This is not a DVD or VHS tape as this television series ("Tarzan," starring Ron Ely) does not exist through regular commercial merchandising. However, I have seen it from time to time on e-Bay so you can check there.

This was but one of the "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" episodes, a program which was the shining jewel of ALL TV during its time. "The Yellowstone Cubs" was a tremendous episode.

Spy shows seemed to be a big trend in those days! This one was, of course, a tongue-in-cheek comedy/parody version. Maxwell Smart had a "shoe phone"! (Color).

Wow! This was a great "time travel" series. Really just brilliantly done. Great script writing.

We started watching "The Avengers" in '65 (black-and-white) and it's still my big favorite of everything on this list. They went color in '67 and kept Diana Rigg on board for that year. '68 was the very last year for this superb series (sad!).

Wouldn't it be just peachy to be married to a nice, attractive witch who could twitch her nose and get anything for you... until you met the in-laws!

Jack Webb was tough L.A. cop ("Just the facts, Ma'am!). His partner, Bill Gannon, (in real life, Harry Morgan, later of M.A.S.H. fame) was ironically really into domestic violence!

Roger Moore always played second fiddle to Sean Connery as 007, but he was sure great in this series.

Gomez was just about the coolest guy I ever saw.

Jonny Quest wasn't politically correct but this was really the very best action cartoon series ever produced. I still watch these today.

Dramatic western series -- pretty good. Day-to-day encounters for the principals. James Drury stars.

Only as good as "The High Chaparral" if you were a feminist -- just kidding. *.* (Color).

We never missed seeing this great series. One of the very best adventure series and with terrific cinematography. (Color).

Sort of the sitcom competitor to "Bewitched" but I liked it even better. No one on TV was hotter than Barbara Eden... except maybe Diana Rigg on "The Avengers".