Any fans of Ramar Of The Jungle?

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   I was wondering who out there might be a fan of the fifties tv series Ramar Of The Jungle, starring the late Jon Hall? I was not born until the early sixties, and did not discover it until about a year ago, when i came across a partial set on DVD.
                  For those who do not know, it is the story of a white doctor "Ramar" which translates as "white medicine man"-Dr. Tom Reynolds (played by Jon Hall), his associate Prof. Howard Ogden(played by Ray Montgomery) and their native guide Willy-Willy, and their adventures in Africa.
                 The real star of the show is (as i am sure you have guessed) Dr. Reynolds-Hall is the perfect type of actor to play such a role, of a doctor. Interspersed throughout the episodes is actual footage of real African animals in their natural habitat.
                        hard to find a complete set, but it would be worth it!
                   I would love to hear other people's impressions-

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presdoug Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: January 24 2010 Location: Canada Status: Offline Points: 8718	Topic: Any fans of Ramar Of The Jungle? Posted: February 22 2010 at 08:26
	I was wondering who out there might be a fan of the fifties tv series Ramar Of The Jungle, starring the late Jon Hall? I was not born until the early sixties, and did not discover it until about a year ago, when i came across a partial set on DVD. For those who do not know, it is the story of a white doctor "Ramar" which translates as "white medicine man"-Dr. Tom Reynolds (played by Jon Hall), his associate Prof. Howard Ogden(played by Ray Montgomery) and their native guide Willy-Willy, and their adventures in Africa. The real star of the show is (as i am sure you have guessed) Dr. Reynolds-Hall is the perfect type of actor to play such a role, of a doctor. Interspersed throughout the episodes is actual footage of real African animals in their natural habitat. hard to find a complete set, but it would be worth it! I would love to hear other people's impressions-