George of the Jungle (2007 TV series)

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George of the Jungle
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Opening title of the show
Genre Comedy
Based on George of the Jungle, by Jay Ward
Directed by
  • J. Falconer (Season 1)
  • Paul Hunt (Season 2)
Voices of (See Seasons 1/2 voice cast)
Narrated by
Theme music composer
Opening theme "George of the Jungle"
Ending theme "George of the Jungle" (Instrumental)
Composer(s)
Country of origin Canada
United States
Original language(s) English
No. of seasons 2
No. of episodes 52 (104 segments) (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)
  • Tiffany Ward
  • Chris Bartleman, Evan Baily, Eric Ellenbogen, Blair Peters, and Rob Simmons (Season 1)
  • Heather Walker, Jyotirmoy Saha, Pete Denomme, Richard Elliot, and Simon Racioppa (Season 2)
  • For Teletoon: Madeleine Lévesque and Travis Williams
  • For Cartoon Network U.S.: Terry Kalagian (Season 1 only)
Producer(s)
  • Kevin Gamble (Season 1)
  • Mike Weiss (Season 1)
  • Firdaus Kharas (Season 2)
Running time 22 minutes (11 minutes per segment)
Production company(s)
Release
Original network
Original release June 29, 2007 (2007-06-29) –
February 18, 2017 (2017-02-18)
Chronology
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External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

George of the Jungle is an animated television series. It is a reboot of Jay Ward and Bill Scott’s 1967 American animated television series of the same name, which in turn is a spoof of the fictional character Tarzan, created by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Using Flash animation, it is produced in Canada, airing there on Teletoon. The remake mostly stays true to the original production, with a few key differences existing between the two. One episode of the show typically consists of two 11-minute segments. This is unlike the original cartoon, which featured other stories such as Tom Slick and Super Chicken.

The original series aired from June 29, 2007 until January 11, 2008.[2] The original series premiered on Teletoon on January 11, 2008 and on Cartoon Network in the United States exactly a year prior.

The series returned 9 years after the original first season with a second season on September 10, 2016.[3][4] The revival season concluded on February 18, 2017.[5][6][7][8]

Characters

Main

  • George – A friendly, yet dim-witted, strong man in a loincloth, he lives in a jungle in Africa. Possessing incredible strength, bravery and a penchant for repeatedly crashing into trees while vine-swinging, George acts as the protector of all the jungle's inhabitants. He also acts immature and refers to himself in the third person. In season 2, he now has muscles and a deeper voice to better resemble his design in the original series.
  • Ape – A sarcastic and intelligent gorilla that lives with George in the jungle. He functions as George's surrogate brother, parental figure and best friend, although his attempts to educate George have a long history of repeated failures. He also tends to serve as the voice of reason most of the time. In "George's Birthday Present", it is revealed Ape is 5 years old in ape years. Every time he hears the sound of Mitch's bongos, he dances uncontrollably, which results in mass insanity and the destruction of their tree house. He also dances on his fingers when George uses a leaf as a kazoo as revealed in "Ape Goes Ape". In season 2, his character remains mostly the same, the only notable difference being that he has a British accent as he does in the original series.
  • Ursula – A tomboyish urban girl who came to live in the jungle with George and his friends along with her father Dr. Scott. She quickly forms a bond with Magnolia, the latter having saved her from drowning with mouth to mouth resuscitation and Ursula returning the favor with CPR and a defibrillator, causing the two to be frequently seen together. Young, reckless and eager to introduce modern culture into the jungle, she often tries to educate her new friends to the marvels of modern city life (such as Christmas or traffic systems), only to usually have her attempts backfire. Regardless, she does her best to assist her friends when necessary. She is still adjusting to jungle life, and so she still has much to learn. In season 2, her name is Magnolia and she studies and ventures the jungle without her father. She dreams of winning the Nobel Prize when her research is complete.
  • Magnolia – A native of the jungle and valley girl figure, she is one of George's closest friends since she came to the jungle. Despite her dressing in jungle attire (such as loincloths and sticks) as well as fits of hyperactivity, she originally appeared to be very well educated in both human and jungle knowledge, often helping to bridge the gap between Ursula's city life and jungle life. She speaks with a Southern accent, and can appear somewhat dimwitted at times. She is the daughter of the Witch Doctor, and therefore a Witch Doctor in training (according to the episode, "Frankengeorge"). In season 2, her name is now Ursula and she behaves and speaks like a primitive cavewoman, wreaking mayhem throughout the jungle for her own amusement.

Supporting

  • Narrator – The narrator of each George of the Jungle episode. In comparison to the narrator of the original cartoon, he speaks in a documentary-style fashion, often beginning each episode claiming "To survive in the jungle…", often followed by a situation in complete contrast to the first impression of his introduction. In season 2, he chimes in much more frequently, and also breaks the fourth wall by being able to speak directly to other characters (who refer to him as "Sky Voice").
  • Dr. Scott – The modern doctor now living in the jungle with his daughter. He has formed a somewhat friendly (and often hostile) rivalry with the local Witch Doctor, continuously trying to disprove his barbaric medicine and shaman skills with modern science (often with equally unsuccessful results). In season 2, his name is Dr. Chicago, and he is now an evil dentist and no longer Magnolia's father. His schemes mostly involve conquest of the jungle, but said plots are always foiled by George.
  • Witch Doctor – A very compact, diminutive character who believes his shaman skills are the solution to all problems. He often competes with Dr. Scott and his modern medicine to see who can solve a problem first, although neither usually provides the solution to whatever problem they tackle. Unlike most others, his character remains almost completely intact in the transition to season 2, with the only notable differences being that his voice is much deeper and he is no longer Ursula's father.
  • Big Mitch – A conniving golden marmoset and frequent pest to the jungle community. He lives in an ancient temple full of riches and booby traps, and has a pair of bongos with him.
  • Shep – George's pet elephant who acts like a dog. He is very untrained, and can often be seen destroying sections of the jungle.
  • Tookie-Tookie Bird – George's second pet, a parrot-like bird that can only say his own name.
  • Howie - A howler monkey who runs a juice bar.

Others

  • Carl – Carl is a baboon who constantly makes a fool out of George and Ape.
  • Cousin Larry – George's arrogant human cousin, who does his best to win at everything, no matter the cost. He was eventually revealed to be a cheater in all his victories and was ousted from the jungle.
  • Cousin Papaya – George and Ape's cousin, a King Kong-like gorilla that made a promise to beat the living daylights out of anyone who would mess with George or Ape and the other gorillas.
  • Edward Madmun – The creator of Madmun Island. He has an associate (and later enemy) who helped him climb to the top of Mount Everest and swim Madmun across the English Channel. George, Ape and the others often accidentally say "Madman" for his name, but someone always reminds them "It's MadMUN!".
  • Lion – A lion who was defeated by George in his childhood.
  • Tiger – A hungry predator who likes to feast on small defenseless creatures and appears randomly in cameos (as seen in "Rainy Season" and "Eagle Tick").

Voice cast

Pilot voices (2005)

[9]

Episodes

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Main article: List of George of the Jungle (2007 TV series) episodes

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This is a list of episodes for George of the Jungle.

Episodes

Original (2007–08)

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1a 1a "Beetle Invasion" Dave Lewman and Joe Liss Dennis Crawford June 22, 2007 (2007-06-22) 101a
George must help stop a beetle infestation that he inadvertently started.
1b 1b "The Naked Ape Man" Dennis Heaton Lyn Hart June 22, 2007 (2007-06-22) 101b
George's lack of clothing is called into question.
2a 2a "Aromageddon" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Jay Surridge June 29, 2007 (2007-06-29) 102a
Georgae's body odor after a lengthy time between baths has unforeseen consequences.
2b 2b "Found Temple of Gold" Dennis Heaton Tom Nesbitt, Lyn Hart,
and Andy Bartlett		 June 29, 2007 (2007-06-29) 102b
George is tricked into taking a booby trapped temple as his new home and desperately tries to undo the trade.
3a 3a "Cone Head" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Dan Hughes July 3, 2007 (2007-07-03) 103a
George must wear a protective cone to keep from scratching an infected itch.
3b 3b "Cousin Larry of the Jungle" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Mike West July 3, 2007 (2007-07-03) 103b
George's arrogant cousin Larry comes for a visit and problems quickly arise.
4a 4a "License to Swing" Andy Guerdat and Steven Sullivan Sean McCarron July 4, 2007 (2007-07-04) 104a
Ursula's new vine-swinging system is way too complicated, landing George in Ape's remedial safety class. While there, he falls in with the "bad kids".
4b 4b "My Own Private Hero" Bart Jennett Gerry Fournier July 4, 2007 (2007-07-04) 104b
It's Danger Season, when George's pledge to aid all jungle creatures is put to the test. When Mitch, a sneaky marmoset, tries to make George his personal danger servant, George's friends attempt to fill in for George and end up in danger themselves.
5a 5a "Lucky Pants" David Lewman and Joe Liss Jocelan Hillton July 5, 2007 (2007-07-05) 106a
A pair of underpants is seen as a good luck charm by George and the others. As a result, they each try to claim ownership of them.
5b 5b "Ape Ruth" David Lewman and Joe Liss Dan Hughes July 5, 2007 (2007-07-05) 106b
George and Ape square off in a series of competitive contests.
6a 6a "Don't Thank Me" Evan Gore and Heather Lombard Rob Boutilier July 9, 2007 (2007-07-09) 107a
George, Ursula and Magnolia go out of their way to thank Ape for everything (which started when Ape saved George, Ursula and a snake from being eaten by a man-eating plant) to the point where Ape tries to hide from them.
6b 6b "For the Love of Sloth" Evan Gore and Heather Lombard Kent Webb July 9, 2007 (2007-07-09) 107b
George is obsessed with a sloth becoming his friend.
7a 7a "Bathroom of the Apes" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Gerry Fournier July 10, 2007 (2007-07-10) 108a
A legend about a curse placed on an outhouse by an ape king may come true.
7b 7b "Beauty vs. Beasts" Paul Greenberg Jos Humphrey July 10, 2007 (2007-07-10) 108b
George and his friends become obsessed with personal appearance and this is taken advantage of by a pair of scheming peacocks.
8a 8a "Star Power" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Dennis Crawford July 11, 2007 (2007-07-11) 109a
George's jungle friends find that their wishes when they see shooting stars are coming true.
8b 8b "L'il Orphan Anteater" David Lewman and Joe Liss Samuel To July 11, 2007 (2007-07-11) 109b
George cares for a young anteater that he believes is orphaned but Shep is jealous.
9a 9a "The Vegemaster" Evan Gore and Heather Lombard Steve LeCouilliard July 12, 2007 (2007-07-12) 112a
George and his friends, facing a food shortage, travel to meet with a man who calls himself the Vegemaster.
9b 9b "Eagle Tick" Steve Schnier Mike West July 12, 2007 (2007-07-12) 112b
George gains the ability to fly after being bit by an unusual bug.
10a 10a "The Snoring" Mark Myers Dennis Crawford July 16, 2007 (2007-07-16) 105a
George finds himself helpless to stop Ape's loud snoring at night.
10b 10b "George's Day Off" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Samuel To July 16, 2007 (2007-07-16) 105b
At his friend's insistence, George takes a vacation away from the jungle. However, his friends quickly discover that George's duties are very difficult to fill in for.
11a 11a "Frankengeorge" Andy Guerdat and Steven Sullivans Jocelan Hillton July 19, 2007 (2007-07-19) 111a
A zombie curse threatens George and his friends.
11b 11b "Afraid of Nothing" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Gerry Fournier July 19, 2007 (2007-07-19) 111b
George becomes paranoid after a scary campfire tale and turns his tree house into a fortress.
12a 12a "Brother George" Andy Guerdat and Steven Sullivan Sean McCarron July 24, 2007 (2007-07-24) 110a
George is tutored by several different gurus and finds he is supposed to be on three different sides for an upcoming battle.
12b 12b "Ape Mitzvah" Reid Harrison Jocelan Hillton July 24, 2007 (2007-07-24) 110b
While Ape goes through an annual rite of passage mandated by the Greater Ape Council, George tries to figure out what species he descended from.
13a 13a "George Skips Breakfast" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Jos Humphrey August 7, 2007 (2007-08-07) 113a
George's preparing breakfast for his friends is interrupted by a play being conducted in the area.
13b 13b "Muscle Mania" Rick Groel Dan Hughes August 7, 2007 (2007-08-07) 113b
Magnolia desires to become stronger but after bathing in a muscle mutation agent, she transforms into a much larger brute.
14a 14a "Rebel Without a Claw" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Dennis Crawford August 20, 2007 (2007-08-20) 114a
George and his friends try to teach the jungle animals to get along but the natural order gets upset as a result.
Note: The name of the episode is a reference to the movie Rebel Without a Cause.
14b 14b "Stripy Pony" Tracy Berna Tim Stuby August 20, 2007 (2007-08-20) 114b
Magnolia is determined to have a pony just like the one in her book.
15a 15a "Rainy Season" Reid Harrison Tim Stuby September 3, 2007 (2007-09-03) 115a
George tries to bring an end to a prolonged rainy spell but the young rain spirit George talks with has other ideas.
15b 15b "Love in the Air" Reid Harrison Alex Basio September 3, 2007 (2007-09-03) 115b
Tooki Tooki is in love with another bird and George can't understand why such an emotion is so important.
16a 16a "Selfish Shellfish" Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers Marv Newland September 4, 2007 (2007-09-04) 116a
George finds a seashell on the ground and starts listening to the hermit crab inside constantly. Before long, he is ignoring his friends and treating them badly at the behest of the crab.
16b 16b "Volcano Pageant" Neal Boushell and Sam O'Neal Dan Hughes September 4, 2007 (2007-09-04) 116b
To cheer up a volcano that is supposedly bored, George and his friends put on a show to make it happy.
17a 17a "George Lays an Egg" David Lewman and Joe Liss John Flagg September 12, 2007 (2007-09-12) 117a
George finds a bird's egg with no sign of its mother and decides to care for it until it hatches.
17b 17b "Ape Goes Ape" Colin Yardley and Adrian Vershinin Jos Humphrey September 12, 2007 (2007-09-12) 117b
Big Mitch's persistent playing of the bongoes causes Ape to dance constantly and George resolves to solve the problem.
18a 18a "Mantler, the Man with Antlers" Evan Gore and Heather Lombard Mike West September 19, 2007 (2007-09-19) 118a
George enters into a contest in a comic book with hopes of meeting his favorite superhero Mantler personally but things don't turn out as planned.
18b 18b "Mount Georgemore" Mark Drop Samuel To September 19, 2007 (2007-09-19) 118b
George is stunned to see caricatures of himself carved into a nearby mountain by some of the jungle animals but finds that it's not a popular thing with many of his friends.
19a 19a "George's Birthday Presentk" Neal Boushell and Sam O'Neal John Flagg September 26, 2007 (2007-09-26) 119a
George's friends learn that George has never celebrated his birthday and set out to get him the ultimate birthday gift.
19b 19b "Witching Stick" Rick Groel Sean McCarron September 26, 2007 (2007-09-26) 119b
George endeavours to replace the Witch Doctor's stick that he accidentally broke.
20a 20a "Trouble with Bananaquats" Catherine Lieuwen Steve LeCouilliard October 3, 2007 (2007-10-03) 120a
The appearance of bananaquats, which grow once every five years, and the effect they have on Ape has George and Magnolia fearing bad times lay ahead.
20b 20b "Spoiled King" Mike Weiss Colin Jack October 3, 2007 (2007-10-03) 120b
George and his friends deal with the antics of a spoiled movie star couple.
21a 21a "Extreme Lamebrains" Meredith Jennings-Offen Samuel To October 5, 2007 (2007-10-05) 121a
Two visitors who record and participate in extremely dangerous stunts visit the challenge. Before long, they have George and Ape doing stunts as well though all four ultimately are in extreme danger as a result.
21b 21b "Still Got It" Randi Barnes Mike West October 5, 2007 (2007-10-05) 121b
Two legendary pranksters from the past make life difficult for George and the jungle animals.
22a 22a "A Boy and His Elephant" Mark Drop Dan Hughes October 11, 2007 (2007-10-11) 122a
George decides Shep needs to be trained to make him more obedient to George's requests.
22b 22b "George's Security Stone" Jenna Jolovitz Jocelan Hillton October 11, 2007 (2007-10-11) 122b
George loses his security stone and searches the jungle to find it and regain his lost confidence.
23a 23a "Jungle Bells" Tracy Berna Colin Jack November 7, 2007 (2007-11-07) 123a
Ursula, recalling memories of Christmas past, is determined to celebrate Christmas in the jungle though George and the others aren't quite as enthusiastic.
23b 23b "The Goat of Christmas Presents" Charlotte Fullerton Colin Jack November 7, 2007 (2007-11-07) 123b
On the day after Christmas, everybody except Ursula decides to have Christmas again and again.
24a 24a "Second Banana" Andy Guerdat and Steven Sullivan Alex Basio November 14, 2007 (2007-11-14) 124a
Ape tries to be a hero just like his friend George.
24b 24b "One with Nature" Catherine Lieuwen Alex Basio November 14, 2007 (2007-11-14) 124b
George sets out to meditate and change his grumpy outlook.
25 25 "Escape from Madmun Island" (Part 1–2) Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers (story)
Andrew Nicholls, Darrell Vickers, and Evan Gore (teleplay)		 Part 1: Dennis Crawford
Part 2: Gerry Fournier		 December 3, 2007 (2007-12-03) 125
George and his friends seek to rescue people trapped on an island populated by mysterious animals and a person who is secretly watching their every move.
26 26 "Escape from Madmun Island" (Part 3–4) Andrew Nicholls and Darrell Vickers (story)
Andrew Nicholls, Darrell Vickers, and Evan Gore (teleplay)		 Part 3: Colin Jack
Part 4: Steve LeCouilliard		 January 11, 2008 (2008-01-11) 126
George and his friends try to save themselves from the robotic menaces and traps set by the ruler of Madmun Island.

Revival (2016)

The revival series will premiere in either Q1/Q2 of 2016.[10] It aired on Nickelodeon on the Netherlands and Boomerang in the UK.

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season		 Title[11] Written by Storyboarded by Original air date Prod.
code
27a 1a "Bringing Silverback" Richard Elliott and Simon Racioppa TBA 2016 (2016) 201a
Ape must fight his brother Ted for their deceased uncle's Silverback.
27b 1b "Of Botflies and Men" Richard Elliott and Simon Racioppa Rick Marshall 2016 (2016) 201b
After a botfly got eaten, George has lost his feelings.
Note: The name of this episode is a reference at the novella Of Mice and Men.
28a 2a "The Insider" Richard Elliott and Simon Racioppa Chris Labonte and Thomas Cho 2016 (2016) 202a

After eating some outdated mayonnaise, George deals with a parasitic worm in his body.

Absent: Ursula (who was called Magnolia on Season 1)
28b 2b "Clockwork George" Richard Elliott and Simon Racioppa Jeffrey Timmins and Chris Land 2016 (2016) 202b
After George made some dumb decisions, Ape puts a bitey-bitey ant in George's loincloth to help George get rid of his stupidity.
Note: The name of this episode is a reference of the novella A Clockwork Orange.
29a 3a "True Bromance" Dale Schott Les Solis 2016 (2016) 203a
29b 3b "George x 4" Dan Williams and Lienne Sawatsky Mitch Manzer and Chris Land 2016 (2016) 203b
30a 4a "Strong As He Can Tree" Richard Elliott and Simon Racioppa Sasha McIntyre 2016 (2016) 204a
30b 4b "George’s Song" Dan Williams and Lienne Sawatsky Craig A. Taillefer 2016 (2016) 204b
31a 5a "Queen of the Desert" Dan Williams Craig Taillefer 2016 (2016) 205a
31b 5b "Kings and Little Ones" Dale Schott Rob Walton 2016 (2016) 205b
32a 6a "Renaissance Ape" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 206a
32b 6b "My Georging Jacket" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 206b
33a 7a "Bananium Deficiency" TBA Gerry Fournier 2016 (2016) 207a
33b 7b "I Gotta Beave Me" TBA Rob Walton 2016 (2016) 207b
34a 8a "Nature’s Call" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 208a

After he defeated Ursula in the Jungle vote, George must go to the dark heart of the Jungle to get her back.

Absent: Magnolia
34b 8b "Much Ado About Stuffing" Ian MacIntyre TBA 2016 (2016) 208b
35a 9a "Steve of the Jungle" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 209a
35b 9b "Guess What’s Coming to Dinner" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 209b
36a 10a "Meet Meat" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 210a
36b 10b "Body Politics" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 210b
37a 11a "Sour Milk" Dale Schott TBA 2016 (2016) 211a
37b 11b "Valley of the Magnolias" Simon Racioppa and Richard Elliott TBA 2016 (2016) 211b
38a 12a "For Science" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 212a
38b 12b "Cute Is As Cute Does" Ian MacIntyre TBA 2016 (2016) 212b
39a 13a "Shadow of a Dolt" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 213a
39b 13b "Lovecano" Ian MacIntyre TBA 2016 (2016) 213b
40a 14a "Strange Days" Josh Sager and Jerome Simpson Sasha McIntyre 2016 (2016) 214a
40b 14b "Lying Cloth" Mike Kiss Joe Sherman 2016 (2016) 214b
41a 15a "Mess of Kings" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 215a
41b 15b "Rip van George" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 215b
42a 16a "Mama Chicago" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 216a
42b 16b "Reversum Day" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 216b
43a 17a "Swirl" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 217a
43b 17b "Junior Jungle Achievers" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 217b
44a 18a "Wet Behind the Ears" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 218a
44b 18b "Georgus Ex Machina" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 218b
45a 19a "Breaking Ape" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 219a
45b 19b "Sidekick Chicago" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 219b
46a 20a "The Ursula Solution" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 220a
46b 20b "George Lays an Egg" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 220b
47a 21a "Excalibanana" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 221a
47b 21b "The Flavour of Science" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 221b
48a 22a "The George Who Would Be King" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 222a
48b 22b "The Peel of Fate" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 222b
49a 23a "Were-George" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 223a
49b 23b "Master of Macho" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 223b
50a 24a "Trial by Jungle" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 224a
50b 24b "Slothpocalypto" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 224b
51a 25a "Beave Us Alone" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 225a
51b 25b "Original Jungle Kings" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 225b
52a 26a "The Last Treehugger" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 226a
52b 26b "Heart of Gold" TBA TBA 2016 (2016) 226b

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External links

Home media

Title Season(s) Episode count Release date Episodes
George of the Jungle: The Swinging First Season 1 23 July 23, 2009 (Region 1)[12] 1 ("Beetle Invasion" / "The Naked Ape Man") – 22 ("A Boy and His Elephant" / "George's Security Stone"), 24 ("Second Banana" / "One with Nature") (excluding "Jungle Bells", "The Goat of Christmas Presents", and "Escape from Madmun Island")

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