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Hey, Sid.

Yep. Nice maternal instinct.

Mama.

Mama.

Mama.

Yes, sirree.

I sure am proud of what you guys did out there. You know, it kind of reminded me

of the time that me and Cordell were in El Paso and we busted the Hayes gang.

Now, that Hayes gang was the biggest, baddest bunch of bank robbing buzzards

ever saw in your life.

Cordell made a street Santa Claus out of me, and we made jailbirds out of the

Hayes gang.

I remember you told me about that.

That was the time you used your Santa beard to tie Butch Hayes to the chain

fence. Yeah, C .D. forgot his handcuffs. No, no, I didn't either, Cordell.

Dadgummit, there wasn't any place to hide the damn cuffs in the Santa suit.

You know what, C .D., you've got to write some of these stories down.

I think you'd make a great book.

Write them down.

Sidney.

Hmm. That may be a good idea.

Oh, yeah.

I can just see you saddled to a word processor banging out ten pages a day.

only thing you've got to have to write is a pad and paper.

And a good quill pen.

Now, that's just about enough out of you, young man.

All you need is the basics when you're writing your three R's.

Three R's? What's that, Sidney? Wait, wait, wait. Let me get.

Roping, writing, and wrangling?

You seem like such a nice young lady.

Cordell, come help me with these whippersnappers, will you? They're

best of me.

Somebody tell a good joke? Oh, yeah.

Big Dog's going to write a book. Sidney just said it'd be a good idea if I wrote

down some of my experiences.

Well, I think that's a great idea.

Thank you, Alex. Would you like to have some lunch?

No, thank you. I just came in to tell Walker that Vince Turman's accountant

turned himself in to the Louisiana authorities.

Really?

Lloyd Allen turned himself in?

Why?

Turman tried to kill him.

Holy... Is Allen willing to testify against Turman? Yes, he is. He and his

family are on the way back to the Texas border in the company of the Louisiana

state troopers.

Hmm. So Dallas is big -time crime, boss.

Tried to take out his accountant.

I never thought we could get this lucky. Why haven't you been able to take

Terman out? We got close, didn't we, Walker?

What happened?

Well, a couple years ago, Terman tried to muscle in on his union official.

Tried to get his hands on a fat pension fund.

Terman had his hands in everything.

Racketeering, extortion, blackmail, murder.

But this union guy went to the police and he told the DA that he would testify

against Terman.

So Walker and I finally got the break that we needed.

We arrested Turman, but not without a fight.

Cameron was not happy to see us, but he had an ace up his sleeve.

Our star witness had a little accident.

A 14 -story accident.

The coroner had no evidence of foul play, so the death was ruled a suicide.

With no witness, all the charges against Terman were dismissed.

He beat it.

He knew it.

But now we've got another chance, Adam.

Gage, I want you and Sidney to go out to the border, meet the troopers, and

escort the accountant and his family back to Dallas.

You got it. Yes, sir.

Boy, it's so doggone hot.

Take off your jacket, honey. I'm an accountant.

I want to be presentable when I meet the Texas Rangers.

Come on, Amelia, honey. It's time for your shot.

I'm picking flowers.

Will you hand me her insulin bag, Lloyd? Oh, yeah, sure.

Now, Amelia.

You want him all dead?

He's got his little girl with him. Nah, I want you to keep her alive so she can

finger you later in a lineup.

Just do what I told you.

Let's do it.

Kill them all.

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

wrong from right.

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.

Anybody hurt in here?

All right, come on out.

Everybody okay?

Daddy,

you're bleeding.

Oh, my God.

Let me take a look at that.

Oh, no.

You know what?

It's just a graze. I'll fix that right up. That's a good thing you came along

when you did.

Daddy, I'm scared.

It's going to be okay, honey. Everything's going to be okay.

How do you know that, Lloyd?

How do you know they won't try again?

You'll be safe in Dallas, all right?

You know,

Walker, I've been thinking that Sidney was onto something with that book idea.

You do, huh? Mm -hmm. She was just talking to the wrong person.

And who should she have been talking to? Should have been talking to me.

You. So now you're going to become an author? Nope.

We're going to become authors.

Watch this we stuff, Trevette. We're happening.

We're now.

You and I are number one bestsellers in the making, man.

Trevette, we solve crimes.

We put criminals in jail.

There's not much more to it than that. No, no, no, no. Caleb Hooks, Victor

LaRue, Bart Hawkins, Randy Schrader. These are not run -of -the -mill bad

man.

Eh?

Do you know how to write a book?

No. No, but what about Stephen King?

Now you're comparing yourself to Stephen King. No, no, no. All I'm saying is

this is how we're going to get rich.

You don't want to get rich?

Walker. We're at the border, Walker. Mr. Allen and his family are fine, but it

was a close call. What happened?

Herman's men took out the troopers, but we got here in time to save the family.

Okay, head this way.

We'll meet you at Skyler Junction.

Trouble. Let's go.

Better be good news.

I'm afraid not, Mr. Kerman.

These... These rangers showed up. Are you telling me that Lloyd is still

Is that what you're telling me, Scully?

I lost two of my best men.

I don't give a damn.

Where's the accountant now?

Highway 38.

Headed for Dallas.

Give me a description of the vehicle he's in.

A car.

Tan. Government issue.

that's in the way.

I'm so sorry that I got you into this.

It's all going to be okay.

It's all going to be fine.

Mama's right, Daddy.

It's all going to be okay.

And I'm not scared anymore either.

I'm hungry.

Oh, my gosh. They left the food in the other car.

Amelia has to eat on a regular basis because of her diabetes.

There's a gas station and country store up ahead. We'll stop there and get some

sandwiches.

Walker,

I'm telling you, they've got these writing programs for the computer.

amazing. All you've got to do is type in the story outline.

That's our main point.

This program formats, punctuates, corrects the grammar, structures the

deal after that. Just words.

Words, words, words.

Words, words, words.

That's right. Then I take it to my friend in Houston. He's got this

with this New York publisher.

And we're rich?

Almost. Almost. First we have to be on the bestseller list. Then we have to go

to paperback.

Then after that they have to translate us into like a hundred different

languages. And then we are worldwide phenomena.

Phenomenal. Yeah.

Well, it looks like you got it all figured out. That's right, man. Got to

one step ahead of the game.

You and me.

We'll be on a talk show.

I'll throw this away.

Do you have to go to the restroom, sweetie?

All right, we'll be right back.

She's a good kid.

And she deserves better than this.

What happened?

I told Terman I wanted out. I can't believe that I thought that he'd just

walk away. Instead, he sent some ugly ex -prize fighter named Scully after me.

And he didn't just come after me. He came after all of us. My wife, my little

girl.

We were on our way to Jill's parents' house.

when the attack came.

We ended up on the side of the road, and Scully moved in for the kill.

If it hadn't been for that thin trooper, we'd be dead for sure.

That's when you decided to testify against Herman?

Oh, I knew that that was the only chance we had.

I want you to know that you're doing the right thing. A man like Herman deserves

to be put away.

Ranger, you tell me the truth.

Do you really think I'm going to live long enough?

To testify against Truman.

Mr. Allen, I have never lost a witness.

And I do not plan on starting now.

Okay, guys, everybody ready?

Go.

I

got

this figured out.

We can start with the early days.

That's back when you were a kid on the reservation and I was a kid back in

Baltimore. Trevette, no one's going to want to read about our early days.

Yes, they will. That's the character stuff. That's the stuff that makes the

readers relate to us. What they want to read about is the good guys winning and

the bad guys losing. Exactly. Right. See? Right there. See?

What? That's it, man. Right now, we are a great writing team.

Well, I have to be honest with you, Trevette.

I think you and C .D. would make a much better writing team.

What? No, why?

Well, C .D.'s a natural -born storyteller, and you're a natural

Well, think about it.

Two rangers, two generations.

Yeah, I mean, you may be on to something, but he exaggerates. That's

imagination working for Beth, which is important for a storyteller.

I know you have a point.

I tell you what, I will broach the subject with Big Dog when we're finished

this assignment.

Now you're talking.

Gabe.

Behind us.

All right, folks, listen up. Here's what I need you to do. I need you to stay

calm, stay as low on us as you can, and keep your daughter between you. Why?

What's going on? Just do as we say.

Mommy, Daddy.

You all right, honey? It'll be okay.

Walker, come in, Walker. This is Gage. We're under attack.

I repeat, we are under attack. North 138.

Gage, hold on. We're headed your way.

Okay, look, if we can make it to the Kingsford Overpass, that'll give us some

cover. I'll try and back him off.

Is that it?

Did we lose him?

It's okay, sweetie.

It's okay.

Get down. Hold on.

Yeah, sweetheart, that could have been a lot worse.

Go ahead.

Good thing you have a nice mommy protecting you, huh?

Okay.

Everything's going to be okay.

All right. You're going to be okay? Yeah, just some bumps and bruises.

We need to get Amelia some more insulin.

I'll take care of that now. Thank you.

Have you ever flown on a helicopter?

No, but I've always wanted to.

Well, you're going to get your wish.

Beat him down.

Arthur, stop with the look.

I don't pay for the look.

Lloyd's still alive.

I'm so glad that that college education of yours wasn't a total friggin' waste.

I'm afraid there's no other way to say this, Mr. Turman, but you better start

making travel plans.

I'm not running nowhere.

That pencil -necked accountant, he's a dead man. I don't want to hear this. I

can't hear this. You asked for this. Mr. Turman, I'm your attorney.

If I'm a party to this conversation, I can't be any good to you in court. I'm

not going to court.

If you keep refusing to take my counsel, I'm afraid I'm going to have to end our

association.

You want to walk?

Is that what you really want to do, Arthur?

Because that accountant, he wanted to walk too.

Is that it?

Is that everything?

That's it.

That's where all the skeletons are hidden.

And you're willing to testify to this in court?

Yes, I am.

If I make it that far, which at this point is still questionable.

You'll be safe now, Mr. Allen.

You don't know Vince Terman.

And you don't know the Texas Rangers.

It's beautiful, sweetheart.

Would you like me to print it out? Please.

Hey, guys.

The safe house is ready.

The safe house.

I like the sound of that.

But how long do we have to stay there?

Till after the trial.

Do you have Turman in custody?

We will soon.

Here are the warrants.

Why don't you two get them settled in? You got it.

Yeah, let's do it.

All right.

You guys got everyone together?

Hey, come on through.

Call you when I get down to the cameras.

I hope you know what you're doing.

Arthur, I always know what I'm doing.

Yeah.

Get the chopper ready.

All model.

Five minutes.

Can I help you, Ranger?

I have a warrant for Vince Turman's arrest.

I'm Mr.

Turman's attorney.

Of course, I'll have to examine the paperwork.

We also have a search warrant. Well, I'll have to object.

Sit for the courtroom.

I've been waiting a long time to say this, Carmen.

You're under arrest, buddy.

Come on.

Not the risk, but I hope you'll be comfortable.

With everything we've been through, a hot shower and clean sheets would be

heaven.

Okay, but first I need to go over a few ground rules.

And, Amelia, you need to make sure you're listening to this, too, okay?

Stay away from the windows, and do not go near the doors either. And under no

circumstances are you used to phone.

Can I watch TV?

You know what, sweetie? You can watch as much TV as your mom and dad will let

you. We also have a CD player, lots of magazines, and a ton of food in the

fridge. So, make yourselves at home. Well, thank you.

If you'd like, you can go ahead and go upstairs and get comfortable, and we'll

start some dinner.

So.

Who's cooking and who's cleaning?

Do you even know how to cook?

Are you kidding?

Of course I do.

After all, I am a bachelor.

Oh, okay. So, what can you cook?

French toast.

French toast, really?

Anything else?

Cinnamon toast.

Cinnamon toast.

Raisin toast.

Rye toast, too.

What about dinner food?

I'm clean.

How's your arm?

I'm sore all over.

Oh, Lloyd.

I know, I know.

I'm so sorry that you and Amelia had to go through all this.

It's not just that. It's Mom.

She must be worried sick by now.

She'll be fine.

It's not right to keep her in the dark like this.

I told her I would let her know as soon as we were saved. She'll know soon

enough, honey. This is not about your mother. This is about you and Amelia

staying alive.

What about you? Don't worry about me.

Don't say that.

Stop saying you and Amelia like you're not going to be with us, okay? You're

right. You're right. You're right. Sorry.

Sorry.

Everything's going to be fine.

Hi, Amelia. How are you?

Oh,

that's Miss Kay with Amelia's insulin.

Why don't you lie down and get some rest?

I can give Amelia her shot.

Thank

you

for driving all the way out here, Alec. Oh, it's my pleasure.

I brought Amelia's insulin.

Perfect timing.

Come on, honey, it's time for your shot.

Sydney's cooking up a little mystery stew if you'd like to stick around and

something to eat with us.

I can't talk to you right now, Mom, but we're all right.

I was so worried.

I'll call you as soon as I can.

I love you.

I love you, too, dear.

Please be careful.

Sorry I'm late. I've been talking to Alex Cahill in the DA's office.

Don't you ever keep me waiting again, Arthur.

Look, I'm trying to find you a way out of this predicament. And right now, the

only way I see is you cutting a deal with the DA's office.

Yes.

It's Scully.

This better be good.

It is. The accountant's wife called her mother.

I had a tap on the old lady's phone.

Took me all night, but I finally tracked the number to a location.

Arranges to keep me a cop at some house out in the boys.

And you know what to do.

He's as good as dead.

You and your D .A. can stick your deal.

You won't believe that.

What? C .D. says he doesn't want to write with me. Really?

Yeah, he says he doesn't need me to write his story.

Well, that's true.

What? You're the one that said that we'd make a great writing team. Two Rangers,

two generations.

I know, I know, but... Oh, you know that old Ranger saying?

One Riot, one Ranger?

Yeah. I guess C .D.'s version is... One Rider, one Ranger.

You are so funny.

Ranger Gage, this is the best French toast I've ever had.

Well, thank you, honey.

Yeah, but look at the mess you made.

I mean, look at all the dishes.

Well, let me think.

Who did the cleaning last night?

I seem to remember. All right.

Another deal.

Thank you.

I'll help you, Sydney.

Me too.

I'll drive.

Um, where were you guys last night?

Are you holding up?

Nervous, but okay.

They got out.

Let's get them. All right.

Let's get them.

Let's go.

Okay, everybody under the bridge.

All right, stay here.

No!

It's over.

You're safe now.

Roger that.

Bye.

Miss Kayle.

After some serious consideration, Mr.

Truman's willing to discuss a deal.

You can stick your deal.

Wow.

We've got ourselves a ringer here, kids.

What's a ringer, Mr.

C .D.? A ringer is somebody that's played the game before.

Oh, I've been playing darts ever since I was a little girl. That long?

My goodness.

Well, shut my mouth.

With Terman behind bars.

I can't wait to get to New Orleans, get our lives back together again. Me too.

Soldier vet. Yo.

Are you going to put this in your book?

I'm done with that book thing.

Good.

Screenplays.

Pardon me?

Screenplays. That's where the real money is.

Yeah. Yeah, first they make your movie, then you sell your idea to television,

then they make it into a television series.

And then if it stays on the air for five years, one word.

One word.

Syndication.

Need an accountant?

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

And all you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

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

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