haindm41 Love Walker!!!! But IMDB please update the episode guide, it's off a season. ie. the list you have for season 4 is really from season three, etc.

Armand it is a real good series. if the expectations are not high. if the sense of humor is OK. if you are one of lead actors fan. because it is just entertainment. a show without great ambitions, interesting for action scenes, with not credible adventures and uninspired dialogs but seductive for the bricks for Chuck Norris statue and for the flavor of old western. one of films who has not the ambition to be original. and that detail could be a real virtue.it is easy - the film is only occasion for a nice evening after a work day. and Chuck Norris, the South clichés, the justice in precise style, the not profound stories are the best choice. short - see it ! it is Chuck Norris. and few others.

mm-39 The show is more popular after it was cancelled thanks to Conan O'Brien! The over the top antics of Chuck Norris from this show and his movies makes for great comedy for Conan and Chuck Norris jokes. What one learns from Walker Texas Ranger is that Chuck Norris can bull ride, jump on air plane wings from a moving helicopter and many other impossible acts perfectly. My favorite one is Chuck can survive a helicopter rocket attack, have his truck roll 20 times, escape without a scratch, shoot the helicopter down, and beat the villain in a Karate fight. He is the man! The show has many good messages which are anti-drug, self improvement, values etc. The show usually has an antagonist which creates problems which Walker and his crew fix. Conflict is usually solved with a Karate fight. Not a bad rerun show. I give Walker a six out of ten.

Riley Hale Walker: Texas Ranger was without a doubt an excellent series, as someone who works in law enforcement I can say that the show is nothing like real life but that is not its purpose, it is not meant to be taken seriously it is simply meant to be pure entertainment, action and drama often with an important message as well, the series was certainly a great one and I'm my opinion it ended all too soon, I didn't always have a chance to see it when it was on TV so I purchased the entire series on DVD back on 08/01/2010 and finally finished watching it on 10/04/2010, All the series is worth seeing and in my opinion it had to specific weak points, Cordell Walker (Chuck Norris) and James Trivette (Clarence Gilyard Jr.) are great characters and are always interesting on screen, to me they are one of the best pairs since Starsky & Hutch, Alex Cahill (Sheree J. Wilson), C.D. Parker (Noble Willingham), Carlos Sandoval (Marco Sanchez), Trent Malloy (James Wlcek) and all the secondary characters also do a great job and have few if any weak moments, I also liked the addition of Francis Gage (Judson Mills) and Sydney Cooke (Nia Peeples) for the final seasons as they brought a new flavor and presence to the show, I'm also glad the series ended on a strong note instead of waiting until it eventually ran its course and became stale and boring, The Final Show/Down Part 1 & 2 were an excellent way to finish up the series, one thing I really liked about the series was it didn't solely rely on firearms to get the job done but focused on Martial Arts and team work as a much better solution, There are however a number of things in the series that made little sense, for example: Trivette switching from a SIG-Sauer P226 to a Walther P5 which no one in law enforcement would even contemplate doing and being able to defeat numerous opponents in unarmed combat which might work sometimes but no one is capable of winning every single time no matter how good they are. One of the biggest draw cards of the series for me is of course Chuck Norris who is one of my favorite actors and being a Martial Artist myself he is also someone I greatly admire which is not something I say lightly, watching Lone Wolf McQuade(1981) with Chuck Norris and David Carradine was what got me into Martial Arts in the first place and thus I have been a fan of both ever since, I'm my opinion the series could have lasted another 9 seasons without losing its edge but as I already stated I am glad it ended on a high note, I can certainly understand why some people don't like the series, not even remotely close to real life law enforcement, poor weapons handling, atrocious dialog, sometimes poor acting, overuse of actors, far fetched plots, way over the top action pieces and sets/locations just to name a few but to me the series is meant to be nothing more then entertainment which it more then delivers, there is not one single episode I didn't like in one way or another, So in closing Walker: Texas Ranger will always be one of my favorite series' on TV, I completely understand why some people do not like it but as for me it will always have a special place in my heart.