The Best Episodes of Timon and Pumbaa Season 6

Timon and Pumbaa decide to start a lemonade stand. Then decide to go their separate ways and each start their own stand. And spend all of their time trying to keep the other from sabotashing their stand. It turns out their Lemonade is terrible.

Director: Mauro Casalese

Writer: Henry Gilroy

Pumbaa joins an olympic jungle game to live out his dream.

Director: Mauro Casalese

Writer: Tracy Berna

Working as car salesman, Timon and Pumbaa sell a car to Mr. Bear and end up working it to keep him happy.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Nick DuBois, James W. Bates

Timon and Pumbaa stumble onto a balloon and end up in a race around the world.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Ford Riley

Timon and Pumbaa train to be sumo wrestlers.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Jeff Abel, Michael Keyes

Timon and Pumbaa visit a museum where a security guard is protecting a bug exhibit from bug eaters.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Matthew Negrete

Timon and Pumbaa find a genie's lamp and soon they wish for a million more wishes.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Jeff Abel, Michael Keyes

Pumbaa trains Timon to be an ice skater.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Brian Swenlin

Timon and Pumbaa accidentally bump into a group of Smell's Angels. Rather than killing Pumbaa for beating the leader of the gang in a fight, they ask him to join. While Pumbaa, with the nickname "Beef," is having tons of fun, Timon, with the nickname "Toothpick," misses the old days of Hakuna Matata.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: James W. Bates

Timon plays a game of poker with some of the jungle animals. When Pumbaa is put up for bid against a man from a meat producing business who wins, Timon must rescue Pumbaa from being made into someone's lunch.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Nicholas Hollander

Timon falls in love with himself after looking at his reflection upon being hit by Cupid's arrow.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Tedd Anasti, Patsy Cameron, Sindy McKay

Timon and Pumbaa ask Rafiki to teach them kung fu when a buff meerkat and warthog named Pimon and Tumbaa takes their grub bag.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Henry Gilroy

Pumbaa and Timon create a salsa made of bugs. Everyone (including humans) likes the salsa, but will Pumbaa tell all the people the secret recipe?

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Roger Reitzel

Pumbaa and Timon go on a cruise ship, but after a run-in with the captain they find themselves at the wheel of the boat, fighting over who's going to be captain. Their ship nows goes through Los Angeles, is attacked by an octopus and it lands in a totally different bed of water.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Baz Hawkins

Timon finds Pumbaa's lucky marble.

Director: Mauro Casalese

Writer: Roger Reitzel

Timon and Pumbaa try to learn to cook.

Director: Mauro Casalese

Writer: Matthew Negrete

Timon and Pumbaa try to give a flower to a man. But the man hates flowers.

Director: Mauro Casalese

Writer: Tedd Anasti, Patsy Cameron

Timon wants to be alone... he later changes his mind.

Director: Mauro Casalese

Writer: Kat Likkel

Timon and Pumbaa are visiting in Etiquettica, when they run in to an assistant to the Empress who mistakes them for visiting dignitaries. Timon talks Pumbaa in to going along with it. Pumbaa eats bugs in front of the assistant, ruins Etiquettica's Constitution by using it as a tissue to blow his nose, then ruins a painting of Etiquettica's first Emperor, burps in the Empress's face, and ruins a fancy dinner. Timon covers up for it by saying, "A custom in our country." They get thrown out as soon as Timon admitts they're not fancy-schmancy dignitaries.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Drew Daywalt, David Schneider

A Animal Behavioral Scientist, Jean Farrel, is watching Pumbaa (whom she calls Melvin) for study, although he doesn't like it very much. Soon she shows Pumbaa some bugs, and he doesn't care anymore. Timon (Billy Bob) has now caught Jean's attention. She can not decide which animal to study, the meerkat or the warthog. Timon and Pumbaa try to help her decide with every talent they have, which makes her go crazy. She's so crazy, that some male Naturalists think she's a Wild Woman of the Jungle and take her away.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Sindy McKay

Pumbaa's sayings causes the jungle's animals to get advice from him.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Roger Reitzel

Timon and Pumbaa end up in jail for eating June Bugs in July. They end up being cell mates with Little Jimmy and his new friend Mr. Bear.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Joan Considine Johnson

Timon and Pumbaa get stung by Red-Skeetled Orpion (a sub-species to the scorpion) whose poison is fatal in 24 hours and do various stuff they haven't done before they expire.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Nick DuBois

Timon tries to compete with the Early Bird into getting a worm in various ways to wake up before it.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Etan Cohen

After injuring a secret agent, Timon and Pumbaa use his stuff in order to stop Count Down from destroying the sun.

Director: Brad Neave

Writer: Ford Riley