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Walker is not able to arrest Mick Flanders because his sister is in the Witness Protection Program. Mick, proving that he's invincible, kidnaps a boy named Archie who was staying at Walker's ranch.
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    One of the problems with our government. Just because the guy is in the witness protection program (because of his sister who is testifying) he thinks that means he can do what he wants. Turns out he is right. He gets off scot-free. Personally they should never be above the law. He should be arrested and prosecuted just like the rest of us. His sister should get another name and a new city to protect her. It's her that is the danger anyway. This is just one of those episodes that frustrates me because it is true. Walker figures out how to get around the law to see justice served, but the truth is that is not what happens in the real world. Random fact: Walker wears tighty-whitiesmoreless

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    • Music: "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys" by Willie Nelson. Edit
    • This episode's German title is "Bruderliebe," which means "brotherly love." Edit
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