He weakly defends that this riot is part of the "three successful minutes of Jungle Law." But before Skipper can tell him, "I told you so", Julien runs away, unwilling to admit that he was wrong and attempts to regain control.
The penguins find King Julien hiding and scared of the chaos. King Julien gets kidnapped, Mort goes psycho looking for feet, and Bada and Bing are rampaging around stealing all the food they can find. Skipper points out that Julien's plan will inevitably fail, and when it does, Skipper will tell Julien, "I told you so." Just as they are retreating back to their habitat, they realize that the zoo has turned into a madhouse with the animals fighting and running amok. The penguins refuse to be a part of King Julien's kingdom. Everyone but the penguins go along with Julien's plan, because Maurice has a briefcase. The penguins promise to handle things in the zoo until the blackout ends, but King Julien takes charge and puts himself as the leader of the entire zoo during the blackout due to Jungle Law (he refers to Maurice as a certified jungle lawyer).
The penguins hold a zoo meeting and Skipper at first claims that it's a space squid invasion, but Marlene points out that it's probably simply an electrical blackout, with even Mason and Phil agreeing with her, as they take notice that the city (or at least Manhattan) is unusually dark. Kowalski is looking at all of the habitats through his binoculars and noticing that all of the electrical devices (including the inflation pump for the bouncy, the cooling fan in the Polar Bear's habitat, Joey's auto-feeder, and Phil and Mason's reading lamp) aren't working. The lemurs are having a race to the bouncy castle but when King Julien tries to dive into it, he realizes that it is deflated. During a blackout, King Julien declares the zoo to be under “Jungle Law”, which means that the Central Park Zoo has now possibly become "the Central Park Jungle" non-civillized chaos ensues.
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