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Walker, Texas Ranger Season 9 Episode 8

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AIRED: 11/25/00

In a desperate bid to avoid capture as Walker closes in, The Chairman kidnaps Alex.

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This speaks for all four parts to this amazing story arc.

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By DocBlaze, Jul 08, 2008

This has to be one of my favorite story arcs for this series. Michael Ironside plays the malicious Chairman, a guy who makes a deal with several crime bosses to whipe their operations clean of any federal agent working undercover against them, with the aid of a computer hacker. We all know that The Chairman was going to meet his fate sooner or later, but I couldn't help but think that Michael Ironside played the part really well, enough to the point that I could say that he is one of my favorite Walker villains of all time. Also, Peter Onorati played a tough-as-nails New York Police Sergeant, and did an excellent job at it. I'm glad I own The Final Season DVD and how that one was released first because I wanted to watch this story arc whenever I wanted to. Heck, I can even watch all four parts in one day and feel like watching a movie.moreless
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Checkmate…

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By xblvr, Jan 14, 2007

So I know that The Wizard was responsible for many people losing their lives. Most of them were undercover agents that were out there to stop large scale crime and make the streets safer for the average person. But it was still sad when he was killed. It was nice of him to send all the information on all of the crime bosses so it almost makes up for what he did. I like how much Buzz was flirting with Gage through out the episodes. It was nice for him, boosted his ego a bit. I really liked the part where she was saying that she didn’t feel as comfortable with Syd staying with her as she would if he were. I also think that it’s strange that she makes a comment about Gage thinking with something other than his brain when it came to a victim that wasn’t a victim, but she seems to have no problem with Buzz flirting with him and him flirting back a bit.moreless
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WOW!

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By WbAuLbKbEaR, Aug 08, 2006

Okay. This is almost my favorite episode b/c there are so many good parts. It holds some of the best WAMs in Walker history. It has suspense, romance, and jealousy. Its great! I love watching just this part of the 4 part episode. I can watch it over and over b/c I have the Last season of Walker. I cant wait for all of the other seasons to come out on DVD. There is one thing I dont get about this episode and that is the name. There is another episode with the same name. Well guess that cant be changed now.

Goodbye WAMERs!:)moreless
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Chuck Norris	Ranger Cordell Walker
Clarence Gilyard Jr.	Ranger James 'Jimmy' Trivette
Sheree J. Wilson	Alexandra "Alex" Cahill-Walker
Judson Mills	Ranger Gage
Nia Peeples	Ranger Sydney Cooke

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Steve DuMouchel	LaForge	Guest Star
Brian Thornton	Singer	Guest Star
Peter Onorati	Sergeant Vincent Rosetti	Guest Star
Karen Borta	Newscaster	Recurring Role

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- (after Syd arrested a woman murderer Gage thought was a victim)
  Gage: Wow, she had me fooled.
  Syd: Yeah. You know, next time, why don't you try thinking with your brain instead of your (door slams).
  Gage: Hey, you know Syd, that's hitting a little below the belt.
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- This is the fourth of Ken Greaves' four, unrelated appearances on Walker, Texas Ranger. He can also be seen in season two's "Deadly Reunion," season three's "Badge of Honor," and season six's "Brainchild."
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- This is the second of Brian Thornton's two, unrelated appearances on Walker, Texas Ranger. He can also be seen in season eight's "Tall Cotton."
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- Gage: Finally, we get to take down the old phantom of the opera.
  This is a reference to the book by Gaston Leroux
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