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Many guest stars came and went during episodes of the Lone Ranger but certain constants remained. Silver the trusty steed the Lone Ranger sat upon was as much a part of the cast as any. Never did a show end without the horse raising his front legs and the Lone Ranger saying Hi Ho Silver. This was one of the most famous shows on national television. The show was practically a household word. This also was one of the most family oriented shows on the market. The show had a diversified group of people and showed situations that required people to stand up for what was good and right for everyone.
The music helped to create the drama and the excitement. The song made the show famous. There are very few people from that era that do not recognize the music even if they do not know the song. For many the song is simply the song of the Lone Ranger.
The narrator was Gerald Moh the voice behind the drama. The Lone Ranger had gun fights and street brawl, all in self-defense, all in the name of justice. The show stares John Hart for 54 episodes as the Lone Ranger but for 217 shows Jay Silverheels was a constant symbol of the Saga. This famous show filled the afternoons of many people, finding a place in the hearts and memories of millions as The Lone Ranger and Silver faded into the sunset.
The Lone Ranger is a series that is currently running and has 500 seasons (258 episodes). The series first aired on September 15, 1949.
Where do I stream The Lone Ranger online? The Lone Ranger is available for streaming on ABC, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Lone Ranger on demand at Amazon Prime, The Roku Channel Free, Sling, Tubi TV online.
- ABC
- 500 Seasons, 258 Episodes
- September 15, 1949
- Action & Adventure, Drama
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/10 - Cast: Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels, John Hart, Lane Bradford, Chuck Courtney
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The Lone Ranger Full Episode Guide
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Actors Laina and Dewitt Faversham are behind many robberies throughout the West, but when they arrive in Cedar Springs they might have met their match.
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The Lone Ranger and Dead Eye Jones pursue outlaws in Silver City.
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After Apache Chief Gray Horse is killed, his son Red Cloud blames The Lone Ranger for leading his father into a trap.
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An ex-con settles in Tylerville and The Lone Ranger must keep the peace as townspeople don't want him there.
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The backlash of the Civil War confronts The Lone Ranger and Tonto in the town of Mesa.
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Talan, a mission educated girl, returns home to teach her people. She finds that her brother is involved in unrest amongst the settlers and tries to help him escape from The Lone Ranger.
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When it is discovered that an artist reportedly in Mesa Junction to draw landscapes, actually has a hand in a stagecoach robberies. It is up to The Lone Ranger to bring her to justice.
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The Lone Ranger learns of a traveling general store run by a Swami with questionable business practices.
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The Lone Ranger and Tonto run into bounty hunter Lex Sharp while pursuing an outlaw. Lex offers his services to the duo, who are unaware of his true intentions.
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The Lone Ranger and Tonto prevent a young woman and her brother from taking misguided revenge.
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The Lone Ranger gets word that the town of Rock Point New Mexico is being terrorized by a strange midnight rider who has been staging hold ups all over New Mexico. The Lone Ranger decides to investigate.
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The Lone Ranger and Tonto are pitted against a corrupt attorney and his aide when forged documents are discovered, supposedly transferring a ranch into their hands.
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The Lone Ranger and Tonto are on the trail of Cantrell, a man who has lived with the Apache for years and is responsible for many bloody uprisings.
The Lone Ranger News
As we reported in May, Johnny Depp has long been cast as Tonto in the Jerry Bruckheimer reboot of "The Lone Ranger," playing a much smarter and more PC version of the completely racist sidekick of the masked, crime-fighting white equestrian Lone Ranger, played by "Social Network" alum Armie Hammer. Production had begun on the film, but according to Deadline Hollywood, the plug has been abruptly pulled by Disney.
Though Johnny Depp has been cast as Tonto for going on three years now, Jerry Bruckheimer and recently-hired director Gore Verbinski have finally found their titular character.
