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Since its upload, the has been downloaded over 120,000 times. It has spawned a subreddit dedicated to Mike Henry’s Tarzan (/r/MikeHenryTarzan) and even prompted a small festival in Austin, Texas, called "SwingCon," where the Archive scan was projected on 16mm film.

There is a specific, almost magical thrill that comes from scrolling through the Internet Archive. It’s the digital equivalent of finding a dusty film canister in a condemned theater basement. You sift through grainy government PSAs, corrupted shareware games, and a thousand copies of Night of the Living Dead —and then, you find it. The thing you weren’t supposed to see. tarzan 1966 internet archive exclusive

Since the Internet Archive relies on user uploads, make sure to double-check if the specific upload you're linking to includes the pilot episode behind-the-scenes Since its upload, the has been downloaded over 120,000 times

To the uninitiated, "Tarzan 1966" refers specifically to the film Tarzan and the Valley of Gold (released in West Germany in 1966 and in the US in 1967). This was not just another sequel. It was a reboot. Following the departure of Gordon Scott, producer Sy Weintraub cast Mike Henry—a former NFL linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Rams—to bring a rougher, more intelligent, and brutally athletic Tarzan to the screen. It’s the digital equivalent of finding a dusty

: A two-part episode where Tarzan is rendered temporarily deaf by an explosion and must rely on his other senses to defeat a rogue colonel.

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collection, which features scans of the daily and Sunday strips that ran alongside the TV show's original broadcast. Audio Collections : Users can find Old Time Radio (OTR) recordings, including a massive Tarzan Single Episodes