We do things a little differently in this episode. Scott, Jess and Tim provide commentary for the two Johnny Weismuller films made during World War II, in which Tarzan encounters Nazis, dinosaurs, man-eating plants and really big spiders. 

The idea is to watch the movies with the sound down and the subtitles down while playing the commentary. We'll let you know when to hit PLAY.

After some introductory remarks, we begin the commentary on Tarzan Triumphs at the 5:20 mark. Commenary for Tarzan's Desert Mystery begins at the 1 hour, 25 minute mark.

An analysis of Chapter 10 of Tarzan of the Apes, in which Tarzan makes some new enemies.

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A discussion of the 9th Chapter of Tarzan of the Apes (1912), in which Tarzan meets other men for the first time. It does not go well. 

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A review of Chapter 8 of the 1912 novel Tarzan of the Apes, in which the young Ape Man tries and fails to catch a lion.

An anaylsis of Chapter 7 of the 1912 novel Tarzan of the Apes, in which Tarzan realizes he can no longer live with the apes. 

An analysis of Chapter 6 of the 1912 novel "Tarzan of the Apes," in which the young Tarzan encounters a savage gorilla and... an alphabet book?

A discussion of the fifth chapter of the 1912 novel Tarzan of the Apes, in which the young Tarzan begins his life among his adopted family.

Tim, Jess and Scott discuss the 1913 novel The Monster Men, originally published as "Man Without a Soul."  Burroughs enters into Frankenstein-territory in a story about a mad scientist on a quest to create artificial life. 

We're up to Chapter 4 in our discussion of the 1912 novel "Tarzan of the Apes," in which we meet the apes of Kerchak and the young child who will soom be named Tarzan is adopted into the tribe.

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A discussion of this chapter of the first Tarzan novel, which cover the brief and ultimately tragic life the Greystokes live while stranded along the coast of Africa.