User Reviews

Walker and Trivette are assigned to escort Cat, a woman who is to testify against a gang leader, Trigger James, safely to her destination. However, the group is seperated, and by the time Trivette and Cat reach said destination, they've got a nasty surprise awaiting them...

Another solid episode which has Walker and Trivette escort Cat, a girlfriend of one of the gang members, to testify against a gang leader. It's quite adventurous from travelling by car to train hopping. Funny scene is when Chuck whittles a group of henchmen to only two without each member knowing, and smashes through the window to save the day.

This is definitely one of my favorites as we see Trivette mingle with his first woman (that we see at least). Episode has some terrific bad guys and a lot of car-chasing.

"Spoilers" The episode starts off with a cute Walker and Alex moment where Alex is showing Walker how to tie a tie in which Walker asks "where did you learn to tie a tie" and Alex responds with "my dad said it would come in handy in impressing a man, and then Walker wonderfully responds "your daddy was right". Walker, Trivette, Alex, Uncle Ray, and C.D are attending a wedding for a fellow ranger taking place at the courthouse but during a wedding some thugs with hoods over their head help release a convicted criminal and gunshots blaze outside as all but one of the thugs escapes and that thug happens to be a woman which Trivette funnily points out and that she is "beautiful". Turns out that this feisty woman is set to testify against a ruthless gun-runner by the name of Trigger who had previously killed a ranger captain who broke Walker in. Walker wants badly to put this guy away for good so he gathers Trivette and they are to transport the feisty woman who's name is Kat to New Orleans to testify but she is anything but cooperative as cross-country hilarity ensues where she tries several attempts to escape but fails each time and it wasn't until her beloved ex-boyfriend (who is part of trigger's gang) tries to kill her that she starts to straighten out and be more cooperative and even a little romantic with Trivette as they share a night in a barn after a big car chase scene with Trigger and his boys tried to take him, walker and Kat out. While Trivette and Kat are on the run, Walker starts tracking some of Trigger's men one by one until Trivette and Kat get caught by Trigger and his main boys and Walker busts in and saves them while Trivette and Kat get a piece of the bad guys as well, everything matched, Walker gets Trigger, Kat gets her slime ball ex-boyfriend, and Trivette gets the Indian bad guy who held him at gunpoint. Episode ends at a rescheduled wedding where Alex catches a bouquet.

Loved, loved, loved this episode and Trivette getting romantic with a beautiful woman. C.D mentions his first honeymoon in this episode. The parts I really enjoyed about this episode is when Walker is tracking some of Trigger's men and he terrorizes them by taking them out one-by-one and it shrinks down to 3 men when it started out with like 10 men and he just goes crazy on them and spooks them. That is one of the most appealing things about the Walker character is that he doesn't just beat up the bad guys, he messes with them and terrorizes them. Anyway great episode with lots of action and some romance.

This was a very clean cut and action-filled episode! Clarence Gilyard, Jr. (RIP) did an excellent job in this episode. His acting was clean and very down to Earth. Truly showing a softer side to Ranger Jimmy Trivette who, in the end, went the extra mile by reuniting long lost family with each other. I particularly enjoyed Chuck Norris acting in this one as well. Sneaking up on the bad guys and kicking butt Walker style! It's what made the character so enduring. It was enjoyable to see longtime actor Henry Kingi in this one as well. I can remember him in this as far back as my childhood in the 1980s. Things like A-Team and Hunter. He always played a; wilee, cagey and stealthy American Indian, aka "The Long, Tall Indian..." he shines without saying a word. Always bad guys though! I've very rarely, if ever, seen him play a good guy in tv or film!?

P. S.

Larry Minetti part in this episode was extremely disappointing to as a fan of his since Black Sheep Squadron and Magnum, P. I. He's an excellent character actor and could've been better used here, IMHO.