(the episodes below are each linked to screenshots)
Season One
Episode 1: "Eyes of the Lion"
Episode 2: "The Ultimate Weapon"
Episode 3: "Leopard on the Loose"
Episode 4: "A Life for a Life"
Episode 5: "The Prisoner"
Episode 6: "The Three Faces of Death"
Episode 7: "The Prodigal Puma"
Episode 8: "The Deadly Silence - Part I"
Episode 9: "The Deadly Silence - Part II"
Episode 10: "The Figurehead"
Episode 11: "Village of Fire"
Episode 12: "The Day of the Golden Lion"
Episode 13: "Pearls of Tanga"
Episode 14: "End of the River"
Episode 15: "The Ultimate Duel"
Episode 16: "The Fire People"
Episode 17: "Track of the Dinosaur"
Episode 18: "The Day the Earth Trembled"
Episode 19: "Cap'n Jai"
Episode 20: "A Pride of Assassins"
Episode 21: "The Golden Runaway"
Episode 22: "Basil of the Bulge"
Episode 23: "Mask of Rona"
Episode 24: "To Steal the Rising Sun"
Episode 25: "Jungle Dragnet"
Episode 26: "The Perils of Charity Jones - Part I"
Episode 27: "The Perils of Charity Jones - Part II"
Episode 28: "The Circus"
Episode 29: "The Ultimatum"
Episode 30: "Algie B for Brave"
Episode 31: "Man Killer"
Season Two
Episode 32: "Tiger, Tiger"
Episode 33: "Voice of the Elephant"
Episode 34: "Thief Catcher"
Episode 35: "The Blue Stone of Heaven - Part I"
Episode 36: "The Blue Stone of Heaven - Part II"
Episode 37: "Muguma Curse"
Episode 38: "The Fanatics"
Episode 39: "Last of the Supermen"
Episode 40: "Hotel Hurricane"
Episode 41: "The Pride of a Lioness"
Episode 42: "Mountains of the Moon - Part 1"
Episode 43: "Mountains of the Moon - Part 2"
Episode 44: "Jai's Amnesia"
Episode 45: "Creeping Giants"
Episode 46: "The Professional"
Episode 47: "The Convert"
Episode 48: "The King of the Dwasari"
Episode 49: "A Gun for Jai"
Episode 50: "Trek to Terror"
Episode 51: "End of a Challenge"
Episode 52: "Jungle Ransom"
Episode 53: "Four O'Clock Army - Part I"
Episode 54: "Four O'Clock Army - Part II"
Episode 55: "Rendezvous for Revenge"
Episode 56: "Alex the Great"
Episode 57: "Trina"
Ron Ely stars in this NBC network series that ran for two seasons ( a total of 57 episodes) from 1966 to 1968.
Executive producer Sy Weintraub is also known for the Tarzan films he produced starring Gordon Scott, Jock Mahoney and Mike Henry.
Mike Henry was offered the series but turned it down having grown tired of the role of Tarzan after completing three films.
Twenty-eight-year old actor Ron Ely had previously been selected to portray a Tarzan imposter in a planned episode of the series.
Cast as Jai, Manuel Padilla Jr. had roles in two of the Mike Henry films: Tarzan and the Valley of Gold (1966) and Tarzan and the Great River (1967).
During filming of the series Ron Ely did the majority of his own stunts which resulted in his receiving various injuries, including broken shoulders and lion bites.
The first five produced episodes (S1.E1,E2,E3,E4,E7) of the series were filmed in Brazil before production moved to locations in Mexico.
Following the series' cancellation the CBS television network aired repeat episodes of the program during the summer of 1969.
Ron Ely passed in 2024 at the age of 86.
Manuel Padilla Jr. passed in 2008 at the age of 52.
