This week’s visit to the Listener Library features an episode of the Lone Ranger recommended to us by Will. Thanks, Will! “Legacy for a Ghost” features a conspiracy to frame and murder an innocent man. But the Lone Ranger and Tonto have other plans! Will the ghost story concocted by the Masked Man bring two criminals to justice? How many times can the same man be murdered? How hard is it to pretend to be asleep? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
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I really enjoyed this. The first OTR I ever listened to was a Radio Reruns cassette of The Lone Ranger that I had as a kid, featuring his origin story. I listened to that so many times that I can still recite bits of dialogue from memory, but I haven’t listened to any Lone Ranger episodes as an adult, so I wasn’t sure if the show would really appeal to my (ahem) more sophisticated, grown-up intellect. But this was better-written and more complexly plotted than I was expecting. It might not be a timeless classic, but it definitely stands the… Read more »
I didn’t like this one – the plan was too ridiculous for me. But it has made me want to listen to another episode of Lone Ranger.
I loved this, much to my surprise. Never heard a radio episode, always quickly changed the channel when the show would pop up on tv, but wow, this was great! I was struck by how the guy said he rented a horse to get there, and I realize I’m silly and of course you could rent horses back then, but I kept picturing the line of kiosks outside the saloon Avis Rent-a-Horse, and Enterprise Horse Rental, that just bit of silliness gave me a giggle.