Walker’s Season Four Episode Thirteen, “See You Sometime,” serves as the series finale. Though it was written as a season finale, it is a wonderful series ender that leaves all our characters in a good place, as they look forward to a promising future. Even if they don’t start out the episode in a good…
Walker’s twelfth episode of the fourth season, “Letting Go”, finally sees the Jackal apprehended and the main case of the season closed. However, this show isn’t just about the plot, it’s about people. Even with a serial killer, the focus is on the victims and those hurt by the Jackal and how they move forward…
The eleventh episode of the fourth season of Walker, “Let’s Go, Lets Go,” takes place mostly in Cordell’s mind in the form of a dream. (Please note that some places refer to the title as Let’s Go, Let’s Go.) It is amazingly done, portraying how even the craziest happenings seem understandable, though perhaps, disorienting, in…
“End This Way,” the tenth episode of the fourth season of Walker, has the women take the lead as it explores the meaning of family. This episode marks the end of the season’s secondary plot about the necklace, which was Stella’s storyline. That is why “End This Way” focuses on her and the Walker women…
The ninth episode of the fourth season of Walker, “A History of Horrors and Other Tales,” deals with how people respond under pressure or against a ticking clock. For some, the ticking clock is more literal, others, less so, but everyone is experiencing pressure, especially… Cordell A ticking clock follows Cordell throughout the series episode,…
Episode Eight of Season Four of Walker, “Witt’s End,” is a study in tunnel vision and how it affects others. People can get so focused on something or someone, they don’t notice or seem to care what’s going on around them. However, the one to figure out that he has tunnel vision is… CordellLike Larry…
The seventh episode of season four of Walker, “Hold Me Now,” explored how choices have consequences, sometimes unforeseeable ones. At times, the choices are easy to discern between good and bad, other times, it’s more difficult. As both a father and a Ranger, the one to make more choices than most is … Cordell In…
In the sixth episode of the fourth season of Walker, “We All Fall Down,” the characters each had their chance to fall. But, as the episode showed, one can be right even when they’re wrong, or vice versa. Still, this can have adverse effects, especially in the case of … Cordell After weeks together with…
In the fifth episode of the fourth season of Walker, “We’ve Been Here Before” explored the power of the past through the feelings and actions of the extended Walker family. Some have a yearning for it, some are being haunted by it, some try learning from it and others are trying so hard not to…
The fourth episode of the fourth season of Walker is aptly titled, “Insane BS and Bloodshed.” As a family drama, actual onscreen bloodshed is kept to a minimum, however, wildly disturbing circumstances are common. This episode deals with how the people handle things when they get even more horrifically bizarre. The quick answer is badly….
The third episode of Walker titled “Lessons from the Gift Shop” is all about the need for communication with a nod to the art of Kintsugi “Embracing the broken and rolling that history into the future,” with gift-shop gifts brilliantly sprinkled into all the storylines. Because communication is the theme, the episode dealt more with…
Walker episode 4.02, “Maybe It’s Maybelline,” exemplifies the wonderful mix of humor, heart, and action that this show excels at. Interwoven throughout was the recurring theme that sometimes one needs an objective third party to talk to. People in our lives are sometimes too close to the situation and an outside perspective is necessary. The…
