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Timon & Pumbaa ranks 1,953 out of the 18,228 shows on TV.com.
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Timon in Love: Timon falls in love with himself after looking at his reflection upon being hit by Cupid's arrow. Kahuna Potato: Timon and Pumbaa ask Rafiki to teach them kung fu when a buff meerkat and warthog named Pimon and Tumbaa takes their grub bag.
This cartoon series is based on the popular Lion King movie. The sidekicks of the movie, a meerkat named Timon and a warthog named Pumbaa are the main characters of the series. Although the movie's main character, Simba makes some appearances.
Main Characters
TIMON is the... more »
TIMON is the fast-talking meerkat, the supposed "brain of the outfit", though often it seems that Pumbaa's general knowledge actually overshadows his. Timon is still the one to come up with the wittiest and craziest ideas to get them out of (or into) trouble.
PUMBAA is the smelly, yet kind warthog who's always ready to help his friends. While Timon is often ready to break the rules to get what he wants, Pumbaa is usually honest and innocent in his intentions.
QUINT is the main villain. He has appeared under dozens of aliases such as Congo Quint, Criminal Quint and Corteous Quint.
SPEEDY THE SNAIL is a, well, snail. At first Timon and Pumbaa wanted to eat him, but when he started talking and singing, they just couldn't do it. Speedy gets into a lot of trouble for a snail, either he's about to be cooked alive by a French chef or somebody wants to make an earring out of him, and Timon and Pumbaa always have to rescue him.
Recurring Characters
Princess Tatiana only appeared in one episode, but she is a vital part of Timon's past, since he almost married her.
The Natives seem to pop up in tropical places every now and then. In fact they are not really natives, just a bunch of college kids who like to spend their free time dressing up as natives.
The Vulture Police are two "jungle police" vultures that always finish each others' sentences and talk very fast.
Toucan Dan might seem nice, but he is a big liar and he can make you believe anything he says. He's prosecuted by the Vulture Police, and usually gets someone blamed for his misdeeds.
Boss Beaver has the total opposite motto of Timon and Pumbaa, "Makuta Hamaka", which according to him means "work hard".
Rabbit is a magical pink hare that Timon once pulled out of a hat. He appears in a few episodes and he always means trouble for the duo.
Irwin the Penguin is a very unlucky penguin with a very annoying voice who causes problems for everyone around him, especially Timon, which is why Timon can't stand him.
The Hyenas are the three dumb hyenas that we already met in the movie. Banzai, Shenzi and Ed, appear on the show sometimes even in their own segment.
Simba from The Lion King makes an appearance a couple of times.
Rafiki is another familiar character from the movie. He appears in his own episodes sometimes, and sometimes gives Timon and Pumbaa advice.
Fred is Timon's old friend from his meerkat colony. He loves to pull practical jokes on people.
Timon & Pumbaa is currently airing on Toon Disney, check your local listings!
First Telecast: September 8, 1995
Episodes: 69 color animated episodes
SHOW TIMES:
Saturdays: 1:00PM on Toon Disney
Weekdays: 1:00PM on Disney Channelless «
...but there is a petition online that may help put the series on DVD. This video on YouTube promotes the petition, and this link will take you to the petition. L D E J R u f f , over and out.
Basically everthing the topic says. I ask a question, someone gives the answer. Any questions (besides the ones I'm about to ask)? Good. Ok then, first off: What is Timon's last name?
They've all aired in the UK, so why does America get left out with some of the most memerable episodes?
Did these guys HAVE to get their own show? hide « show »
Hakuna Matana for greatness. hide « show »
Remembering this show brings me back to the good times! hide « show »
This show was awesome! hide « show »
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