The Lone Ranger – Troubled Waters

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1. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, while Kemosabe was disguised as a cigarette, Tonto stomped his butt.

2. Kee Mo Slob E

3. The Lone Ranger and Tonto were riding across the prairie.

   Suddenly Tonto stopped, got down from his horse, and put his ear to the ground. After a few seconds he looked up at the Lone Ranger and said, “Many buffalo come here.”

   The Lone Ranger replied, “Tonto, that’s incredible! How do you know this?”

   Tonto frowned and said, “Ear all sticky now.”

4. Sunday afternoons, used to change time slots with Kung Fu theater. Do they still broadcast in UHF?

5. A possible real Lone Ranger;

   https://youtu.be/mirZQ64xf1A .

   Great American history.

6. ^^^ Reeves movie and monument;

   https://youtu.be/B8BC2gvhdG8 .

   https://youtu.be/rNrKmr1VeVo .

7. Yer Bijou theater offering of the week!

   Reboot – Yes, in fact most of the 8VSB digital Broadcasts are on UHF.
   (there are some hi-VHF digital allocations as well)

8. Thanks, MJ. I love occasional trips back to my childhood. I was three when this episode came out; might have seen it in a movie theater along with the Sat. AM cartoon show.

9. 2 episodes of “The Lone Ranger” every night on fetv.
   Right after “The Roy Rogers Show” and right before “Perry Mason.”

   This isn’t a plug – just info.
   (“Tim” received no compensation for this comment)

   izlamo delenda est …

10. Long time me ride with masked man. You figure after many moons me would eventually get jist of English language. But no, that would be evil white man appropriation.

11. Jay Silverheels would occasionally pop up in a bit part in B westerns.

12. Tonto puts ear to ground, listens for a moment, then says “Many Apaches come from the south, many more from the north.”
    LR: “What! We’re surrounded by savages – what’ll we do?”
    What you mean ‘We”, white man?”

13. Old squaw remind me of Hillary

14. And liberals use this exact same script today to run the Hammonds and Bundys off their land.
    Scooby-Doo followed the same recipe.
    That is why I say when someone is being driven off their land (like the San Joaquin valley with the delta smelt or Klamath Falls with the sucker fish) they are being Screwby-Doo’d.

15. My BRILLIANT OBSERVATIONS

    1. They speed up the film to make it look like he is riding faster.
    2. He no Indian, he Mexican.
    3. He gives his horse water, gives Mexican none.
    4. Horse say, “Firing the gun. That’s right in my f***ing ear!”
    5. Woman is PRETTY snotty for a loner about to be robbed……or worse.
    6. 5:05. Mexican grabs HOT BARREL of gun with bare hands.
    7. 5:53. They drink tea together, still wears mask, and why the hell are you drinking tea! I thought the water was poisoned! –unless he brewed tea from his own urine.