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Oh, man. Huh? Huh? Look at these flowers.

God made each one of these flowers different,

in how it looks, and how it smells.

Got to be a million different kinds of flowers,

each one of them special. You know what I mean, Walker?

Yes, flowers are nice.

N... Nice?

No. No, no, no, not nice.

People use flowers for everything.

Greetings, gifts, thank you's,

and the most special way to say I love you.

I get the picture, Trivette. You like flowers.

Me? No. I'm allergic to 'em.

Hey, here they come.

They're here. Heads up.

Here you go. It's all there.

Delivery. Manure.

What?

Yeah, Lucky Cow Manure. Somebody ordered a load.

I don't know what you're talkin' about.

Here. Hold this for a minute. I got a purchase order.

H-Here it is, right here. Uh, yeah.

It says right here, "purchase was made."

Oh, no, it wasn't manure though.

It was guns, and I'm a Texas Ranger.

You pig!

Here are the guns.

Five 5-6's from Korea.

You're gonna be sorry for this, Ranger.

Hey, Lou?

Is that a fact?

You don't know who you're dealin' with.

Then why don't you tell us?

Get him out of here.

Let's go.

I can't believe this.

They take out my meth lab last month,

and now they bust my arms operation?

I've had enough of these cops.

Actually, Mr. Aziz, they're not just cops,

they're Texas Rangers,

and from what I hear, they can't be bought.

Well, then we'll do what we did in Cairo

and Rio, Mr. Gazal.

Who is this Texas Ranger

who's giving me all this anguish?

His name is Walker.

Walker.

Kill him.

All right, I can smell the wood burning.

What are you thinking?

What is your favorite month of the year?

Why?

Answer my question, then I'll answer yours.

Okay. Um, May.

May.

Well, would May be okay?

Would May be okay for what?

To get married.

That is, if you still wanna marry me.

Get married? Are you serious?

Yes, I am.

What year?

Alex.

Next May.

Oh.

Oh, my good... Hey! Cut that out.

What's with all this smoochin'?

None of that in here.

We're getting married.

Yeah, right. When?

May. What year?

Trivette, not you too.

- Oh, you're serious. - Yeah.

Oh, my gosh. Oh, congratulations.

They're gettin' married.

Congratulations. About time.

Wait till Big Dog hears about this.

Hey, where is he anyway?

Get me a beer. C.D. and some of his buddies

are at the Brazzo's fishing.

The Brazzo's? That's pretty rough country.

It sure is.

Hey, remember that time we went with him?

Yeah.

He had us so deep in the woods

the mosquitoes couldn't find us.

Trivette, stop that guy.

It's a bomb. It's a bomb. Everybody out.

Hey!

Everybody out. This way, this way.

Walker!

Help! Somebody help!

d In the eyes of a Ranger d

d The unsuspecting stranger d

d Had better know the truth d

d Of wrong from right d

d 'Cause the eyes Of the Ranger d

d Are upon you d

d Any wrong you do He's gonna see d

d When you're in Texas Look behind you d

d 'Cause that's where The Ranger's gonna be d

How is he, doctor?

Well, he's got some second degree burns,

some cuts.

What?

Well, it's too soon to say for sure,

but he may be blind.

Oh, my God.

Are you sure about his eyes, doctor?

Now, I've already called Dr. Stevens from Chicago

to come and examine him further.

Dr. Stevens is the top eye specialist in the nation.

He'll be able to tell you more than I can.

Right now he's heavily sedated,

so the best thing we can do is just let him rest.

Good morning. I'm Dr. Stevens.

Ranger Walker?

I'm awake, doctor.

Ranger, I've gone over your test results

and your charts, and, uh,

you have a serious hyphema in both eyes.

What is that?

Well, basically it's a bruise behind the eyes.

What can we do for it?

Rehabilitation's in three parts.

First we'll keep the eyes covered.

Now we're gonna start to treat them with eye drops.

It's a very concentrated formula that'll help reduce

that swelling,

and finally we... We just wait.

How long?

Well, there's no way of knowing for sure.

It could be two weeks, and it could be...

Never.

Listen, I-I don't mean to sound pessimistic here,

but, yes, there is the possibility, Ranger Walker,

that you will not get your sight back.

We're gonna do everything we can for you.

That's why it's imperative

that we start your treatment program right away.

I've already reserved a space for you downstairs

in the Rehabilitation Center.

I'd rather go to my ranch.

Ranger, what you're going to have to go through

is gonna be very difficult.

I know, doctor, but I'd still rather go to my ranch.

And I'll be with him.

All right then. I'll explain what needs to be done

with the drops and the patches,

and we'll see if we can get him discharged this afternoon.

Okay. Thank you.

Man, get out of my face.

Who is your boss? I'm currently unemployed,

so I don't know what you're talkin' about.

I'm talkin' about whoever gave you the bag.

What bag? The bag you put under the table.

The bag with the bomb in it.

I told you I didn't have any bag.

All I know is I went into that bar

and on my way out you tackled me.

Hey, I hate to be lied to.

I know you put the bomb there.

Oh, yeah? Well, good luck provin' it,

and you do that again and I'll take you apart.

Come on, tough guy.

That's enough, Ranger Trivette.

I'm Assistant District Attorney Cooke.

We're in the middle of an interrogation.

The interrogation is over.

You're holding this man without cause.

What? You heard what I said.

You have nothing on him,

and more troubling than that is the fact

that I have two witnesses who state that you never

even read him his rights at the time of his arrest.

That's right, counselor, he didn't.

Mr. Hicks, on behalf of the city of Dallas,

I'd like to apologize for any inconvenience

we might've caused you.

You can pick up your items on the way out.

You're free to go.

You're lucky she came in when she did, cop,

'cause you don't know who you're dealin' with.

You think he bought it?

Hey.

Start drivin'.

Yep?

Boss, I'm out. Hicks.

Okay, what do you want me to do?

I want you to get off that phone

and get to Club Seven,

and don't talk to anyone until you get there.

Club Seven on Main Street.

You got it.

Okay, remember, one drop, each eye.

Once in the morning and then again at night.

Then you re-cover the patches just like I showed you.

Okay? I've got it. Thank you.

Right.

You ready, Walker? I'm ready.

Trivette.

Gage.

Go ahead.

Well, I just dropped Hicks at the Club Seven on Main.

Seems he's plannin' on meetin' his boss here.

That doesn't make any sense.

Why would this boss send his man to a bar

just after getting out of lockup?

Good question. If I was the boss,

I'd want my man to lay low.

Unless this guy is somebody you don't need to worry about.

Or unless he's about to get taken out.

We'll meet you right there.

Uh-oh.

Where did those three men go that just came in here?

Who wants to know?

- I'm a Texas Ranger. - Who's he?

He was askin' about you guys.

Get him!

Where's Hicks? They came from back there.

Come on, let's go. All right.

Why are you drivin' so slow?

I'm not driving slow.

Alex, 30 miles an hour is slow.

Here.

Well, we're here.

Yeah. Smells good.

Yes, it does.

What are you thinking?

Unh, I was just thinking...

how you can take something for granted

until you no longer have it.

Can we go for a walk before we go in?

Come on.

The Rangers got their men in Club Seven.

I want those men dead.

That's going to be hard.

They're all in Ranger custody.

Well, if it wasn't hard

I wouldn't need you, would I?

I don't see why you're worried.

None of them know you.

That's right, they don't.

But they know you, Mr. Gazal.

All right, guys, they're all yours.

Dispatch, this is Ranger Cooke.

We're in transit with the prisoners.

Thinkin' about Walker?

Yeah.

I've always considered him invincible, I guess.

It's sort of hard to think

of him never bein' able to be a Ranger again.

Gage.

Radio the van.

Unit 6, we've got an unknown helicopter at your 9:00.

Oh, I'll get it. No, I got it, I got it.

Hello. Hey, Walker.

Hi, Trivette. How you doin'?

I'm doing fine, thanks. How's things going?

The police transport carrying

our four best leads to the boss just got taken out.

How?

Helicopter with a big gun.

Sydney and Gage were there.

It was a quick hit and then gone.

I tell you, whoever this boss is,

he's not takin' any chances.

What's your next move?

Well, anyone willing to pull somethin' like this off

must have somethin' to lose,

so I'm gonna check out the crime organizations

and see which ones have the resources to pull it off.

I'm gonna get back to you when I find somethin'.

Okay.

Ah, turkey meatloaf. My favorite.

Would you expect anything less

on your first night home than your favorite meal?

Mm, it is good.

Oh.

I've got it.

Got it.

No problem.

Alex, I've got to do this alone.

Why are you being this way?

I can't leave you. I don't wanna leave you.

I've gotta find out if I can handle this, Alex,

and I can't do that with you leading me around by the arm.

Okay, I won't. I mean, but don't push me away.

I love you, and I wanna be here with you.

Good night, Alex. I love you too.

Don't you do this to me.

This is just your stubborn pride!

Don't you do this to me.

Oh, God.

Here, let me put your eye drops in for you.

Sit right here.

There.

Okay. Tilt your head.

Walker, have you considered

going back to the hospital?

Yeah, I've considered it,

but I'm not going to.

I've got to get a mental image of this house.

I can't believe I've lived here all this time

and never saw what was around me.

Oh, let's see.

The couch...

is here.

Great.

Fireplace... over here.

Perfect.

Lounge chair...

over here.

The table... here.

Let's see, and the lamp...

here.

That was perfect.

Hm.

I still don't like leaving you.

I'll be fine. I promise.

Okay. I'll see you tonight.

Okay.

Check this out, guys.

What is it?

That's the holding company that owns the Club Seven Bar.

Closed corporation called Parabola Properties.

Parabola. P-Parabola is the company that rented

the flower booth where we made that arms bust.

Mm. Look at that, though.

Parabola doesn't seem to really exist anywhere.

Let's search for other assets

on Parabola Properties name.

Got you.

Celestial Escorts.

Let's check it out.

Can I help you?

Yeah. We'd like to have a word with your owner.

You know the password?

Texas Rangers. We have a search warrant.

Rangers!

Hey, stay right where you are.

Oh, hold on, big guy.

Not so fast. Where are you goin'?

All right, everybody out. Let's go.

Vera, you know you're under arrest for pandering.

Yeah, whatever. Read me my rights.

We'll be out in time for dinner.

Watch your step, ladies.

Okay, Alex, and I've got a surprise for you

when you get here.

You do? Tell me.

No, I'm not gonna tell you. See you.

What did I do with those candles?

Ah.

Something smells good.

Walker?

Walker, are you all right?

Yes. Noth... Nothing like a tumble down the stairs

to kick-start your appetite.

Oh, what happened?

Well, I was coming down the stairs with some candles.

They're right here.

You got 'em? Yeah. Come on.

Walker, what is it?

You haven't said a word to me all night.

I'm thinking about resigning from the Rangers.

Resigning?

Walker, being a Ranger has been your whole life.

Don't you believe it's a little too early

to be thinking like that?

Let's face it, Alex.

I could be blind for the rest of my life.

Walker, help me.

Alex?

Help me, Walker.

Walker? WALKER: Alex?

Help me.

Alex?

Help me, Walker.

Walker?

Walker, help me.

WALKER: Alex, Alex!

Washoe?

White Eagle.

The Great Spirit told me you were facing

a great challenge.

I am here to help you face that challenge.

I may never see again, White Eagle.

Never does not exist for the warrior.

Blindness is just a part

of the Great Spirit's challenge.

How do I overcome it?

You overcome it

by first learning to accept it.

Hello, Alex?

Walker, what is it?

White Eagle's here.

I need to spend some time with him.

Oh.

Okay. Great. Uh...

So when should I come back?

I'll let you know.

Walker... I love you.

I love you too.

It's been 24 hours, Ranger.

You're breakin' the law by keepin' me here.

No, I'm not. Seventy-two hours is the usual hold

for murder suspects, Vera.

Murder suspects?

That's right. You hit the big time, girl.

But how the hell are you gonna...

Because you're part of Parabola's criminal enterprise.

These are the records to prove it.

That means you're an accessory to every crime

the enterprise commits, arms sales, drug deals,

the murders, and I'm gonna make sure

you're tried and convicted for all of 'em.

I want a lawyer. I want your boss.

But I don't know him. Well, who do you know?

Vera, girl, you're in a lot of trouble.

His name is Gazal.

For the past six months

he's been the one collecting from me.

He's not the boss, but he knows who is.

Where's he based?

I don't know. He comes to us.

I could tell you what he looks like.

Washoe, you must first heal yourself on the inside,

before you can train for the challenges outside.

Will I ever see again, White Eagle?

Only the Great Spirit can answer that, Washoe.

For now,

you must learn to compensate for your blindness

by using all your other senses.

Your sense of touch, of smell, of hearing.

You must learn to focus your senses,

opening them and closing them at will.

Next, you must learn to trust your senses

no matter where you might be.

Speak with your mind, Washoe,

not your hands.

White Eagle?

I am here, Washoe.

I can't do this.

You must learn to use your mind's eye,

directing all your senses together,

so that the result is no different

than when you could see.

Your training is over, Washoe.

Now it is up to you.

Thank you, White Eagle.

White Eagle?

Thank you. You're welcome.

So how did your visit with White Eagle go?

Very... enlightening.

The Texas Rangers are now asking that if anyone

has information about this suspect,

who goes by the name Gazal,

they please contact Ranger Headquarters

at the number listed below.

They know who you are, Mr. Gazal.

You know, in all my years I've never had to deal

with anything like these Texas Rangers.

We are leaving.

We'll resume operations in Rio immediately.

Before we do, we need to tie up loose ends.

Mr. Gazal, track down this Ranger Walker

and finish what you started.

Walker, you were talking

about resigning from the Rangers.

You still thinkin' about it?

Well..

What is it?

There's someone outside.

I see them. There's four men,

and they're splitting up.

Lock the front door, turn off the lights,

and call Trivette. Okay.

They cut the lines.

Got him. Who?

Gazal. A woman said she saw him on the news report

and recognized him. Said he works for a guy

named Aziz who owns a club down on Commerce Street.

Then Aziz must be the boss.

Let's go get him.

Sh.

Walker?

I've got your girlfriend.

Come out.

Walker!

Walker?

Show yourself.

Walker!

Walker, he's behind you.

I know.

Is he out?

Oh, yeah.

Are you okay?

Of course. How about you?

I'm fine.

Mr. Aziz?

Yeah?

We're Texas Rangers. We'd like to have a word with you.

Let's have a look.

Hm.

Can you see anything, Ranger Walker?

Thanks for bein' there for me.

You can see me.

I've got to be able to see your finger

when I put the wedding band on.

d 'Cause the eyes Of the Ranger d

d Are upon you d

d Any wrong you do He's gonna see d

d When you're in Texas Look behind you d

d 'Cause that's where The Ranger's gonna be d