While the Internet Archive is often associated with the Wayback Machine or public domain literature, it has become a critical sanctuary for "orphaned" media—shows that have fallen through the cracks of modern streaming services. The 1966 Tarzan is a prime example of this digital preservation in action.

The 1966 Internet Archive Exclusive features a unique blend of action, adventure, and drama, making it a standout in the Tarzan franchise. The series boasts a talented cast, including Ron Ely as Tarzan, and features a mix of jungle settings and urban locales. The show's creators worked hard to bring a new level of authenticity to the Tarzan character, drawing inspiration from the original Edgar Rice Burroughs novels.

Mike Henry’s Tarzan is muscular, cunning, and silent in a 1960s way that feels both retro and refreshing. Whether you are a lifelong Burroughs devotee, a student of action cinema, or just someone looking for a rainy afternoon adventure, head over to Archive.org and search for the exclusive.

collection maintained by the Old Time Radio Researchers (OTRR) Group. Related Ephemera

(Scanned PDFs and audio files available for download)

On the Internet Archive, the series exists as a user-curated collection. The uploads—often digitized from VHS recordings or earlier DVD transfers—capture the show in its raw, nostalgic glory. While they may lack the 4K polish of a modern restoration, the grain and color palette transport the viewer back to a Saturday morning in the late 60s.

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