It turns out his brother is a member of a volunteer law enforcement group, a ranger. When Luke arrives a week early, his brother is on his way out on a manhunt. This interpretation revolves around the arrival of future Harvard Lawyer Luke Hartman who has made his way out to Dallas, Texas to visit his brother and his wife and young son before making his way to school to fulfill his father's dreams. Everyone seems to be genuinely upset about this rendition but I don't quite see the problems although they're are a few, no doubt about it. Chad Michael Murray just minutes before his fame plays The Lone Ranger and his alter ego.
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The series was never picked up but left us with an updated version of the classic western films. I had wondered a long time why a new version of The Lone Ranger hadn't been done and it wasn't a huge surprise to learn that the WB was going to teenagerize the legend. Keep in mind that the Lone Ranger is more of a teenager.
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In this version, Luke is a natural born crack shot with a handgun. The use of songs behind the violence isn't as effective. The rough-hewn sets look sumptuous, and the production values are strong. The dialogue is sometimes profane but always memorable.
At one point, Tonto's sister Alope (Anita Brown of "A Guy Thing") sinks into a hot tub with him. The most interesting character again is a villain, and Dylan Walsh savors the role with enthusiasm.
Meantime, the Indians don't want to help.
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Of course, this cannot compare with Clayton Moore's "Lone Ranger" movies and TV episodes, but it is a serious, straightforward narrative that occasionally incorporates some humor and sexuality. For the record, Hartman meets Tonto when he tries to defend Tonto' sister in town from a gang of horny gunslingers on his first day out west. Murray dons a black mask and straddles a white horse, but his outfit looks nothing like Clayton Moore. After being tutored by Tonto (Nathaniel Arcand) and given a mask by Native American witch doctor Kulakinah ( Wesi Studi of "Heat"), Hartman makes his first appearance at night as the Masked Man and thwarts Kansas and his gunmen from running a black family off their property. Kansas plugs both Hartmans, but Luke manages to survive the ordeal. Kansas and his gunmen are trying to run settlers off their property so they can sell it to the railroad. Instead of leading the Rangers into a cross-fire in a valley, double-crossing Kansas and his armed regulators massacre the Texas Rangers while they are encamped for the evening. The chief villain in The Lone Ranger origin story was Butch Cavendish, but here he is known as Kansas City Haas (Dylan Walsh of "Congo"), who seems friendly enough in the beginning. Harmon allows him to spend the night with them.
Nevertheless, Luke rides after them despite his older brother's warnings. Naturally, Luke wants to accompany his big brother, but Harmon refuses to let him join them. When the regulators start raising hell with homeowners in the route of the railway, Harmon and his fellow Rangers saddle up for action. Notice that the hero's name has been changed from John Reid to Luke Hartman. The Texas setting remains intact, and Boston bred Luke Hartman (Chad Michael Murray of "House of Wax") arrives from the East to visit his brother, Harmon Hartman (Sebastian Spence of "Little Boy Blues"), who moonlights as a Texas Ranger. Not only have they changed the names of various protagonists and the antagonists, but also they have altered major plot incidents. "Child's Play 3"director Jack Bender and "Let The Devil Wear Black" scenarists Stacy Title and Jonathan Penner have taken lots of liberties with the original material. The Warner Brothers Network struggled to reboot "The Lone Ranger" without success as a weekly series in this cable TV adaptation.
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