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No, it's not that I don't love them, big dog. I just want to know if you're
going to buy some new Christmas ornaments.
Oh, no, Jimmy.
Each one of these ornaments is like an old friend.
They each have a story to tell.
Do you think Walker would like a sweater? No, I tried that.
He said men like to buy their own clothes.
I like sweaters.
I already bought him a present.
Get him a gift certificate.
That way he can buy whatever he wants.
There's a Christmas bird in that.
Impersonal, Jimmy.
Michael.
Pretty soon we're going to be sending e -mails instead of Christmas cards.
All right, I'll return his gift.
You guys are no help at all. Well, I know an easy way to find out what he
Oh, yeah?
Hey, everyone.
Hey. Hi.
For you.
Oh, hey.
I remember this one.
You remember this one, C .D.?
Oh, yeah, Waco 1993,
the Bolt Brothers. We busted them. All four of them. Yep. I bought this right
after that at the Ranger Museum. Jimmy, you were saying?
Yeah, right. Okay, Walker, you find a $100 bill on the ground.
It's found money.
What are you going to buy with it?
I'd give it to kick drugs out of America.
I know exactly what Cordell is saying. If you've got a roof over your head, a
full belly, and friends, Hey, you don't need anything else.
So you don't want a Christmas gift either? I didn't say that.
I wear an extra large shirt, size 8 hat, and blue is my favorite color.
So now I have to return your gift certificate.
Well, I've got to take some toys over to Pastor Chavez's church.
Oh, hey, C .D., why don't you let me give you a hand loading the truck?
C .D., you did a great job with donations this year. Oh, yeah, honey,
to see all the bean pouch we've got.
People have such a big heart.
People donated their bean pouch?
Yeah, and those damn things are harder to come by than a good stock tip by old
Jimmy here.
Look at that one, cowboy. I like that one.
I'll hang that one up.
What you want.
When you're in Texas, look behind you.
Because that's where the Rangers are going to be.
These guys are going to give Santa a bad name.
We're going to have to make sure that doesn't happen.
All right, they've hit armored trucks at Decker Mall, Denton, Addison, and
Mesquite.
They're hitting malls that have easy access on and off the freeway.
What other malls have got that description?
Town East. Yep, and Dentner.
You guys pick up Dentner. All right.
You know what, I better hold on to that.
Okay. Wait a minute. What do you mean I better hold on to that?
Come on, Sid. You know you can't pass up a good sale.
Francis.
and Joseph couldn't find a room. But I'd give them mine, Pastor. Me too.
I know you both would.
But I'll tell you what. After you tell them that there's no room at the inn,
offer them the manger.
Where the sheep stay?
That's right.
Yuck. That's where Mary had Jesus, in a manger.
That's right, Gabriella. You see, it doesn't matter how much money you have
where you live, as long as your heart is pure.
Okay, let's try it again. Go ahead.
Ask him.
Would you like a room for the night, please?
I don't have any room, but I can offer you the manger.
Very good.
It's going to be real nice.
Never ceases to amaze me how that pub of yours generates so much goodwill.
Well, you've got your spirits, Pastor. I've got mine.
It's all for the local children, C .D., and you know they appreciate it.
Yeah, it's hard to be without on Christmas.
We'll always give them a little something.
Oh, here.
Let me help you with that, Pastor. Thank you.
Don't you have a tutoring class?
Oh, yes, I do, Pastor.
Well, I know you've got a heavy schedule. When you get finished with the
services, come on down to C .D.'s. We've got a little surprise for you under the
tree. Thanks, C .D. I'll be there.
But right now I'd better get going.
The good kid. Yes.
Hi, Maria.
Jose. Hey, Juan.
So, have you chosen a name for the little one yet?
Yeah, Jose Jr.
Juanita.
Well, whether it's a boy or a girl, I'm sure it'll be a beautiful baby.
Maria, Jose.
What have we got there? A baby blanket.
Oh, my goodness.
That is just gorgeous. It really is.
Yoli, excuse me. Uh -huh.
Won't you be needing it yourself?
She's already started on another, Pastor.
Well, bless you both.
I'll put this with our other donations. Will we be seeing you at our midnight
services? Yes, Pastor. We wouldn't miss it.
Hey, Juan!
How you doing, Felipe?
Doing good, O.
Doing real good.
It's good to see you so close to the church. Now all I got to do is get you
the door.
Hey, O, don't try to convert me. You already got Jose, Pedro, Marco.
You ought to give it a try.
When I'm ready, I'll let you know.
I see you got a lot of toys coming in for Christmas.
I'm going to see what I can steal up.
I mean, dig up for you all.
Next
week,
we'll start on chapter three, grammar.
Something we can all use a little help with.
Now I'd like to wish each one of you... Hey, Mr. Santos.
I've been meaning to ask you.
What's up with the tattoos?
They're, uh... They used to have meaning for me.
Now they're just a reminder of my old life.
Gang?
Yeah, Franco.
Gangs.
You see, I used to think I needed to belong to a gang in order to be a real
To have power.
Didn't you?
No. I never had any real power until I was willing to give it up to the Lord.
Give what up?
Anger. Ego.
Machismo.
You see, in his eyes, we're all perfect.
We're all loved.
And once you realize that, it really frees you up. It allows you to be strong
men and women.
It gives you power.
Cool. Yeah.
Anyway, as I was saying, I'd like to wish each one of you a very Merry
Christmas.
Franco, would you like to lead us in the prayer?
Dear Father, forgive us for our sins and help us see that yours is the one true
way. Please say happy birthday to Jesus for us.
Amen. Amen.
Thank you all, and have a wonderful vacation.
That was a powerful lesson, Juan, especially because you've been there.
Thanks, Mr. Hill.
How's my baby?
How's my baby?
When did we find out if it was a boy or a girl and we had the chance?
Because if you remember, Jose, we didn't care.
Well, I don't care.
As long as it's a boy.
Mm -hmm.
It's gonna be a girl. Boy. Girl.
Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
You know, Walkie, your boots are looking a little worn, huh?
Don't buy me boots, Trevett.
Well, you gotta give a guy a hint.
Christmas isn't about buying gifts.
Oh, it's not? No.
It's about spending time with your loved one.
Well, I know that.
I'm a Scrooge.
Hey, you bought me a gift, didn't you?
Here they come.
I'm struck out here.
Engage? Yeah.
How's it going out there?
They're still inside collecting the cash. Nothing yet.
No action on our end.
Give us a call when you guys leave.
You got it.
So, what did you get me for Christmas?
Not telling.
I'll tell you. I don't want to know.
Bathrobe.
I'm just kidding.
It's a setup.
No singing, man.
They stopped the singing.
I think you're all ready for the Stiffy Delis. Oh, I don't have that sheet
music, Pastor. It's in the common house. I'll go get it. Take them through Joy
to the World again, okay?
We gotta go.
What'd I tell you?
No follow.
Let's do it.
The cash, almost.
Get the bean pouch. We'll get to them as a quick cash.
What's going on?
Pastor! No!
No!
God! Pastor!
Help! Help!
Somebody help us!
Help!
Help!
What is it, Joe? I just heard.
How's he doing?
I don't know. I think they're still operating on him. What did they do?
Robbed the church?
Yeah.
And they did this to Pastor Chavez.
I'm so sorry about that.
Not as sorry as they're going to be.
It's going to be okay when they do.
It's going to be okay.
What?
Well,
they only saw the calf and the bean pouch.
We have no witnesses, so we have no leads.
Well, the beanpals have been sold out for weeks.
When you show up, I'll have a lead.
We got a lead on the Santa Claus robbers.
Well, also, we got a hit on the Marchville. Someone bought a round of
the house at the Silver Rooster down in Deep Ellum.
We're headed out to talk to the bartender.
Okay, keep us posted. Right. Got it.
Walker, check this out.
One Jimmy the Trader Nelson says he's coming into a big batch of bean pounds
9 o 'clock this morning.
Taking all comers and promising to pass on huge savings.
Well, looks like we got our lead.
Let's go check it out.
Why don't you say a prayer?
Okay.
Dear God, please help Pastor Chavez, who's done so much good for so many
Please, if you have the time to look on him kindly, I would appreciate it.
And we pray for our baby too, please.
In Jesus' name, amen.
The bartender's not lying. This is where Corey Watson lives.
Maybe we ought to call America's Most Wanted and just tell them they're on
Yeah.
Texas Rangers.
Uh, guys, we'd like to speak to Corey Watson.
Hey, Corey, you got company?
How am I here?
Corey, we're Texas Rangers.
Either you're coming out or we're coming in.
I got one word for you.
Beat it.
Ho,
ho, ho.
What'd you get me?
Come on, tell me.
Well, nine o 'clock, no bean pals yet.
I finally figured out what I'm getting for Christmas.
Really?
I don't know what it is.
Okay. A hat.
Yeah, with one of those bull rider brims and a low crown.
I don't want to make his head look any bigger than it already is.
What do you think?
Don't buy me a hat, Trevette.
It's Christmas Eve.
You're killing me. I told you, it's not about... Yeah, I know, I know. It's not
about gifts. It's not about presents.
Look there.
You guys are in Juan's old gang.
Hit the street button.
Hey, I hear y 'all got some bean pouch for sale.
Stealing toys from a church.
Ought to be ashamed of yourself.
Hey.
I don't know if you can hear me, Pastor.
But it was on the news.
Walker and Trivet took down some of those guys who stole from you.
From the church.
It was my old gang.
It's Trivatos.
And I know who was behind it.
Felipe.
He's going to pay for what happened.
I promise you that, Pastor.
Benito, the children are rehearsing the play at the church.
Why don't you go over there and make the pastor proud?
Give him a hand, will you?
Don't come ye to bed.
What's up, man?
It was Felipe Rivas who attacked Pastor Charlie.
Oh, man.
What are you going to do?
I'm going to call him out.
But I need you to back me up.
Are you in?
Come on, Juan.
I broke off from the gang when you did, eh? I got a family now.
A new baby on the way.
Don't ask me to do this, man.
I'm talking about Pastor Chavez, Jose.
I know you are, man.
But let Walker handle this.
It's his business.
You're a youth leader now.
Why are you throwing that away?
Never mind.
I'll do it myself.
Okay, thanks for calling Jose.
Trevette. Yeah.
That was Jose Martinez.
He said that Juan is going after Felipe for what he did to Pastor Chavez.
Better get to Juan before he does something really stupid.
Yeah. Okay, Corey, look.
You can go away for this long, or you can go away for this long.
It's up to you.
Nothing, huh? Okay, what do you say we use a little visual here?
This long?
Or you can go away for about this long.
Huh? It's up to you. What do you think?
Give up the other spanners.
Give them up, Corey.
It's just a matter of time before we find them. And when we do, they're all
going to grow old behind bars.
All right, all right.
You fix it with the DA.
I'll tell you where they are.
Good man. I knew you were smarter than you looked.
Way to go, Corey.
Aren't we going to wait for Cory?
Wait long enough.
For the baby.
Hi there.
I'm Alex Cahill, and I'm going to be helping out while Pastor Chavez is in
hospital. Is he going to be okay?
Of course he is. And we'll all sing a prayer for him.
But why don't you guys show me what you've been rehearsing?
We'd like a room for the night, please.
I don't have any room, but I can offer you the manger.
What's up, ese?
You haven't been here in a long time.
Where's Felipe at?
He's not here. Why don't you go back to church, choir boy?
You know me, Ray.
Huh? You know what I'm capable of.
So don't mess with me.
You tell Felipe I'll meet him at Arlington Square.
Tonight. Ten o 'clock.
Where do you think Juan is?
I wish I knew.
How are you
feeling?
Be okay. Don't be so nervous. Okay? You're making me nervous.
The baby may not come until New Year's.
All right.
What is it?
Are you okay?
Just kidding.
Don't do that!
And
Walker,
do you think Juan will go back to his old way?
I don't know.
I hope not.
Juan is a good example for the kids in the neighborhood.
He has shown them that they can become a constructive part of society rather
than a destructive one.
decision. And if you decide to take him, I know you'll meet him with open arms.
But we sure do need him down here.
You know that.
We came to pray for Pastor Chavez.
You want to lead us in a prayer?
Not tonight.
Oh, man.
Juan?
Juan. Is Cahill?
Walker's looking for you. He wants to talk to you.
We'll have plenty to talk about tomorrow.
Walker. Walker.
Juan was just here. He had that look in his eye.
He's going to do something.
Okay, Alex, we'll check it out.
Thank you.
Looks like it's going down.
Big question is where.
Yeah.
Where did the factors used to take on their rival gangs?
Usually Arlington Square.
Let's check it out.
I'm all thumbs tonight.
My tie has a life of its own.
Here, let me help you.
I should have got a clip -on.
If you got dressed up more often, it wouldn't be so hard.
Maria, are you kidding again?
No, it's for real, Jose.
Okay, sit down.
Okay. Where'd you put the bag?
It's in the closet.
Okay.
hurt the pastor, Juan.
I just tried to shove him out of the way when we ran out.
I didn't even know he was hurt, Holmes.
Well, he is.
Now, he's in a coma.
Sorry, man.
You're still going to have to pay for it.
I thought you were done with this, Holmes.
I thought you were going to join the ministry, man.
Answer him, Juan.
Then let me ask you a question.
Didn't Jesus say in Luke 6, 37, Judge not, and you will not be judged.
Condemn not, and you will not be condemned.
Forgive, and you will be forgiven.
When Jesus was agonizing on the cross, there were two thieves being crucified
next to him. One thief said to Jesus, If you are truly the Christ,
Then get us down from here.
But the other thief said, Jesus, remember me when you come into your
What did Jesus say to the thief who believed in him?
Answer me, Juan.
I tell you the truth.
Today, you will be with me in paradise.
And when Jesus was nailed to the cross by the Roman soldiers, what did he say?
Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do.
If Jesus could find it in his heart to forgive the man who nailed his hands and
feet to the cross, how can you not find it in your heart to forgive Philippe?
Don't stop breathing.
My wife!
My wife, she's fighting a hero!
Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold
it up.
Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it
up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up. Hold it up.
Hold it up.
Hold it up. Hold it up.
Come on.
Come on. Come on. Here he comes.
I see the head.
Come on. Push. Push.
It's a boy.
He's not breathing.
Pray for him, Lord.
Pray for my baby.
Heavenly Father, you
know how much Maria and Jose...
Love you.
And you know how much their baby means to them.
Because of your mercy and your love, we ask for a miracle.
That you may breathe life into this baby.
Amen.
Thank you, old friend.
Welcome back.
Thank you.
Welcome back.
Oh, that was something.
That's a miracle no one was hurt.
Pastor,
I'm the one that's... from you.
And I'm the one that pushed you down.
I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
I hope you can forgive me.
Have you asked Jesus for forgiveness?
I have, Pastor.
Well, if Jesus can find it in his heart to forgive you, how can I do anything
less?
Thank you, Pastor.
I know I'm going to have to pay for what I've done.
But when I get out, you'll be seeing me in your church.
Merry Christmas, son.
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!
Walkie, you're right. This is what Christmas is all about.
Family.
From the Walker family to all of you, have a safe and happy holiday.
Merry Christmas.
Maybe all you do is gonna see When you're in Texas, look
behind you Cause that's where the rain's gonna be
Can't find what you're looking for?
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