'Now, admit you are Zorro' line snarled at Diego

I indulge in this moment. I do. I watched it almost as many times as I watched Licenciado scolding Monastario and if anything makes me happy nothing makes me happy thus much as Licenciado being upset with Monastario in my most favorite scene in the episode Zorro Saves a Friend.
The Fall of Monastario original air date January 2, 1958, director Norman Foster, written by John Meredyth Lucas. Starring Britt Lomond, Guy Williams.
❤❤ Let it be reminded that Britt Lomond wrote on page 51 of his book titled Chasing after Zorro sweet message to fans: ‘I am so grateful to the Zorro fans in this country and all over the world who still remember the series and are showing their loyalty and steadfast devotion to its memory. Thank you’ ❤ ❤
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This has been cut out of the promo that's why it is a bit different and has more dramatic theme to it than within the episode. Originally, at the end of each episode there was a promo of the following episode. It also mean that the original air date of this bit was December 26, 1957. Viewers must have had wonderful x-mas time waiting till January 2, for this feast. I can imagine their fun. On the other hand they could only dream about rewatching those two cute cookies till their eyes puke with rainbow and unicorns just as mine 🤭🌈🦄. Well, just kidding, I'm rewatching and rewatching every day since October and just cannot get enough 🎥🎥🎥What was Walt Disney thinking when he decided to write Monastario out I will never comprehend. 🤨 huh, that gives me one more thought - writing out - does it mean there might exist some scripts of episodes with Monastario that never came to fruition 🧠

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