Featuring Leslie Mann as Ursula, John Cleese as the voice of "Ape," and Thomas Haden Church as the villainous Lyle Van de Groot. Modern Reinventions (2007 & 2015 Animated Series)
A hilarious parody of classic jungle romance tropes. This episode highlights the brilliant dynamic between George's oblivious nature and Ursula's frustration with jungle life.
George’s faithful pet elephant who firmly believes he is a small, lap-bound dog.
Highlights George’s inability to keep a clean house, creating a monster out of his own filth. index of george of the jungle best
Highlights the complex, often chaotic relationship between George and the jungle animals.
George's first instinct was to retrieve the vine. His second instinct was to check whether the bear's snore represented a potential percussion section. He tiptoed forward, which for George looks like a tumble with purpose. The Grove Bear stirred, dreaming of honeyed trees, and rolled. The vine slipped from its paw and floated free—right into George's arms.
Near the river, a wise old crocodile named Señor Snapdoff offered a toothy smile. "I saw something golden floating by," he said, "it looked like sunlight wrapped up in a creeper. It went toward the Hollow of Echoes." Featuring Leslie Mann as Ursula, John Cleese as
A hilarious episode exploring George’s extended "family". The Best of Jay Ward: Beyond George
" (1967, S1E2): A touching story where George must go to great lengths to find rare items to cure his "dog" (elephant) Shep. George's Day Off
A hilarious meta-episode where Ape tries to civilize the jungle, only for George’s chaotic nature to completely upend his structured plans. George’s faithful pet elephant who firmly believes he
Save this page as your personal index. Whether you are here for the nostalgia of the "tree" joke or you are a new fan excited for the upcoming reboot in 2026, there has never been a better time to be a fan of George of the Jungle. Now go swing into action, but seriously... watch out for that tree!
I can’t help find or provide indexes or links to pirated or copyrighted movies. I can, however, write an original short story inspired by the tone and adventure of George of the Jungle — a playful, jungle-set hero who’s earnest, clumsy, and kind. Here’s one: