Race Against Time (1-1)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Monday September 3, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-002
Tarzan is bitten by a poisonous spider and the gang must go to the top of the waterfall to find the antidote. Meanwhile, Terk is having a hard time getting used to Jane.
Trading Post (1-2)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday September 4, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-004
A trade manager named Renard Dumont makes his trading post where the rhino herd is, causing them to move into gorilla territories. Will the gorillas have to move?
Tarzan and the Lost Cub (1-3)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Wednesday September 5, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-008
Jane finds a lost leopard cub and decides to keep it, but all know that Tarzan won’t like having a leopard around.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Thursday September 6, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-017
Two leopard-men take the Professor to the forgotten city of Opar, where Queen La is hoping for a king. She refuses the Professor and has the leopard-men to do what they wish with him. Meanwhile, Tarzan learn about men and woman in England and keeps on insisting that “Jane is the best”. When they find out about the Professor, they all head for Opar, just in time to save the Professor. And when La sees Tarzan she falls head over heals in love and plans to get rid of Jane!
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Friday September 7, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-007
Manacled American deserters of the French Foreign Legion (a tall one, Hooft, and a chubby one, Hugo) flee southward into the jungles of Africa, assuming they’ll do so un-followed, as, to quote Hooft, “guys like us wouldn’t last a minute in the jungle”. Unfortunately, their former superior, Lt. Colonel Staquait, finds their tracks and vows to follow them to the ends of the earth. Meanwhile, Jane teaches the gang to “never judge a book by it’s cover” after a Tantor-selected book about Black Beard proves too scary for the skittish pachyderm. Tarzan rescues Hooft and Hugo from the perils of the jungle (which the schticky duo can’t talk their way out of), and the ex-Legionnaires quickly assimilate into his jungle community, falsely asserting themselves to be “super secret agents”, taking advantage of the resulting hospitality, and hustling the Professor out of the literal shirt off his back. Jane is, of course, suspicious of the parasitic pair and their fantastic stories, so, when Staquait arrives, declaring them “fugitives”, she, against her own metaphor, trusts his uniform, and turns them in. Ultimately, however, as the true nature of their “crime” comes to light, Jane realizes she’s made a terrible mistake, and must re-convince Tarzan (who feels his trust betrayed) of the duo’s worth before Staquait stages a makeshift execution.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Sunday September 9, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-005
Baruti and Jamila, an elephant couple, migrate into Tantor’s herd to protect their hypochondriac son, Jabari (who bears an uncanny resemblance to the young Tantor), from the mad rampages of Mbaya, an elephant gone “rogue”. Tantor and Jabari instantly bond, but, through a series of coincidences (including Jabari’s insistence that African violets — which Tantor’s eaten for years — are the dietary root of rogue behavior), Tantor comes to believe that he’s responsible for Mbaya’s recent rampage through Tarzan’s protectorate (which he’s somehow managed to sleep through) and retreats into the jungle. Meanwhile, Jane attempts to discover something that Tarzan’s afraid of.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Monday September 10, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-010
Tantor drinks some water from the river and gets ill. While Terk tries to save Tantor, Tarzan, Jane, and Archimedes try to go upstream to find out just what’s poisoning the river. Along the way, they loose their boat and later get captured by a group of natives who think they are the ones who poisoned the river.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday September 11, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-016
Archimedes and Jane figure out that it’s a mine that’s poisoning the river and that Tarzan and the native warrior are in trouble. Meanwhile, Tantor (who has recovered) and Terk are on the search for Tarzan and they all meet up after a crazy adventure when Archimedes and Jane impersonate mine inspectors…
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Wednesday September 12, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-019
Tarzan and Terk find an injured gorilla named Gobu in the forest. Little do they know, but he is under orders from his leader to lure Tarzan back to Gobu’s family. Once the injured gorilla (who Terk has taken a strong shine to) is better, he and Tarzan embark on the long journey to Gobu’s home, only to find the evil Tublat, a bull ape who was expelled from Kerchak’s family many years before, was waiting there to trap him.
Meanwhile, Jane and Professor Porter attempt to teach Terk to be more lady-like.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Thursday September 13, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-011
The Professor eagerly awaits the arrival of a Professor Doyle. Upon arrival, all are surprised to find that he’s… a she? Professor Robin Doyle had come to Africa to study Keewazi’s tribe with the Professor. While they study, they find some of the older men to have quite startling ages (from 500 to 700), and learn about a great fountain. Professor, who feels he’s too old for Robin (he likes her), secretly sets forth to find this fountain.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Friday September 14, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-018
When the Professor’s rival, Samuel T. Philander, visits Africa, he must come up with something spectacular to become famous on before Philander. That’s when Tarzan tells them about Pellucidar, an underground world where dinosaurs live. But Philander follows them there to take pictures, and so, to try and get some credit, the Professor steals a tyranosaurus rex’s egg. Now they must escape from the T-Rex, whose baby the Professor stole.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Sunday September 16, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-024
Poachers arrive in the jungle and are setting traps everywhere, so Tarzan warns everyone to be careful. Meanwhile, Terk encourages Tantor to act on his attractions to a female elephant named Dania with a talent for singing. The first date goes well, and though everybody finds Dania perfectly charming, she herself gets off on the wrong foot with Terk. When Tark discovers Tantor would rather spend his time with Dania than her, she plans to break them up, but things don’t go too well. Terk is caught in one of the poachers traps and put in a cage. Now Tantor must decide which is more important to him – his relationship with the difficult Dania, or saving his best friend from being kidnapped.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Monday September 17, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-012
When Terk and Tantor accidentally spill some of the fluid from the giant flowers the Professor was studying onto a few beetles, it makes them giant themselves. To stay out of trouble, they keep it a secret. But how can you keep a couple of huge beetles a secret?
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday September 18, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-023
Tarzan and Jane return from a trip to the Waziri village (on a “Jungle Cruise”-style steamer piloted by Hugo and Hooft) to find the Professor missing and his camp in ruin. Jane momentarily fears the worse, but soldiers on with Tarzan in an attempt to determine her father’s whereabouts and condition — a pursuit impeded by the hordes of apparently mad animals (among them, Terk and Tantor) destroying everything in their path and pleading for the cessation of a mysterious, unheard ringing.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Wednesday September 19, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-015
Dr. Robin Doyle returns to the jungle with her nephew Ian, a bookish child with few friends who spends his time collecting butterflies. While Robin and the Professor spend some quality time “spooning”, the task of entertaining Ian falls to Tarzan, whom Ian sees as a much-needed role model. Lacking any other experience, Tarzan fills the day with activities he enjoyed as a child, and it’s not long before the boy’s discarded his formal trappings for a loincloth. None of this sits quite well with Jane, though, who worries about the dangers of a small child swinging recklessly from tree to tree — and what the good doctor will say when she finds out.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Thursday September 20, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-020
The Leopard Men attack the treehouse and, rather than retrieving Tarzan (as the gang expects), make off with Jane, and gas the others. Once conscious, Tarzan, Tantor, The Professor, and Terk set off for Opar to rescue her, only to find Queen La, staff-less and at the mercy of a leopard, begging for help. Despite the Professor’s warning, Tarzan intervenes and forges a temporary alliance to free his wife from La’s rebelling minions. After entering the temple through a secret underground entrance, the two discover Jane, blank-eyed, dressed as the Queen, and clutching the staff. La seizes the staff, knocking Jane to the ground, unconscious, and Tarzan carries the latter off as the Queen begins to dematerialize the insurgents as punishment. Jane awakens in the jungle and declares the Leopard Men in need of her help; they wish to become men again, and only the Queen of Opar (a role Jane was kidnapped to assume) can free them. Tarzan and Jane work their way back into the temple as the others create a distraction, and, after several complications (including Tarzan’s assumed death), Jane breaks the staff, restoring the lost Leopard Men, and allowing them to revert to… leopards. Queen La ages into dust, cursing our heroes as she dissolves, but, as we were oft reminded throughout this episode, “appearances can be deceiving”, and we hear her cackle as the staff re-forms.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Friday September 21, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-013
Tarzan and his jungle are visited by President Teddy Roosevelt and, while on the hunt for animal specimens to study (which of course Tarzan heavily disapproves of), both are kidnapped by conspirators. In the process of escape, Tarzan teaches the President the importance of respecting nature, and he gains a new appreciation for it by the time he leaves, promising to bring that lesson home to America.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Sunday September 23, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-040
Disgusted by the decay near the elephant territory, Jane tries to use an English vine to cover up the scent. But the vines cover up everything and are too poisonous to eat. While Jane and the Professor try to think of a solution, Tarzan invites the elephants to live with the gorillas, but how long can they live together in harmony?
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Monday September 24, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-029
The Professor learns about a spiritual silver ape that, supposedly, cures the injured of the jungle. Not believing this is a spiritual creature, he plans to study it more. But when Philander steals his notes and finds out about the ape, he plans to capture it.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday September 25, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-021
Tarzan’s leadership of the gorilla family is challenged by a young silverback male named Moyo, who says that if Tarzan were forced to choose between caring for Jane and caring for the gorillas, he would choose Jane. Moyo wins leadership only when Tarzan sacrifices his in the fight in order to save Moyo’s life. The new leader leaves with the gorillas to escape the threat of Histah, a giant python that used to terrorize the gorillas when Kala was young. Tarzan and Jane remain at the treehouse, and Jane tells Tarzan that she understands how Tarzan misses his family, as she misses them too.
Suddenly a baby gorilla named Bibi returns to Tarzan with a message that the gorillas are in trouble. Tarzan and Jane follow and find the family trapped in a tar pit, and at the mercy of the giant snake Histah. Tarzan begins to help Moyo and the gorillas out of the pit, but Histah chases Jane and when Tarzan hears her screams he is torn between saving the family and saving Jane.
Tarzan and the Outbreak (1-21)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Wednesday September 26, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-042
A logger who cuts down trees only for the money gets a dangerous disease. Not only him, but his only child and friends, also. Tarzan nurses and does whatever he can for them, despite the logger the logger being unkind to Tarzan’s home.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Thursday September 27, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-038
While playing hide-and-seek, Terk and Tantor spy a band of hunters and rush the news to Tarzan and Jane, who are reading “Frankenstein”, and learning the word “fiction”. These “hunters” turn out to be an early 20th century film crew, filming a movie (“Savage Man”) about a jungle man similar to the Tarzan of popular culture. The movie, a silent picture, stars Stanley Obrowski (the quintessential ‘stuffed shirt’ actor) and Naomi Madison (a silent movie actress à la Clara Bow or an early Mae West with a Brooklyn accent) as his leading lady. Misunderstanding the fictional nature of the movie, Tarzan “saves” Naomi from a staged peril, and is hired by Tom Orman (the film’s astounded director) as stunt man and, later, star, due to the jealous Stanley’s temperament and ineptitude. His pride wounded, an irate Stanley decides to sabotage the movie by setting fire to the film itself — but the film is highly flammable, and the trading post is soon ablaze around him!
Tarzan and the Beast From Below (1-23)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Friday September 28, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-035
Terk gains an appreciation for Tantor’s phobias when a velociraptor (loose from Pellucidar) scares her silly.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Sunday September 30, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-025
Tantor freaks out over bees and runs (and bounces) about until he ends up in the same pool where little Jabari and his mother are drinking water. Then Jabari says that it was the “All Seeing Elephant” on Mount Indigo that saved Tantor from near death. Tantor doesn’t know what to think, so he goes back to base camp to ask Tarzan, Jane, and Porter whether or not they’d ever heard of the “All Seeing Elephant.” They all tell him no, but say that it’s an interesting idea, though probably not true. Then Tantor accidentally leans on Porter’s experimentation table, causing the chemicals to explode, and another near-death experience for Tantor. Tantor then attributes his safety to the “All Seeing Elephant” and decides to go on a quest to Mount Indigo to meet him. For Tantor’s safety, Tarzan, Jane, Porter, and Terk reluctantly follow. Will Tantor find his “All-Seeing Elephant”?
Tarzan and the New Wave (1-25)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Monday October 1, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-039
This episode begins with Jane facing down a black mamba snake, so Tarzan wrestles the snake and thinks that Jane will be pleased. Jane, however, chastises Tarzan a bit because she said she’d been trying to paint a lifelike picture of the snake, and that Tarzan should have an appreciation of the arts.
Then suddenly they hear that a schooner is in trouble, so they all head for the coast. Tarzan swims out to discover that it was Jane’s old friends from the UK, Eleanor, Hazel, Greenley, and her boyfriend Henry. Tarzan helps everyone to escape on a makeshift raft, made from the hatch lid.
In the next scene, we see Jane serving tea to everyone else back at her boat-tree house. Hazel and Eleanor say that they’re there for adventure, but they are not sure why Greenley brought her nerdy boyfriend Henry, except perhaps to make him into a “well rounded” man, like Tarzan. Henry says that he’s there to study earthquakes.
Tarzan proceeds to try to teach Henry how to swing on vines and act more like him, while Henry shows Tarzan his geology machine, and the oboe, which Tarzan is curious about. When Henry plays the oboe, Jane says how much she loves it, which makes Tarzan a bit jealous, while Eleanor and Hazel says it’s “boring.”
Suddenly there are earthquake tremors and a massive earthquake. Tarzan protects Jane in a tree, while Henry tries to protect Greenley, Eleanor, and Hazel. Then once the tremors stop, there is a giant tidal wave, which causes Tarzan to take Jane to higher ground, while Henry and the other girls climb a tree. Then the old row boat/elevator from the treehouse breaks loose, and Henry and Greenley, Eleanor, and Hazel, jump into it from the tree and ride a wave into the jungle.
Henry and the girls think that they’re lost, so Eleanor and Hazel moan that they’re with Henry and not with Tarzan. Greenley then says to follow the debris back to camp.
On their way back, they encounter a rhino, which Henry stops with a rockslide, and a snake, which he charms with his oboe.
As they work together to find their way back to camp, the girls gain a new respect for Henry. Greenley then feels like she really does love Henry, despite what Eleanor and Hazel had said about him being a wimp, and she gives him a big hug in the end.
Jane is touched by Greenley & Henry’s show of affection, and so she tries to hug Tarzan, but he pulls away because he thinks Jane thinks he’s inadequate because he isn’t as well rounded or cultured as Henry. Jane reassures Tarzan that she loves him for the way he is, and he’s well rounded in the places she likes.
Tarzan and the Lost Treasure (1-26)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday October 2, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-047
Count Nikolas Rokoff hears about a treasure in the valley of the leopards and plans to find it. Tarzan doesn’t want to help… until Nikolas threatens to kill Jane if he doesn’t.
Tarzan and the Return of La (1-27)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Wednesday October 3, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-022
While the gang is setting up a surprise croquet game for the Professor, Jane encounters an ill-looking fawn. Upon touching the fawn, the soul of–none other than–Queen La enters her body. Failing to return to Opar by herself, La turns to Tarzan, who senses something wrong right away. So, she turns to Dumont for help. Can the aid of Usula, the Waziri elder, bring Jane back before La retrieves her staff and brings Opar to life again?
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Thursday October 4, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-030
The arrogant and aggressive heavyweight boxing champion ‘One Punch’ Mullargan, along with his manager and personal journalist, visit the jungle while on safari. When Tarzan accidentally knocks One Punch out cold (with one punch) the boxer is mortified and demands a ‘rematch’. Tarzan refuses, with encouragement from Jane who explains that in the world of men fighting never solves anything, and would probably just make it worse. However, One Punch is stubborn and looks for a way to provoke Tarzan into a fight.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Friday October 5, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-044
In this episode, Philander blames all of his problems on Archimedes Porter and his “missing link” son-in-law, Tarzan. Then Philander even knocks his experiment table over and loses…Einstein’s Theory of Relativity?
Nonetheless, two cockney thugs barge in, trying to collect their dues from Philander who obviously doesn’t have the money. Philander then tries to convince the bounders that Tarzan is a missing link, and he persuades them to follow him into the jungle.
Meanwhile, Archimedes is feeling rather distraught over his problems “fitting-in” in the jungle, so he dons a loincloth and tries to act like Tarzan. So when Philander and the thugs run into the Professor in a loincloth, Philander explains that he is Tarzan.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Sunday October 7, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-037
In this episode, Hugo and Hooft use Tarzan to help them gather special ingredients for their hot sauce. The sauce, with the guys’ names on the bottle, becomes popular to the French Foreign Legion, and is brought to the attention of Lt. Col. Staquait. Staquait then vows to re-capture Hugo and Hooft for deserting when they did. He hasn’t left without a plan, though. Trapping both Hooft, Hugo, and Tarzan in two separate nets, he is able to take them in… to “Cape of Doom” prison. Upon attempting to free his friends, Tarzan is captured and locked up, too. Can Jane contact the Magistrate and settle this once and for all?
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Monday October 8, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-036
Tarzan and Jane attend a Waziri wedding (Basuli and his betrothed). Jane is startled at the Waziri custom for the groom to complete a challenge before he is allowed to wed, and she accidentally causes an upset between Basuli’s fiancé Naoh and Kewazi, the chief. Meanwhile, Tarzan accompanies Basuli on his quest to find an eagle’s feather (from a specific eagle), but a lot of accidents happen along the way. Basuli claims that fate is against them, but Tarzan suspects sabotage. So while they are fighting their way to the eagle’s mountain, Jane is back at the village trying to patch things up between Naoh and the chief. The story is basically about the importance of tradition vs. the importance of one’s personal values, morals and desires.
Tarzan and the Face from the Past (1-32)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday October 9, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-043
Zutho, a shady mandrill from Tarzan’s past, resurfaces, demanding a favor he claims owed for keeping a 20-year-old secret. Much of this episode takes place in flashback as Terk relates to Jane the events that allowed Zutho (and cohorts Gozan and [???) to gain such a hold over the lord of the jungle.
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Wednesday October 10, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-034
Following the Proffesor’s latest (unsuccessful) attempts to make tea, he goes to the trading post to try to persuade Dumont to trade something for a box of Earl Grey. Dumont obliges, when Jane persuades him that ‘a good deed can be its own reward’, which Tarzan overhears her saying. As they are about to leave, none other than those less-than-friendly-diamond-miners, Neils and Merkus arrive. They want to search for their lost diamonds, and Tarzan reluctantly allows them on the condition that they leave the gorilla family alone.
While mining, Neils and Merkus are attacked by Tublat, the banished bull-ape enemy of Tarzan and family. However by some lucky turn of fate, the dynamite goes off close to the creature and injures him, and the devious miners decide to cage him and sell him. Tarzan arrives, and tells Neils and Merkus that he doesn’t mind if they take Tublat, or even kill him.
When the gorillas find out that Tublat is gone, they celebrate, but Tarzan feels guilty and leaves them to be by himself. Jane talks to him, and he explains that even though Tublat is his enemy he is going to set him free, because the jungle is his home too and its not fair to take him out of that. Jane is unhappy with his decision, but then he repeats back to her what he heard her say, that ‘a good deed can be its own reward’, and she lets him go. But was it the smart thing to do?
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Thursday October 11, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-033
Clayton’s sister (or rather her valet, Hobson) kidnaps Jane, Tantor, Terk, and the Professor, placing each in a separate, deadly peril. She then injects Tarzan with a fatal poison (via blowdart) and informs him that the antidote lies far away on a distant mountain she’s dubbed “Clayton’s Peak”. He, therefore, has a choice, she says — to suffer as she had (and lose those he loves) or as Clayton had (and lose his own life).
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Friday October 12, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-041
This is a very interesting episode indeed. It starts off with this frustrated writer, named Ed, who needs to find inspiration. He happens across Dr. Philander’s article about Tarzan possibly being a missing link.
Ed then tracks down Philander in a run-down apartment building/flophouse, and Philander goes on to tell of his adventures in Africa, meeting Tarzan, exploring Pellucidar, being embarrassed by the photos of the baby baboon, etc. (I’m surprised though that he didn’t go on to talk about how he’d captured Maghani, the Silver ape, and almost threw Tarzan overboard after he’d been injured.) Anyway, Ed finds Philander’s story of Pellucidar a bit too unbelievable so he leaves. But a waitress convinces him to at least “check it out”. After all, Philander’s photo features a real guy in a real loincloth surrounded by real apes, doesn’t it?
Ed proceeds to sail to Africa, where he meets up with Hugo and Hooft, who recall their own adventures with Tarzan, escaping the wild animals and their former French Foreign Legion general, etc. They try to paint the picture that Tarzan isn’t much more than a normal guy with long hair.
Disappointedly, Ed goes to Dumont’s trading post and buys a ticket for the next ship home. He then mentions Tarzan to Dumont, who begins to recall some of his adventures and first encounters with Tarzan and family. He also related the rhino story (where the rhinos invade gorilla land because the trading post came, so Tarzan used dynamite to change the rhinos’ course) but he said that he didn’t know how Tarzan ever did use the dynamite he’d sold him.
Ed then wanders through the jungle, looking for Tarzan. Suddenly he encounters a panther, which Tarzan saves him from. Ed can’t believe he’d finally met Tarzan, and they proceed to Tarzan’s tree house.
Ed asks Tarzan if all of the stories of his daring feats are true, which Tarzan affirms. Jane interrupts Ed, and suddenly goes on to say how Tarzan isn’t just a man of action, but also tender hearted and lover of nature…and her. Jane recounts how Tarzan helped her be able to learn to survive in the jungle, and had the most kind heart of any man she’d ever known.
Ed said that the whole story of Tarzan and Jane (and so forth) were an inspiration. He then proceeds to go back to Chicago, and write a semi-fiction novel, titled “Tarzan Of The Apes: By Edgar Rice Boroughs.” (The real author of “Tarzan…” in the first place!?!)
Season 1 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Friday November 23, 2001 / Prod Code: 1C21-001
A violent thunderstorm has Tarzan, Jane, and the rest of the gorilla family seeking shelter in nearby caves. When they reach the cave they think they are safe but they have chosen the same cave that banished gorilla Tublat lives in. Tarzan is no physical match for Tublat and must use his superior cunning and ingenuity to defeat him.
Tarzan & Jane (1-37) (on DVD)
Season 2 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday July 23, 2002 / Prod Code: n/a
Jane’s fret over what to get Tarzan for their one-year anniversary ties together the series’ three as-yet-un-aired episodes: “Tarzan and the British Invasion”, “Tarzan and the Volcanic Diamond Mine”, and “Tarzan and the Flying Ace”.
Tarzan and the British Invasion (1-37)
Season 2 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Monday February 3, 2003 / Prod Code: 1C21-003
Jane’s friends, Eleanor, Greenley, and Hazel, thinking Jane is in trouble, come to rescue her. When they find her and everything is explained, they fret Jane has changed. So, to prove she hasn’t, Jane takes them on a picnic in the jungle. That’s when trouble comes up.
Tarzan and the Volcanic Diamond Mine (1-38)
Season 2 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Tuesday February 4, 2003 / Prod Code: 1C21-006
Two sneaky men named Johannes Niels and Merkus come and want Tarzan to take them to the volcano on the other side of the jungle to look for diamonds. Tarzan agrees as long as he gets a diamond for Jane in return. Little does he realize, Niels and Merkus are planning to kill him when the diamonds are collected–or that the gang is following them.
Tarzan and the Flying Ace (1-39)
Season 2 / Season 1 ~ First Aired: Wednesday February 5, 2003 / Prod Code: 1C21-009
A bush pilot (and an old friend of Jane) named Bobby Canler comes to visit Jane, but Tarzan senses something bad about him. He later is convinced he’s just jealous so he backs off. Unfortunately for everyone, Tarzan was right: Bobby’s a double agent!