The adventures of Rango, a bumbling Texas Ranger stationed at Deep Wells Ranger Station in the late 19th century, and his sidekick, the cowardly Indian scout Pink Cloud.
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Title: Rango (1967)
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| Tim Conway | ... | Rango 17 episodes, 1967 | |
| Guy Marks | ... | Pink Cloud 17 episodes, 1967 | |
| Norman Alden | ... | Captain Horton 17 episodes, 1967 | |
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The adventures of Rango, a bumbling Texas Ranger stationed at Deep Wells Ranger Station in the late 19th century, and his sidekick, the cowardly Indian scout Pink Cloud.
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13 January 1967 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I remember Rango from the year I started high school and this was when the trend began for my favorite series to get canceled.
I laughed so hard when I watched this (or anything on TV by Tim Conway)
and was surprised when it only lasted one season. the connection between Ringo and both Johnny Ringo (westerns) and Ringo Starr (music) was obvious to everyone back then because they were both very popular.
The show was some times silly and some times clever but always amusing.
Tim Conway had the amazing ability to make any script funny but didn't yet have the name recognition to attract an audience, at least that is what I assume since most people didn't learn about him until after they discovered him on the Carol Burnett Show which came a bit after Rango.