Tarzan: King of the Jungle

A revolutionary gunrunner takes Roger hostage, and it’s up to Tarzan and the animals to save him.

Tarzan is disturbed by the reappearance of Nick Dimato, who shows up with a movie crew to star in his version of Tarzan. After an actress quits, Nick casts Jane as his love interest.

Dan Miller is the prosecution's star witness in the murder trial of a man who killed a bank guard. The man's partner, who escaped capture, will stop at nothing to prevent Dan from testifying.

Cheetah becomes a surrogate father when he hatches a chick after the mother hen is scared off. The trouble is that he won't give up custody when the mother returns.

A deadly spider bites Shaka. There is no known antidote for the poison except for a plant that grows miles away in the Urongo Basin.

Jane travels to the Aruza Valley to study the red river hog. She falls down a muddy river bank, striking her head on a rock and knocking herself out. When she regains consciousness, she is blind.

Infected with a virus, a monkey saves the day when it bites an escaping drug runner.

When she loses her friendship ring that Tarzan gave her, Jane reconsiders their commitment to each other.

An indigenous man is reunited with his family with help from Tarzan.

Overcome with jealousy at a party for Tantor, Cheetah steals Tantor's gifts and is taught a lesson in selfishness by Tarzan.

Cheetah steals Lex Monroe's illegally mined diamond, setting up another face-off between the mercenary and the King of the Apes.

Tarzan, Jane, Roger, Dan and Cheetah travel to Haunted Island so that Roger can write an article on the endangered malachite kingfisher.

When Roger finds a lost Cold War cosmonaut, the entire camp is held hostage.

Starr Reilly, rock 'n' roll's latest answer to Madonna, crashes her plane in the jungle just as a storm is about to hit.

The new commissioner arrives in Bandali. He is an arrogant man who knows little about the jungle. His main objectives are developing a game park strictly for hunting and getting rid of Tarzan.

The commissioner bribes Tarzan to recover a priceless artifact from an ancient temple littered with booby traps.

An aging anthropologist rediscovers the small family of gorillas that he found many years ago at the start of his career.

Dan's conniving twin brother, Joseph, assumes his identity and attempts to steal $10,000 from Jane's research fund.

When an earthquake threatens Tarzan's life, the animals of the jungle do their part to rescue him.

A selfish archery champion challenges Tarzan to a duel only to learn that some things can be gained from losing.

When Cheetah falls into a coma after a scorpion bite, Tarzan and the group reminisce about the misadventures they have had with him.

A man seeking vengeance places a voodoo curse on Tarzan.

Mysterious events thought to be caused by an ancient artifact force Tarzan to return the infamous Sapphire Elephant to its resting place in a sacred temple.

Carlos Mendosa, Dan's godson from the Bronx, returns to the jungle after running away from home. When Tarzan finds out the real reason for his “visit,” he uses his jungle psychology.