Lone Ranger Cartoon 1966 - Quicksilver - Western Steampunk Wild-wild-west TV Classic

[@CarlosChristian-n8t]

I remember watching this series on CBS Channel 2 on Saturday mornings! I wish that this classic animated series should be brought back to television for a new generation of fans who are interested in classic animation shows, like me, who grew up with watching cartoons.

[@charlesyoung6522]

This brings back so many memories.Good Old Days

[@spencercurry9370]

Cool animation. Cool story

[@roberthaworth8991]

The best of these tales is the ironic, tongue-in-cheek "Man From Pinkerton". For their atmosphere I also like "The Puppet Master" and the one with the Spider Queen -- featuring over-the-top voice acting by Agnes Moorhead -- plus the farcically funny, character-driven "Paddle-wheeling Pirates." It also doesn't get more steampunk than the Ranger's last, gadget-filled duel with Tiny Tom -- after which a defeated Tom decides to go straight! I'm also happy that Tonto was given a number of solo adventures in this series, with his horse Scout, and with Taka playing the role of a sort of on-call personal artillery. Many of these Tonto solos are really good and have Indian-white or tribe-on-tribe tensions as plot devices -- fairly sophisticated content that you wouldn't expect in a 6-minute kid's cartoon.

[@joecab1]

Robert Haworth wow, that’s every favorite episode I had as a kid. Nice work.

[@theodorehsu5023]

And I remember fondly this series when this run on cable in the 80’s. It was on a religious channel ironically, and the Family Channel also ran the live-action Clayton Moore series the same time.

[@cristiancastro8734]

Excelente comentario muchas gracias

[@joalva63]

I have been looking for this chapter for years and years. Thanks for posting it.

[@artgamechanger3841]

That was a good show!

[@borusa32]

Thanks , I remember this one from my childhood.

[@GlamRockCowboy]

This episode is almost certainly pure science fiction, much like such stories as "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and "The Invisible Man," both of which deal with a similar theme and have a similar result. To quote from the conclusion of the 1933 version of "The Invisible Man," starring the great Claude Rains, "I meddled with things that man must leave alone!"

[@charlesaguilar1708]

This is like an episode of the "Wild Wild West" the night of the burning diamond.

[@KeithDec25]

BIRDMAN had a similar episode in one of his toon adventures...

[@phillyflash43]

My thought exactly!

[@johnbockelie3899]

The 19th century FLASH.

[@arober9758]

Incredible and triple-double groovy good work but stay safe!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@fromthesidelines]

Would you believe "Quicksilver" was rewritten as an episode of "BIRDMAN" a year later {"Birdman vs. the Speed Demon"}? Same writer.

[@theironclads]

Similar to The Wild, Wild West episode "The Night of the Burning Diamond" from April 8, 1966. Jim & Artie battle a foe with superhuman speed.

[@arober9758]

Wow!!!

[@NiteRythemzRadio]

nice vocal samples available

[@johcafra]

Sheer speculation on my part, but Jason-Quicksilver sounds like Jack Cassidy.

[@jamminjohn]

He sped through life didn't he?

[@theodorehsu5023]

And a tragic fate, burning through a lifetime all too soon…

[@theresecallahan8548]

What are the chances of seeing the one about Tiny Tom threatening the fort with an army of toy soldiers?

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