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,…
Lots of little things didn’t add up for me in Walker‘s “A History of Horrors and Other Tales”, which worries me when we are so close to the end of the season, and what we now know will be the end of the series. But first, in the montage—did anyone else notice the battered journal…
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…
I’m sorry to hear about the cancellation of Walker, and shake my head at the decision to cancel the network’s top-rated show. But maybe now we’ll see Jared on The Boys and get that oft-teased Supernatural reboot a little sooner, pretty please? As usual, I’ll quickly recap the pivotal scenes in “Witt’s End” then add…
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…
Relationships are at the forefront despite the threat of a serial killer in this episode. As usual, I’ll leave the detailed recap to others and focus on thoughts and themes. Cordell vs. the World Cordell wakes up alone, and texts Geri because she’s gone. This doesn’t seem like an auspicious start to the next phase…
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…
Walker’s “We All Fall Down” is aptly named, as it shows us the way the characters have stumbled recently, both personally and professionally, and how the past is surfacing to threaten the present. As usual, I’ll leave the full recap to others and zero in on what stood out to me. Hoyt, Stella, and Auggie…
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 plot thickens. Captain James found out about the new leads on the Jackal, Geri dreams of expanding the Side Step, Cassie and David make progress on the case and interpersonally, and Stella and Auggie are still investigating the necklace on their own. The title of the episode is the major through-line of the…
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….
We got plenty of action in Walker 4.04 “Insane BS and Bloodshed” – the fallout of good intentions gone wrong, more reasons why secrets are bad, and proof that a serial killer is back in action. As always, I’ll leave the recap to others and focus on some themes and observations. Captain James, Trey, and…
