All language subtitles for Walker s07e05 Code of the West

Hey,

Mark This is a work program, not a
vacation.

Let's move.

Cowboy!

Commander. Ranger.

Ranger.

How many escaped?

We had 19 out, 14 still on the loose.

Do you have a chopper? Be here in five
minutes. Can we borrow it?

Bring it back.

Hopefully with some prisoners. Please.

Here's yours, Corvette.

How many are still on the loose?

Got all but one.

Dirk Morgan.

Morgan's a bad one.

And for armed robbery, murder.

Okay. Thanks, Commander.

Hey.

Morgan. You remember me.

Good.

Come on.

Boy, you really think you're something,
don't you?

Foreman of the jury that convicted Dirk
Morgan.

I still remember the way that you stared
at me after you read that verdict.

But tonight I got something that's going
to bug your eyes out.

You ought to be honored.

You're the first one on my list.

Let's go.

In the eyes of a ranger, the
unsuspecting stranger had better know

of wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Any hope you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, what's behind you?

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.

Hey, Mary?

Yeah.

Oh, Walker. Come in. Hey. Hi. What have
you got?

A bit of a puzzle.

The victim was a partner in a downtown
accounting firm. He was found hanged in

the parking garage of the building.

Suicide? No.

His hands were duct taped behind his
back.

So the question is, if you want to kill
somebody, why hang them?

Like I said, it's a puzzle.

Welcome to our Positive Profile Person
of the Week segment.

We're here at C .D.'s Bar and Grill
where Mr. C .D. Parker is hosting a book

signing for Judge Art McSpadden's latest
novel, Code of the West.

But this series of best -selling Western
books is only part of the story. Here

to introduce Judge McSpadden is
Assistant District Attorney and the

the Help Our People Excel Center, Alex
Cahill.

Thank you.

Judge Art McSpadden is not only one of
the best -selling authors in America,

he is a real -life Good Samaritan.

He is using the profits from his books
to help benefit a very special group of

children, children of incarcerated
felons.

Thank you, Alex.

Now, in this film taken at my ranch a
couple of weeks ago, you can see for

yourselves the program in action.

In all the years that I've served as
judge in Tarrant County, my heart has

out for those innocent children that
were left behind by the people I sent to

prison. Too often I've seen those very
same children following their parents'

footsteps and get into serious trouble.

Now at the ranch, we want to help those
youngsters before they head down the

wrong road.

I'll be.

Many of these youngsters have never been
out of the inner city in their entire

lives. Sometimes just the chance to
explore nature gives them a leg up.

When these children realize someone
truly cares about them, they feel

worthwhile.

Hey, shut up.

Shut up and watch this.

Snot -nosed rugrats.

So?

Yeah, what's the deal, Morgan?

You soft on kids all of a sudden?

That's it, Cole. Dirt's thinking about
his own brat. You need your help. So

on down to C .D.'s and pick up your copy
of Code of the West.

With your help, these children will
become worthwhile citizens of our

I promise you, it'll make you feel good.

Actually, Jezza put me away.

He's going to die real soon.

That's you, Angela.

There we are.

Thank you.

Well, hello, Earl. Good to see you.
Thanks for coming down.

There we go.

I'd really like to go to the West.

Thanks, Earl. I appreciate that. Hey,
Judge. Hey, Cordell. How are you? Fine.

Jimmy, good to see you.

How'd it go?

Oh, great.

So many people turned out. Big crowd,
huh? Yeah. Oh, he's been charming them

day long.

I think everybody had a good time.

Yeah, everybody except for one.

Who's that?

Judge's granddaughter, Katie.

She moved in with him about six months
ago. Who's her parents?

They were killed in an automobile
accident.

Hit by a drunk driver.

That's tough.

Yeah, really tough.

It's been tough on both of them.

That little girl had a lot of anger
stored up.

Come on, let me introduce you.

Katie, I'd like you to meet my friends.
This is Ranger Walker and Ranger

Tevette. Hi. Hi.

Katie's going to go with us on the trail
ride. It's going to be your first time.

Oh, they'll have a good time. Yeah,
it'll be a lot of fun.

You're right.

Tons of fun.

Nice meeting you.

Here's your man, McSpadden Grant.

Who is this guy, anyway?

That would be Judge Art McSpadden, which
is soon to be the late

Judge McSpadden.

Well,

I see you boys found a few things you
could use.

Oh, yeah. See?

What'd I tell you?

No background checks, no waiting period.

Whether it's info or ammo, Grissom's
your man.

Well, I'm going to have to say, you were
right, Lyle.

Uh, aren't you forgetting something, Mr.
Morgan?

I don't do business on credit.

Oh, well, then I guess I'll have to pay
you right now.

C .D., you got enough food here to feed
an army for a week. It's only a weekend

camping trip.

Well, now, listen. You guys told me that
you wanted these kids exposed to real

Western cuisine.

Well, brother, that's what I'm going to
do, and it doesn't include bologna

sandwiches. Give me a hand with it, will
you, Rudy?

Oh, good Lord, C .D., what do you got in
this box? It feels like iron.

It is cast iron, the finest cast iron
pot in the world. That's what you make

your best chili with.

We'll be the judge of that.

All right, let's pack them up.

Katie, honey.

Now, you can't go on a trail ride with
that hair blowing all over your eyes

that. Maybe you ought to go back in the
house and pin it up, huh?

You wouldn't even be happy if I had
pigtails like Annie Oakley.

According to his file, Morgan had an old
cellmate.

Stanton. Rodney Stanton.

Do you have an address?

Yeah, 1126 Preston Road.

It's probably no good. He's got three
outstanding warrants for credit card

fraud. Any known associates?

He has a girlfriend, Brenda Williams.

She's on parole for possession with
intent.

She's staying at a house in Oak Cliff.

Let's go check it out. All right.

Texas Rangers, open up, ma 'am.

Rodney, it's the cops.

Get him, Corvette.

Oh, boy.

When is it ever your turn to get them?

Well, when they don't run.

Put him in the bed of the truck, will
you?

You don't mind getting back there, do
you?

Only kidding.

It's a joke.

Okay.

Roger. You all set to go?

Yeah. All right, buddy.

See there? The cowboy.

All cinched up. Great. Watch that foot.

Hey, Cindy.

How you doing?

Okay. Having some trouble?

Yeah, yes, ma 'am. Here.

You want to get this fence tight enough
so this battle won't move.

Fall down, but the horse can still
breathe. Remember how Ranger Walker

you? In fact, I'm in trouble.

You're no trouble.

Are you kidding me?

Where's Jason? There you are.

Listen, buddy, I wanted to let you know
that Walker's not going to be able to

make this trip.

But I'm going to be in your back pocket,
okay?

Okay. All right.

Come on, you guys. I'm giving it to you
straight.

Did I used to share a cell with Dirk
Morgan?

Yes. Did he call and ask me to help him
escape?

Yes. Did I do it?

No. And why didn't you?

Morgan's crazy, man.

Scary crazy.

I don't want to have anything to do with
him.

Yeah, Trivet.

We'll be right there.

Welcome, Javette.

Hey, Doug. Hey, Larry. Hi.

Know who he is? Yeah, Jim Edelman.

Prosecuting attorney, Jim Edelman?

I'm afraid so.

Hey, take a look at that.

That's taped like the accountant.

Mm -hmm.

Javette, why don't you check to see if
there's any connection between these two

guys?

Do you know they are propping a time of
death?

Still working on it, but I figure in the
last couple of hours.

You guys ready to go?

Yeah, Dirt.

I'd say we got enough firepower here.

Take on an army. We'll kill us and
judge.

That thing's rough as a cub.

That's dumb and hard. Are you going to
hit half a rock between here and there?

Oh, no, no, no. I'll try and miss one or
two before nightfall.

You see, I don't remember you being so
sensitive.

Couldn't have anything to do with old
age now, could it?

So, you having fun?

Oh, yeah.

It's like being on a wagon train.

Like one of Judge McFadden's books.

Oh, you like his books, huh?

Sure do.

What do you like best about them? They
make me feel good.

A hero always wins when bad guys go.
They deserve.

Not like in real life.

Katie, honey, you gotta keep up with the
others.

I didn't want to come on this stupid
trip in the first place.

BD, I swear, I just don't know what to
do with her.

Well, just keep loving her, all right?

That's all anybody can do.

Yeah.

I've been waiting five years to get a
rope around that judge's neck.

And today I'm going to hang him high.

Easy, little girl.

Easy, girl. Take it easy.

Wow, what's that?

Hey, look, it's a deer.

Well,

wow, what have we got here?

Oh, look at Femi.

Pardon,

kids, we don't want to scare her.

Well, it looks like she's got a bum leg,
CD.

Are you going to shoot him?

We could have deer soup for supper. Hey,
we're not going to shoot her or cook

her.

Oh, we're going to patch her up.

Looks like she's got an infected cut.

Hartman, put her on the back of the
wagon.

Alex and I will look after her. Okay.

Is there anything I can do?

Yeah, there sure is, Cindy.

Katie, would you like to help too?

Yeah, I guess so. Great. Why don't you
hop up on the back of the wagon, then

can help hold her. Come on, kid.

Good job.

Now, I'm going to need some help.

Katie, why don't you come around here?

I'm going to try to hold her down so I
can work on her legs.

Okay, boys, we've got a job to do.

What kind of job?

We've got to try and find her mother.

What if she's, you know, dead?

Well, if we can't find her mother, we'll
just have to take her to the wildlife

rehab center.

We can't keep her?

I'm sorry, Al. See, a wild thing belongs
in the wild, not in somebody's

backyard.

Al, let's spread out and see if we can
find her, okay? Let's go.

Any sign of the mother?

No, he didn't find her.

How's he doing?

He's doing much better.

Find the mother?

Afraid not, C .D.

Everywhere.

Okay, okay, okay. We've got to head down
the trail. Why don't you girls help

Alex get the fawn into the wagon and you
guys mount up. Let's go. Come on.

Wish I could live here and have my own
horse like you do.

And I could ride every day.

Where do you live?

The foster care group home.

What happened to your parents?

My mom's dead.

Where's your dad?

He's in prison for murder and robbing a
bank.

Do you miss him?

He's always real mean.

He used to hurt my mom a lot.

You know, you're really lucky, Katie.

Lucky? Yeah, I mean, your grandpa really
loves you.

And with that, someone who loves me.

If I had pigtails like Annie Oakley.

Pigtails like Annie Oakley.

Hey, Walker, your hunch was right.

Edelson prosecuted Morgan.

Boyd Davis, the accountant, was a
foreman on Morgan's jury.

That means Morgan's out for revenge.

Who was the judge at his trial?

Arthur McSpeth.

Art was the judge.

Let's get out to his ranch.

Can I help you boys?

Where's the judge?

Well, he's not here right now.

Where is he?

Well, he's out on the river trail and he
won't be back for a couple of days.

Why don't you leave your names and I'll
tell him you stopped by.

Why do you want to see the judge?

Well, nothing real important.

I just want to kill him.

So the judge is on the river trail.

Let's find him.

Morgan?

Kate, my man, you're in for a treat.
Yes, sirree. This chili will make a

dog hug a bear. Thank you.

I guess you were right after all, C .D.
Take a look.

Katie seems to be getting along all
right.

Of course I was.

She's going to be just fine.

Here, still the best chili in the world.

I never lost one.

This week's baddie?

Will you tell the story?

Aren't you a little too old for fairy
tales?

I'm not getting close to your nap time.

I'm older than anybody here, and I want
to hear a good story. So do I.

How about that? Come on, tell the story.
Okay, well, this is a story about a Bo

Claxton. He lived in the Oklahoma
Territory back in the late 1800s. Bo's

was an outlaw, and he abandoned Bo and
his mother when Bo was just a little

fella, like you.

Sounds familiar.

Now, when the townspeople found out that
Bo's father had turned to a life of

crime, they ran Bo and his mother out of
town.

Bo's mother took him and went to another
town. She found work in a boarding

house.

Bo's mother worked long and hard to
support herself and Bo.

But the kids at school started to tease
Bo and make fun of him because Bo didn't

have a father and Bo helped his mother
do women's work.

Is this a true story?

Now, the sheriff in town was kind to Bo
and his mother, and when Bo was old

enough, he gave Bo odd jobs to do around
the jail. One day, a gang rode into

town to rob a bank.

Now, the sheriff and the deputy caught
two of the gang members, but three of

them got away.

Well, Bo was sweeping out the jail, and
the prisoner started to talk to him.

Now, during that conversation, he found
out that the leader of the gang was Bo's

father. Now, the prisoner told Bo that
his father had been looking for him

because he wanted Bo to ride with the
gang.

And he said, now, if you bring me the
keys to this jail cell, we'll take you

your father.

And then what did Bo do?

Well, Bo thought about it long and hard.

He took the key ring off the peg.

And he thought, now, if I ride with my
father, no one would dare make fun of me

or tease me ever again.

Did he let him out?

No.

No.

He put the keys back on the peg and he
ran to tell the sheriff.

Now, you see, Bo had to make a choice.

Now, it wasn't an easy one, but he knew
down deep in his heart...

It was the right one.

What happened to Bo's father?

Well, they captured Bo's father, put him
in jail, and he died behind bars.

Well, whatever happened to Bo?

Bo grew up, and he became sheriff of
that very same town.

Yeah, but that's just a story. In real
life, things don't always turn out okay

just because you do what's right.

Well, that's right, son.

But if you do wrong, there's never a
happy ending.

Take it from a judge

Lord.

Hey, are you all right, son?

Yeah, I'm fine. I guess I forgot to turn
up the stitch.

Yeah, you see, well, that's why you
leave the stirrup on the saddle horn, so

you'll remember.

Are you sure you are, Ramos?

Yes. Okay. Well, look, cowboy, if you're
all right, let's get this saddle

cinched up and let's, uh... Oh, my
goodness.

Lookie here.

It's the mother.

How about that?

That's a beautiful reunion.

Yes, it is.

We

should

be closed now.

Well, how's it going? Well, we're just
about ready. How's that chili? Oh, yeah,

it was great.

All right, listen up, kids.

We've got another hour or two riding
before we set camp, and we want to get

there before it gets dark. So let's get
ready. Mount up. Come on.

You remember me, Judge?

Yeah, I remember you, Morgan. I got a
good memory for a yellow -bellied scum.

Get the rope.

You know what they call you in prison,
Judge?

The hanging judge.

Because it seems like half the guys on
death row came through your courtroom.

I reckon you might call this poetic
justice, huh, Judge?

Come on.

Get him!

Sadie, get back. Get out of here! Who is
that?

Cindy? I think you're just like your ma,
weak.

Time to toughen you up.

You got any last words, Judge?

Yeah, Morgan.

Don't let the kids see this.

Why? It's good for them.

They get to see what the real world is
like.

Do it!

No! Stop it!

You better keep going now.

I'm so scared.

I thought I'd lost you.

No, no, no, honey.

It takes more than a bunch of varmints
like that to break us apart.

Medic says you're going to be fine, big
dog.

Feel like I was right over by a truck.

Well, you were, C .D.

Now, tell me the truth.

You ran out in front of that 4x4 because
you didn't want to ride back on that

wagon with me, didn't you?

Hey, we'll be hitting every damn rock
and road when we go back.

Oh, you're getting to be an old softy.

Okay, guys, let's get him to the
helicopter.

I'll see you back at town.

I'll buy you a drink.

Okay. Now, listen, I have a shot of
something.

Watch your back.

Thank you.

Hang on there, sir.

All right, easy now, easy.

Dad, I'm in.

Well, thank you, Cindy.

You're welcome.

Just wanted to say I'm sorry.

Sorry for what?

What my pa tried to do.

Well, you don't got nothing to be sorry
about. That was your pa that did a bad

thing, but that was him, not you.

Now, what you did was try and save my
life.

I'm mighty grateful for that.

You know, I've been thinking.

I bet I could pull some strings.

How would you like to come and live at
the ranch with me and Katie?

You mean it? Sure.

What do you think, Katie?

Would you like to have a sister at the
ranch?

I sure would, if it's Indy.

There we go.

You okay?

Yes, I'm fine, and so are all the kids.

Good.

By golly, that's just great, Art.

Yeah, it just goes to show you that
there's somebody left in La La Land

got a brain working.

You bet.

Listen, give my regards to Katie and
Cindy.

And the best to you, old buddy.

Oh, okay.

All right, thank you.

Well, you're not going to believe this.

You know, Art's new book's not even
released yet.

A high -powered Hollywood producer has
bought the rights to it.

That's great, C .D. It is, Alex, because
he's going to take the money from the

book and start a foundation to continue
his work all over the country. Oh,

that'll help a lot of kids. Yes, it
will. Wait a minute.

You guys, Art's new book, that's the one
about the judge, right? It takes a

bunch of kids on a trail ride, and then
the bad guys show up, and then they try

to hang the judge?

Yeah, yeah, that's right. And two
rangers come in and save the day.

Hey.

We're going to be famous.

Huh. Well, I never thought about that,
Jimmy. I guess you're right.

Oh, I wonder who they'll get.

What are you talking about?

The cast.

The play. It's in the movie.

Well, I'm easy.

Paul Newman.

Paul Newman.

Do you have any other suggestions?

No.

Alex, who's going to play you? I have no
idea.

Helen Hunt.

Helen Hunt? Really? Yeah. She's
beautiful. She's intelligent.

She's you, baby.

Oh. And what about you, Jimmy?

Well, I was thinking about Denzel.

Denzel Washington?

No, Denzel Smith.

Yes, Denzel Washington.

Paul.

And what about you, Walker? Who do you
think they're going to get to play you?

How would I know?

I do.

Chuck Norris.

Wait a minute, wait a minute. That's
perfect!

Jimmy, you're a genius.

Chuck Norris?

C .D., you get Paul Newman, who's an
Academy Award winner.

Alex, you get Helen Hunt, who's an
Academy Award winner.

Yvette, you get Denzel Washington.

who's an Academy Award winner, and I get
Chuck Norris?

Now, what does he want? How about six
-time world karate champion?

Hmm.

That'll work.

Let's go call him, right, man? Yeah, let
me talk to you about this. Yeah, I want

to hear about that.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Any wrong you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.