Zazu's Off Day Off

"Zazu's Off Day Off" is an episode from The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa.

Synopsis
It's Zazu's day off, but before he can enjoy it he is informed that Jumbo Jumbo is causing problems at the river. Zazu reluctantly has to fix the problem.

Plot
"Zazu's Off Day Off" begins by introducing Zazu, a hornbill. At the start of the episode, Zazu gets ready to have his day off, but Gopher tells him that a river is being blocked, meaning that Zazu has to work on his day off. Zazu goes to see what's blocking the river, then he runs into Jumbo Jumbo the Elephant. Zazu sees that Jumbo Jumbo's the one blocking the river and tells the elephant to move out of the way, but Jumbo Jumbo refuses.

Gopher gives Zazu a Standard Jungle Animal Contract for the hornbill to talk to Jumbo Jumbo about it. But Jumbo Jumbo eats the paper and blows the pieces out on Zazu. Zazu tries to find a way to make Jumbo Jumbo move. First, the hornbill gets in the water wearing a suit while Gopher is outside putting air in the suit. Zazu uses various objects to make Jumbo Jumbo move but none of the objects work. After Zazu uses a laser, the laser goes through Gopher's head and Gopher starts putting too much air in Zazu's suit and the two go up in the air.

Zazu now pretends to be a mouse to scare Jumbo Jumbo away. But Jumbo Jumbo isn't afraid because there's a cat standing behind Zazu and the cat chases the hornbill, who ends up in a mouse hole surrounded by mice who bow to him.

Zazu now tries to make it rain. But the cloud zaps Zazu instead and the hornbill gets on the ground next to Jumbo Jumbo. The elephant then tells Zazu that he's on his day off. Zazu asks Gopher to hand him a paper that says that it Zazu's day off today. Jumbo Jumbo sees the paper and then leaves for work, letting the water splash Zazu. As the episode ends, Gopher announces to Zazu that it's Jumbo Jumbo's day off the next day, which makes Zazu pass out.

Trivia

 * Last Zazu episode, also the last episode that centers around other characters than Timon and Pumbaa.