Join us as we break down Walker, Texas Ranger Season 2, Episode 17, “The Committee.” Infiltration, voice-changing lava lamps, and vigilante justice abound as Walker goes undercover in a neon-lit death cult. We also remember legendary director Michael Preece, dig into eBay prop hunting, answer listener mail, parse Chuck Norris dog food feedback and more!
Join us as we dig into the socials before dissecting a thrilling episode of Walker, Texas Ranger where LaRue (portrayed by the ever awesome Wayne Péré) returns taking Alex and Trivette hostage in a tense courtroom standoff! Oh and we may or may not have covered SANTANA’s “Smooth"…
Join us as we catch up at CD’s before digging into Gage’s tragic back story as he races to save his sister from an evil bar owner portrayed by Frank Stallone. If that wasn’t enough, Walker and Alex try to do a little wedding planning on a romantic camping trip but are interrupted by a creepy Scout Leader and his pack!
— Adam, Bob & Evan
As we journey through every skull cracking episode of Walker, Texas Ranger for the Podcast we’ll keep this blog and Spotify playlist up to date with related tunes!
In any show that spans nearly a decade, it’s hard not to rely upon a few tropes and plot devices that work; Walker, Texas Ranger is certainly no exception! To make things easier on the WTR viewer (and or anyone listening to our podcast) we’ve created this working list of definitions for said tropes.
In the streaming era, Walker, Texas Ranger has kept a mean chokehold on TV syndication. Bobbing and weaving between the latest Western and All Night Testosterone Network to even the Hallmark Channel at one point, it’s predominantly stand-alone episode format and ginormous episode count have kept it in constant rotation since the show wrapped in 2001. As such, it is one of the last streaming holdouts and isn’t even available for purchase digitally. So what options does that leave the would be Walker fan?
Join us as Walker, Texas Ranger takes a swing at Of Mice and Men—with Walker stepping in to save a wrongly accused man from a torch-wielding small-town mob. Along the way, we stumble into corrupt mayors, missing gold coins, a shack fire that burns a little too conveniently… and yes, a detour into Pure Moods nostalgia that somehow makes it all make sense. Beers cold, roundhouse stats ready.