Episode
The Lone Ranger: Barnaby Boggs, Esquire
Overview
The Lone Ranger use a traveling salesman Barnaby Boggs to first identify and if possible trap cattle rustler Red Kruger. Kruger recognizes the threat Boogs presents and does everything in his power to stop Boggs from seeing him. Although basically a coward Boggs goes ahead with the scheme on the promise of the reward money made by the Lone Ranger
Details
- Series
- The Lone Ranger
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 21
- Air date
- 1950-02-02
- Runtime
- 30 min
Episode context
Barnaby Boggs, Esquire is Episode 21 in Season 1 of The Lone Ranger. It aired on 1950-02-02. The runtime is 30 min.
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Episode 20: Man of the House
While on the trail of cattle rustlers, the Lone Ranger and Tonto encounter hen pecked and stay at home husband Casper Dingle. The Lone Ranger convinces Casper to come with him because the latest rustling activity involved Dingle's cattle. Along the way the Ranger gives Casper a few tips and pointers, the result of which far surpass anything ever expected of Casper.
Episode 22: Sheep Thieves
Two young men switch clothes while on a stage coach so as to play a practical joke on the owner of one of the local sheep stations. Unbeknown to both of them they set in action a chain of events that could have dire consequences for everyone
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Episode 24: The Man with Two Faces
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Episode 26: Troubled Waters
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