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A puzzled Walker sets out to learn why a statue looks to be shedding real tears and discovers the source of a new drug called "white buffalo."
A puzzled Walker sets out to learn why a statue looks to be shedding real tears and discovers the source of a new drug called "white buffalo."
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S9, EP1 "Home of the Brave"Gage and Sydney go undercover to expose a ring of kidnappers who snatch newborns from the hospital and sell them to unsuspecting couples.
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S9, EP2 "Deadly Situation"A local police officer holds Alex hostage, even though she is trying to establish his innocence after a drug bust.
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S9, EP3 "White Buffalo"A puzzled Walker sets out to learn why a statue looks to be shedding real tears and discovers the source of a new drug called "white buffalo."
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S9, EP4 "The Avenging Angel"Trivette's friend turns up dead, and the Rangers must go undercover to expose the truth about the syndicate responsible for his death.
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S8, EP25 "Wedding Bells"Assassins vow to take down Alex and Walker as they prepare for their wedding and resort to hijacking the plane taking the honeymooners to Paris.
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S8, EP24 "Wedding Bells"Assassins vow to take down Alex and Walker as they prepare for their wedding and resort to hijacking the plane taking the honeymooners to Paris.
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S8, EP23 "The Bachelor Party"A camping trip to mark the end of Walker's single days turns ugly when a grizzly bear and a criminal try to mark the end of Walker.
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S8, EP22 "Showdown at Casa Diablo"The battle with the Ortega brothers moves to Mexico as Walker and the Rangers try to enforce a trade for the kidnapped Alex and Sydney.
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