“People aren’t always what they seem,” Abigail stated in the “Pilot”. This episode of Walker: Independence proved that in many unexpected ways. At times fun and intense, the story took many unexpected turns that left the audience gasping and wanting more. One turn that was unexpected was what happened on the journey with …
After the first three episodes of Walker‘s season being rather heavy, 3.04 “Wild Horse Couldn’t Drag Me Away” offers a lighter tone perfectly timed. Decisions can be hard, and some decisions are harder than others, especially when one is burdened by the past. But the past can also hold answers that one needs. This episode…
Everyone handles trauma differently. Walker’s episode “Rubber Meets the Road” takes the unusual and bold choice to explore that through its beloved characters as part of the CW’s #DareToLoveDefyHate initiative to explore issues surrounding mental health. It fit perfectly in with the Walker season after the traumatic events of the first two episodes. “Rubber Meets the…
Consequences and the blessing of second chances were themes explored in this vastly entertaining, uplifting, and thought provoking episode. Many characters worked together in various ways that they hadn’t before to help those that needed it, while others faced the consequences of their actions. A character who helped others get their second chance is …
Another incredible hour with the residents of Independence. Like the show they follow (Walker), the Walker: Independence characters also deal with the value of trust. Who does one trust? Why? In a town where no one is who they seem, it’s hard to know who to believe in, especially for newcomer …
“Sittin on a Rainbow” is another amazing episode, proving that Walker is really stepping it up with season three. There is something for everyone – action, drama, comedy, and a face from the past that had the audience screaming in joy. Heavy topics are broached, such as how corrupt society is, and the best way…
The third season opener of Walker was one of the best of the series so far and arguably the best premiere. The powerful emotions it evoked as it interwove the theme of the invisible string that connects those who love each other reached out to the audience and pulled them in, as well as showing…
Welcome to Independence, a place where people are running from their past and no one is who they seem. The pilot episode of Walker: Independence did an amazing job of introducing each character and leaving the audience wanting more. Told from the viewpoint of its central character, each one is met through the eyes of…
The Walker season 2 finale, “Something’s Missing,” lives up to its title. Each character strives to find, or move past, what is lacking in their lives. It is an intense hour filled with painful revelations and self discovery. The ending cliffhanger further underscores the theme by making the “Something’s Missing,” be … Cordell
Once again, Walker delivered an action packed episode filled with new revelations. The theme of the episode was all about getting people to open up. What works? What doesn’t? The show has an interesting and realistic take on that, portraying it best through the different tactics of …
Walker‘s “Search and Rescue” was a phenomenal episode filled with action and revelations that elicited chills, cheers and gasps. It was brilliantly directed by former Clint West actor, Austin Nichols. The location, shot, and music choices combined to elevate an already exciting episode to the next level. All of this served to accentuate the characters…
“Torn” was all about the triangles in life and how they tear at people. As the promo said “Love Triangles Break Hearts.” But as it often does, “Walker” subverts the classic love triangle trope, while also using a common example as a foil. Aaron Carew crafted a brilliant episode that dives deep into the motivations…
