The Return of the Masked Rider

Plot
Jonathan and Mark's latest assignment is in a ghetto populated by gang members and aging men who once starred in a Western TV show, as well as a gym where a retired boxer trains his grandson for an upcoming fight against the gang leader, with a prominent championship at stake. When the gang tries to ensure that their man will win by kidnapping the old boxer, Jonathan motivates the retired actors to be the Old West heroes who inspired kids to do right, and they in turn rally the neighborhood residents to stand up to the gang and rescue the grandfather.

Episode Details
Jonathan and Mark are called to help stop a gang from terrorizing a downtown neighborhood. They find work at a local gym after Jonathan uses angelic powers to ingratiate himself to the gym owner. After the gang steals an old man's (John Agar) food and medicine, the man decides to end it all by jumping. Jonathan and Mark, both looking for lodging, prevent him from jumping when they recognize him as an old-time serial western star known as Morton Clay, or The Masked Rider (a play on Clayton Moore, who played the Lone Ranger). Clay rooms with his old serial acting partner, Redfeather/Sidney Eagle (a substitute for Tonto/Jay Silverheels). Together, Jonathan and Mark meet all of the old-time western serial stars who are now retired and living in less than ideal conditions. Meanwhile, Jonathan tries to help a young boxer, the grandson of the gym owner. Joey has an important fight coming up with the gang leader, Thumper. This fight could lead him to the state championship and make his career for him, but Thumper has other ideas and tells Joey to lose the fight or Joey's grandfather (Boomer Brooks) will be made to suffer. Mark hears of this from Jonathan and goes right to the gang to try and put a stop to it. Jonathan follows and Mark, ever confident that Jonathan will do "the stuff" and put the fear of God into the gang, is forced to watch as Thumper punches Jonathan repeatedly. Mark realizes that the situation is his fault for assuming that God would let violence be the answer. Because of Mark and Jonathan's interference, Thumper kidnaps Boomer as an insurance policy against Joey winning the fight. The day of the fight comes along and Jonathan convinces the retired western stars to don their old costumes and go and rescue Boomer from the gang. The western stars, in turn, convince the neighborhood that it is time to take back the streets and put an end to this gang. They all converge on where Boomer is being held and rescue him with a little old-time flair. They all hurry to the fight where Joey, our of fear of his grandfather's life, has let Thumper beat on him for 2 rounds. Once Joey sees that his grandfather has been rescued, Joey KO's Thumper in the next round and wins the match, thus securing his future. Jonathan and Mark slip away leaving the old time western stars to wonder who those two men were and wished they had a real name so that they could thank them. An obvious call-back to The Lone Ranger and characters always asking at the end, "Who was that masked man?"