New episode - "The Trail to Udugu"

[Aelwen]

[quote]Kion was born 2nt and is therefore still the younger brother.[/quote]
i rather like the idea that Kion is a younger littermate and that the Fluff'y presentation could be Kion's (after Rafiki took Kiara back in to the cave), it seems cute. But I am sure that they are not.

[gothprincesskiara]

[quote="Aelwen"][quote]Kion was born 2nt and is therefore still the younger brother.[/quote]
i rather like the idea that Kion is a younger littermate and that the Fluff'y presentation could be Kion's (after Rafiki took Kiara back in to the cave), it seems cute. But I am sure that they are not.[/quote]

hey thats one of my theories, works for me

[Carl]

I've only just got around to watching this episode, and I want to say that I quite liked the lesson that just because someone has a certain position doesn't mean they're always right. I also liked that they got this point across without making Simba look completely incompetent. I also really liked that he admitted when he had been wrong. Sure the whole thing could have used some work, but I still enjoyed it. Kion and Kiara's lesson was less interesting, but I did like Nala's part in it. The end of the episode was pretty neat, too, as others have mentioned, because it did have a sort of "epic" (or as close as TLG can come to that) feel to it. I definitely liked this one better than "The Lost Gorillas," which I didn't dislike.

[Squeely]

Watched this a decent while back, but I'm only just now getting around to posting about it. It was a very good episode, I especially enjoyed seeing some mom moments from Nala. Those were too absent in SP. I appreciate Simba saying he didn't have any siblings; I think this closes the case on Mufasa possibly being Nala's father (I really don't understand why anyone would want him to be). I also think that Kion is a decent amount younger than Kiara (explains his absence in the beginning of SP, and why he was never told about the Outsiders), though that's pretty much just opinion, as we lack evidence one way or another.