of pitfalls as they attempted to reach the Temple of the Love Goddess. Hall made personal appearances that attracted children, many of whom left with Ramar-related items. In 1979, Hall said, "We made almost as much on the tie-ins as we did off the show." In November 1954, Macy's opened a $10,000 replica of the set on which the program was filmed.For 25 cents, a child could walk through the set and, in the process, see a variety of Ramar merchandise. The opening ceremony included Hall, Grace Kelly, the mayor, and a chimpanzee. Episodes The series' 52 episodes are listed here in alphabetical order. Alpha Video has released 11 Ramar dvds, containing a total of 44 of the 52 episodes. There are eight episodes which have not been released by Alpha. Key: An asterisk indicates that the episode is not available on dvd "Blind Peril" "The Blue Treasure" "The Bride of the Idol" "The Burning Barrier" * "Call to Danger" "Contraband" "The Crocodile God of Kaa" "Curse of the Devil Doll" "Danger in Disguise" "Dark Justice" "Dark Venture" "The Devil's Soul" "The Doomed Safari" "Drums of Doom" "Drums of the Jungle" "Evil Strangers" "Evil Trek" "The Flaming Mountain" "The Flower of Doom" * "The Forbidden Village" "The Golden Tablet" "The Hidden Treasure" "Idol Voodoo" "Jungle Terror" "Jungle Treasure" "Jungle Vengeance" * "King of the Watus" "Lady of the Leopards" "The Lost Safari" * "Mark of the Bola" "The Mark of Shaitan" "The Mask of Kreenah" * (part of this episode was incorporated into the 1964 feature film Ramar and the Jungle Voodoo) "The Mystic Pawn" "Queen of Sidonis" * "The Road of No Return" "The Sacred Monkey" "Savage Challenge" "Savage Fury" "Striped Fury" "Thunder over Sangoland" "The Tiger's Claw" "Trail to Danger" "The Tree of Death" * "Tribal Feud" "The Unknown Terror" "Urn of Destiny" "Valley of No Return" * "The Voice in the Sky" "Voice of the Past" "White Man's Magic" "White Savages" "Zombie Terror" Theatrical films Four feature films were made (by combining three formerly unrelated episodes into each film, editing them into a single storyline) which were then theatrically distributed by Lippert Pictures in the United States and Eros Films in the UK: White Goddess (1953) featuring Ludwig Stossel and Milicent Patrick Eyes of the Jungle (1953) aka Destination Danger; featuring Edgar Barrier and Robert Shayne Thunder Over Sangoland (1955) featuring Myron Healy and House Peters Jr.