Timon sends Boaris to the hospital, leaving it up to Pumbaa to learn ballet and give the performance in a week's time.

After being thrown out of their favourite relaxing spot by a pesky group of ground squirrels, the Teds, Timon and Pumbaa are forced to perform a series of tasks involving a vicious lion in order to get back inside. Eventually, the enraged lion sees through the Teds' game and declares all out war against them.

Timon leads Pumbaa on a wild goose chase around the Canadian Rockies to search for Pumbaa's new bug friend who Timon believes he accidentally ate.

When Timon and Pumbaa are chased into a hollow tree by a ravenous panther, the two decide to wait the predator out in an attempt to survive.

A lemur makes Pumbaa marry a pink female warthog. Timon tells Pumbaa that if he gets married, he will no longer do what he normally does with Timon. In order to not make that happen, Timon makes Pumbaa dirty and smelly during the wedding ceremony so that the bride calls the wedding off.

While on the run from the adventurer Congo Quint, Timon and Pumbaa end up in baby clothes and are taken in by a ditzy mother gorilla. But how long can they keep up the farce until Congo Quint finds them?

Timon and Pumbaa save the life of an annoying and obnoxious rabbit, who then tries to repay them by waiting on them hand and foot.

An unattractive wildebeest goes to Rafiki for help in impressing a beautiful gazelle he is in love with.

Timon and Pumbaa attempt to reunite a lost baby panda with its parents by trekking all over China.

The Hyenas try to steal an ostrich egg away from its mother.

Timon wants to join Ned the Elephant's Good Luck Club and in order to do so, he must protect Ned's Lucky Jar. However, this proves to be a challenge when Pumbaa accidentally brings home a black panther cub (Since black cats mean bad luck).

Rafiki's nephew comes to visit and wants to learn magic from him. Sadly, it gets out of control, especially when he starts to make the trees walk.

Timon gets a visit from his mother. To convince her Timon has settled down, Pumbaa has to play Timon's wife.

The Hyenas try to convince a filmmaker into making a wildlife documentary about them, rather than about an armadillo.

While on their way to New York, Timon and Pumbaa get kicked off an airplane (due to Pumbaa's gas odor) and are marooned on an island with a starving man who wants to eat them.

A lazy anteater tricks Timon and Pumbaa into competing over who can catch the most bugs.

Timon and Pumbaa are captured and forced to live in a wildlife preserve because its owner believes they belong to endangered species.

A tarsier warns Timon and Pumbaa of a predator prowling about, and they suspect that Simba might be the predator.

A wise, french-speaking possum guides Timon and Pumbaa through the Louisiana Bayou to reach the great "Boudreaux."

Timon tries to whip Simba into shape when a 40-foot tall monster is on the loose.