The Lone Ranger Goofs and Trivia

In this video, I look at the Lone Ranger TV series goofs and amazing trivia facts from the 1950s television western hero classic. The Lone Ranger had a few funny goofs you may have missed the first time like a car in the background and a magic hats that pops in and out right before our eyes. The series has a lot of interesting trivia facts such as the Lone Ranger's connections to the television Superman and his relation to the Green Hornet. I also look at the definition of the word "Kemosabe".

The Lone Ranger was portrayed by two different actors on the show. John Hart took over for Clayton Moore for one season before Moore took back his position as the masked hero for the rest of the series run. Jay Silverheels played the Ranger's Indian friend, Tonto. Two cartoon series followed the series later. John Hart would go on to do TV appearances on Happy Days and the Greatest American Hero, while Clayton Moore appeared on Lassie. He would be sued in the late 70s over his right to wear the mask for public appearances.

Also, explore the many actors that made guest appearances in the TV series such as DeForest Kelly from Star Trek, James Arness the western star famous as Matt Dillon, James Best, Denver Pyle, and other actors who played on the Andy Griffith Show. Lastly, explore the television world of the Green Hornet the grand-nephew of John Reid.

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0:00 Intro
0:34 Goofs
1:33 Was it hi-ho or hi-yo, Silver away?
4:29 The Meaning of Kemosabe
5:50 The Lone Ranger's silver mine and horse
7:11 The Lone Ranger Creed
9:15 Superman connections and actors
10:32 Actor appearances
11:47 The animated series
12:25 Other TV appearances
13:45 Deforest Kelley
16:04 Green Hornet