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Here's your cola. Will it be anything? No, thank you.

Enjoy.

I hope this Freddy character shows up soon.

Well, our informant Chester said he'd be here today.

Oh, listen, Sid, by the way, thanks for agreeing to go to my class reunion with

me tonight. Oh, no, it'll be fun.

I just, uh, are you sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

Okay.

There's Freddy now, a little ferret.

Let's give him a second to get upstairs.

Ready?

What did you bring me today?

Whoa. Hold it. Where do you two think you're going?

I was going to use the men's room.

Slick, that ain't the men's room. Oh, good. It's the women's.

Hey, get out of here. Sorry.

They're strangers.

Keep going. We got to... Well, I know, but I got to go if I'm going to get

for your reunion.

Okay, now, are you sure?

Don't ask.

Hold on, Sid.

Hold on. You got to open it from the outside.

Oh, oh, oh.

Okay. Good. I'm going to fix that. I'm going to get that fixed.

Sorry. Hurry.

You know what, Sid?

I have to say, you look absolutely beautiful.

Really?

Yes, you do.

You look really handsome.

Thank you.

Let's go.

Oh,

whoa.

Who do you suppose that is? I don't know, but I can smell it from here. Wow.

Francis Gage.

You remember me? How could I forget?

Your father did chase me around with his shotgun.

Sorry. I never apologized for that.

It's all right.

Ted Moran.

Hi. Hi, I'm Marilyn's fiance.

Very nice to meet you.

I've heard a lot about you.

You came along?

Oh, no, no. Sid.

Ted,

Marilyn, this is Sidney Cook. Hi. Nice to meet you.

So, you two married?

Through each other? I mean, no.

We just work together. Yeah, yeah. Well, Francis is a great guy to have around.

In high school, Francis and I spent a lot of time together.

Did some crazy things.

Ted, why don't you dance with Sidney, and Francis and I will get caught up in

old time.

That's a great idea.

Yeah, sure.

That Francis Gage.

Yeah. Sounds like they were pretty close at one time.

Yeah. Everyone still talks about him.

You know, thanks for the dance. I think I need some air.

I'd be glad if it was only rock salt. I still have a scar right here, I swear to

you. I lost my dance partner.

He went to get some air. Oh, I'd better go check on him.

All right, let's do our stuff.

You guys take the Audi and Mercedes.

Okay, you guys go. We'll go take the Beamer, all right?

Let's go.

Hey, who said I was upset?

All right, maybe I am a little jealous.

Honey, Francis is a great guy.

I love you.

You do?

Mm -hmm.

Come on. Let's go home.

Now? It's early.

I know.

Sid, what are you talking about? Well, you heard me. You made Ted jealous. You

made him jealous. Look.

I'll bet you they're going home.

You think they're leaving?

Yeah. You know what? I'll go stop him, and I'll tell him that I'm already crazy

about somebody else.

That's my car!

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

wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

Ain't all you do is gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

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

I'm sorry to keep you waiting.

How's he doing?

Well, Ranger Gage is alert, and there are no major external injuries, but...

Well, the sound of that explosion has damaged his hearing.

How serious is it? Well, his eardrums are ruptured, and there's nerve damage.

In fact, at the moment, he's totally deaf.

Just type in anything you want to say.

Doctor, what are his chances of hearing again?

Well, unfortunately, loss of hearing due to acoustic trauma can be difficult to

rehabilitate. Since the eardrums are no longer intact, bacteria can enter,

causing infection and scarring.

Is there anything you can do?

Steady course of antibiotics keep those ears clean and dry.

And then what?

We wait.

We have to see whether those eardrums can rehabilitate on their own.

If not, I'll keep looking for options.

What about hearing aids?

A loud explosion can also result in severe tinnitus. A ringing in the ears.

The use of any listening device is only going to amplify that ringing.

Can you guys hear me?

He can't hear his own voice.

He's going to need your reassurance.

How's Marilyn and Ted?

Gage, did you see the killer?

Yes. Can you describe him?

I think so.

I'll get the description off.

Describe his eyes.

Deep.

Hollow.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Alright, what... What else?

Um...

Sharp

bones.

And he had a thin -lipped smile.

Kind of like that.

Short, dark, bottom left, I guess.

Your hair like that.

Yeah.

We'll find him.

Okay.

Well, we've got a face, but no name.

Bad news. We found the abandoned vehicle the thieves arrived in.

But there were no traceable fingerprints.

They were probably pros.

Whoever they were, they made a big mistake. They killed two people, and now

they're wanted for capital murder, along with carjacking.

Annie's up on these guys.

Cute bit.

Let's get the sketch on the streets, so we can come up with anything.

Walker, if you don't mind, I'd like to go check on Gage.

Joker and Trivet, my two favorite rangers. Hey, Lorenzo.

You're still installing cars again?

That was the old Lorenzo.

The new Lorenzo is squeaky clean.

Boy, have I got a deal for you.

This slightly used, almost new sports car drives like lightning.

Help you catch those bad guys.

You recognize this guy?

No. He's a high -tech car thief. He steals luxury cars and kills people.

Two of them.

So he's a real bad ride for anybody doing business with him.

Yeah, well, like I said, I don't do that anymore.

Well, Lorenzo, I'm sure you know someone who would.

Look, Rangers, there's this guy named Flick.

He's got a new chop shop next to the rail yard.

You can talk to him.

What's he look like?

You can't miss him. He's the fattest guy I've ever seen.

Okay, Lorenzo, stay straight.

You got it.

Where are you going?

Back off. We're just here to talk to Flick. You're not going to talk to

Oh, man.

Flix, get back here.

What, you think you're going to run from us?

This is a speech recognition computer, and I communicate.

You just speak into the microphone there, and Ranger Gage will be able to

what you say.

You mean right here, like this? That's right. It translates simple speech into

written text.

Well, this should help him a lot. All right, I'm ready.

Ranger Gage, I wish you'd reconsider.

They could get you into an outpatient program where they teach lip reading and

sign language.

No, no, that stuff's for me.

I'm gonna wait for you right outside.

Okay. Thank you.

You know, hearing is the hardest of the five senses to lose, even if it's

temporary. The newly deaf often underestimate their handicap and place

themselves in danger.

I'll make sure that doesn't happen.

You're gonna have to remember, although Ranger Gage looks the same, His life is

very different now.

Thank you, Doctor.

Hey, Sid.

Before we go home, there's some place I want to go.

Okay.

So sorry, Marilyn.

I wish that I could have gotten there in time.

Look at this.

It says here he lost his hearing.

Word on the street is he's the only one who can ID you.

Those rangers have been showing your sketch around.

What?

They may have a sketch of me, but I got a photo of him.

Picks to make our deaf ranger a dead ranger, huh?

Gage.

Sid? What are you doing here?

Well, I... Oh, uh, thank you.

Gage? Gage? I'm fine.

I'm fine, yeah.

Lift it. I'm fine.

There you go.

You know, your apartment... Thank you.

You're welcome.

I was just gonna...

You know, your apartment looks very clean.

I have nothing to do.

Good?

Um,

so how's the case going?

Did you find the killers?

So that guy doesn't look familiar to you?

Yeah, he looks a little like my cardiologist.

Then we got a piece of information that's going to give you a heart attack,

Take a look.

Over a dozen cars from your garage were reported stolen.

Auto theft, assaulting officers, evading arrest.

Looks like you're going to be spending quite a few years in the state pen.

Pressing license plates.

Empty breath.

I got friends in high places.

And we know your friends.

We're on to them, too.

When we arrest your friends for buying your stolen property, your new Porsches,

your Lamborghinis, I don't think they're going to be your friends anymore. What

do you think?

Look, I don't know who this is.

Then what do you know?

I've worked on a lot of luxury cars lately.

Rubbing off the vans and repainting them.

Who are you working for?

I have no idea.

Look, I get paid.

I don't ask any questions.

An unmarked 18 -wheeler shows up at my shop, hauls off a batch of cars about

five hours ago.

This guy wasn't there.

Who was?

I don't know. Just two drivers. They spoke only Spanish.

They heading south?

I don't know. They said something about Mexico. But that's all I know. Honest.

You know, if they're taking the cars to Mexico, there are several roads that

lead in that direction.

DPS might not get there in time.

Yeah, but there's only three border checkpoints going into Mexico from

Which one do you think they'll take?

My guess is Station 6.

It's the least traveled.

Let's take a chopper.

All right, you know, I'll call for the chopper and alert Border Patrol.

I'll be there shortly.

Okay, thank you.

Gage!

Oh, hey. How did you get here?

Uh, very delicately.

Where's Walker and Trevette? Well, they... They got a lead on the stolen

vehicles. Well, let's go. No, no, no, no, no. They took a chopper.

So there's nothing we can do.

All right?

Just sit down.

Come on.

Border Ranger 6, this is Ranger Trevette, the 18th Wheeler, the stolen

is on its way.

Border Ranger Chopper will be there in a moment.

Hello?

Chop? Vamos?

We've got to run right through them!

Gage, you better eat.

Come on, you've got to eat something.

You've got to.

If you don't eat, you know what's going to happen to you?

I'm eating.

You're a goof.

Sid.

Yeah.

Okay. Thanks.

They found the cars.

But not the leaders.

Look, Gage.

I know this is really hard for you.

How do you know, Sid?

How do you know? Does your head throb right now because your ears are ringing

loud? Huh?

Are all your colleagues treating you like a five -year -old?

How do you know, Sid?

You've been wonderful to me.

Well, we've questioned the drivers. They're both from Chihuahua, Mexico. And

apparently, about a month ago, two guys came down and offered them $100 per car

to come up to the States and drive the vehicles back across the border.

A hundred bucks.

It's a fortune for people that poor.

Yeah. They also said that the guys who hired them were the devils. They kept

going on and on about Los Diablos, Los Diablos.

Los Diablos.

There used to be a gang in Dallas called the Los Diablos.

They trafficked stolen auto parts across the border.

I thought they were long gone, though. I thought we busted them.

Yeah, let's see if they've come back.

Ranger Gage, it's not good, is it?

The nerve damage is still there, and the eardrums haven't healed. In fact,

they've continued to scar badly.

You said there was other options.

Well, the injury is so severe that a conventional cochlear implant won't

However, there is an experimental graft operation, but the chance of success is

very small.

I'll do it.

All right, but on one condition.

You check out the Dallas School of the Deaf first.

Sherry?

Sherry?

No, no, I'm fine.

Rangers? Hi, I'm Sydney Cook, and this is my partner, Ranger Gage. Hi.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

It's a pleasure to meet you. Dr.

Clark told me that you were coming. Let me give you a tour? Great.

Thank you.

Oh, here's Miss Hamilton.

Hi, boys and girls.

This is Ranger Cook, and this is Ranger Gage. He recently

lost his hearing.

Yes, Billy.

Billy wants to know, are you a real, honest -to -goodness Texas Ranger?

Tell Billy we're both real Texas Rangers.

And here's my proof.

Oh, let me show you how to sign that.

Proof. That's easy. Proof.

Proof. Ow.

I

can't

do this.

Ranger Gage, if...

Your operation doesn't work. You're going to have to come to terms with your

disability first by learning to accept it.

During the week that you're here, you are going to learn to listen

without your ears.

You'll learn to develop your other senses.

Raw. Okay.

Raw. Okay.

Ah, my favorite.

Football. Football.

We'll be friends forever. Yeah.

Thank you.

You're getting better.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I'm

hungry.

I'm cold.

We got a problem.

That female ranger's with him all the time. I can't get to him.

Well, I guess you're just going to have to kill both of them, huh?

Thank you all for helping.

It's our pleasure.

Ranger Gage is an excellent student.

Uh, got a good partner.

Oh, and your lip reading has come a long way.

Thank you.

Especially when it comes to understanding compliments.

So, Gage, what are your plans?

Uh, get back to work.

Well, we are all sad to see you go.

You have all been an inspiration to me.

I must leave.

I'll miss you too.

A double -double cheeseburger and a super -diced fry.

Jalapeno burger.

Hey, chocolate shake?

Yeah, Walker, we're fine.

I'll just have a DPD officer bring us in.

All right, bye.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

You know, Walker was saying that sometimes when you lose one cent, all

cents just pick up the slack. I guess maybe that's what happens.

That's a good thing.

Hey, Walker, come take a look at this.

This is weird.

What is it?

Most of the big shots in the Los Diavos gang died in the last few years under

mysterious circumstances. Look, car crashes, disappearances, fires.

Are any of them alive?

Yeah, located one.

His name is Drago. He's in a federal penitentiary.

Let's go talk to him.

Pass it down, homie.

You Drago?

Yeah. Come here.

You know this guy?

Oh, wow, wow.

I sure do.

That's the pervert that put me in here.

Care to elaborate?

Yeah, hell yeah. That's Raul Hidalgo. Goes by Skull.

If I had that fool in front of me right now, I'd rip his heart out.

Must have had some kind of falling out.

Yeah, you could say that.

He wanted me and my crew to start pushing drugs to kids in the

we didn't want to.

Next thing you know, all the vatos loyal to me are gone, and he rats me out.

I hope you vatos get that fool.

So this ship and luxury car is in Mexico in exchange for cocaine.

Looks that way.

Let me see your cell phone.

Company B, Texas Rangers. This is Sydney Cook.

Sidney, give me everything you can on a Raul Hidalgo.

H -I -D -A -L -G -O.

A .K .A. Skull.

I gave you a simple assignment, Rio.

You losing your touch?

No.

So what do you want to do?

Well... I guess I gotta take care of a deaf ranger friend myself.

You go to the warehouse and take care of getting those cars out.

And Rio.

No more mistakes.

That's him. That's him?

That's him.

Walker. Walker, it's Sidney.

What have you got?

Nadal's record reads like a criminal's greatest hit list.

Auto theft at 15, armed robbery at 19, possession, you name it. He was in

a year ago, but when he got out, he disappeared.

Any idea where he is?

According to the prison phone logs, he made several calls to an old warehouse

B Street just before he got out.

Okay, meet us there.

All right, Walker, Gage is here too.

Tell him to stay put.

All right.

I have to go meet Walker and Trevette.

All right, but he said for you to stay here.

Yeah, I'll be fine.

I need these cars ready in 10 minutes. Come on, what's taking so long?

Come on, come on.

What are you doing in there, huh?

Texas Rangers!

Hidalgo's not here.

Where'd it go?

What are you asking, Death Ranger?

Date.

Meet Skull.

Ah.

Well, Ranger Gage's operation is complete.

How did it go?

Well, as I said, it was a risky procedure at best.

And I'm afraid we won't know whether it's successful until he wakes up.

Thank you, Doctor.

You're welcome.

There's some things I wish I would have told you when you could actually hear me

say them.

I love your voice.

I just... I just love the sound of your voice.

And every morning when I wake up, I can't... I can't wait to hear it.

When I go to sleep, I wish you were there.

I can't believe I never told you that.

I can't believe the big holes you have in your socks.

It's my favorite socks.

What are you talking about?

Did you hear me?

Loud and clear.

Oh, my God, you can hear?

It's good to hear your voice.

I can't believe it. You can hear me. You can really hear me. I got his...

Walker. Walker. Gage can hear. He can hear.

Hey, wait a minute. How long have you been hearing? I mean, did you hear?

You know, um... Hey, talk to me.

Oh, my God.

Oh.

Hey, bud. Hey, boss.

Gage.

Hey.

Gage, how long?

Remember, you owe me money.

What? Oh, he can't hear anymore.

How long?

Like when you came out of the thing?

Not long, Sid. Why?

Why do you ask?

Come to the eye of the ranger or upon you.

Ain't all you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's Weather Rangers.

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