Episode
E1Enter the Lone RangerSep 15, 194930mE2The Lone Ranger Fights OnSep 22, 194930mE3The Lone Ranger's TriumphSep 29, 194930mE4The Legion of Old TimersOct 6, 194930mE5Rustler's HideoutOct 13, 194930mE6War HorseOct 20, 194930mE7Pete and PedroOct 27, 194930mE8The RenegadesNov 3, 194930mE9The TenderfeetNov 10, 194930mE10High HeelsNov 17, 194930mE11Six Gun's LegacyNov 24, 194930mE12Return of the ConvictDec 1, 194930mE13Finder's KeepersDec 8, 194930mE14The Masked RiderDec 15, 194930mE15Old Joe's SisterDec 22, 194930mE16Cannonball McKayDec 29, 194930mE17The Man Who Came BackJan 5, 195030mE18Outlaw TownJan 12, 195030mE19Greed for GoldJan 19, 195030mE20Man of the HouseJan 26, 195030mE21Barnaby Boggs, EsquireFeb 2, 195030mE22Sheep ThievesFeb 9, 195030mE23Jim Tyler's PastFeb 16, 195030mE24The Man with Two FacesFeb 23, 195030mE25Buried TreasureMar 2, 195030mE26Troubled WatersMar 9, 195030mE27Gold TrainsMar 16, 195030mE28Pay DirtMar 23, 195030mE29Billie the GreatMar 30, 195030mE30Never Say DieApr 6, 195030mE31Gold FeverApr 13, 195030mE32Death TrapApr 20, 195030mE33Matter of CourageApr 27, 195030mE34Rifles and RenegadesMay 4, 195030mE35Bullets for BallotsMay 11, 195030mE36The Black HatMay 18, 195030mE37Devil's PassMay 25, 195030mE38Spanish GoldJun 1, 195030mE39Damsels in DistressJun 8, 195030mE40Man Without a GunJun 15, 195030mE41Pardon for CurleyJun 22, 195030mE42Eye for an EyeJun 29, 195030mE43Outlaw of the PlainsJul 6, 195030mE44White Man's MagicJul 13, 195030mE45Trouble for TontoJul 20, 195030mE46Sheriff of GunstockJul 27, 195030mE47The Wrong ManAug 3, 195030mE48The Beeler GangAug 10, 195030mE49The Star WitnessAug 17, 195030mE50The Black WidowAug 24, 195030mE51The Whimsical BanditAug 31, 195030mE52Double JeopardySep 7, 195030m
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19497
WesternAction & Adventure
Released
Sep 15, 1949
Country
United States
Creators
Fran StrikerGeorge W. Trendle
The Lone Ranger is an American western television series that ran from 1949 to 1957, starring Clayton Moore with Jay Silverheels as Tonto. The live-action series initially featured Gerald Mohr as the episode narrator. Fred Foy served as both narrator and announcer of the radio series from 1948 to its finish and became announcer of the television version when story narration was dropped there. This was by far the highest-rated television program on the ABC network in the early 1950s and its first true "hit".
