Tarzan — 1951
52 episodes broadcast in 1951.
A letter reaches Tarzan from the people of Punya with word that three lives hang in the balance.
In the Unga village the council fire blazes as frenzied dancers turn their fury on the chief.
Tarzan readies the small boat he keeps by his seacoast cabin -- and is drawn into a reckoning with the pirates of Cape Bandeira.
Two days missing, the native boy Torgo is likely dead, but Tarzan will not rest until he learns the youth's fate.
A staid English barrister comes to Africa to lure Tarzan back to England as a cultured American woman arrives with designs of her own.
Near the village of El Bodae, a cluster of drab buildings on a cleared plateau hides the lair of jungle hijackers.
As the long rains mire the Poona tribe's village, a stranger's arrival unsettles the sodden jungle.
Tarzan confronts a brutal old custom still holding sway in Africa, where a girl child is prized only for her bride-price.
A ruthless potentate, his equally cruel son, expert torturers and a pack of man-trained panthers set a trap for Tarzan.
Where the Blue and White Nile meet in a hook of land shaped like an elephant's trunk, a deadly quest for Sudanese gold awaits.
In the snow-capped Ruinzory range at Africa's steaming heart, a drum beats out a menace without a heart.
Years back in his jungle, the mask of civilization slipping from him, a wary Tarzan meets a terror that stalks the night.
Long content to stay in his birthplace jungle, Tarzan is drawn toward the curse of the pharaohs.
In the mystic city of El Habi, where the Orient's mystery meets the jungle's violence, Tarzan enters the City of Sleep.
Manhattan's teeming streets prove strangely akin to Tarzan's tangled jungle as the odds mount against him.
A jungle hurricane batters a great airliner until its engines fail and the mighty ship is torn to wreckage.
Lord Karisbrook's scheme to teach young heirs early responsibility -- a jungle trading account for a boy -- goes dangerously awry.
The brave Karmiki, whom Tarzan has long respected, become a people enslaved by fear as their leaders vanish.
To reach Timbuktu on the Niger, Tarzan must cross a strange little kingdom ruled by a purple-robed potentate.
Once a lush paradise, an island long since sunk beneath the sea and cloaked in ocean weed holds a strange secret.
A jungle-sick army dropping in the heat, a killer stampede and a vengeful mob stand between a desperate message and Fort Shabier.
Tarzan pulls a young Frenchwoman from a lion pit and sends her back to the city, though she fears she cannot escape.
The Bayuko village boils with devil dancers and masked witch doctors warding off demons as a frightened native breaks free.
A youth who spent years in the bush walks into the city of Andumarra with a fortune to celebrate -- and a target on his back.
In the isolated Karmiki village, a mission church stands opposite the temple of the moon god Meomoko as Christmas nears.
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