A voodoo curse makes it appear to everyone that Tarzan is dead.

When Roger is unexpectedly drafted into the Bandali army, the Commissioner agrees to sign a deferral form in exchange for a valuable tribal artifact. But what does Roger really have to do to prove his responsibility?

Tarzan enters into a fierce battle with the notorious Michael Hauser as the two fight over possession of a box containing illegal drugs; Tarzan tries to keep a supply of illegal substances from reaching the city of Bandali.

A trigger-happy Bandali policeman shows up to escourt Dan to an upcoming murder trial, where he's the prime witness.

Cheetah becomes the parent of a baby chick.

Tarzan discovers his animal friends are sick or dying and with Jane's help they learn the river suddenly contains mercury. Tarzan heads upstream, putting his life in peril after encountering rogue miners.

Tarzan and Simon rescue an injured father and daughter after a fiery plane crash. They discover the cargo included cocaine thanks to Cheetah but the pilot dad declares his innocence and blames a nefarious man named Hauser.

A selfish prospector scours the jungle in search of a potential uranium source and he completely ignores the harmful effects his actions may have on the environment, so the mighty Tarzan tries to teach the greedy man a lesson.

Roger's ex-girlfriend returns to the compound and greets her former flame while conducting work on a project she has currently taken on, which leaves Roger completely confused about how to interpret the unexpected action.

Dan's twin brother, Joseph, shows up and tries to pass himself off as Dan to get money from Roger's rich dad.

Roger and Cheetah find themselves being the welcoming party to a stranded astronaut whose space shuttle crash landed in the dense jungle three years before their encounter, and their peaceful intentions are seen as acts of war by the cosmonaut.

A soldier hires Roger to help him get his cargo to Bandali. The pay is high, but the risk is higher.

The new District Commissioner arrives in Bandali with plans to build a large game park strictly for hunting. It's up to Tarzan to teach the pompous politician that sometimes, the laws of man are outweighed by the Law of the Jungle.

Nicholas Dimato returns to the jungle to shoot his latest film. And he's convinced that he'll be the king of the jungle by the time filming is done.

Jane's favorite garnet ring is stolen by a parrot. While the others search for it, Jane thinks about the meaning behind the ring...and the difficult decision she has to make because of it.

A championship archer challenges Tarzan to a head-to-head competition to see who's the best.

Spoiled rock star Starr Reilly crashes her plane in Tarzan's jungle just as a powerful storm is about to hit. While stranded at the compound, Tarzan helps her learn about humility and true friendship

Tarzan takes Carlos, an angry young teen from New York City, whose mother had given up on him and whose father died from a fall on a construction job, under his wing with a trip into the jungle.

Kendra, a spoiled model, arrives at the camp, with her pushy photographer. She offends Tarzan with her furs and fake helplessness, then endangers their lives when she heads into the jungle with her cameraman. Will Tarzan arrive in time to rescue them?

Roger Sr., who funds Jane's research, arrives in camp to end the project and bring Roger Jr. back home. But on a jungle trek with Tarzan, he experiences several revelations concerning the value of the project and his son's part in it.

Tarzan captures a notorious elephant poacher Winslow who than escapes. He tracks down Jane and Roger, who are visiting caves where he has hidden some ivory and takes them hostage.

Jane's extremely fit cousin Patrice comes to visit and shows an interest in Tarzan, making Jane jealous. As Tarzan and Patrice explore the jungle, Jane discovers a bottle of steroids, leading her to confront her relative about endangering her health.

Tarzan discovers the river has oil traces in it, jeopardizing wildlife and Jane suggests it is coming from upstream. Tarzan locates the source, a man named Hauser criminally dumping toxic waste. He vows even Tarzan won't make him stop.

Tarzan rescues a young woman from her crashed plane and it turns out she has a hidden connection to the jungle's past.

Jane is ready to get away from the jungle and spend a traditional Christmas with her sister. She delays her departure when Tarzan needs her help as his elderly chimpanzee friend Maya is sick. In the end the holiday brings sadness but also stronger bonds between Tarzan and his friends.