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Budget cuts threaten the existence of Texas Rangers and committee hearings are held to decide their fate.
Budget cuts threaten the existence of Texas Rangers and committee hearings are held to decide their fate.
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S4, EP20 "Behind the Badge"Trivette pulls out all the stops to impress a national reporter doing a story on the Texas Rangers, but his efforts come to a screeching halt.
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S4, EP21 "Blackout"While working undercover to bust a casino owner's money laundering operation, Walker is knocked unconscious and wakes up with amnesia.
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S4, EP22 "Deadline"Budget cuts threaten the existence of Texas Rangers and committee hearings are held to decide their fate.
Walker, Texas Ranger
S4, EP23 "The Siege"A vacation in the woods with Alex, Walker, Trivette and C.D. becomes a fight for their lives after Alex witnesses a drug deal.
Walker, Texas Ranger
S9, EP18 "Legends"The vengeful son of a recently prosecuted mob boss threatens to pay back all those responsible for his father's conviction, including Alex; Walker's kickboxing friends come to town.
Walker, Texas Ranger
S9, EP17 "Medieval Crimes"Walker gets called in to break up a burglary ring whose members focus on stealing art work and jewelry while holding regular jobs at a medieval-themed restaurant.
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S9, EP16 "6 Hours"A villain plans to execute someone live on the Internet, and the rangers must locate him before he carries it out.
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S9, EP14 "Saturday Night"The mob intimidates a local supper club into laundering money and Walker steps in to save the club and its owner, a crooner refusing to bend the rules.
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