Boary Glory Days

Timon and Pumbaa"Boary Glory Days"
Season 3
Number 60B
Episode information
Original airdate	April 2, 1999
Timon and Pumbaa Episodes
Previous	"All Pets are Off"
Next	"Two for the Zoo"

"Boary Glory Days" is the second segment from the 60th episode of The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa.

Synopsis

Timon stalks a bug, but then Pumbaa shows up for his friend to play with him. Timon tells the warthog to start acting his age, then Pumbaa tells him that he's only 7 years old. Timon tells his friend that 7 years old is very old in warthog years. Pumbaa is upset about that and agrees to start acting his age, making Timon feel guilty.

Timon finds Pumbaa sitting on a vibrating rocking chair reading a newspaper. The meerkat will help Pumbaa feel young again. First the two go to a mud pool. As Pumbaa is having fun swimming in the mud, Timon sinks, reminding Pumbaa about the sink hole and making the warthog feel guilty and act his age again.

Timon tries to find another way to make Pumbaa feel young and Pumbaa tells the meerkat that they used to play "Coconut Football." As the two are playing Coconut Football, a piece of white hair comes out of Pumbaa, making the warthog feel old again.

Pumbaa puts his tusks and a pill in a glass of water. Timon puts the warthog's tusks back in his mouth and tries to find another way to make him feel young again. Pumbaa tells him that he used to play "Predator Tag" when he was a young warthog.

Timon and Pumbaa find Cheetata lying down. Timon goes to Cheetata and tells the cheetah that he's "Michael Meerkat" and then starts dancing. When Cheetata's about to eat Timon, Pumbaa throws a tomato at the cheetah and he and Timon run.

After Timon and Pumbaa lose Cheetata, Pumbaa happily jumps up in the air but then hurts the bottom of one of his legs, which makes him feel old again. Timon, feeling bad for Pumbaa, runs into the cheetahs who are about to eat him. Then Pumbaa, playing Coconut Football, hits the two cheetahs with a coconut and he and Timon run and the cheetahs chase them. The cheetahs see Timon and Pumbaa past the mud pool. When the cheetahs jump, they realize that they're over the mud and the two fall. Timon and Pumbaa throw tomatoes and them and they high five each other.

As Timon and Pumbaa wander around the jungle, Pumbaa talks to Timon about him feeling young again and then wants to play Coconut Football with his friend again.

Trivia

• Timon's lie was actually fact: in reality, wild warthogs have a life-span of up to 15 years, while captive ones can live to be 18.