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31st Mar '13 12:22:14 PM XFllo

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* NightmareFuel: Episode 173 - The Bachelor Party. BearsAreBadNews.
* TearJerker: 
** [[spoiler: C. D. Parker's death]]
** The ending of "Lucas" two-parter, [[spoiler: in the first part Lucas mother dies]] and in the second part [[spoiler: Lucas dies from AIDS]]. Two-parter is practically a TearJerker episode.
** A lot of episodes involving children and teenagers are this.
** An episode featuring a brother-and-sister pair of Irish freedom fighters, out to avenge the death of their parents by killing those responsible. When Walker and company finally catch up with them in a high rise building where they've barricaded themselves, the young woman looks at her brother and gently says, "Let's go home". He nods in agreement. . .and they leap to their deaths. It's a surprisingly poignant moment when you realize these were just two very angry and misguided young people who let their feelings of vengeance get out of control. A rare example of a SympatheticMurderer on this show.
** The episode where a child is bullied because of his poverty-stricken life and ends up standing on his school rooftop, poised to commit suicide. Walker begs him not to do it... but the poor kid takes the plunge anyway.

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21st Mar '13 4:05:45 PM VPhantom

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1st Mar '13 1:41:13 PM Austin

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26th Sep '12 12:26:53 PM MrThunderush

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26th Sep '12 12:14:43 PM MrThunderush

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* GodModeSue: Walker and company beat the living hell out of any small-time crooks, and most of the veterans in the bunch, usually without the offending perps getting so much as a single clean shot on them, especially Walker. However, there are a few times when foes have got the drop on the Rangers, and other enemies who were on equal fighting ground without cheating. A few episodes result in them getting shot or badly wounded just to show they're still human.
** Walker mounts an enormous kill streak throughout the series and more or less creams ''every'' thug he encounters 80% of the time. The only times Walker really took serious beatings were a handful- against Phillipe Brouchard, an international master assassin, the Viper, more or less the equivalent of Brouchard, Caleb Hooks, a Vietnam veteran, Victor La Rue, who went as far as to poison Walker through scorpions to dull his reflexes, Emile Lavocat, [[spoiler: CD's murderer]], and Boris, the only foe to ever genuinely bruise up Walker... because he had the loaded advantage of ''superhuman strength.''

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