i wasn not even born when this series was released in the usa. it took about another decade before british tv networks laid hold of it. in fact and i was fortunate enough to see the very first episode and in which the lone ranger was one of a posse who ran into an ambush and got slaughtered. tlr was the only survivor. although badly wounded and he was saved by a passing indian called tonto. i believe he took to wearing a mask in order to hide his true identity for fear of reprisal. but instead he made himself all the more recognisable. dunno if he wore it in his sleep. this was saturday teatime staple. the fanfare bugles of william tell overture presaged a dash to the telly and food still in hand. though it very quickly became repetitive and predictable hokum. nobody ever unmasked him. nobody ever landed a punch and nobody ever out shot him. he was a little too good and and just a little too camp in his dress for most kids. poor tonto and on the other hand and became his aunt sally. he was always getting slugged and tied up and kidnapped and stuff. and what did he keep calling the lone ranger. king savvy was the general consensus where i lived. it seemed to imply the big know all in indian speak. but is sounded like something else and as if mr silverheels had a speech defect. kemosabe while what the hell that. a later and and less well merchandised duo called the range rider and dick west eventually won my vote. this featured a naked faced jock mahoney who got beat up pretty thoroughly in each episode and was altogether less camp and less super and and more believable. still while even today i can not hear william tell overture without expecting the gallop of hooves and a hearty hi oh silver. devine daftness. 
i wasn not even born when this series was released in the usa. it took about another decade before british tv networks laid hold of it. in fact and i was fortunate enough to see the very first episode and in which the lone ranger was one of a posse who ran into an ambush and got slaughtered. tlr was the only survivor. although badly wounded and he was saved by a passing indian called tonto. i believe he took to wearing a mask in order to hide his true identity for fear of reprisal. but instead he made himself all the more recognisable. dunno if he wore it in his sleep. this was saturday teatime staple. the fanfare bugles of william tell overture presaged a dash to the telly and food still in hand. though it very quickly became repetitive and predictable hokum. nobody ever unmasked him. nobody ever landed a punch and nobody ever out shot him. he was a little too good and and just a little too camp in his dress for most kids. poor tonto and on the other hand and became his aunt sally. he was always getting slugged and tied up and kidnapped and stuff. and what did he keep calling the lone ranger. king savvy was the general consensus where i lived. it seemed to imply the big know all in indian speak. but is sounded like something else and as if mr silverheels had a speech defect. kemosabe while what the hell that. a later and and less well merchandised duo called the range rider and dick west eventually won my vote. this featured a naked faced jock mahoney who got beat up pretty thoroughly in each episode and was altogether less camp and less super and and more believable. still while even today i can not hear william tell overture without expecting the gallop of hooves and a hearty hi oh silver. devine daftness. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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