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Mowgli exacts his revenge on the village and its people who threatened the lives of his adopted parents

In the second of three parts of "Letting In The Jungle," Mowgli finds his adoptive parents bound and gagged, and about to be killed for harboring him. Mowgli frees them and sets them on a route to safety while staging a fright for the villagers. 

Episode 7 of The Jungle Book:  After fulfilling his vow to kill the tiger Shere Khan and to lay his hide upon the wolfpack's Council Rock, Mowgli and his wolf brothers sense that the villagers, led by their chief hunter, are hunting for Mowgli, to kill him before dealing with Mowgli's adoptive parents.

In Episode 6, "Tiger! Tiger!", Mowgli, with the help of his wolf brothers, defeats Shere Khan by corralling the village buffalo herd and trampling the tiger to death. After skinning him, Mowgli takes Shere Khan's pelt to the Council Rock, proof that Mowgli kept his word that one day he would kill Shere Khan.

In Episode 5, Mowgli and his animal friends hear the story of a perfect world that is turned into a world full of fear and dread as a result of an act of disobedience. It is a tale of how tigers came to have the right to kill people on one night each year, how tigers got their stripes, and how the animals of the jungle came to know the meaning of fear.

In Episode 4, Baloo and Bagheera recruit Kaa the python and rescue seven-year-old Mowgli who had been kidnapped by the monkeys and taken to a deserted city deep in the jungle

Mowgli's adventures continue in Episode 3 of the classic tale, The Jungle Book

Mowgli asserts his position in the pack in Episode 2 of The Jungle Book. 

The first episode of the classic tale, The Jungle Book, by Rudyard Kipling