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#theloneranger First three episodes of The Lone Ranger origin story 00:00 - Episode 1 : Enter The Lone Ranger (15th September 1945) 22:13 - Episode 2 : The Lone Ranger Fights On (22nd September 1945) 46:28 - Episode 3 : The Lone Ranger Triumphs (29th September 1945)

Memorial tribute for Dan, who sadly left us unexpectedly. Edit: Though this is a very personal video, I decided to make it public so that people grieving Dan are able to search for it, and not have to rely on an old Facebook post to find the exact URL. I haven't posted it for likes and views like I would other videos, I've posted it because I love and miss this guy, and know that many others do too.

Through hypnotism and telepathic mind control, a sinister music maestro controls the singing voice, but not the heart, of the woman he loves. Starring: John Barrymore as Svengali Marian Marsh as Trilby O'Farrell

While looking for episodes that I may have missed, I realised that I had completely skipped Episode 29 - 22nd March 1961 This belongs to ITV This episiode was found on The Internet Archive

Four exchange students from around the world discuss their religions: Christianity, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism. Hosted by Helen Hiett Waller List of participants: Switzerland - Philippe De Vargas Pakistan - Rasul Nizam Taiwan- Mattanee Mojdara India - Vangala J. Ram

🎅 Christmas Day in Weatherfield. Episode 108 - 25th December 1961 This belongs to ITV Thanks to @Auntie Corrie2 for uploading the original B&W episodes.

Killer Bait / Too Late For Tears is a film noir in which a couple have a bag of money that wasn't meant for them thrown into their car in the middle of the night, and they decide to keep the money. Starring Dan Duryes and Lizabeth Scott.

Helen Hiett Waller hosts a live show of 'The World We Want' from 1958 in which students from around the world come to America and discuss various issues. This is a slightly different format to the other The World We Want videos, which typically feature students from a few different countries having a discussion - this video is a larger debate and appears to be in front of an audience rather than a studio.

#redskelton #colourised S04 EP19 of the Red Skelton variety, comedy show featuring Mary McCarthy Distributed under the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 Generic (CC BY-NC-SA 2.5) licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/

The first 3 episodes are synopises, visualised by a generative art AI, followed by the colourised Episode 99. Episode synopsis from Corriepedia 4:05 - Episode 99 - 22nd November 1961 Thanks to @Auntie Corrie2 for uploading the original B&W episodes.

First released in 1952, this exploits the paranoia of first-wave exploerers to Mars, and in this episode - they acceptance of the Minining (Boring) company. I left the synopsis as is, because it's the owner of a Mining company on Mars (in 2022, don't we all know a Boring company that has an interest in Mars?) And one of the actors was Leslie Nielsen. Yep, the very same Leslie Nielsen from Airplane!

This film noir features Al Roberts (Tom Neal), a hitchhiker, who is blackmailed by an unscrupulous woman (Ann Savage) after he takes on a dead man's identity.

Vincent Price stars in a movie in which he is the last person alive in the world, while it's filled with vampires. The book this was based on was also the inspiration for the Will Smith movie, I am Legend.

Well, this is actually episode 3: 'Food on the Table.' Due to a labeling mix-up, the last part of the the trilogy video I'd last uploaded was actually Episode 4 : 'The Doctors' Given that the episodes are unconnected, and it's not too chronologically important to watch them in the right order, I thought it best to keep them as they are. I didnt didn't want to upload Episodes 1, 2 and 4 but not 3.

Horror anthology series from 1958 starring Boris Karloff regarding true paranormal events. The show was never aired on TV because no studio bought it; it was released on DVD years later. Episodes: 00:00 - Vision of Crime 26:23 - Girl in the road 52:37 - Food on the table

Episode 95 - 8th November 1961 This belongs to ITV. 00:00 - Part 1 18:21 - Part 2 Thanks to @Auntie Corrie2 for uploading the original B&W episodes.

Boris Karloff joins Rosemary Clooney on her variety show, and even does a duet with her.

First episode of the sci-fi show, Tales of Tomorrow Gordon Kent is on trial for allegedly killing a scientist in an underground cavern. Desperately, he tries to explain what they found inside the cave, and the the implications for the future of mankind. IMDB https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0717091/

'Rainbow Quest' was a musical talk show hosted by Pete Seeger, and I'll be totally honest - I've fallen in love with it, and want to colourise and archive more of it! This is the first episode, and I'm always very dubious about uploading videos with music incase it gets struck - but colourising this appeared to let it through the net. In this video, Pete explores Folk music - and has some guests: 00:00 Pete Seeger (Host) 00:13 'Oh Had I A Golden Thread' 02:50 'Introduction' Incredibly poignant, he was talking about TV, but it could well mean The Internet and this video.... 03:32 - 'Cotton Eye Joe' I learnt that this was not originally a Rednex track, and is as old as time, and even predates the Bill Monroe version! 04:31 - Pete taling about the 'magic box' that still feels relevant today. 05:50 - Pete showing how to play guitar 06:36 - 'Living in the country' 0:10: 26 - The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem (Guest) 12:08 - 'Little Paper Man' 14:06 - Anecdote 14:28 - 'The Old Woman From Wexford' 16:35 - Interview 16:58 'Tommy Makem - The Butcher Boy (Irish version)' 20:24 - Interview 21:17 'I Never Will Play the Wild Rover No More' This song seemed so familiar to me, then I recognised it as the 'We all love Clover' advert: testament to how powerful advertising is! 24:30 - Tom Paxton (Guest) 25:54 'Where Were You When the Lights Went Out?' 27:44 - Interview 29:29: 'Buy A Gun for Your Son' 31:44 - Interview, which ends mid-sentence, I must warn you. I would love to know what that sentence was. Doing research on the show, it appears that he explores a different episode, and has such a wholesome attitude. To me, he feels like the Bob Ross of music.

'Universe' is a short documentary from 1960, produced by the National Film Board of Canada - and narrated by Bob Rain. The documentary takes us on a journey around the solar system as if we were an explorer; and was a major inspiration for Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey.

We have Episode 84 and 88 in video format, here's what happened in between.

Tom Corbett and his crew attempt to prevent an asteroid from hitting Earth, from their rocket ship, Polaris. "Tom Corbettis the maincharacterin a series ofTom Corbett—Space Cadetstories that were depicted intelevision,radio, books,comic books,comic strips, and other media in the 1950s" Wikipedia

Medic was a TV Series from the 1950s that I've only just come across; I'm so impressed at their unflinching look at the culture of those practicing medicine, and how they don't shy away from showing accurate representations of operations, and using real terminology. I've looked through a few blurbs of episodes, and tried to choose an episode that isn't too uncomfortably close to home for viewers who may be affected by the subject content. IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0645287/

Due to a slight mix-up, the last uploaded episode was mislabeled, and actually contained the first episode. 00:00 - Episode 88 - 16th October 1961 This belongs to ITV. Thanks to 'Auntie Corrie 2' for uploading the original B&W episodes https://bit.ly/auntcorrie