Watcher Texas Ranger https://podcasts.cineverse.com/ en Saddle up for Watcher Texas Ranger, the gut-busting podcast where three clueless hosts dive headfirst into the wild, roundhouse-kicking world of the 90s TV classic Walker, Texas Ranger! Join us as we riff through every episode, scene by scene, with no prior knowledge of Chuck Norris’ legendary crime-fighting antics. Expect absurd humor, unfiltered reactions, and plenty of love for the over-the-top action, questionable plotlines, and glorious mullets that define this iconic show. Whether you’re a die-hard Walker fan or just here for the laughs, our episode-by-episode roast will keep you hooked. Grab your cowboy hat and tune in for a rootin’-tootin’ good time!  New episodes drop Wednesdays. Perfect for fans of comedy, nostalgia, and martial arts mayhem. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/1e1c7f04-51f4-11f0-88e5-7f2b130468c4/image/3c6bcaf48bf3f40a2e4997826e72bc3c.png?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress Watcher Texas Ranger https://podcasts.cineverse.com/ episodic Cineverse Saddle up for Watcher Texas Ranger, the gut-busting podcast where three clueless hosts dive headfirst into the wild, roundhouse-kicking world of the 90s TV classic Walker, Texas Ranger! Join us as we riff through every episode, scene by scene, with no prior knowledge of Chuck Norris’ legendary crime-fighting antics. Expect absurd humor, unfiltered reactions, and plenty of love for the over-the-top action, questionable plotlines, and glorious mullets that define this iconic show. Whether you’re a die-hard Walker fan or just here for the laughs, our episode-by-episode roast will keep you hooked. Grab your cowboy hat and tune in for a rootin’-tootin’ good time!  New episodes drop Wednesdays. Perfect for fans of comedy, nostalgia, and martial arts mayhem. Saddle up for Watcher Texas Ranger, the gut-busting podcast where three clueless hosts dive headfirst into the wild, roundhouse-kicking world of the 90s TV classic Walker, Texas Ranger! Join us as we riff through every episode, scene by scene, with no prior knowledge of Chuck Norris’ legendary crime-fighting antics. Expect absurd humor, unfiltered reactions, and plenty of love for the over-the-top action, questionable plotlines, and glorious mullets that define this iconic show. Whether you’re a die-hard Walker fan or just here for the laughs, our episode-by-episode roast will keep you hooked. Grab your cowboy hat and tune in for a rootin’-tootin’ good time! 

New episodes drop Wednesdays. Perfect for fans of comedy, nostalgia, and martial arts mayhem.



]]> Cineverse contact@midnightdisease.net S3 E18 Trust No One The crew tackles Season 3’s “Trust No One,” where a botched plane heist leaves $5 million in fake cash missing and points the finger straight at Trivette. While Jimmy fights to clear his name, Walker chases counterfeiters, dodges a sleazy TV reporter (Dick Hardwood), and flies a small plane like it’s a Dodge Ram. The hosts roast the ridiculous plot holes, the mud-soaked runway busts, Buford’s instant face-plant, and the absolute insanity of Chuck Norris landing a plane on a moving truck. They lose it over Stacy’s betrayal, the “aura farming” runway standoff, and Trivette’s sudden inability to catch a football despite supposedly playing in the NFL. With a solid four-star rating, plenty of tangents on monopoly money scams, and a body count so low the guys were begging for violence, this one delivers chaotic fun despite the thin evidence and courtroom nonsense. If you enjoy Walker bending every rule to save his partner, terrible TV journalism, and the gang mercilessly mocking 90s cop-show logic, this episode is a blast. New Walker episodes drop every Wednesday as part of the Bad Movies Rule Network! Wed, 15 Apr 2026 05:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse The crew tackles Season 3’s “Trust No One,” where a botched plane heist leaves $5 million in fake cash missing and points the finger straight at Trivette. While Jimmy fights to clear his name, Walker chases counterfeiters, dodges a sleazy TV reporter (Dick Hardwood), and flies a small plane like it’s a Dodge Ram. The hosts roast the ridiculous plot holes, the mud-soaked runway busts, Buford’s instant face-plant, and the absolute insanity of Chuck Norris landing a plane on a moving truck. They lose it over Stacy’s betrayal, the “aura farming” runway standoff, and Trivette’s sudden inability to catch a football despite supposedly playing in the NFL. With a solid four-star rating, plenty of tangents on monopoly money scams, and a body count so low the guys were begging for violence, this one delivers chaotic fun despite the thin evidence and courtroom nonsense. If you enjoy Walker bending every rule to save his partner, terrible TV journalism, and the gang mercilessly mocking 90s cop-show logic, this episode is a blast. New Walker episodes drop every Wednesday as part of the Bad Movies Rule Network! The crew tackles Season 3’s “Trust No One,” where a botched plane heist leaves $5 million in fake cash missing and points the finger straight at Trivette. While Jimmy fights to clear his name, Walker chases counterfeiters, dodges a sleazy TV reporter (Dick Hardwood), and flies a small plane like it’s a Dodge Ram.

The hosts roast the ridiculous plot holes, the mud-soaked runway busts, Buford’s instant face-plant, and the absolute insanity of Chuck Norris landing a plane on a moving truck. They lose it over Stacy’s betrayal, the “aura farming” runway standoff, and Trivette’s sudden inability to catch a football despite supposedly playing in the NFL.

With a solid four-star rating, plenty of tangents on monopoly money scams, and a body count so low the guys were begging for violence, this one delivers chaotic fun despite the thin evidence and courtroom nonsense.

If you enjoy Walker bending every rule to save his partner, terrible TV journalism, and the gang mercilessly mocking 90s cop-show logic, this episode is a blast. New Walker episodes drop every Wednesday as part of the Bad Movies Rule Network!

]]> 4232 yes S3 E16&17 War Zone The crew dives into the two-part “War Zone,” where Walker’s long-lost best friend (who we’ve never seen before) gets killed in the first five minutes during a clown-masked heist crew’s crime spree. From street-racing center-part kids and a muddy helicopter landing to Wilford Brimley showing up like there’s a fire sale on Metformin, the hosts roast every absurd moment. Highlights include Walker watching old home movies of his dead partner, a shotgun salute that rains ducks from the sky (“I’m keeping this”), Keith playing degenerate basketball instead of grieving, the clowns yelling “suck floor,” and a Hunt Club raid where Walker takes out half the room while Trivette splits the kills. They lose it over the ridiculous body count, Bolton’s over-the-top evil energy, the rocket launcher on an overpass, and the B-plot with Reno’s kids that drags the episode down. Extras, villain ratings, and a solid four-star group score round it out, with plenty of tangents on Beavis and Butthead impressions, Jeep Swenson, and why Walker loves dropping trauma dumps. If you enjoy Chuck Norris kicking ass in clown territory, ridiculous coincidences, and the gang mercilessly mocking 90s TV logic, this double-length roast delivers. New Walker episodes drop every Tuesday on the Bad Movies Rule network. Hold onto your red afro — it’s a full-on War Zone. Wed, 08 Apr 2026 17:20:00 -0000 full Cineverse The crew dives into the two-part “War Zone,” where Walker’s long-lost best friend (who we’ve never seen before) gets killed in the first five minutes during a clown-masked heist crew’s crime spree. From street-racing center-part kids and a muddy helicopter landing to Wilford Brimley showing up like there’s a fire sale on Metformin, the hosts roast every absurd moment. Highlights include Walker watching old home movies of his dead partner, a shotgun salute that rains ducks from the sky (“I’m keeping this”), Keith playing degenerate basketball instead of grieving, the clowns yelling “suck floor,” and a Hunt Club raid where Walker takes out half the room while Trivette splits the kills. They lose it over the ridiculous body count, Bolton’s over-the-top evil energy, the rocket launcher on an overpass, and the B-plot with Reno’s kids that drags the episode down. Extras, villain ratings, and a solid four-star group score round it out, with plenty of tangents on Beavis and Butthead impressions, Jeep Swenson, and why Walker loves dropping trauma dumps. If you enjoy Chuck Norris kicking ass in clown territory, ridiculous coincidences, and the gang mercilessly mocking 90s TV logic, this double-length roast delivers. New Walker episodes drop every Tuesday on the Bad Movies Rule network. Hold onto your red afro — it’s a full-on War Zone. The crew dives into the two-part “War Zone,” where Walker’s long-lost best friend (who we’ve never seen before) gets killed in the first five minutes during a clown-masked heist crew’s crime spree. From street-racing center-part kids and a muddy helicopter landing to Wilford Brimley showing up like there’s a fire sale on Metformin, the hosts roast every absurd moment.

Highlights include Walker watching old home movies of his dead partner, a shotgun salute that rains ducks from the sky (“I’m keeping this”), Keith playing degenerate basketball instead of grieving, the clowns yelling “suck floor,” and a Hunt Club raid where Walker takes out half the room while Trivette splits the kills.

They lose it over the ridiculous body count, Bolton’s over-the-top evil energy, the rocket launcher on an overpass, and the B-plot with Reno’s kids that drags the episode down. Extras, villain ratings, and a solid four-star group score round it out, with plenty of tangents on Beavis and Butthead impressions, Jeep Swenson, and why Walker loves dropping trauma dumps.

If you enjoy Chuck Norris kicking ass in clown territory, ridiculous coincidences, and the gang mercilessly mocking 90s TV logic, this double-length roast delivers. New Walker episodes drop every Tuesday on the Bad Movies Rule network.

Hold onto your red afro — it’s a full-on War Zone.

]]> 4478 yes S3 E15 Cowboy In this high-octane deep-dive, the crew (Clint, Curt, and special guest Katy Bush) tackles Walker, Texas Ranger Season 3’s “Cowboy.” While Walker, Trivette, and Alex are casually sipping oversized chocolate beers at a hotel café, a crew of high-energy kidnappers led by the unhinged Victor LaRue storms the glass elevator and snatches a wealthy oil baron named Trask — along with Alex. What follows is one non-stop, formula-breaking chase: a muddy helicopter landing, Alex Rain Man–ing location clues over a hidden cell phone while LaRue gets handsy and downright rapey, Walker swearing for the first (and maybe only) time on the show (“You son of a bitch!”), a Speed-style bus hijacking with Chuck Norris army-crawling across the roof and dropping through the hatch like a bearded action god, and a jaw-dropping junkyard finale where hostages get shoved into a car crusher and Walker goes full forklift rodeo. The hosts lose their minds over the brutal flying kicks, the bus stunt that eats parked cars for breakfast, the slow-motion car-crusher tension, and LaRue’s cartoonishly evil over-the-top energy. If you love Walker going full lone-cowboy rage mode, Alex surviving yet another kidnapping with style, and the gang roasting every muddy helicopter and roof-ladder absurdity, this one’s a must. Part of the Bad Movies Rule network — new Walker episodes drop every Tuesday. Grab your chocolate beer and hold on tight, partner. The eyes of a Ranger are watching… and so are we. 🤠🔥 Wed, 01 Apr 2026 05:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse In this high-octane deep-dive, the crew (Clint, Curt, and special guest Katy Bush) tackles Walker, Texas Ranger Season 3’s “Cowboy.” While Walker, Trivette, and Alex are casually sipping oversized chocolate beers at a hotel café, a crew of high-energy kidnappers led by the unhinged Victor LaRue storms the glass elevator and snatches a wealthy oil baron named Trask — along with Alex. What follows is one non-stop, formula-breaking chase: a muddy helicopter landing, Alex Rain Man–ing location clues over a hidden cell phone while LaRue gets handsy and downright rapey, Walker swearing for the first (and maybe only) time on the show (“You son of a bitch!”), a Speed-style bus hijacking with Chuck Norris army-crawling across the roof and dropping through the hatch like a bearded action god, and a jaw-dropping junkyard finale where hostages get shoved into a car crusher and Walker goes full forklift rodeo. The hosts lose their minds over the brutal flying kicks, the bus stunt that eats parked cars for breakfast, the slow-motion car-crusher tension, and LaRue’s cartoonishly evil over-the-top energy. If you love Walker going full lone-cowboy rage mode, Alex surviving yet another kidnapping with style, and the gang roasting every muddy helicopter and roof-ladder absurdity, this one’s a must. Part of the Bad Movies Rule network — new Walker episodes drop every Tuesday. Grab your chocolate beer and hold on tight, partner. The eyes of a Ranger are watching… and so are we. 🤠🔥 In this high-octane deep-dive, the crew (Clint, Curt, and special guest Katy Bush) tackles Walker, Texas Ranger Season 3’s “Cowboy.” While Walker, Trivette, and Alex are casually sipping oversized chocolate beers at a hotel café, a crew of high-energy kidnappers led by the unhinged Victor LaRue storms the glass elevator and snatches a wealthy oil baron named Trask — along with Alex.

What follows is one non-stop, formula-breaking chase: a muddy helicopter landing, Alex Rain Man–ing location clues over a hidden cell phone while LaRue gets handsy and downright rapey, Walker swearing for the first (and maybe only) time on the show (“You son of a bitch!”), a Speed-style bus hijacking with Chuck Norris army-crawling across the roof and dropping through the hatch like a bearded action god, and a jaw-dropping junkyard finale where hostages get shoved into a car crusher and Walker goes full forklift rodeo.

The hosts lose their minds over the brutal flying kicks, the bus stunt that eats parked cars for breakfast, the slow-motion car-crusher tension, and LaRue’s cartoonishly evil over-the-top energy.

If you love Walker going full lone-cowboy rage mode, Alex surviving yet another kidnapping with style, and the gang roasting every muddy helicopter and roof-ladder absurdity, this one’s a must. Part of the Bad Movies Rule network — new Walker episodes drop every Tuesday.

Grab your chocolate beer and hold on tight, partner. The eyes of a Ranger are watching… and so are we. 🤠🔥

]]> 4192 yes S3 E14 Mean Streets In this week’s riotous deep-dive into 1990s Chuck Norris cheese, the crew tackles Walker, Texas Ranger Season 3, Episode 13: “Mean Streets.” While Walker fights crime on the (suddenly very mean) streets of Fort Worth by handing out chili to the voluntarily homeless, going undercover in a Carhartt sweatshirt in 90-degree heat, and delivering roundhouse kicks that somehow never touch the ground, the hosts are parked on the couch unleashing nonstop quips, tangents, and savage burns. Expect: Endless riffs on the rich-kid “bum fight” crew who film themselves beating homeless people while screaming “You’re the man!” A full forensic autopsy of every car-chase trope (glass-pane jumps, tail-light-proof BMWs, and the greatest underwater acting since Marlon Brando). Side quests about Rod Stewart’s hair, Rachel Hunter, aura farming, prolapsed buttholes, and why Texas toast is life. The return of the legendary “Extra of the Week,” “Villain of the Week,” and a group rating that lands somewhere between “watchable” and “after-school special with extra car chases.” If you love bad TV roasted mercilessly, zero-filter banter, and enough off-the-rails detours to make you forget what the actual plot was, this is your episode. Part of the Bad Movies Rule network—new Walker episodes drop every Tuesday, main show every Friday. Wed, 25 Mar 2026 05:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse In this week’s riotous deep-dive into 1990s Chuck Norris cheese, the crew tackles Walker, Texas Ranger Season 3, Episode 13: “Mean Streets.” While Walker fights crime on the (suddenly very mean) streets of Fort Worth by handing out chili to the voluntarily homeless, going undercover in a Carhartt sweatshirt in 90-degree heat, and delivering roundhouse kicks that somehow never touch the ground, the hosts are parked on the couch unleashing nonstop quips, tangents, and savage burns. Expect: Endless riffs on the rich-kid “bum fight” crew who film themselves beating homeless people while screaming “You’re the man!” A full forensic autopsy of every car-chase trope (glass-pane jumps, tail-light-proof BMWs, and the greatest underwater acting since Marlon Brando). Side quests about Rod Stewart’s hair, Rachel Hunter, aura farming, prolapsed buttholes, and why Texas toast is life. The return of the legendary “Extra of the Week,” “Villain of the Week,” and a group rating that lands somewhere between “watchable” and “after-school special with extra car chases.” If you love bad TV roasted mercilessly, zero-filter banter, and enough off-the-rails detours to make you forget what the actual plot was, this is your episode. Part of the Bad Movies Rule network—new Walker episodes drop every Tuesday, main show every Friday. In this week’s riotous deep-dive into 1990s Chuck Norris cheese, the crew tackles Walker, Texas Ranger Season 3, Episode 13: “Mean Streets.” While Walker fights crime on the (suddenly very mean) streets of Fort Worth by handing out chili to the voluntarily homeless, going undercover in a Carhartt sweatshirt in 90-degree heat, and delivering roundhouse kicks that somehow never touch the ground, the hosts are parked on the couch unleashing nonstop quips, tangents, and savage burns.

Expect:

  • Endless riffs on the rich-kid “bum fight” crew who film themselves beating homeless people while screaming “You’re the man!”
  • A full forensic autopsy of every car-chase trope (glass-pane jumps, tail-light-proof BMWs, and the greatest underwater acting since Marlon Brando).
  • Side quests about Rod Stewart’s hair, Rachel Hunter, aura farming, prolapsed buttholes, and why Texas toast is life.
  • The return of the legendary “Extra of the Week,” “Villain of the Week,” and a group rating that lands somewhere between “watchable” and “after-school special with extra car chases.”

If you love bad TV roasted mercilessly, zero-filter banter, and enough off-the-rails detours to make you forget what the actual plot was, this is your episode. Part of the Bad Movies Rule network—new Walker episodes drop every Tuesday, main show every Friday.

]]> 5035 yes S3 E13 Money Train In this episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, Walker and Trivett are pulled from their usual crime-fighting routine when they're assigned to serve as technical advisors on a low-budget Western movie shoot. What starts as a reluctant gig quickly turns chaotic when the production is targeted by a crew of inept American ninjas-turned-stuntmen who are planning a daring heist to steal $28 million in new currency being transported by train. As the bad guys (led by the mysterious Lasseter, along with Cody, Hairline, and Jet We) use their movie set access to scout and execute the robbery, Walker and Trivette get tangled up in both Hollywood hijinks and high-stakes action. Highlights include a runaway stagecoach chase, shadowy tool-and-die shop break-ins, nitrous oxide-fueled train heists, plenty of family drama involving Cody and his actress sister Ellie, and the usual Walker brand of slow-motion justice. The episode features one of the show's most genuinely dangerous-looking stunts, some truly baffling bad guy decisions, and ends with the predictable freeze-frame moral at CD's Bar & Grill. A middling entry carried mostly by the horse chaos and Chuck Norris doing what he does best. Wed, 18 Mar 2026 05:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse In this episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, Walker and Trivett are pulled from their usual crime-fighting routine when they're assigned to serve as technical advisors on a low-budget Western movie shoot. What starts as a reluctant gig quickly turns chaotic when the production is targeted by a crew of inept American ninjas-turned-stuntmen who are planning a daring heist to steal $28 million in new currency being transported by train. As the bad guys (led by the mysterious Lasseter, along with Cody, Hairline, and Jet We) use their movie set access to scout and execute the robbery, Walker and Trivette get tangled up in both Hollywood hijinks and high-stakes action. Highlights include a runaway stagecoach chase, shadowy tool-and-die shop break-ins, nitrous oxide-fueled train heists, plenty of family drama involving Cody and his actress sister Ellie, and the usual Walker brand of slow-motion justice. The episode features one of the show's most genuinely dangerous-looking stunts, some truly baffling bad guy decisions, and ends with the predictable freeze-frame moral at CD's Bar & Grill. A middling entry carried mostly by the horse chaos and Chuck Norris doing what he does best. In this episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, Walker and Trivett are pulled from their usual crime-fighting routine when they're assigned to serve as technical advisors on a low-budget Western movie shoot. What starts as a reluctant gig quickly turns chaotic when the production is targeted by a crew of inept American ninjas-turned-stuntmen who are planning a daring heist to steal $28 million in new currency being transported by train.

As the bad guys (led by the mysterious Lasseter, along with Cody, Hairline, and Jet We) use their movie set access to scout and execute the robbery, Walker and Trivette get tangled up in both Hollywood hijinks and high-stakes action. Highlights include a runaway stagecoach chase, shadowy tool-and-die shop break-ins, nitrous oxide-fueled train heists, plenty of family drama involving Cody and his actress sister Ellie, and the usual Walker brand of slow-motion justice.

The episode features one of the show's most genuinely dangerous-looking stunts, some truly baffling bad guy decisions, and ends with the predictable freeze-frame moral at CD's Bar & Grill. A middling entry carried mostly by the horse chaos and Chuck Norris doing what he does best.

]]> 4679 yes S3 E12 The Big Bingo Bamboozle This week on Watcher Texas Ranger, we're diving into "The Big Bingo Bamboozle"—the episode we've been waiting for with one of the best titles yet (five-star alliteration!). Hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila riff scene-by-scene through the bingo parlor action, where big money jackpots, subtle Walker-style foreshadowing, bunny ears on the bad guy, and a missed opportunity for a killer one-liner all collide. Expect Robert Forrester back from Delta Force, Doris Roberts as spicy Marie from Everybody Loves Raymond, exploding bingo signs, limo skylight hangs, and plenty of "this is one of the episodes of the show for all time" energy. We even get some lore on Walker and Alex ("maybe we're a little more than friends... maybe someday"). Stay tuned for the full walk-through of this fine, watchable episode that rises above the mid-season blahs. Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Big Bingo Bamboozle Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Robert Forrester Doris Roberts Wed, 11 Mar 2026 05:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse This week on Watcher Texas Ranger, we're diving into "The Big Bingo Bamboozle"—the episode we've been waiting for with one of the best titles yet (five-star alliteration!). Hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila riff scene-by-scene through the bingo parlor action, where big money jackpots, subtle Walker-style foreshadowing, bunny ears on the bad guy, and a missed opportunity for a killer one-liner all collide. Expect Robert Forrester back from Delta Force, Doris Roberts as spicy Marie from Everybody Loves Raymond, exploding bingo signs, limo skylight hangs, and plenty of "this is one of the episodes of the show for all time" energy. We even get some lore on Walker and Alex ("maybe we're a little more than friends... maybe someday"). Stay tuned for the full walk-through of this fine, watchable episode that rises above the mid-season blahs. Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Big Bingo Bamboozle Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Robert Forrester Doris Roberts This week on Watcher Texas Ranger, we're diving into "The Big Bingo Bamboozle"—the episode we've been waiting for with one of the best titles yet (five-star alliteration!). Hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila riff scene-by-scene through the bingo parlor action, where big money jackpots, subtle Walker-style foreshadowing, bunny ears on the bad guy, and a missed opportunity for a killer one-liner all collide. Expect Robert Forrester back from Delta Force, Doris Roberts as spicy Marie from Everybody Loves Raymond, exploding bingo signs, limo skylight hangs, and plenty of "this is one of the episodes of the show for all time" energy. We even get some lore on Walker and Alex ("maybe we're a little more than friends... maybe someday"). Stay tuned for the full walk-through of this fine, watchable episode that rises above the mid-season blahs.

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger
  • Episode Title: The Big Bingo Bamboozle
  • Cast:
    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker
    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette
    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill
    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker
    • Robert Forrester
    • Doris Roberts
]]> 4782 yes S3 E11 Tiger's Eye The Yakuza have kidnapped a girl and only the power of Chuck Norris can save her (and a disgraced former police officer from Japan)! Will he save her in time, or will they spend the whole episode arguing about how much Walker hates computers! Wed, 04 Mar 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse The Yakuza have kidnapped a girl and only the power of Chuck Norris can save her (and a disgraced former police officer from Japan)! Will he save her in time, or will they spend the whole episode arguing about how much Walker hates computers! The Yakuza have kidnapped a girl and only the power of Chuck Norris can save her (and a disgraced former police officer from Japan)! Will he save her in time, or will they spend the whole episode arguing about how much Walker hates computers!

]]> 4860 yes S3 E10 Payback On this episode of Watcher, the boys watched Walker track down a car thief who steals a handicap-accessible van from a child. Walker goes on a rampage through chop shops and even side-steps a John-Wickian level assassin contract that's been put out on his life. A familiar face returns, as Walker seeks justice for roller-kids everywhere! Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Danica McKellar as Laurie Maston Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs Mark Metcalf as Norval Hayes Cynthia Dorn as Sally John Cadenhead as Casper Wed, 25 Feb 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full 3 10 Cineverse On this episode of Watcher, the boys watched Walker track down a car thief who steals a handicap-accessible van from a child. Walker goes on a rampage through chop shops and even side-steps a John-Wickian level assassin contract that's been put out on his life. A familiar face returns, as Walker seeks justice for roller-kids everywhere! Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Danica McKellar as Laurie Maston Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs Mark Metcalf as Norval Hayes Cynthia Dorn as Sally John Cadenhead as Casper On this episode of Watcher, the boys watched Walker track down a car thief who steals a handicap-accessible van from a child. Walker goes on a rampage through chop shops and even side-steps a John-Wickian level assassin contract that's been put out on his life. A familiar face returns, as Walker seeks justice for roller-kids everywhere!

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Danica McKellar as Laurie Maston

    • Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs

    • Mark Metcalf as Norval Hayes

    • Cynthia Dorn as Sally

    • John Cadenhead as Casper

]]> 3856 yes S3 E9 Line of Fire Buckle up for a dirty-cop conspiracy in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila rip into the roundhouse-kicking, justice-on-the-line world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with quips sharper than a bullet. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 8, "Line of Fire," where a good cop gets murdered after discovering his colleagues are stealing drugs from the evidence room and selling them. Walker and Alex investigate the dirty cops, dodging bullets, bad writing, and a suspiciously high body count. Get ready for framing, shootouts, and a whole lot of “this episode sucked balls” energy! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Line of Fire (Season 3, Episode 8) Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker A policeman named Arnett discovers other policemen like Rooks and Fargo are stealing drugs from the evidence room to sell them, replacing cocaine with sugar. Arnett calls Alex to set up a meeting with Walker in a parking garage, but a truck drives by and shoots Arnett dead. Walker and Alex investigate, finding clues like a cockroach on fake cocaine. Jesse, Arnett's partner, is involved but conflicted, talking to his redheaded wife about trouble with Fargo. Dirty cops try to kill Alex in court and later at a hospital, but Walker protects her. Mitch Cocaine, a drug dealer with a mansion, is connected, surrounded by dirty cops. Walker fights Mitch in a karate match but it's a foot chase. They find drugs on a boat at Rook's house, leading to arrests. The episode ends with C.D. giving Alex chili, and Trivette trying it as it cuts away. The hosts joke about an open air strip club idea from a "topless bar" sign, misreading it as "tapas bar" with small plates. They note nine kills but it felt like three, with quick takedowns and bad guys standing up after roundhouses. Discussion of bribing lawyers as a business idea from the episode's plot. Hosts mention the episode provided a genius business idea that could make money. The writing sucked balls, with flat dialog and lack of punch. Rated 7.5 on IMDb but hosts found it flat and okay at best. C.D. draws his gun quickly on a woman at the door, disarming her. Walker lets a roof ninja cut a hole in a hospital window before taking him out. Chili makes it all better at the end, with Alex eating hot chili while Trivette's reaction cuts away. Stream “Line of Fire” on Peacock, Hulu, or buy it on Fandango at Home (Vudu) for $1.99. For collectors, the Walker, Texas Ranger: The Complete Collection DVD set is available, though note the Season numbering variations. Next week, we’re riffing on Walker, Texas Ranger "Payback." Car thieves are plaguing the city. They steal a specially adapted van used by a disabled boy. Walker is determined to find it for him. In the process, Walker kills one of the thieves, a young boy whom Walker knows from previously arresting him, but his family used their influence to get him out of the charges. Later, Walker learns that someone has placed a $1 million price on his head, and despite being told this, his main concern is getting the van back. Episode DetailsEpisode SummaryFun FactsWhere to WatchNext Episode Preview Wed, 18 Feb 2026 16:36:00 -0000 full Cineverse Buckle up for a dirty-cop conspiracy in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila rip into the roundhouse-kicking, justice-on-the-line world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with quips sharper than a bullet. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 8, "Line of Fire," where a good cop gets murdered after discovering his colleagues are stealing drugs from the evidence room and selling them. Walker and Alex investigate the dirty cops, dodging bullets, bad writing, and a suspiciously high body count. Get ready for framing, shootouts, and a whole lot of “this episode sucked balls” energy! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Line of Fire (Season 3, Episode 8) Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker A policeman named Arnett discovers other policemen like Rooks and Fargo are stealing drugs from the evidence room to sell them, replacing cocaine with sugar. Arnett calls Alex to set up a meeting with Walker in a parking garage, but a truck drives by and shoots Arnett dead. Walker and Alex investigate, finding clues like a cockroach on fake cocaine. Jesse, Arnett's partner, is involved but conflicted, talking to his redheaded wife about trouble with Fargo. Dirty cops try to kill Alex in court and later at a hospital, but Walker protects her. Mitch Cocaine, a drug dealer with a mansion, is connected, surrounded by dirty cops. Walker fights Mitch in a karate match but it's a foot chase. They find drugs on a boat at Rook's house, leading to arrests. The episode ends with C.D. giving Alex chili, and Trivette trying it as it cuts away. The hosts joke about an open air strip club idea from a "topless bar" sign, misreading it as "tapas bar" with small plates. They note nine kills but it felt like three, with quick takedowns and bad guys standing up after roundhouses. Discussion of bribing lawyers as a business idea from the episode's plot. Hosts mention the episode provided a genius business idea that could make money. The writing sucked balls, with flat dialog and lack of punch. Rated 7.5 on IMDb but hosts found it flat and okay at best. C.D. draws his gun quickly on a woman at the door, disarming her. Walker lets a roof ninja cut a hole in a hospital window before taking him out. Chili makes it all better at the end, with Alex eating hot chili while Trivette's reaction cuts away. Stream “Line of Fire” on Peacock, Hulu, or buy it on Fandango at Home (Vudu) for $1.99. For collectors, the Walker, Texas Ranger: The Complete Collection DVD set is available, though note the Season numbering variations. Next week, we’re riffing on Walker, Texas Ranger "Payback." Car thieves are plaguing the city. They steal a specially adapted van used by a disabled boy. Walker is determined to find it for him. In the process, Walker kills one of the thieves, a young boy whom Walker knows from previously arresting him, but his family used their influence to get him out of the charges. Later, Walker learns that someone has placed a $1 million price on his head, and despite being told this, his main concern is getting the van back. Episode DetailsEpisode SummaryFun FactsWhere to WatchNext Episode Preview Buckle up for a dirty-cop conspiracy in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila rip into the roundhouse-kicking, justice-on-the-line world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with quips sharper than a bullet. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 8, "Line of Fire," where a good cop gets murdered after discovering his colleagues are stealing drugs from the evidence room and selling them. Walker and Alex investigate the dirty cops, dodging bullets, bad writing, and a suspiciously high body count. Get ready for framing, shootouts, and a whole lot of “this episode sucked balls” energy!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Line of Fire (Season 3, Episode 8)

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

A policeman named Arnett discovers other policemen like Rooks and Fargo are stealing drugs from the evidence room to sell them, replacing cocaine with sugar. Arnett calls Alex to set up a meeting with Walker in a parking garage, but a truck drives by and shoots Arnett dead. Walker and Alex investigate, finding clues like a cockroach on fake cocaine. Jesse, Arnett's partner, is involved but conflicted, talking to his redheaded wife about trouble with Fargo. Dirty cops try to kill Alex in court and later at a hospital, but Walker protects her. Mitch Cocaine, a drug dealer with a mansion, is connected, surrounded by dirty cops. Walker fights Mitch in a karate match but it's a foot chase. They find drugs on a boat at Rook's house, leading to arrests. The episode ends with C.D. giving Alex chili, and Trivette trying it as it cuts away.

  • The hosts joke about an open air strip club idea from a "topless bar" sign, misreading it as "tapas bar" with small plates.

  • They note nine kills but it felt like three, with quick takedowns and bad guys standing up after roundhouses.

  • Discussion of bribing lawyers as a business idea from the episode's plot.

  • Hosts mention the episode provided a genius business idea that could make money.

  • The writing sucked balls, with flat dialog and lack of punch.

  • Rated 7.5 on IMDb but hosts found it flat and okay at best.

  • C.D. draws his gun quickly on a woman at the door, disarming her.

  • Walker lets a roof ninja cut a hole in a hospital window before taking him out.

  • Chili makes it all better at the end, with Alex eating hot chili while Trivette's reaction cuts away.

Stream “Line of Fire” on Peacock, Hulu, or buy it on Fandango at Home (Vudu) for $1.99. For collectors, the Walker, Texas Ranger: The Complete Collection DVD set is available, though note the Season numbering variations.

Next week, we’re riffing on Walker, Texas Ranger "Payback." Car thieves are plaguing the city. They steal a specially adapted van used by a disabled boy. Walker is determined to find it for him. In the process, Walker kills one of the thieves, a young boy whom Walker knows from previously arresting him, but his family used their influence to get him out of the charges. Later, Walker learns that someone has placed a $1 million price on his head, and despite being told this, his main concern is getting the van back.

Episode DetailsEpisode SummaryFun FactsWhere to WatchNext Episode Preview

]]> 3075 yes S3 E7&8 The Road to Black Bayou Paddle into the swamps with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila navigate the fist-flying, justice-delivering world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with humor as thick as bayou fog. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 7, "The Road to Black Bayou," where Walker and Trivette track dangerous escaped convicts into the Louisiana swamps, facing gators, quicksand, and a ruthless killer who knows the terrain better than anyone. Get ready for swamp chases, survival tension, and Texas justice in the mud! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Road to Black Bayou (Season 3, Episode 7, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 7 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: November 5, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Billy Drago as John Wolf Marshall R. Teague as Orson Wade (recurring) David Keith as Sonny Tantero (recurring) Cynthia Dorn as Sally Wed, 11 Feb 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse Paddle into the swamps with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila navigate the fist-flying, justice-delivering world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with humor as thick as bayou fog. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 7, "The Road to Black Bayou," where Walker and Trivette track dangerous escaped convicts into the Louisiana swamps, facing gators, quicksand, and a ruthless killer who knows the terrain better than anyone. Get ready for swamp chases, survival tension, and Texas justice in the mud! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Road to Black Bayou (Season 3, Episode 7, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 7 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: November 5, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Billy Drago as John Wolf Marshall R. Teague as Orson Wade (recurring) David Keith as Sonny Tantero (recurring) Cynthia Dorn as Sally Paddle into the swamps with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila navigate the fist-flying, justice-delivering world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with humor as thick as bayou fog. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 7, "The Road to Black Bayou," where Walker and Trivette track dangerous escaped convicts into the Louisiana swamps, facing gators, quicksand, and a ruthless killer who knows the terrain better than anyone. Get ready for swamp chases, survival tension, and Texas justice in the mud!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: The Road to Black Bayou (Season 3, Episode 7, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 7 on DVD due to combined releases)

  • Original Air Date: November 5, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Leonard Katzman

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Billy Drago as John Wolf

    • Marshall R. Teague as Orson Wade (recurring)

    • David Keith as Sonny Tantero (recurring)

    • Cynthia Dorn as Sally

]]> 4273 yes S3 E6 Rainbow Warrior Honor the spirit in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila journey through the fist-flying, justice-honoring world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with humor as strong as tribal bonds. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 6, "Rainbow Warrior," where Walker investigates the murder of a Native American activist fighting for sacred land rights against a ruthless developer. Get ready for cultural clashes, land disputes, and Texas justice with heart! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Rainbow Warrior (Season 3, Episode 6, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 6 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 29, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Leonard Katzman Wed, 04 Feb 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse Honor the spirit in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila journey through the fist-flying, justice-honoring world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with humor as strong as tribal bonds. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 6, "Rainbow Warrior," where Walker investigates the murder of a Native American activist fighting for sacred land rights against a ruthless developer. Get ready for cultural clashes, land disputes, and Texas justice with heart! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Rainbow Warrior (Season 3, Episode 6, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 6 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 29, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Leonard Katzman Honor the spirit in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila journey through the fist-flying, justice-honoring world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with humor as strong as tribal bonds. This week, we’re diving into Season 3, Episode 6, "Rainbow Warrior," where Walker investigates the murder of a Native American activist fighting for sacred land rights against a ruthless developer. Get ready for cultural clashes, land disputes, and Texas justice with heart!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Rainbow Warrior (Season 3, Episode 6, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 6 on DVD due to combined releases)

  • Original Air Date: October 29, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Leonard Katzman

]]> 4017 yes S3 E5 Til Death Do Us Part Get ready to tie the knot with justice, because it's the closest call Walker has had yet! After trying to save a woman and her kid, Walker ends up in a coma, and believe it or not, Chuck Norris' body count is still pretty high even while he's in bed! Wed, 28 Jan 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse Get ready to tie the knot with justice, because it's the closest call Walker has had yet! After trying to save a woman and her kid, Walker ends up in a coma, and believe it or not, Chuck Norris' body count is still pretty high even while he's in bed! Get ready to tie the knot with justice, because it's the closest call Walker has had yet! After trying to save a woman and her kid, Walker ends up in a coma, and believe it or not, Chuck Norris' body count is still pretty high even while he's in bed!

]]> 3699 yes S3 E4 Mustangs Horsepower meets roundhouse power in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila gallop through the action-packed world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s classic with humor faster than a mustang sprint. This week, we’re breaking down Season 3, Episode 4, "Mustangs," where Walker protects a group of wild mustangs from ruthless poachers while dealing with a troubled teen and his own ranch roots. Get ready for horse chases, environmental justice, and Texas-sized heart! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Mustangs (Season 3, Episode 4, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 4 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 15, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Joshua Bryant as Ray Firewalker (young) David Keith as Sonny Tantero (recurring villain from "Branded") Sean Kanan as Tommy Tantero (recurring) Blue Deckert as Howard Shelton Wed, 21 Jan 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full 3 4 Cineverse Horsepower meets roundhouse power in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila gallop through the action-packed world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s classic with humor faster than a mustang sprint. This week, we’re breaking down Season 3, Episode 4, "Mustangs," where Walker protects a group of wild mustangs from ruthless poachers while dealing with a troubled teen and his own ranch roots. Get ready for horse chases, environmental justice, and Texas-sized heart! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Mustangs (Season 3, Episode 4, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 4 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 15, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Joshua Bryant as Ray Firewalker (young) David Keith as Sonny Tantero (recurring villain from "Branded") Sean Kanan as Tommy Tantero (recurring) Blue Deckert as Howard Shelton Horsepower meets roundhouse power in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila gallop through the action-packed world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s classic with humor faster than a mustang sprint. This week, we’re breaking down Season 3, Episode 4, "Mustangs," where Walker protects a group of wild mustangs from ruthless poachers while dealing with a troubled teen and his own ranch roots. Get ready for horse chases, environmental justice, and Texas-sized heart!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Mustangs (Season 3, Episode 4, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 4 on DVD due to combined releases)

  • Original Air Date: October 15, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Leonard Katzman

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Joshua Bryant as Ray Firewalker (young)

    • David Keith as Sonny Tantero (recurring villain from "Branded")

    • Sean Kanan as Tommy Tantero (recurring)

    • Blue Deckert as Howard Shelton

]]> 3946 yes S3 E3 Silk Dreams Get ready for some high-fashion trouble in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the roundhouse-kicking, justice-serving world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with laughs that are smoother than silk. This week, we’re tackling Season 3, Episode 3, "Silk Dreams," where Walker goes undercover in the glamorous world of high fashion to bust a deadly drug smuggling ring using designer silk dresses. Get ready for runway drama, hidden heroin, and Texas-sized takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Silk Dreams (Season 3, Episode 3, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 3 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 8, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Denise Crosby as Dr. Karen Stanley Michael Beck as Vince Pike Terry Kiser as Morris Vance Marshall Teague as Orson Wade (recurring) Cynthia Dorn as Sally Episode Details Wed, 14 Jan 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full 3 3 Cineverse Get ready for some high-fashion trouble in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the roundhouse-kicking, justice-serving world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with laughs that are smoother than silk. This week, we’re tackling Season 3, Episode 3, "Silk Dreams," where Walker goes undercover in the glamorous world of high fashion to bust a deadly drug smuggling ring using designer silk dresses. Get ready for runway drama, hidden heroin, and Texas-sized takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Silk Dreams (Season 3, Episode 3, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 3 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 8, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Denise Crosby as Dr. Karen Stanley Michael Beck as Vince Pike Terry Kiser as Morris Vance Marshall Teague as Orson Wade (recurring) Cynthia Dorn as Sally Episode Details Get ready for some high-fashion trouble in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the roundhouse-kicking, justice-serving world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with laughs that are smoother than silk. This week, we’re tackling Season 3, Episode 3, "Silk Dreams," where Walker goes undercover in the glamorous world of high fashion to bust a deadly drug smuggling ring using designer silk dresses. Get ready for runway drama, hidden heroin, and Texas-sized takedowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Silk Dreams (Season 3, Episode 3, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 3 on DVD due to combined releases)

  • Original Air Date: October 8, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Leonard Katzman

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Denise Crosby as Dr. Karen Stanley

    • Michael Beck as Vince Pike

    • Terry Kiser as Morris Vance

    • Marshall Teague as Orson Wade (recurring)

    • Cynthia Dorn as Sally

Episode Details

]]> 3776 yes S3 E2 Branded Dive into the drama with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila break down the high-kicking, justice-packed world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with laughs that pack a punch. This week, we’re tackling Season 3, Episode 2, "Branded," where a young man is framed for murder by his own father, forcing Walker to uncover the truth in a tense family betrayal story. Get ready for courtroom twists, father-son showdowns, and classic Texas justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Branded (Season 3, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 2 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 1, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker David Keith as Sonny Tantero Billy Drago as John Wolf Sean Kanan as Tommy Tantero John Laughlin as Cal Morton Wed, 07 Jan 2026 06:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse Dive into the drama with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila break down the high-kicking, justice-packed world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with laughs that pack a punch. This week, we’re tackling Season 3, Episode 2, "Branded," where a young man is framed for murder by his own father, forcing Walker to uncover the truth in a tense family betrayal story. Get ready for courtroom twists, father-son showdowns, and classic Texas justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Branded (Season 3, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 2 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: October 1, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker David Keith as Sonny Tantero Billy Drago as John Wolf Sean Kanan as Tommy Tantero John Laughlin as Cal Morton Dive into the drama with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila break down the high-kicking, justice-packed world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with laughs that pack a punch. This week, we’re tackling Season 3, Episode 2, "Branded," where a young man is framed for murder by his own father, forcing Walker to uncover the truth in a tense family betrayal story. Get ready for courtroom twists, father-son showdowns, and classic Texas justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Branded (Season 3, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 2 on DVD due to combined releases)

  • Original Air Date: October 1, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Leonard Katzman

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • David Keith as Sonny Tantero

    • Billy Drago as John Wolf

    • Sean Kanan as Tommy Tantero

    • John Laughlin as Cal Morton

]]> 3557 yes S3 E1 - Badge of Honor Kick off Season 3 with a bang in Watcher Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through Season 3, Episode 1, "Badge of Honor," where Walker and Trivette confront a racist sheriff in a small town while transporting a prisoner. Get ready for small-town showdowns, racial justice themes, and Texas-sized takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Badge of Honor (Season 3, Episode 1, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 1 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: September 24, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Hill Harper as B.J. Mays Lauren Jones as Jolene Mays Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs Episode Details Wed, 31 Dec 2025 06:00:00 -0000 full 3 1 Cineverse Kick off Season 3 with a bang in Watcher Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through Season 3, Episode 1, "Badge of Honor," where Walker and Trivette confront a racist sheriff in a small town while transporting a prisoner. Get ready for small-town showdowns, racial justice themes, and Texas-sized takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Badge of Honor (Season 3, Episode 1, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 1 on DVD due to combined releases) Original Air Date: September 24, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Leonard Katzman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Hill Harper as B.J. Mays Lauren Jones as Jolene Mays Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs Episode Details Kick off Season 3 with a bang in Watcher Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through Season 3, Episode 1, "Badge of Honor," where Walker and Trivette confront a racist sheriff in a small town while transporting a prisoner. Get ready for small-town showdowns, racial justice themes, and Texas-sized takedowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Badge of Honor (Season 3, Episode 1, sometimes listed as Season 2, Episode 1 on DVD due to combined releases)

  • Original Air Date: September 24, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Leonard Katzman

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Hill Harper as B.J. Mays

    • Lauren Jones as Jolene Mays

    • Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs

Episode Details

]]> 4496 yes S2 E24 Stolen Lullaby Wrap up Season 2 with a heart-tugging finale in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila explore the roundhouse-kicking, morally driven universe of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action series with laughs that’ll rock you to sleep—or wake you up with a kick. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 23, "Stolen Lullaby," where Walker and Trivette bust an illegal adoption ring after a young mother's baby is kidnapped and sold to a powerful couple. Get ready for baby drama, political intrigue, and Texas justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Stolen Lullaby (Season 2, Episode 23, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 25 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: May 21, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Galen Tong Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Danica McKellar as Laurie Maston Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs Mark Metcalf as Norval Hayes Cynthia Dorn as Sally John Cadenhead as Casper Wed, 17 Dec 2025 06:00:00 -0000 full 2 24 Cineverse Wrap up Season 2 with a heart-tugging finale in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila explore the roundhouse-kicking, morally driven universe of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action series with laughs that’ll rock you to sleep—or wake you up with a kick. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 23, "Stolen Lullaby," where Walker and Trivette bust an illegal adoption ring after a young mother's baby is kidnapped and sold to a powerful couple. Get ready for baby drama, political intrigue, and Texas justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Stolen Lullaby (Season 2, Episode 23, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 25 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: May 21, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Galen Tong Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Danica McKellar as Laurie Maston Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs Mark Metcalf as Norval Hayes Cynthia Dorn as Sally John Cadenhead as Casper Wrap up Season 2 with a heart-tugging finale in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila explore the roundhouse-kicking, morally driven universe of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action series with laughs that’ll rock you to sleep—or wake you up with a kick. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 23, "Stolen Lullaby," where Walker and Trivette bust an illegal adoption ring after a young mother's baby is kidnapped and sold to a powerful couple. Get ready for baby drama, political intrigue, and Texas justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Stolen Lullaby (Season 2, Episode 23, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 25 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: May 21, 1994

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Galen Tong

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Danica McKellar as Laurie Maston

    • Marshall Teague as Derek Gibbs

    • Mark Metcalf as Norval Hayes

    • Cynthia Dorn as Sally

    • John Cadenhead as Casper

]]> 5042 yes S2 E22 & 23 The Reunion Buckle up for a double-dose of nostalgia in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila unpack the high-kicking, justice-doling world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action hit with humor that’s as sharp as a Ranger’s aim. This week, we’re tackling the two-part Season 2, Episode 22, "The Reunion," where Walker teams up with a legendary Ranger to foil an assassination plot during a Texas Rangers reunion. Get ready for old grudges, shooting contests, and more guest stars than a Hollywood walk of fame! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Reunion (Season 2, Episode 22, often presented as a two-part special or edited into the movie "Walker Texas Ranger 3: Deadly Reunion") Original Air Date: May 14, 1994 Runtime: 91 minutes (combined; originally aired as a 2-hour special) Director: Michael Preece Writers: Galen Thompson, Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Stuart Whitman as Boone Hartley Jonathan Banks as Russell Stafford Ben Masters as Senator Julian Knox William Prince as Miles Douglas R.G. Armstrong as Frank Dodge L.Q. Jones as Billy Selkirk Clyde Kusatsu as Dr. Sweeney Alexia Robinson as Alfre Grimes Maggie Baird as Vanessa Prentice Wed, 10 Dec 2025 06:00:00 -0000 full 2 22 Cineverse Buckle up for a double-dose of nostalgia in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila unpack the high-kicking, justice-doling world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action hit with humor that’s as sharp as a Ranger’s aim. This week, we’re tackling the two-part Season 2, Episode 22, "The Reunion," where Walker teams up with a legendary Ranger to foil an assassination plot during a Texas Rangers reunion. Get ready for old grudges, shooting contests, and more guest stars than a Hollywood walk of fame! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Reunion (Season 2, Episode 22, often presented as a two-part special or edited into the movie "Walker Texas Ranger 3: Deadly Reunion") Original Air Date: May 14, 1994 Runtime: 91 minutes (combined; originally aired as a 2-hour special) Director: Michael Preece Writers: Galen Thompson, Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Stuart Whitman as Boone Hartley Jonathan Banks as Russell Stafford Ben Masters as Senator Julian Knox William Prince as Miles Douglas R.G. Armstrong as Frank Dodge L.Q. Jones as Billy Selkirk Clyde Kusatsu as Dr. Sweeney Alexia Robinson as Alfre Grimes Maggie Baird as Vanessa Prentice Buckle up for a double-dose of nostalgia in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila unpack the high-kicking, justice-doling world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action hit with humor that’s as sharp as a Ranger’s aim. This week, we’re tackling the two-part Season 2, Episode 22, "The Reunion," where Walker teams up with a legendary Ranger to foil an assassination plot during a Texas Rangers reunion. Get ready for old grudges, shooting contests, and more guest stars than a Hollywood walk of fame!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: The Reunion (Season 2, Episode 22, often presented as a two-part special or edited into the movie "Walker Texas Ranger 3: Deadly Reunion")

  • Original Air Date: May 14, 1994

  • Runtime: 91 minutes (combined; originally aired as a 2-hour special)

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Galen Thompson, Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Stuart Whitman as Boone Hartley

    • Jonathan Banks as Russell Stafford

    • Ben Masters as Senator Julian Knox

    • William Prince as Miles Douglas

    • R.G. Armstrong as Frank Dodge

    • L.Q. Jones as Billy Selkirk

    • Clyde Kusatsu as Dr. Sweeney

    • Alexia Robinson as Alfre Grimes

    • Maggie Baird as Vanessa Prentice

]]> 5912 yes S2 E21 Rampage Gear up for another wild adventure in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila tackle the fist-flying, justice-serving antics of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action staple with laughs that hit harder than a roundhouse kick. This week, we’re breaking down Season 2, Episode 21, "Rampage," where Walker and Trivette track a gang of rampaging brothers deep into the Texas backcountry, only for C.D. to ride to the rescue. Prepare for backwoods brawls, brotherly bonds gone bad, and Texas-sized chaos! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Rampage (Season 2, Episode 21, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 24 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: April 30, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Harold Apter, Gregory S. Dinallo Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Lindsey Ginter as Harlan Bridges Mark Walters as Garrett Bridges Richard Norton as Ross Cynthia Dorn as Sally Blue Deckert as Howard Shelton Wed, 03 Dec 2025 06:00:00 -0000 full 2 21 Cineverse Gear up for another wild adventure in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila tackle the fist-flying, justice-serving antics of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action staple with laughs that hit harder than a roundhouse kick. This week, we’re breaking down Season 2, Episode 21, "Rampage," where Walker and Trivette track a gang of rampaging brothers deep into the Texas backcountry, only for C.D. to ride to the rescue. Prepare for backwoods brawls, brotherly bonds gone bad, and Texas-sized chaos! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Rampage (Season 2, Episode 21, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 24 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: April 30, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Harold Apter, Gregory S. Dinallo Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Lindsey Ginter as Harlan Bridges Mark Walters as Garrett Bridges Richard Norton as Ross Cynthia Dorn as Sally Blue Deckert as Howard Shelton Gear up for another wild adventure in Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila tackle the fist-flying, justice-serving antics of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action staple with laughs that hit harder than a roundhouse kick. This week, we’re breaking down Season 2, Episode 21, "Rampage," where Walker and Trivette track a gang of rampaging brothers deep into the Texas backcountry, only for C.D. to ride to the rescue. Prepare for backwoods brawls, brotherly bonds gone bad, and Texas-sized chaos!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Rampage (Season 2, Episode 21, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 24 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: April 30, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Harold Apter, Gregory S. Dinallo

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Lindsey Ginter as Harlan Bridges

    • Mark Walters as Garrett Bridges

    • Richard Norton as Ross

    • Cynthia Dorn as Sally

    • Blue Deckert as Howard Shelton

]]> 4161 yes S2 E20 The Long Haul This week, we're diving into "The Long Haul," where Walker and Trivette go undercover as truckers to investigate the disappearance of Walker's friend in a big rig hijacking ring, leading to high-speed chases and C.D. stepping in as a driver. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to fuel a semi. Get ready for trucking troubles, hijacker showdowns, and Norris road rage! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Long Haul (Season 2, Episode 20, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 23 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: April 9, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Harold Apter, Gordon T. Dawson Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Michael A. Nickles as Hank Cotton (Walker's Friend) Jordan Lund as Frank Bodie (Hijacker Leader) Lanell Pena as Waitress Peyton E. Park as Old Man Wed, 26 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -0000 full 2 20 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "The Long Haul," where Walker and Trivette go undercover as truckers to investigate the disappearance of Walker's friend in a big rig hijacking ring, leading to high-speed chases and C.D. stepping in as a driver. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to fuel a semi. Get ready for trucking troubles, hijacker showdowns, and Norris road rage! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Long Haul (Season 2, Episode 20, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 23 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: April 9, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Harold Apter, Gordon T. Dawson Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Michael A. Nickles as Hank Cotton (Walker's Friend) Jordan Lund as Frank Bodie (Hijacker Leader) Lanell Pena as Waitress Peyton E. Park as Old Man This week, we're diving into "The Long Haul," where Walker and Trivette go undercover as truckers to investigate the disappearance of Walker's friend in a big rig hijacking ring, leading to high-speed chases and C.D. stepping in as a driver. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to fuel a semi. Get ready for trucking troubles, hijacker showdowns, and Norris road rage!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: The Long Haul (Season 2, Episode 20, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 23 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: April 9, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Harold Apter, Gordon T. Dawson

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Michael A. Nickles as Hank Cotton (Walker's Friend)

    • Jordan Lund as Frank Bodie (Hijacker Leader)

    • Lanell Pena as Waitress

    • Peyton E. Park as Old Man

]]> 4459 yes S2 E19 Skyjacked This week, we're diving into "Skyjacked," where Walker and Trivette's flight turns deadly when accomplices hijack the plane to free a condemned prisoner who killed a fellow Ranger, forcing the duo to reclaim control mid-air. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to ease the turbulence. Get ready for airborne antics, hijack heroics, and Norris mid-flight mayhem! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Skyjacked (Season 2, Episode 19, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 22 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: April 2, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Gregory S. Dinallo Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Patrick Kilpatrick as Lyle Guthrie Ely Pouget as Rhonda Guthrie Lou Hancock as Mabel Shoop Patrick St. Esprit as Jack Garrett Richard Herd as Leon Muncie Wed, 19 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -0000 full 2 19 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "Skyjacked," where Walker and Trivette's flight turns deadly when accomplices hijack the plane to free a condemned prisoner who killed a fellow Ranger, forcing the duo to reclaim control mid-air. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to ease the turbulence. Get ready for airborne antics, hijack heroics, and Norris mid-flight mayhem! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Skyjacked (Season 2, Episode 19, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 22 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: April 2, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Gregory S. Dinallo Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Patrick Kilpatrick as Lyle Guthrie Ely Pouget as Rhonda Guthrie Lou Hancock as Mabel Shoop Patrick St. Esprit as Jack Garrett Richard Herd as Leon Muncie This week, we're diving into "Skyjacked," where Walker and Trivette's flight turns deadly when accomplices hijack the plane to free a condemned prisoner who killed a fellow Ranger, forcing the duo to reclaim control mid-air. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to ease the turbulence. Get ready for airborne antics, hijack heroics, and Norris mid-flight mayhem!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Skyjacked (Season 2, Episode 19, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 22 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: April 2, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Gregory S. Dinallo

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Patrick Kilpatrick as Lyle Guthrie

    • Ely Pouget as Rhonda Guthrie

    • Lou Hancock as Mabel Shoop

    • Patrick St. Esprit as Jack Garrett

    • Richard Herd as Leon Muncie

]]> 3741 yes S2 E18 Deadly Vision (aka Chuck vs Walter White) This week, we're diving into "Deadly Vision," where Trivette faces ridicule for enlisting a psychic to find a kidnapped girl, but with Walker's support, they race to save her from a twisted abductor blending supernatural aid with Ranger grit. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to see into the future. Get ready for psychic twists, kidnappings, and Norris endorsements! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Deadly Vision (Season 2, Episode 18, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 21 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: March 26, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Lee H. Katzin Writers: B.G. Henry Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Susan Blakely as Meredith Clancy Wed, 12 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -0000 full 2 18 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "Deadly Vision," where Trivette faces ridicule for enlisting a psychic to find a kidnapped girl, but with Walker's support, they race to save her from a twisted abductor blending supernatural aid with Ranger grit. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to see into the future. Get ready for psychic twists, kidnappings, and Norris endorsements! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Deadly Vision (Season 2, Episode 18, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 21 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: March 26, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Lee H. Katzin Writers: B.G. Henry Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Susan Blakely as Meredith Clancy This week, we're diving into "Deadly Vision," where Trivette faces ridicule for enlisting a psychic to find a kidnapped girl, but with Walker's support, they race to save her from a twisted abductor blending supernatural aid with Ranger grit. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to see into the future. Get ready for psychic twists, kidnappings, and Norris endorsements!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Deadly Vision (Season 2, Episode 18, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 21 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: March 26, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Lee H. Katzin

  • Writers: B.G. Henry

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Susan Blakely as Meredith Clancy

]]> 4490 yes S2 E17 The Committee (aka Chuck vs a Desk Lamp) This week, we're diving into "The Committee," where Walker goes undercover to infiltrate a secret vigilante group of dirty law officials killing criminals who evaded justice, at the request of Alex and her old Justice Department colleague. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to question the committee's decisions. Get ready for vigilante vibes, undercover ops, and Norris-style justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Committee (Season 2, Episode 17, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 20 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: March 12, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter, Lawrence Hertzog Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Michael Champion as Jack Mattson Michael Flippo as Bubba Richard Norton as Frank Scanlon (recurring guest) Wed, 05 Nov 2025 15:07:00 -0000 full 2 17 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "The Committee," where Walker goes undercover to infiltrate a secret vigilante group of dirty law officials killing criminals who evaded justice, at the request of Alex and her old Justice Department colleague. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to question the committee's decisions. Get ready for vigilante vibes, undercover ops, and Norris-style justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Committee (Season 2, Episode 17, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 20 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: March 12, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter, Lawrence Hertzog Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Michael Champion as Jack Mattson Michael Flippo as Bubba Richard Norton as Frank Scanlon (recurring guest) This week, we're diving into "The Committee," where Walker goes undercover to infiltrate a secret vigilante group of dirty law officials killing criminals who evaded justice, at the request of Alex and her old Justice Department colleague. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to question the committee's decisions. Get ready for vigilante vibes, undercover ops, and Norris-style justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: The Committee (Season 2, Episode 17, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 20 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: March 12, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Harold Apter, Lawrence Hertzog

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Michael Champion as Jack Mattson

    • Michael Flippo as Bubba

    • Richard Norton as Frank Scanlon (recurring guest)

]]> 4032 yes S2 E16 The Prodigal Son (aka Chuck helps Spider-Man) This week, we're diving into "The Prodigal Son," where Walker grapples with guilt after nearly causing a young man's death in a hostage situation, leading him to soul-search and help a troubled teen escape the clutches of drug dealers. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to redeem any prodigal. Get ready for introspection, interventions, and Norris-powered rescues! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Prodigal Son (Season 2, Episode 16, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 19 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: March 5, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Peter Lance Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Tobey Maguire as Duane Parsons Mary Chris Wall as Mary Parsons Wings Hauser as Leland Stahl / Sonny King Michael Flippo as Buzz Poverman Grayson Jimenez as Hank Tanner Wed, 29 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full Cineverse This week, we're diving into "The Prodigal Son," where Walker grapples with guilt after nearly causing a young man's death in a hostage situation, leading him to soul-search and help a troubled teen escape the clutches of drug dealers. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to redeem any prodigal. Get ready for introspection, interventions, and Norris-powered rescues! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Prodigal Son (Season 2, Episode 16, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 19 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: March 5, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Peter Lance Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Tobey Maguire as Duane Parsons Mary Chris Wall as Mary Parsons Wings Hauser as Leland Stahl / Sonny King Michael Flippo as Buzz Poverman Grayson Jimenez as Hank Tanner This week, we're diving into "The Prodigal Son," where Walker grapples with guilt after nearly causing a young man's death in a hostage situation, leading him to soul-search and help a troubled teen escape the clutches of drug dealers. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to redeem any prodigal. Get ready for introspection, interventions, and Norris-powered rescues!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: The Prodigal Son (Season 2, Episode 16, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 19 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: March 5, 1994

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Peter Lance

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Tobey Maguire as Duane Parsons

    • Mary Chris Wall as Mary Parsons

    • Wings Hauser as Leland Stahl / Sonny King

    • Michael Flippo as Buzz Poverman

    • Grayson Jimenez as Hank Tanner

]]> 4926 yes S2 E15 Right Guy, Wrong Time This week, we're diving into "Right Man, Wrong Time," where Walker protects country singer Merrilee Summers from her stalking ex-husband Waylon Hampton, blending barroom performances, budding romance, and high-kicking justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to hit the high notes. Get ready for musical mayhem, stalker showdowns, and Norris charm! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Right Man, Wrong Time (Season 2, Episode 15, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 18 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: February 5, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Allan Cole & Chris Bunch Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Merrilee Summers Wings Hauser as Waylon Hampton Brad Leland as Bobby Dennis Letts as Ethan Episode Details Wed, 22 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 15 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "Right Man, Wrong Time," where Walker protects country singer Merrilee Summers from her stalking ex-husband Waylon Hampton, blending barroom performances, budding romance, and high-kicking justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to hit the high notes. Get ready for musical mayhem, stalker showdowns, and Norris charm! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Right Man, Wrong Time (Season 2, Episode 15, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 18 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: February 5, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Allan Cole & Chris Bunch Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Merrilee Summers Wings Hauser as Waylon Hampton Brad Leland as Bobby Dennis Letts as Ethan Episode Details This week, we're diving into "Right Man, Wrong Time," where Walker protects country singer Merrilee Summers from her stalking ex-husband Waylon Hampton, blending barroom performances, budding romance, and high-kicking justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to hit the high notes. Get ready for musical mayhem, stalker showdowns, and Norris charm!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Right Man, Wrong Time (Season 2, Episode 15, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 18 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: February 5, 1994

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Allan Cole & Chris Bunch

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Merrilee Summers

    • Wings Hauser as Waylon Hampton

    • Brad Leland as Bobby

    • Dennis Letts as Ethan

Episode Details

]]> 4575 yes S2 E14 On Deadly Ground (aka Chuck Norris Does Mexico) This week, we're diving into "On Deadly Ground," where Walker heads south of the border—without jurisdiction—to rescue Walker's old DEA friend Paco Cruz, who's been kidnapped by ruthless Mexican drug lords, leading to high-stakes chases and international justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to cross any border. Get ready for cartel chaos, buddy rescues, and Norris-fueled takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: On Deadly Ground (Season 2, Episode 14, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 17 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: January 29, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Rick Husky Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Carmen Argenziano as Paco Cruz Fabiana Udenio as Maria Alcantar Yul Vazquez as Emilio Durazo Alberto Vázquez as Colonel Ortega Gary Carlos Cervantes as Enrique Tony Genaro as Father Ramirez Wed, 15 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 14 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "On Deadly Ground," where Walker heads south of the border—without jurisdiction—to rescue Walker's old DEA friend Paco Cruz, who's been kidnapped by ruthless Mexican drug lords, leading to high-stakes chases and international justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to cross any border. Get ready for cartel chaos, buddy rescues, and Norris-fueled takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: On Deadly Ground (Season 2, Episode 14, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 17 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: January 29, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Rick Husky Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Carmen Argenziano as Paco Cruz Fabiana Udenio as Maria Alcantar Yul Vazquez as Emilio Durazo Alberto Vázquez as Colonel Ortega Gary Carlos Cervantes as Enrique Tony Genaro as Father Ramirez This week, we're diving into "On Deadly Ground," where Walker heads south of the border—without jurisdiction—to rescue Walker's old DEA friend Paco Cruz, who's been kidnapped by ruthless Mexican drug lords, leading to high-stakes chases and international justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to cross any border. Get ready for cartel chaos, buddy rescues, and Norris-fueled takedowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: On Deadly Ground (Season 2, Episode 14, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 17 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: January 29, 1994

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Rick Husky

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Carmen Argenziano as Paco Cruz

    • Fabiana Udenio as Maria Alcantar

    • Yul Vazquez as Emilio Durazo

    • Alberto Vázquez as Colonel Ortega

    • Gary Carlos Cervantes as Enrique

    • Tony Genaro as Father Ramirez

]]> 4466 yes S2 E12/13 Something in the Shadows Pt 1 &2 This week, we're diving into the two-part epic "Something in the Shadows," where Walker and Trivette hunt down a ruthless drug ring operating on a college campus, only to discover the leader is also a serial rapist—and Alex is unknowingly dating him, putting her in grave danger. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to lighten even the darkest shadows. Get ready for campus chaos, shocking twists, and Norris-powered justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Something in the Shadows (Parts 1 & 2) (Season 2, Episodes 12 & 13, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episodes 15 & 16 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: Part 1: January 15, 1994; Part 2: January 22, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes each (92 minutes combined) Director: Part 1: Tony Mordente; Part 2: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter, Gordon T. Dawson (Part 1); Harold Apter (Part 2); series creators: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Jeff Kober as Kurt Nypo Giovanni Ribisi as Tony Kingston Ellen Dolan as Trish Kingston Tom Virtue as Professor Peter Needham Nancy Valen as Laura David Beecroft as Alan Billbon John S. Davies as Dean Bill Bolender as Stan O'Neal Wed, 08 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 Cineverse This week, we're diving into the two-part epic "Something in the Shadows," where Walker and Trivette hunt down a ruthless drug ring operating on a college campus, only to discover the leader is also a serial rapist—and Alex is unknowingly dating him, putting her in grave danger. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to lighten even the darkest shadows. Get ready for campus chaos, shocking twists, and Norris-powered justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Something in the Shadows (Parts 1 & 2) (Season 2, Episodes 12 & 13, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episodes 15 & 16 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: Part 1: January 15, 1994; Part 2: January 22, 1994 Runtime: 46 minutes each (92 minutes combined) Director: Part 1: Tony Mordente; Part 2: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter, Gordon T. Dawson (Part 1); Harold Apter (Part 2); series creators: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Jeff Kober as Kurt Nypo Giovanni Ribisi as Tony Kingston Ellen Dolan as Trish Kingston Tom Virtue as Professor Peter Needham Nancy Valen as Laura David Beecroft as Alan Billbon John S. Davies as Dean Bill Bolender as Stan O'Neal This week, we're diving into the two-part epic "Something in the Shadows," where Walker and Trivette hunt down a ruthless drug ring operating on a college campus, only to discover the leader is also a serial rapist—and Alex is unknowingly dating him, putting her in grave danger. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to lighten even the darkest shadows. Get ready for campus chaos, shocking twists, and Norris-powered justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Something in the Shadows (Parts 1 & 2) (Season 2, Episodes 12 & 13, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episodes 15 & 16 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: Part 1: January 15, 1994; Part 2: January 22, 1994

  • Runtime: 46 minutes each (92 minutes combined)

  • Director: Part 1: Tony Mordente; Part 2: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Harold Apter, Gordon T. Dawson (Part 1); Harold Apter (Part 2); series creators: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Jeff Kober as Kurt Nypo

    • Giovanni Ribisi as Tony Kingston

    • Ellen Dolan as Trish Kingston

    • Tom Virtue as Professor Peter Needham

    • Nancy Valen as Laura

    • David Beecroft as Alan Billbon

    • John S. Davies as Dean

    • Bill Bolender as Stan O'Neal

]]> 6106 yes S2 E11 Legend of the Running Bear This week, we're diving into "The Legend of Running Bear," where Walker's cousin David "Little Eagle" Jackson returns to his reservation only to be framed for the murder of a tribal leader by corrupt FBI agents covering their own tracks—leading to a high-stakes investigation blending Native American lore and Texas justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even a running bear pause for a laugh. Get ready for cultural clashes, frame-ups, and Norris-style takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Legend of Running Bear (Season 2, Episode 11, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 14 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: January 8, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Gregg Rainwater as David "Little Eagle" Jackson Brion James as Rafer Cobb Ned Romero as Shaman Running Bear Rhonda Aldrich as Mary Wells Gil Glasgow as Bill Whiteside Wed, 01 Oct 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 11 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "The Legend of Running Bear," where Walker's cousin David "Little Eagle" Jackson returns to his reservation only to be framed for the murder of a tribal leader by corrupt FBI agents covering their own tracks—leading to a high-stakes investigation blending Native American lore and Texas justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even a running bear pause for a laugh. Get ready for cultural clashes, frame-ups, and Norris-style takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: The Legend of Running Bear (Season 2, Episode 11, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 14 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: January 8, 1994 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Gregg Rainwater as David "Little Eagle" Jackson Brion James as Rafer Cobb Ned Romero as Shaman Running Bear Rhonda Aldrich as Mary Wells Gil Glasgow as Bill Whiteside This week, we're diving into "The Legend of Running Bear," where Walker's cousin David "Little Eagle" Jackson returns to his reservation only to be framed for the murder of a tribal leader by corrupt FBI agents covering their own tracks—leading to a high-stakes investigation blending Native American lore and Texas justice. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even a running bear pause for a laugh. Get ready for cultural clashes, frame-ups, and Norris-style takedowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: The Legend of Running Bear (Season 2, Episode 11, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 14 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: January 8, 1994

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Harold Apter

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Gregg Rainwater as David "Little Eagle" Jackson

    • Brion James as Rafer Cobb

    • Ned Romero as Shaman Running Bear

    • Rhonda Aldrich as Mary Wells

    • Gil Glasgow as Bill Whiteside

]]> 4804 yes S2 E10 Night of the Gladiator This week, we're diving into "Night of the Gladiator," where Trivette's old flame Diane seeks help for her brother Wade, who's blackmailed by an illegal underground fight ring—leading Walker and Trivette to go undercover as street fighters to bust the circuit and rescue Diane when she's kidnapped. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to pack a punch. Get ready for cage fights, blackmail, and classic Norris beatdowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Night of the Gladiator (Season 2, Episode 10, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 13 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: December 11, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: William A. Fraker Writers: David H. Balkan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker (credit only) Kasi Lemmons as Diane Warren Tom Atkins as Wade Warren Jeep Swenson as Sammy Brian Thompson as Thor Richard Herd as General Garrity Patrick St. Esprit as Darby William Cort as Jerry Wed, 24 Sep 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 10 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "Night of the Gladiator," where Trivette's old flame Diane seeks help for her brother Wade, who's blackmailed by an illegal underground fight ring—leading Walker and Trivette to go undercover as street fighters to bust the circuit and rescue Diane when she's kidnapped. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to pack a punch. Get ready for cage fights, blackmail, and classic Norris beatdowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Night of the Gladiator (Season 2, Episode 10, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 13 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: December 11, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: William A. Fraker Writers: David H. Balkan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker (credit only) Kasi Lemmons as Diane Warren Tom Atkins as Wade Warren Jeep Swenson as Sammy Brian Thompson as Thor Richard Herd as General Garrity Patrick St. Esprit as Darby William Cort as Jerry This week, we're diving into "Night of the Gladiator," where Trivette's old flame Diane seeks help for her brother Wade, who's blackmailed by an illegal underground fight ring—leading Walker and Trivette to go undercover as street fighters to bust the circuit and rescue Diane when she's kidnapped. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to pack a punch. Get ready for cage fights, blackmail, and classic Norris beatdowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Night of the Gladiator (Season 2, Episode 10, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 13 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: December 11, 1993

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: William A. Fraker

  • Writers: David H. Balkan

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker (credit only)

    • Kasi Lemmons as Diane Warren

    • Tom Atkins as Wade Warren

    • Jeep Swenson as Sammy

    • Brian Thompson as Thor

    • Richard Herd as General Garrity

    • Patrick St. Esprit as Darby

    • William Cort as Jerry

]]> 4214 yes S2 E9 An Innocent Man This week, we're diving into "An Innocent Man," where Walker races against the clock to prove the innocence of a death row inmate who was blackmailed into pleading guilty, uncovering the real serial killer in a tense, five-year-old case. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even Chuck Norris crack a smile (maybe). Get ready for some high-stakes investigations and Texas justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: An Innocent Man (Season 2, Episode 9, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 13 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: December 4, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Charles Holland Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Leo Burmester as Woodrow Jonathan Wilton John Pyper-Ferguson as Leon Muncie Don Fischer as Critter Vicki Hitzges as Tracy Alissa Alban as Sandra Wed, 17 Sep 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 9 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "An Innocent Man," where Walker races against the clock to prove the innocence of a death row inmate who was blackmailed into pleading guilty, uncovering the real serial killer in a tense, five-year-old case. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even Chuck Norris crack a smile (maybe). Get ready for some high-stakes investigations and Texas justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: An Innocent Man (Season 2, Episode 9, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 13 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: December 4, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Charles Holland Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Leo Burmester as Woodrow Jonathan Wilton John Pyper-Ferguson as Leon Muncie Don Fischer as Critter Vicki Hitzges as Tracy Alissa Alban as Sandra This week, we're diving into "An Innocent Man," where Walker races against the clock to prove the innocence of a death row inmate who was blackmailed into pleading guilty, uncovering the real serial killer in a tense, five-year-old case. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even Chuck Norris crack a smile (maybe). Get ready for some high-stakes investigations and Texas justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: An Innocent Man (Season 2, Episode 9, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 13 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: December 4, 1993

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Charles Holland

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Leo Burmester as Woodrow Jonathan Wilton

    • John Pyper-Ferguson as Leon Muncie

    • Don Fischer as Critter

    • Vicki Hitzges as Tracy

    • Alissa Alban as Sandra

]]> 3900 yes S2 E8 Unfinished Business This week, we're diving into "Unfinished Business," where a failed Texas Ranger applicant turns vigilante, trying to one-up Walker by hunting escaped criminals—but his reckless tactics put innocent bystanders in the crossfire, leading to high-stakes chases and moral showdowns. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even a vigilante crack a smile. Get ready for some unfinished justice and Norris-level takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Unfinished Business (Season 2, Episode 8, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 12 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 27, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Sam J. Jones as Samuel J. Bodine Lisa Every as Evie Flanders Episode Details Wed, 10 Sep 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 8 Cineverse This week, we're diving into "Unfinished Business," where a failed Texas Ranger applicant turns vigilante, trying to one-up Walker by hunting escaped criminals—but his reckless tactics put innocent bystanders in the crossfire, leading to high-stakes chases and moral showdowns. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even a vigilante crack a smile. Get ready for some unfinished justice and Norris-level takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Unfinished Business (Season 2, Episode 8, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 12 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 27, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Harold Apter Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Sam J. Jones as Samuel J. Bodine Lisa Every as Evie Flanders Episode Details This week, we're diving into "Unfinished Business," where a failed Texas Ranger applicant turns vigilante, trying to one-up Walker by hunting escaped criminals—but his reckless tactics put innocent bystanders in the crossfire, leading to high-stakes chases and moral showdowns. Join hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila as we riff scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to make even a vigilante crack a smile. Get ready for some unfinished justice and Norris-level takedowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Unfinished Business (Season 2, Episode 8, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 12 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: November 27, 1993

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Harold Apter

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Sam J. Jones as Samuel J. Bodine

    • Lisa Every as Evie Flanders

Episode Details

]]> 4698 yes S2 E7 She'll Do to Ride the River With Saddle up for another wild ride with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the rootin’-tootin’, roundhouse-kickin’ world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough laughs to make a longhorn chuckle. This week, we’re breaking down Season 2, Episode 8, "She’ll Do to Ride the River With," where Walker teams up with a tough-as-nails lady Ranger to tackle poachers and corruption. Grab your spurs and get ready for some Texas-sized justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: She’ll Do to Ride the River With (Season 2, Episode 8, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 11 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: December 4, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Lee H. Katzin Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Larry Brody Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Apesanahkwat as Uncle Ray Firewalker Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Jane Cousins Richard Norton as Frank Scanlon Richard Dillard as Mayor Lisa Niemi as Karen Carson Wed, 03 Sep 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 7 Cineverse Saddle up for another wild ride with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the rootin’-tootin’, roundhouse-kickin’ world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough laughs to make a longhorn chuckle. This week, we’re breaking down Season 2, Episode 8, "She’ll Do to Ride the River With," where Walker teams up with a tough-as-nails lady Ranger to tackle poachers and corruption. Grab your spurs and get ready for some Texas-sized justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: She’ll Do to Ride the River With (Season 2, Episode 8, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 11 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: December 4, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Lee H. Katzin Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Larry Brody Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Apesanahkwat as Uncle Ray Firewalker Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Jane Cousins Richard Norton as Frank Scanlon Richard Dillard as Mayor Lisa Niemi as Karen Carson Saddle up for another wild ride with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the rootin’-tootin’, roundhouse-kickin’ world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough laughs to make a longhorn chuckle. This week, we’re breaking down Season 2, Episode 8, "She’ll Do to Ride the River With," where Walker teams up with a tough-as-nails lady Ranger to tackle poachers and corruption. Grab your spurs and get ready for some Texas-sized justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: She’ll Do to Ride the River With (Season 2, Episode 8, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 11 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: December 4, 1993

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Lee H. Katzin

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Larry Brody

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Apesanahkwat as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Jane Cousins

    • Richard Norton as Frank Scanlon

    • Richard Dillard as Mayor

    • Lisa Niemi as Karen Carson

]]> 5100 yes S2 E6 Family Matters Hold onto your family ties for this episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila unpack the drama-filled, kick-heavy universe of Walker, Texas Ranger! We're riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action staple with humor that's as unbreakable as Chuck Norris's stare. This week, we're exploring Season 2, Episode 6, "Family Matters," where Walker navigates witness protection woes, sibling loyalty, and a crime spree that hits close to home. Get ready for some familial feuds and Texas-sized takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Family Matters (Season 2, Episode 6, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 9 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 20, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Harold Apter Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Benjamin Mouton as Mickey Flanders Brian Thompson as Leo Cale Judith Hoag as Lainie Flanders Brady Bluhm as Archie Kim Morgan Greene as Vickie Hurley Kirk Griffith as Ranger Randy Wed, 27 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 6 Cineverse Hold onto your family ties for this episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila unpack the drama-filled, kick-heavy universe of Walker, Texas Ranger! We're riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action staple with humor that's as unbreakable as Chuck Norris's stare. This week, we're exploring Season 2, Episode 6, "Family Matters," where Walker navigates witness protection woes, sibling loyalty, and a crime spree that hits close to home. Get ready for some familial feuds and Texas-sized takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Family Matters (Season 2, Episode 6, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 9 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 20, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Harold Apter Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Benjamin Mouton as Mickey Flanders Brian Thompson as Leo Cale Judith Hoag as Lainie Flanders Brady Bluhm as Archie Kim Morgan Greene as Vickie Hurley Kirk Griffith as Ranger Randy Hold onto your family ties for this episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila unpack the drama-filled, kick-heavy universe of Walker, Texas Ranger! We're riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action staple with humor that's as unbreakable as Chuck Norris's stare. This week, we're exploring Season 2, Episode 6, "Family Matters," where Walker navigates witness protection woes, sibling loyalty, and a crime spree that hits close to home. Get ready for some familial feuds and Texas-sized takedowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Family Matters (Season 2, Episode 6, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 9 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: November 20, 1993

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Harold Apter

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Benjamin Mouton as Mickey Flanders

    • Brian Thompson as Leo Cale

    • Judith Hoag as Lainie Flanders

    • Brady Bluhm as Archie

    • Kim Morgan Greene as Vickie Hurley

    • Kirk Griffith as Ranger Randy

]]> 4883 yes S2 E5 End Run Welcome to another episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila tackle the high-kicking, justice-dispensing world of Walker, Texas Ranger with enough laughs to fill a stadium. We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic, bringing the heat like a Texas tailgate. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 5, "End Run," where Walker protects a witness during a football game, blending gridiron grit with Norris-style takedowns. Get ready for some end-zone justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: End Run (Season 2, Episode 5, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 8 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 13, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Michael L. De La Torre Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Cynthia Dorn as Marge William Smithers as Jeremy Hopkins Steven Flynn as Brett Raven Catherine Carlen as Loretta Hopkins Wed, 20 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 5 Cineverse Welcome to another episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila tackle the high-kicking, justice-dispensing world of Walker, Texas Ranger with enough laughs to fill a stadium. We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic, bringing the heat like a Texas tailgate. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 5, "End Run," where Walker protects a witness during a football game, blending gridiron grit with Norris-style takedowns. Get ready for some end-zone justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: End Run (Season 2, Episode 5, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 8 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 13, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Preece Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Michael L. De La Torre Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Cynthia Dorn as Marge William Smithers as Jeremy Hopkins Steven Flynn as Brett Raven Catherine Carlen as Loretta Hopkins Welcome to another episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila tackle the high-kicking, justice-dispensing world of Walker, Texas Ranger with enough laughs to fill a stadium. We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic, bringing the heat like a Texas tailgate. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 5, "End Run," where Walker protects a witness during a football game, blending gridiron grit with Norris-style takedowns. Get ready for some end-zone justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: End Run (Season 2, Episode 5, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 8 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: November 13, 1993

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Michael Preece

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Michael L. De La Torre

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Cynthia Dorn as Marge

    • William Smithers as Jeremy Hopkins

    • Steven Flynn as Brett Raven

    • Catherine Carlen as Loretta Hopkins

]]> 5237 yes S2 E4 Crime Wave Dave Ride the wave of justice with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila plunge into the action-packed depths of Walker, Texas Ranger! We're riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s icon with humor that's as sharp as Walker's roundhouse kick. This week, we're catching "Crime Wave Dave," Season 2, Episode 4, where a crooked parole officer turns ex-cons into his personal crime syndicate. Surf's up for corruption, kidnappings, and Chuck Norris takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Crime Wave Dave (Season 2, Episode 4, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 7 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 6, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Gordon Dawson Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker R.D. Call as Dave Kilmer Tom Hodges as Billy Clancy Beth Kennedy as Frances Clancy Wed, 13 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 4 Cineverse Ride the wave of justice with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila plunge into the action-packed depths of Walker, Texas Ranger! We're riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s icon with humor that's as sharp as Walker's roundhouse kick. This week, we're catching "Crime Wave Dave," Season 2, Episode 4, where a crooked parole officer turns ex-cons into his personal crime syndicate. Surf's up for corruption, kidnappings, and Chuck Norris takedowns! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Crime Wave Dave (Season 2, Episode 4, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 7 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: November 6, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Tony Mordente Writers: Gordon Dawson Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker R.D. Call as Dave Kilmer Tom Hodges as Billy Clancy Beth Kennedy as Frances Clancy Ride the wave of justice with Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila plunge into the action-packed depths of Walker, Texas Ranger! We're riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s icon with humor that's as sharp as Walker's roundhouse kick. This week, we're catching "Crime Wave Dave," Season 2, Episode 4, where a crooked parole officer turns ex-cons into his personal crime syndicate. Surf's up for corruption, kidnappings, and Chuck Norris takedowns!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Crime Wave Dave (Season 2, Episode 4, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 7 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: November 6, 1993

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Tony Mordente

  • Writers: Gordon Dawson

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • R.D. Call as Dave Kilmer

    • Tom Hodges as Billy Clancy

    • Beth Kennedy as Frances Clancy

]]> 3151 yes S2 E3 In The Name of God Someone started a cult and kidnapped Chuck Norris' girlfriend? I hope they've said their prayers because they're not long for this Earth. In our weekly Walker Texas Ranger recap, we hit episode 3 of season 2 and this time Walker and Trivette are going against the Almighty. Guess who wins? Wed, 06 Aug 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 2 3 Cineverse Someone started a cult and kidnapped Chuck Norris' girlfriend? I hope they've said their prayers because they're not long for this Earth. In our weekly Walker Texas Ranger recap, we hit episode 3 of season 2 and this time Walker and Trivette are going against the Almighty. Guess who wins? Someone started a cult and kidnapped Chuck Norris' girlfriend? I hope they've said their prayers because they're not long for this Earth. In our weekly Walker Texas Ranger recap, we hit episode 3 of season 2 and this time Walker and Trivette are going against the Almighty. Guess who wins?

]]> 4441 yes S2 E2 Storm Warning Batten down the hatches for another episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila wade through the fist-flying, justice-serving mayhem of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to weather any storm. This week, we’re tackling Season 2, Episode 2, "Storm Warning," where Cordell Walker faces a hurricane, escaped convicts, and a hotel full of bad decisions. Grab your raincoat and prepare for a whirlwind of Chuck Norris one-liners! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Storm Warning (Season 2, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 5 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: October 2, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Greg Beeman Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Leigh Chapman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Cynthia Dorn as Mary Wilson Mike Norris as Dean Watkins Christopher B. Duncan as Danny Dawkins Lou Perryman as George Stedman In "Storm Warning," Walker and Trivette are transporting convict Danny Dawkins (Christopher B. Duncan) to testify against his drug-running bosses when a hurricane forces their prison bus to stop at a remote hotel. Naturally, things go south fast: Dawkins and other inmates, including the unhinged George Stedman (Lou Perryman), stage a breakout during the storm. They take the hotel guests hostage, including Alex, who’s there on a separate case. Walker, posing as Dean Watkins (played by Chuck Norris’s real-life son, Mike Norris), goes undercover to infiltrate the group and protect Alex. With the storm raging outside, Walker dishes out his signature brand of justice—think roundhouse kicks and moral lectures—while Trivette scrambles to keep the situation under control. It’s a high-stakes, rain-soaked showdown with enough drama to fill a Texas floodplain. Wed, 30 Jul 2025 06:42:00 -0000 full 2 2 Cineverse Batten down the hatches for another episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila wade through the fist-flying, justice-serving mayhem of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to weather any storm. This week, we’re tackling Season 2, Episode 2, "Storm Warning," where Cordell Walker faces a hurricane, escaped convicts, and a hotel full of bad decisions. Grab your raincoat and prepare for a whirlwind of Chuck Norris one-liners! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Storm Warning (Season 2, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 5 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: October 2, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Greg Beeman Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Leigh Chapman Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Cynthia Dorn as Mary Wilson Mike Norris as Dean Watkins Christopher B. Duncan as Danny Dawkins Lou Perryman as George Stedman In "Storm Warning," Walker and Trivette are transporting convict Danny Dawkins (Christopher B. Duncan) to testify against his drug-running bosses when a hurricane forces their prison bus to stop at a remote hotel. Naturally, things go south fast: Dawkins and other inmates, including the unhinged George Stedman (Lou Perryman), stage a breakout during the storm. They take the hotel guests hostage, including Alex, who’s there on a separate case. Walker, posing as Dean Watkins (played by Chuck Norris’s real-life son, Mike Norris), goes undercover to infiltrate the group and protect Alex. With the storm raging outside, Walker dishes out his signature brand of justice—think roundhouse kicks and moral lectures—while Trivette scrambles to keep the situation under control. It’s a high-stakes, rain-soaked showdown with enough drama to fill a Texas floodplain. Batten down the hatches for another episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila wade through the fist-flying, justice-serving mayhem of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action classic with enough humor to weather any storm. This week, we’re tackling Season 2, Episode 2, "Storm Warning," where Cordell Walker faces a hurricane, escaped convicts, and a hotel full of bad decisions. Grab your raincoat and prepare for a whirlwind of Chuck Norris one-liners!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Storm Warning (Season 2, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 5 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: October 2, 1993

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Greg Beeman

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Leigh Chapman

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Cynthia Dorn as Mary Wilson

    • Mike Norris as Dean Watkins

    • Christopher B. Duncan as Danny Dawkins

    • Lou Perryman as George Stedman

In "Storm Warning," Walker and Trivette are transporting convict Danny Dawkins (Christopher B. Duncan) to testify against his drug-running bosses when a hurricane forces their prison bus to stop at a remote hotel. Naturally, things go south fast: Dawkins and other inmates, including the unhinged George Stedman (Lou Perryman), stage a breakout during the storm. They take the hotel guests hostage, including Alex, who’s there on a separate case. Walker, posing as Dean Watkins (played by Chuck Norris’s real-life son, Mike Norris), goes undercover to infiltrate the group and protect Alex. With the storm raging outside, Walker dishes out his signature brand of justice—think roundhouse kicks and moral lectures—while Trivette scrambles to keep the situation under control. It’s a high-stakes, rain-soaked showdown with enough drama to fill a Texas floodplain.

]]> 4626 S2 E1 Bounty Yee-haw! Welcome back to Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila lasso the wild, roundhouse-kicking world of Walker, Texas Ranger with a fistful of jokes and a truckload of 90s cheese. We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the ultimate action series, serving up laughs faster than Chuck Norris can dropkick a bad guy. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 1, "Bounty," where Walker faces off against a bounty hunter who’s more trigger-happy than a cowboy at a saloon shootout. Strap in for some Texas-sized chaos! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Bounty (Season 2, Episode 1, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 4 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: September 25, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Vern Gillum Writers: Frank Lupo, Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Bruce McGill as Boone Waxwell Melora Walters as Star Michael Parks as Roy Buchanan Ned Vaughn as Ned Travis Wed, 23 Jul 2025 13:53:00 -0000 full 2 1 Cineverse Yee-haw! Welcome back to Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila lasso the wild, roundhouse-kicking world of Walker, Texas Ranger with a fistful of jokes and a truckload of 90s cheese. We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the ultimate action series, serving up laughs faster than Chuck Norris can dropkick a bad guy. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 1, "Bounty," where Walker faces off against a bounty hunter who’s more trigger-happy than a cowboy at a saloon shootout. Strap in for some Texas-sized chaos! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Bounty (Season 2, Episode 1, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 4 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases) Original Air Date: September 25, 1993 Runtime: 47 minutes Director: Vern Gillum Writers: Frank Lupo, Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Bruce McGill as Boone Waxwell Melora Walters as Star Michael Parks as Roy Buchanan Ned Vaughn as Ned Travis Yee-haw! Welcome back to Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila lasso the wild, roundhouse-kicking world of Walker, Texas Ranger with a fistful of jokes and a truckload of 90s cheese. We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the ultimate action series, serving up laughs faster than Chuck Norris can dropkick a bad guy. This week, we’re diving into Season 2, Episode 1, "Bounty," where Walker faces off against a bounty hunter who’s more trigger-happy than a cowboy at a saloon shootout. Strap in for some Texas-sized chaos!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Bounty (Season 2, Episode 1, sometimes listed as Season 1, Episode 4 on DVD due to combined Season 1 and 2 releases)

  • Original Air Date: September 25, 1993

  • Runtime: 47 minutes

  • Director: Vern Gillum

  • Writers: Frank Lupo, Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Bruce McGill as Boone Waxwell

    • Melora Walters as Star

    • Michael Parks as Roy Buchanan

    • Ned Vaughn as Ned Travis

]]> 4260 yes S1 E3 A Shadow In The Night Saddle up for another round of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive headfirst into the roundhouse-kicking, Stetson-wearing world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action juggernaut with enough humor to make even Chuck Norris crack a smile (maybe). This week, we’re breaking down Season 1, Episode 3, "A Shadow in the Night," where East meets West in a martial arts showdown that’s equal parts epic and absurd. Get ready for Yakuza drama, old friendships, and more slow-motion kicks than you can shake a dojo at! Episode Details Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: A Shadow in the Night (Season 1, Episode 3, sometimes listed as Episode 4 in syndication due to the pilot split) Original Air Date: May 1, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Alexander Singer Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, J. Michael Straczynski Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker James Drury as Ranger Captain Tom Price Andrew Robinson as Congressman Leo Cabe Danny Kamekona as Mitsua Usagi Aki Aleong as Yoshihito "Yoshi" Sakai John S. Davies as Karl Jaeker Episode Synopsis In "A Shadow in the Night," Cordell Walker faces a blast from his martial arts past when his old friend Yoshihito "Yoshi" Sakai (Aki Aleong), trained under the same Sakai-Ryu karate master, rolls into Dallas with ties to the Yakuza. The trouble starts in Tokyo, where Congressman Leo Cabe’s assistant, Karl Jaeker (John S. Davies), murders Yakuza boss Mitsua Usagi (Danny Kamekona) and steals priceless Japanese artwork. Now, the Yakuza are after Cabe, and Walker and Trivette are assigned to protect him. But Cabe’s hiding something, and Yoshi’s mission to avenge his boss puts him on a collision course with Walker. Expect a tense showdown with judo throws, arm locks, and Walker’s signature moral compass pointing due justice. Also, this is the last appearance of Ranger Captain Tom Price (James Drury), who exits the series without so much as a goodbye note. The episode’s martial arts fight between Walker and Yoshi is a highlight, praised for its well-choreographed judo throws and arm locks, a step up from the usual punch-fest. Andrew Robinson, who plays Congressman Leo Cabe, is known for villainous roles, including the creepy Scorpio in Dirty Harry. His shifty politician vibe here is peak 90s bad guy. This was the final episode of the shortened first season, cut to three episodes due to Cannon Pictures’ financial collapse. The original plan was for 13 episodes, but the budget said, “Not today, Ranger.” Aki Aleong’s character, Yoshi, brings a rare personal connection to Walker’s past, hinting at his pre-Ranger days as a martial arts student. Did Walker ever smile back then? Doubtful. The episode’s title, “A Shadow in the Night,” evokes the stealthy Yakuza hitman vibe and Yoshi’s conflicted loyalty, torn between friendship and duty. Stream “A Shadow in the Night” on Peacock, Hulu, or buy it on Fandango at Home (Vudu) for $1.99. For collectors, the Walker, Texas Ranger: The Complete Collection DVD set has you covered. Next week preview Next week, we’re diving into Walker, Texas Ranger Season 2, Episode 1: “Bounty.” Walker and Trivette chase a bank robber with a bounty hunter hot on their trail. Expect more kicks and probably fewer ninjas. Follow us on Twitter (@WatcherTXRanger), Wed, 16 Jul 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 1 3 Cineverse Saddle up for another round of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive headfirst into the roundhouse-kicking, Stetson-wearing world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action juggernaut with enough humor to make even Chuck Norris crack a smile (maybe). This week, we’re breaking down Season 1, Episode 3, "A Shadow in the Night," where East meets West in a martial arts showdown that’s equal parts epic and absurd. Get ready for Yakuza drama, old friendships, and more slow-motion kicks than you can shake a dojo at! Episode Details Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: A Shadow in the Night (Season 1, Episode 3, sometimes listed as Episode 4 in syndication due to the pilot split) Original Air Date: May 1, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Alexander Singer Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, J. Michael Straczynski Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker James Drury as Ranger Captain Tom Price Andrew Robinson as Congressman Leo Cabe Danny Kamekona as Mitsua Usagi Aki Aleong as Yoshihito "Yoshi" Sakai John S. Davies as Karl Jaeker Episode Synopsis In "A Shadow in the Night," Cordell Walker faces a blast from his martial arts past when his old friend Yoshihito "Yoshi" Sakai (Aki Aleong), trained under the same Sakai-Ryu karate master, rolls into Dallas with ties to the Yakuza. The trouble starts in Tokyo, where Congressman Leo Cabe’s assistant, Karl Jaeker (John S. Davies), murders Yakuza boss Mitsua Usagi (Danny Kamekona) and steals priceless Japanese artwork. Now, the Yakuza are after Cabe, and Walker and Trivette are assigned to protect him. But Cabe’s hiding something, and Yoshi’s mission to avenge his boss puts him on a collision course with Walker. Expect a tense showdown with judo throws, arm locks, and Walker’s signature moral compass pointing due justice. Also, this is the last appearance of Ranger Captain Tom Price (James Drury), who exits the series without so much as a goodbye note. The episode’s martial arts fight between Walker and Yoshi is a highlight, praised for its well-choreographed judo throws and arm locks, a step up from the usual punch-fest. Andrew Robinson, who plays Congressman Leo Cabe, is known for villainous roles, including the creepy Scorpio in Dirty Harry. His shifty politician vibe here is peak 90s bad guy. This was the final episode of the shortened first season, cut to three episodes due to Cannon Pictures’ financial collapse. The original plan was for 13 episodes, but the budget said, “Not today, Ranger.” Aki Aleong’s character, Yoshi, brings a rare personal connection to Walker’s past, hinting at his pre-Ranger days as a martial arts student. Did Walker ever smile back then? Doubtful. The episode’s title, “A Shadow in the Night,” evokes the stealthy Yakuza hitman vibe and Yoshi’s conflicted loyalty, torn between friendship and duty. Stream “A Shadow in the Night” on Peacock, Hulu, or buy it on Fandango at Home (Vudu) for $1.99. For collectors, the Walker, Texas Ranger: The Complete Collection DVD set has you covered. Next week preview Next week, we’re diving into Walker, Texas Ranger Season 2, Episode 1: “Bounty.” Walker and Trivette chase a bank robber with a bounty hunter hot on their trail. Expect more kicks and probably fewer ninjas. Follow us on Twitter (@WatcherTXRanger),

Saddle up for another round of Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive headfirst into the roundhouse-kicking, Stetson-wearing world of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re riffing scene-by-scene through the 90s action juggernaut with enough humor to make even Chuck Norris crack a smile (maybe). This week, we’re breaking down Season 1, Episode 3, "A Shadow in the Night," where East meets West in a martial arts showdown that’s equal parts epic and absurd. Get ready for Yakuza drama, old friendships, and more slow-motion kicks than you can shake a dojo at!


Episode Details

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: A Shadow in the Night (Season 1, Episode 3, sometimes listed as Episode 4 in syndication due to the pilot split)

  • Original Air Date: May 1, 1993

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Alexander Singer

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, J. Michael Straczynski

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Alexandra "Alex" Cahill

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • James Drury as Ranger Captain Tom Price

    • Andrew Robinson as Congressman Leo Cabe

    • Danny Kamekona as Mitsua Usagi

    • Aki Aleong as Yoshihito "Yoshi" Sakai

    • John S. Davies as Karl Jaeker

Episode Synopsis

In "A Shadow in the Night," Cordell Walker faces a blast from his martial arts past when his old friend Yoshihito "Yoshi" Sakai (Aki Aleong), trained under the same Sakai-Ryu karate master, rolls into Dallas with ties to the Yakuza. The trouble starts in Tokyo, where Congressman Leo Cabe’s assistant, Karl Jaeker (John S. Davies), murders Yakuza boss Mitsua Usagi (Danny Kamekona) and steals priceless Japanese artwork. Now, the Yakuza are after Cabe, and Walker and Trivette are assigned to protect him. But Cabe’s hiding something, and Yoshi’s mission to avenge his boss puts him on a collision course with Walker. Expect a tense showdown with judo throws, arm locks, and Walker’s signature moral compass pointing due justice. Also, this is the last appearance of Ranger Captain Tom Price (James Drury), who exits the series without so much as a goodbye note.

  • The episode’s martial arts fight between Walker and Yoshi is a highlight, praised for its well-choreographed judo throws and arm locks, a step up from the usual punch-fest.

  • Andrew Robinson, who plays Congressman Leo Cabe, is known for villainous roles, including the creepy Scorpio in Dirty Harry. His shifty politician vibe here is peak 90s bad guy.

  • This was the final episode of the shortened first season, cut to three episodes due to Cannon Pictures’ financial collapse. The original plan was for 13 episodes, but the budget said, “Not today, Ranger.”

  • Aki Aleong’s character, Yoshi, brings a rare personal connection to Walker’s past, hinting at his pre-Ranger days as a martial arts student. Did Walker ever smile back then? Doubtful.

  • The episode’s title, “A Shadow in the Night,” evokes the stealthy Yakuza hitman vibe and Yoshi’s conflicted loyalty, torn between friendship and duty.

Stream “A Shadow in the Night” on Peacock, Hulu, or buy it on Fandango at Home (Vudu) for $1.99. For collectors, the Walker, Texas Ranger: The Complete Collection DVD set has you covered.

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Next week, we’re diving into Walker, Texas Ranger Season 2, Episode 1: “Bounty.” Walker and Trivette chase a bank robber with a bounty hunter hot on their trail. Expect more kicks and probably fewer ninjas.

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]]> 4638 yes S1 E1 One Riot One Ranger Welcome to the premiere episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where your hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the high-kicking, morally upright world of Walker, Texas Ranger! Each episode, we riff through the iconic 90s action series, scene by scene, with a mix of humor, nostalgia, and questionable martial arts expertise. Buckle up for roundhouse kicks, questionable plot twists, and more denim than a Levi’s factory explosion. Today, we’re breaking down the pilot episode, "One Riot, One Ranger," which aired on April 21, 1993. Email the show at: ThisShowIsTrash@gmail.com Check out our other show Bad Movies Rule on any podcast platform! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: One Riot, One Ranger (Season 1, Episode 1) Original Air Date: April 21, 1993 Runtime: 1 hour 34 minutes (double-length pilot, often split into Parts 1 and 2 for syndication) Director: Virgil W. Vogel Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Leigh Chapman (with credit disputes noting Leigh Chapman’s mother, Louise McCarn, receiving credit due to a creative dispute) Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill Gailard Sartain as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Marshall R. Teague as Orson Wade In this pulse-pounding pilot, Cordell Walker, a modern-day Texas Ranger with Old West vibes, is introduced as a no-nonsense lawman who’d rather roundhouse kick a criminal than read them their rights. After his partner is killed during a bank heist, Walker teams up with new partner James "Jimmy" Trivette, a tech-savvy former football player from Baltimore. Together, they uncover a plot by ex-CIA agent Orson Wade (Marshall R. Teague) to rob four Dallas banks simultaneously. Along the way, Walker protects a circus family from thugs, consoles a sexual assault victim, and participates in a charity rodeo (because, why not?). Expect classic Walker tropes: martial arts, moral lessons, and a villain who underestimates Chuck Norris. Episode DetailsEpisode Summary Wed, 09 Jul 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 1 1 Cineverse Welcome to the premiere episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where your hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the high-kicking, morally upright world of Walker, Texas Ranger! Each episode, we riff through the iconic 90s action series, scene by scene, with a mix of humor, nostalgia, and questionable martial arts expertise. Buckle up for roundhouse kicks, questionable plot twists, and more denim than a Levi’s factory explosion. Today, we’re breaking down the pilot episode, "One Riot, One Ranger," which aired on April 21, 1993. Email the show at: ThisShowIsTrash@gmail.com Check out our other show Bad Movies Rule on any podcast platform! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: One Riot, One Ranger (Season 1, Episode 1) Original Air Date: April 21, 1993 Runtime: 1 hour 34 minutes (double-length pilot, often split into Parts 1 and 2 for syndication) Director: Virgil W. Vogel Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Leigh Chapman (with credit disputes noting Leigh Chapman’s mother, Louise McCarn, receiving credit due to a creative dispute) Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill Gailard Sartain as C.D. Parker Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Marshall R. Teague as Orson Wade In this pulse-pounding pilot, Cordell Walker, a modern-day Texas Ranger with Old West vibes, is introduced as a no-nonsense lawman who’d rather roundhouse kick a criminal than read them their rights. After his partner is killed during a bank heist, Walker teams up with new partner James "Jimmy" Trivette, a tech-savvy former football player from Baltimore. Together, they uncover a plot by ex-CIA agent Orson Wade (Marshall R. Teague) to rob four Dallas banks simultaneously. Along the way, Walker protects a circus family from thugs, consoles a sexual assault victim, and participates in a charity rodeo (because, why not?). Expect classic Walker tropes: martial arts, moral lessons, and a villain who underestimates Chuck Norris. Episode DetailsEpisode Summary Welcome to the premiere episode of Watcher Texas Ranger, where your hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dive into the high-kicking, morally upright world of Walker, Texas Ranger! Each episode, we riff through the iconic 90s action series, scene by scene, with a mix of humor, nostalgia, and questionable martial arts expertise. Buckle up for roundhouse kicks, questionable plot twists, and more denim than a Levi’s factory explosion. Today, we’re breaking down the pilot episode, "One Riot, One Ranger," which aired on April 21, 1993.

Email the show at: ThisShowIsTrash@gmail.com

Check out our other show Bad Movies Rule on any podcast platform!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: One Riot, One Ranger (Season 1, Episode 1)

  • Original Air Date: April 21, 1993

  • Runtime: 1 hour 34 minutes (double-length pilot, often split into Parts 1 and 2 for syndication)

  • Director: Virgil W. Vogel

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Leigh Chapman (with credit disputes noting Leigh Chapman’s mother, Louise McCarn, receiving credit due to a creative dispute)

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill

    • Gailard Sartain as C.D. Parker

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Marshall R. Teague as Orson Wade

In this pulse-pounding pilot, Cordell Walker, a modern-day Texas Ranger with Old West vibes, is introduced as a no-nonsense lawman who’d rather roundhouse kick a criminal than read them their rights. After his partner is killed during a bank heist, Walker teams up with new partner James "Jimmy" Trivette, a tech-savvy former football player from Baltimore. Together, they uncover a plot by ex-CIA agent Orson Wade (Marshall R. Teague) to rob four Dallas banks simultaneously. Along the way, Walker protects a circus family from thugs, consoles a sexual assault victim, and participates in a charity rodeo (because, why not?). Expect classic Walker tropes: martial arts, moral lessons, and a villain who underestimates Chuck Norris.

Episode DetailsEpisode Summary

]]> 4515 yes S1 E2 Borderline Welcome back to Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dissect the denim-clad, roundhouse-kicking chaos of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re diving scene-by-scene into the 90s action classic with our signature blend of laughs, nostalgia, and questionable cowboy impressions. This week, we tackle Season 1, Episode 2, "Borderline," where Cordell Walker protects Alex from a vengeful ex-sheriff with a serious grudge. Grab your Stetson and brace for some Texas-sized justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Borderline (Season 1, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Episode 3 in syndication due to the pilot split) Original Air Date: April 24, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Vejar Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Robin Madden Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Leon Rippy as Dewey Baker Mark Walters as Duane Hopkins Ray Lykins as Benny Carl Devlin In "Borderline," Cordell Walker is breaking in his new partner, Jimmy Trivette, while facing a darker threat: ex-sheriff Dewey Baker (Leon Rippy), fresh out of prison and itching for revenge against Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill, who put him behind bars for beating suspects. Baker’s vendetta starts with creepy mind games—stalking Alex, breaking into her apartment, leaving pervy tokens, and even killing her horse, Amber. He uses his former cellmate, Duane Hopkins, as a proxy to throw Walker off the scent. When Baker kidnaps Alex and takes her to a remote cabin, Walker and Trivette must track them down for a classic Walker showdown, complete with a satisfying beatdown. Oh, and Alex is also prosecuting a cop killer, Benny Carl Devlin, because apparently, she’s got no shortage of enemies. Leon Rippy’s portrayal of Dewey Baker is a standout, with his spiky hair and messed-up teeth adding to the creep factor. He returns in later episodes ("Days Past" in 1997 and the 2001 series finale) as different characters. A memorable quote: When Tim boasts about his green belt in judo to protect Alex, Walker deadpans, “Green? Pretty color.” Savage. This episode was part of the shortened first season, cut to three episodes due to Cannon Pictures’ financial woes. The original plan was for 13 episodes, but funding dried up faster than a Texas creek in July. Wed, 09 Jul 2025 05:00:00 -0000 full 1 2 Cineverse Welcome back to Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dissect the denim-clad, roundhouse-kicking chaos of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re diving scene-by-scene into the 90s action classic with our signature blend of laughs, nostalgia, and questionable cowboy impressions. This week, we tackle Season 1, Episode 2, "Borderline," where Cordell Walker protects Alex from a vengeful ex-sheriff with a serious grudge. Grab your Stetson and brace for some Texas-sized justice! Show: Walker, Texas Ranger Episode Title: Borderline (Season 1, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Episode 3 in syndication due to the pilot split) Original Air Date: April 24, 1993 Runtime: 46 minutes Director: Michael Vejar Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Robin Madden Cast: Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette Sheree J. Wilson as Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker Leon Rippy as Dewey Baker Mark Walters as Duane Hopkins Ray Lykins as Benny Carl Devlin In "Borderline," Cordell Walker is breaking in his new partner, Jimmy Trivette, while facing a darker threat: ex-sheriff Dewey Baker (Leon Rippy), fresh out of prison and itching for revenge against Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill, who put him behind bars for beating suspects. Baker’s vendetta starts with creepy mind games—stalking Alex, breaking into her apartment, leaving pervy tokens, and even killing her horse, Amber. He uses his former cellmate, Duane Hopkins, as a proxy to throw Walker off the scent. When Baker kidnaps Alex and takes her to a remote cabin, Walker and Trivette must track them down for a classic Walker showdown, complete with a satisfying beatdown. Oh, and Alex is also prosecuting a cop killer, Benny Carl Devlin, because apparently, she’s got no shortage of enemies. Leon Rippy’s portrayal of Dewey Baker is a standout, with his spiky hair and messed-up teeth adding to the creep factor. He returns in later episodes ("Days Past" in 1997 and the 2001 series finale) as different characters. A memorable quote: When Tim boasts about his green belt in judo to protect Alex, Walker deadpans, “Green? Pretty color.” Savage. This episode was part of the shortened first season, cut to three episodes due to Cannon Pictures’ financial woes. The original plan was for 13 episodes, but funding dried up faster than a Texas creek in July. Welcome back to Watcher Texas Ranger, where hosts James Hauser, Clint Busch, and Ryan Mattila dissect the denim-clad, roundhouse-kicking chaos of Walker, Texas Ranger! We’re diving scene-by-scene into the 90s action classic with our signature blend of laughs, nostalgia, and questionable cowboy impressions. This week, we tackle Season 1, Episode 2, "Borderline," where Cordell Walker protects Alex from a vengeful ex-sheriff with a serious grudge. Grab your Stetson and brace for some Texas-sized justice!

  • Show: Walker, Texas Ranger

  • Episode Title: Borderline (Season 1, Episode 2, sometimes listed as Episode 3 in syndication due to the pilot split)

  • Original Air Date: April 24, 1993

  • Runtime: 46 minutes

  • Director: Michael Vejar

  • Writers: Albert S. Ruddy, Leslie Greif, Paul Haggis, Christopher Canaan, Robin Madden

  • Cast:

    • Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker

    • Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James "Jimmy" Trivette

    • Sheree J. Wilson as Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill

    • Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman as Uncle Ray Firewalker

    • Leon Rippy as Dewey Baker

    • Mark Walters as Duane Hopkins

    • Ray Lykins as Benny Carl Devlin

In "Borderline," Cordell Walker is breaking in his new partner, Jimmy Trivette, while facing a darker threat: ex-sheriff Dewey Baker (Leon Rippy), fresh out of prison and itching for revenge against Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill, who put him behind bars for beating suspects. Baker’s vendetta starts with creepy mind games—stalking Alex, breaking into her apartment, leaving pervy tokens, and even killing her horse, Amber. He uses his former cellmate, Duane Hopkins, as a proxy to throw Walker off the scent. When Baker kidnaps Alex and takes her to a remote cabin, Walker and Trivette must track them down for a classic Walker showdown, complete with a satisfying beatdown. Oh, and Alex is also prosecuting a cop killer, Benny Carl Devlin, because apparently, she’s got no shortage of enemies.

  • Leon Rippy’s portrayal of Dewey Baker is a standout, with his spiky hair and messed-up teeth adding to the creep factor. He returns in later episodes ("Days Past" in 1997 and the 2001 series finale) as different characters.

  • A memorable quote: When Tim boasts about his green belt in judo to protect Alex, Walker deadpans, “Green? Pretty color.” Savage.

  • This episode was part of the shortened first season, cut to three episodes due to Cannon Pictures’ financial woes. The original plan was for 13 episodes, but funding dried up faster than a Texas creek in July.

]]> 3981 yes Trailer - Watcher Texas Ranger James, Ryan & Clint from Bad Movies Rule are going to riff through every episode of Walker Texas Ranger, and even though we've seen most of Chuck's 80s movies, we've never seen the show - launching on July 9th! Sat, 28 Jun 2025 17:26:00 -0000 trailer Cineverse James, Ryan & Clint from Bad Movies Rule are going to riff through every episode of Walker Texas Ranger, and even though we've seen most of Chuck's 80s movies, we've never seen the show - launching on July 9th! James, Ryan & Clint from Bad Movies Rule are going to riff through every episode of Walker Texas Ranger, and even though we've seen most of Chuck's 80s movies, we've never seen the show - launching on July 9th!

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