How Well Do You Know The CISCO Kid And His Horse?

The name of Pancho's horse is Loco.

Cisco's horse was named Diablo.

Duncan Renaldo played the role of Cisco Kid.

Pancho's catch-phrase, when amused by Renaldo, was "Ohhh, Ceesco!" This catch-phrase suggests that Pancho found something amusing or funny, and Ceesco was possibly the name of the person or thing that amused him. The exclamation "Ohhh" adds emphasis to his reaction, indicating a strong sense of amusement or surprise.

The correct answer is 156. This means that there are a total of 156 episodes of "The Cisco Kid."

The correct answer is Leo Carrillo because Leo Carrillo is the real name of the person referred to as Pancho. Carrillo Renaldo, Duncan Leo, and Duncan Renaldo are not the correct names associated with Pancho.

O. Henry is the correct answer because he is a well-known American writer who is famous for his short stories. He is known for his wit, clever plot twists, and surprise endings. His real name was William Sydney Porter, but he used the pen name O. Henry. He wrote numerous short stories, including "The Gift of the Magi" and "The Ransom of Red Chief." His works continue to be widely read and appreciated for their humor and insight into human nature.

The statement that "The Cisco Kid was the second TV series to be filmed in color" is false. The Cisco Kid was actually the first TV series to be filmed in color. It premiered in 1950 and was shot in color using the early technology of the time. This was a significant milestone in television history as it helped pave the way for the widespread adoption of color television.

The correct answer is "The Caballero's Way." The Cisco Kid TV series is based on this story.

Frederick Ziv and Philip N. Krasne are the producers of the Cisco TV series.