The Celebration

Season 1Episode 825 minJan 8, 1995
The Celebration
All the animals of the jungle and the forest organize a large party and concert in Simba and Buckshot's honor in order to celebrate them receiving the powers of the Great Bear. The cricket conducts the orchestra of animals, who play their hearts out. The concert is a huge success. Shere Khan wants nothing more than to ruin the party by having the monkeys kidnap Simba and Buckshot.
The Celebration has aired on Jan 8, 1995
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