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"The Chairman" kidnaps Alex, forcing a showdown with Walker, who has been building a convincing case against the criminal mastermind.
"The Chairman" kidnaps Alex, forcing a showdown with Walker, who has been building a convincing case against the criminal mastermind.
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S8, EP13 "Vision Quest"After being blinded by a bomb, Walker, with the help of White Eagle, works to overcome his disability while the other Rangers pursue the men responsible.
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S8, EP14 "A Matter of Principle"Walker persuades his superiors to let a former Ranger don a uniform once more to stop his vigilante pursuit of the jewel thieves who shot his daughter.
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S8, EP15 "Thunderhawk"Walker pursues thieves who stole a powerful sonic laser with the intent of selling it to terrorists, but they soon have it stolen by a rival gang.
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S9, EP12 "Desperate Measures"Dangerous escaped convicts go on a crime spree, knocking over banks throughout Texas, and Walker is hot on their trail.
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S9, EP11 "Golden Boy"Walker champions the cause of a young boxer being pulled into a life of crime; the Rangers discover an Ecstasy drug ring that has been preying on teenagers.
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S9, EP10 "Faith"Walker races to find a hijacked ambulance that holds the donor liver needed to save the life of Faith, a young genetic liver disorder victim.
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S9, EP9 "Child of Hope"While the Rangers search for a baby's mother, Alex and Walker take responsibility for the youth and realize they want a child of their own.
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