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The Rangers chase down carjackers who have taken the life of Gage's former high-school sweetheart; Gage leans on Sydney for support after he loses his hearing.
The Rangers chase down carjackers who have taken the life of Gage's former high-school sweetheart; Gage leans on Sydney for support after he loses his hearing.
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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.
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S9, EP19 "Unsafe Speed"Sydney and Gage disguise themselves as bikers to gain the trust of a motorcycle gang and bust up a methamphetamine lab; Alex and Trivette take on dangerous drivers.
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S9, EP20 "Without a Sound"The Rangers chase down carjackers who have taken the life of Gage's former high-school sweetheart; Gage leans on Sydney for support after he loses his hearing.
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S9, EP23 "The Final Show/Down"A powerful gang that Walker once helped to bust stalks the Ranger in hopes of getting revenge while Alex prepares to give birth; Trivette asks his old flame to share his life.
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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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S9, EP13 "Division Street"Walker and an old friend, Boomer Night, create a midnight basketball league, uniting two rival gangs on the court and preventing violence on the streets.
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