With Jane and Tarzan on the run from the police, the show ditches its police procedural format and replaces it with a “fish out of water” plotline. We’ve dealt with Tarzan trying to handle living in the big city, so in For Love of Country, we get city girl Jane trying to cope with being…
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Tarzan: Surrender (2003) – Review
Well, the shit has finally hit the fan. No more crime-solving mysteries for Jane and Tarzan to solve this week, as now every New York City cop is on the hunt for the jungle man. The first five episodes were pretty rocky in quality, ranging from pretty good to downright awful, but can amping up…
Tarzan: Emotional Rescue (2003) – Review
In the previous episode, Rules of Engagement, we were treated to some really good drama between Tarzan and Jane – with Jane’s rational side warring with her heart – and we also had a pretty damn good “Crime of the Week” with a mad vigilante sniper, but this week’s Emotional Rescue does its best to…
Tarzan: Rules of Engagement (2003) – Review
One thing has become clear by the fourth episode of this show, and that would be that this is not really much of a Tarzan series – despite what the title of the show would suggest – for one he is referred to as John Clayton, and not his jungle name of Tarzan, and he…
Tarzan: Wages of Sin (2003) – Review
In the previous episode, Detective Jane Porter’s (Sarah Wayne Callies) insanely jealous boyfriend, Detective Michael Foster (Johnny Messner), tried to kill Tarzan (Travis Fimmel), but instead he ended up taking a high dive off a ten-story building. Jane took Tarzan to his Aunt Kathleen (Lucy Lawless) to keep him safe from his Uncle Richard (Mitch…