Tarzan

What a big cat that is full of sudden action and yearning ,where in a bit of a mango pickle ... sublimes are a favorite in this series. In an instance of romanticism the region taciturns a porter of witty quips , so says the molecule . The script made a sensationalist upland version full of charisma , the series has brought many century. The actors have built more to it with a commencement of weapon service, to me season three is awesome and willful . The essay they pronounce is well orchestrated and at time in great expectations ... it appears the role of these henchman is to run O ride a Jeep, in Ali the ratings are cool.

Good TV for a slow Saturday afternoon. I was a fan of this show during its original run in the US. Recently I found a video of old episodes and decided to watch my childhood favorite with adult eyes.

To be sure, the writing's not great. For example, there's an episode where Jane, temporarily blinded by an injury, says to Tarzan, "I'm so happy to see you!" SEE him? Umm...she's blind. Bad choice of words on the writer's part. And just about every episode ends with Cheetah the monkey doing something funny and everyone laughing.

So technically speaking, it's not the greatest. But it's a lot of fun. The dialogue, silly as it was, made me laugh out loud a few times, and I was never bored. If nothing else, watch it for Wolf Larson, who's absolutely gorgeous, or for the late Sean Roberge, who turns in a respectable performance as Tarzan's skinny sidekick Roger.

The jungle is awesome in this series as are all the animals. Jane is a gorgeous and Tarzan is a hunk...Action is fun and they even tried to make this a "green" show ahead of its time. Nice messages about not spoiling and polluting our world and a great family series! Guest stars were wonderful and it was especially fun to see Ron Ely, one of the previous television series Tarzan's make a guest star appearance in the series. Also fun to see Adrian Paul (star of the Highlander series)as a villainous guest star in 2 episodes. The young actor who played Roger (Sean Roberge) was very good and his interaction with Tarzan and Jane was terrific. Wish there were more great family series like this one on the air today.

Wolf Larson was the best choice as Tarzan. No one could of done it better. In my opinion that is.

I have to agree with a lot of reviewers, there wasn't enough romance between him and Jane. One of my favorite episode is Ring of Romance. I can tell that in every episodes (especially that one) how much he really loves her and cares for her.

There's a lot of humor, not just action. Some episodes you'll laugh until your stomach hurts.

So, to conclude this, I recommend watching Tarzan if you want something new to watch. To be honest, I only started to be a fan because of Wolf but then the more I watched, the more I enjoyed it.

This actually lasted 3 seasons!?!

Maybe I just caught an early episode, but I didn't think it would bode well for the series.Typical generic episode plot: strange illness makes people/animals sick. When Jane teaches Tarzan a new word, "antidote", Wolf Larson delivers what is the funniest line I've ever heard on a unintentional sitcom, in straight 'surfer-dude' monotone (You can almost hear him use the word 'like' at the beginning of the sentence):

"(Like,)Tarzan find antiDOTE." (Emphasis intended on the last syllable)

There, I've said my peace. I hope you found it as amusing as I did! :)