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The Legend of Tarzan
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| Title: | Tarzan and the Outbreak |
| Episode Number: | 21 |
| Season: | 1 |
| Season Episode #.: | 21 |
| Production Number: | 1C21-042 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday September 26th, 2001 |
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A logger invades the jungle, and Tarzan is displeased. He stops them the first time, but he realizes that the logger owns the land, and there's nothing they can do. Soon, all of the workers become very ill, due to the logging, which broke up bacteria into the air. Not only are the loggers sick, but also the logger's daughter. Now, Tarzan and the logger must find the ingedients for the cure, but the most important one was logged, and is no longer available...Perhaps the best-written episode of the series. Every line of dialogue carries clues to the climax. The logger is cast against type, being a soft-spoken likeable man, rather than a hard-nosed business tycoon. The environmental messages in this story speak to adults and children alike. A genuine "feel good" episode!
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