Walker, a martial artist, and his partner Trivette are Texas Rangers. They make it their business to battle crime in Dallas and all around the State of Texas.
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Director:
James Mangold
Stars:
Russell Crowe,
Christian Bale,
Logan Lerman
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Stars:
Lorenzo Lamas,
Branscombe Richmond,
Kathleen Kinmont
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Walker, a martial artist, and his partner Trivette are Texas Rangers. They make it their business to battle crime in Dallas and all around the State of Texas. Written by
Steve Richer <sricher@sympatico.ca>
Dallas detective Carlos Sandobal (Marco Sanchez) and martial arts instructor/private detective Trent Malloy (James Wicek) were with the show from 1997-1999 as regulars. Their names never appeared in the opening credits. See more »
Goofs
In the Pilot of the series, CD says he was a ranger 5 years. But in season 2, Alex asks him how long he was a ranger for and he says "28 years" See more »
Quotes
[Walker has put some tuxedos, for his and Alex's wedding, in Trivette's car]
Ranger Cordell Walker:
Now, be careful with the tuxedos. Don't wrinkle them.
Ranger Jimmy Trivette:
Will you relax!
Francis Gage:
Nothing's gonna happen to the tuxes, Walker. Later!
[to Trivette]
Francis Gage:
...You know, the only person more nervous than Walker is Sydney.
Ranger Jimmy Trivette:
Why is she nervous?
Francis Gage:
She's been worried since day one that we weren't gonna get these tuxes in time for the wedding.
Radio:
All units, report of a 2-11 in progress at the First Bank of South Dallas...
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Yes, the acting is horrendously bad. Yes, the dialog is unbelievably cheesy and stale. Yes, the plots are unoriginal and don't make sense. But damn it, when was the last time that we were able to just turn on the television, sit back and enjoy the action without having to deal with some over-the-top action/drama that goes way too fast and shoves some moral lesson on life in our faces? That's what makes Walker Texas Ranger so enjoyable -- it really recreates the feel of those classic Westerns that used to be on all the time back in the '50s. So horrendously bad that it's great to watch when you just need some time to unwind and forget about everything else. And you've gotta admit, it paved way for a great comedy segment on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. I know I'll still be watching this for years to come.
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Yes, the acting is horrendously bad. Yes, the dialog is unbelievably cheesy and stale. Yes, the plots are unoriginal and don't make sense. But damn it, when was the last time that we were able to just turn on the television, sit back and enjoy the action without having to deal with some over-the-top action/drama that goes way too fast and shoves some moral lesson on life in our faces? That's what makes Walker Texas Ranger so enjoyable -- it really recreates the feel of those classic Westerns that used to be on all the time back in the '50s. So horrendously bad that it's great to watch when you just need some time to unwind and forget about everything else. And you've gotta admit, it paved way for a great comedy segment on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. I know I'll still be watching this for years to come.