The BEST episodes of The Lone Ranger season 4
Every episode of The Lone Ranger season 4, ranked from best to worst by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The best episodes of The Lone Ranger season 4!
A fiery horse with the speed of light. A cloud of dust and a hearty "Hi-Yo Silver!" The Lone Ranger! Who was that masked man? It was the Lone Ranger and his trusty Native American sidekick Tonto who fought outlaws and injustice in the old west.
#1 - Wanted: The Lone Ranger
Season 4 - Episode 35 - Aired 5/5/1955
When the Lone Ranger finds himself framed for a series of crimes, he and Tonto pose as circus clowns to expose the real culprits.
#2 - Texas Draw
Season 4 - Episode 9 - Aired 11/4/1954
The Lone ranger and Tonto are faced with more than guns and outlaws when a circuit-riding minister purchases land on which to build a boys school for orphans--land which covers a very valuable copper deposit.
#3 - Heart of a Cheater
Season 4 - Episode 39 - Aired 6/2/1955
The Lone Ranger and Dan Reid trail a pair of bank robbers and killers to the ranch house of a retired outlaw who enjoys living in the past.
#4 - Uncle Ed
Season 4 - Episode 26 - Aired 3/3/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto trail a trio of escape killers into a little farming community where they meet a proud old pioneer whose advance age has forced him into a life of peaceful existence, motivating him to exaggerate his past exploits.
#5 - Jornada Del Muerto
Season 4 - Episode 27 - Aired 3/10/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto are on the trail of an outlaw man who has lived with the Apaches for years and who has been responsible for many murders and bloddy Indian uprisings.
#6 - Sunstroke Mesa
Season 4 - Episode 28 - Aired 3/17/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto capture a band of brutal outlaws, while at the same time helping a misguided youth find the true human values.
#7 - Sawtelle Saga's End
Season 4 - Episode 29 - Aired 3/24/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto are faced with a situation when they track down the desperados who have terrorized the countryside with their bank robberies and viciousness.
#8 - The Too-Perfect Signature
Season 4 - Episode 30 - Aired 3/31/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto are pitted against an unscrupulous attorney and his aide when forged documents are discovered, supposedly transferring a ranch into their hands.
#9 - Trigger Finger
Season 4 - Episode 31 - Aired 4/7/1955
The Lone Ranger and Dan Reid become embroiled with a band of gunmen and stage robbers.
#10 - The Tell-Tale Bullet
Season 4 - Episode 32 - Aired 4/14/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto help a young man escape a life of crime after noticing a signature silver bullet at a doctor's office.
#11 - False Accusation
Season 4 - Episode 33 - Aired 4/21/1955
The plotting of a telegraph clerk and his henchman - a gunslinger who,under the guidance of the clerk, has been terrorizing the little town of Rock Point as the Night Rider - place the Lone Ranger in the position of being suspected of bank robbery.
#12 - Gold Freight
Season 4 - Episode 34 - Aired 4/28/1955
The little mining town of Eagle City becomes the scene of mob violence when an erstwhile miner attempts to rob the gold shipment and place the blame on the owner of the opposition freight line.
#13 - The Woman in the White Mask
Season 4 - Episode 36 - Aired 5/12/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto set aright an old injustice when they prevent a pretty young woman and her brother from reaping their revenge by misguided methods.
#14 - The Bounty Hunter
Season 4 - Episode 37 - Aired 5/19/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto, on the trail of a tough, shrewd outlaw, meet up with a tight-lipped, scheming trapper who is also a bounty hunter who has his own plans for the outlaw.
#15 - Showdown at Sand Creek
Season 4 - Episode 38 - Aired 5/26/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto ride to Sand Creek to visit the sheriff, an old friend, and find that he has been murdered.
#16 - One Nation Indivisible
Season 4 - Episode 52 - Aired 9/1/1955
The teaching of Abraham Lincoln is put to a critical test when the Lone Ranger and Tonto are confronted with the backlash of the Civil War in the little town of Mesa.
#17 - The Swami
Season 4 - Episode 40 - Aired 6/9/1955
The Lone Ranger runs into some unusal business techniques when an old prospector friend is duped of his life's savings by a swami traveling with a general store on wheels.
#18 - Sheriff's Sale
Season 4 - Episode 41 - Aired 6/16/1955
A rancher who is the newly-appointed sheriff of the town of Nassaw finds himself unable to exercise justice, with half the town controlled by a ruthless cheat and murderer.
#19 - Six-Gun Artist
Season 4 - Episode 42 - Aired 6/23/1955
An attractive girl artist, reportedly in Mesa Junction to draw landscapes, actually has a hand in a wave of stage holdups that the sheriff, lovestruck by the girl, is unable to stop.
#20 - Death Goes to Press
Season 4 - Episode 43 - Aired 6/30/1955
The Lone Ranger upholds freedom of the press and prevents a great amount of abuse that is being perpetrated by the editor and publisher of The Daily Star.
#21 - The Return of Dice Dawson
Season 4 - Episode 44 - Aired 7/7/1955
A respectable rancher is actually a reformed outlaw who finds it confusing when a series of murders are committed and a pair of black dice, his old trademark, is left at the scene of each crime.
#22 - Adventure at Arbuckle
Season 4 - Episode 45 - Aired 7/14/1955
An attractive daughter of a recently murdered newspaper publisher finds it impossible to live a town ruled by a man who has made the town his personal property.
#23 - The Return
Season 4 - Episode 46 - Aired 7/21/1955
A mission-educated Indian girl returns to her home after ten years to be the first school teacher to her people, but she discovers that her older brother refuses to accept the new order of living with settlers and has stirred up unrest among the braves.
#24 - Framed for Murder
Season 4 - Episode 47 - Aired 7/28/1955
The mad lust for gold and its attending riches by a calculating opportunist places Tonto under jeopardy of being framed for murder.
#25 - Trapped
Season 4 - Episode 48 - Aired 8/4/1955
The Lone Ranger and Tonto ride in search of two escaped gunmen from the U.S. Territorial prison, the older and more vicious of which is an idol to his younger companion, ""The Kid,"" who wants to be just like him.