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* BizarroEpisode: "Tarzan and the Extra-Terrestrials" is a science-fiction story (the show's only one) that ended with the implication that the aliens that the professor was looking for are real, and that Tarzan's abilities are the result of him being TouchedByVorlons.
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* BizarroEpisode: "Tarzan and the Extra-Terrestrials" is a science-fiction story (the show's only one) that ended with the implication that the aliens that the professor Professor Hampton was looking for are real, and that Tarzan's abilities are the result of him being TouchedByVorlons.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: While nearly all of the episodes had a moral of some sort, "Tarzan and the King of Apes" is the only one that ended with Tarzan directly addressing the audience to deliver a Public Service Announcement that reiterated the story's GreenAesop.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: While nearly all of the episodes had a moral of some sort, "Tarzan and the King of the Apes" is the only one that ended with Tarzan directly addressing the audience to deliver a Public Service Announcement that reiterated the story's GreenAesop.
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* StockFootageFailure: Most of the wildlife footage worked well, with the major exception of all of the footage of the gorillas (which was clearly very old and shot on different film from the kind that the show used) in "Tarzan and the King of Apes."
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* StockFootageFailure: Most of the wildlife footage worked well, with the major exception of all of the footage of the gorillas (which was clearly very old and shot on different film from the kind that the show used) in "Tarzan and the King of the Apes."
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* {{Anvilicious}}: While nearly all of the episodes had a moral of some sort, "Tarzan and the King of Apes" is the only one that ended with Tarzan directly addressing the audience to deliver a Public Service Announcement that reiterated the story's GreenAesop.
* BizarroEpisode: "Tarzan and the Extra-Terrestrials" is a science-fiction story (the show's only one) that ended with the implication that the aliens that the professor was looking for are real, and that Tarzan's abilities are the result of him being TouchedByVorlons.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: The fish man from "Tarzan and the Mutant Creature" was not a particularly convincing example of PeopleInRubberSuits.
* StockFootageFailure: Most of the wildlife footage worked well, with the major exception of all of the footage of the gorillas (which was clearly very old and shot on different film from the kind that the show used) in "Tarzan and the King of Apes."
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* BizarroEpisode: "Tarzan and the Extra-Terrestrials" is a science-fiction story (the show's only one) that ended with the implication that the aliens that the professor was looking for are real, and that Tarzan's abilities are the result of him being TouchedByVorlons.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: The fish man from "Tarzan and the Mutant Creature" was not a particularly convincing example of PeopleInRubberSuits.
* StockFootageFailure: Most of the wildlife footage worked well, with the major exception of all of the footage of the gorillas (which was clearly very old and shot on different film from the kind that the show used) in "Tarzan and the King of Apes."
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