History Awesome / WalkerTexasRanger

* When Trivette's cousin dies in suspicious circumstances, he and Walker discover the man had stumbled upon his commander at a local army base stealing arms for a racist militia group. Trivette has the man at gunpoint, the guy spitting at him and Walker has to stop Trivette from shooting him as "not worth it."
** The man's followers then take over a local news station where Alex is a guest and demand their leader be released. Walker stages a one-man invasion of the place, taking down terrorists left and right, including tricking one into setting off a bomb that send the guy flying out a window.

* In the ''Children of Halloween,'' we see Walker singlehandedly fighting a cult of torch-wielding satanists. He goes after the leader, who attempts to stab him, [[spoiler: but ends up stabbing himself accidentally. The following sort of borders onto NightmareFuel when we see (possibly from the Leader's point of view) fire and then we hear laughter.]]

** ''The Trial of [=LaRue=]" has [[spoiler: Walker finally gunning Victor down.]]

* Walker facing off against the Viper, a very high-profile assassin who has killed 12 people and is working on number 13, [[spoiler:the President of the United States]], and apparently holds a connection to the John F. Kennedy assassination. His presence raises questions about what actually happened that day.
* C.D.'s showdown with the Hangman, the serial killer [[spoiler: that caused him so much emotional grief it made him retire as a Texas Ranger. He never bagged the killer because he disappeared from the streets after being checked into a mental institution. They tried and failed to rehabilitate his issues with women because of an abusive mother]]. Though C.D. has grown old and a little slower, he's still very capable of doing his job.
* Walker's final battle with Emile Lavocat, [[spoiler: revealed to be C.D. Parker's killer]].

* How the villain in "Warriors" is killed: He's lit on fire, then Walker kicks him out the window, where he falls onto some flammables and explodes. Can't get much more over-the-top than that. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GS5HuHqHIM Scene.]]

* In the ''Children of Halloween,'' we see Walker singlehandedly fighting a cult of torch-wielding satanists. He goes after the leader, who attempts to stab him, [[spoiler: but ends up stabbing himself accidently. The following sort of borders onto NightmareFuel when we see (possibly from the Leader's point of view) fire and then we hear laughter.]]

** The big finale has Walker personally taking down the leader in a one-on-one showdown, kicking the guy through the control room window. Better yet is it's all caught on live TV so the onlookers at C.D.'s grill cheer him on.

* Walker facing off against the Viper, a very high-profile assassin who has killed 12 people and is working on number 13, [[spoiler: The President of the United States]], and apparently holds a connection to the John F. Kennedy assassination. His presence raises questions about what actually happened that day.

* The Season 5 finale "The Wedding: Part 1" sees a one-shot character named Kim Rivers (a friend of Alex) getting into a scuffle with a female member of a group of hitmen that started shooting during her wedding ceremony; finishing with Kim saying "[[AndThisIsFor This is for ruining my wedding]]" before knocking the assailant out. Keep in mind during this fight Kim was still in her wedding dress.

* In the ''Children of Halloween'', we see Walker singlehandedly fighting a cult of torch weilding satanists. He goes after the leader, who attempts to stab him, [[spoiler: but ends up stabbing himself accidently. The following sort of borders onto NightmareFuel when we see (possibly from the Leader's point of view) fire and then we hear laughter.]]

* Walker's final battle with Emile Lavocat, [[spoiler: revealed to be C.D. Parker's killer]].

** ''The Trial of [=LaRue=] has [[spoiler: Walker finally gunning Victor down.]]

* Walker's final battle with Emille Lavocat, [[spoiler: revealed to be C.D. Parker's killer]].

* C.D.'s showdown with the Hangman, the serial killer [[spoiler: that caused him so much emotional grief it made him retire as a Texas Ranger, and disappeared from the streets after being checked into a mental institution which failed to rehabilitate his issues with women because of a bad mother]]. Though C.D. has grown old and a little slower, he's still very capable of doing his job.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrOwcZPwDO8 Walker versus a helicopter.]] When the bad guy blows up Walker's pickup with the chopper's rockets, [[MadeOfIron Walker gets up]] and pulls out ''[[CrazyPrepared a rocket launcher]]'' out of the wreckage and shoots down the chopper before engaging in GoodOldFisticuffs with the pilot.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrOwcZPwDO8 Walker versus a helicopter.]] When the bad guy blows up Walker's pickup with the chopper's rockets, [[MadeOfIron Walker gets up]] and pulls out ''[[CrazyPrepared a rocket launcher]]'' out of the wreckage and shoots down the chopper before engaging in GoodOlFisticuffs with the pilot.

* Walker's battle with Philippe Brouchard is one of the very few fights in the series where someone is on equal standing with his caliber of skill. It plays out like a genuine fight for one's life instead of the usual CurbstompBattle, similar to ''Film/DieHard'' in some respects (the bad guy hides his identity and holds a building hostage).

* Any time Walker has to deal with Victor LaRue. Period.

* In the ''Children of Halloween'', we see Walker singlehandedl fighting a cult of torch weilding satanists. He goes after the leader, who attempts to stab him, [[spoiler: but ends up stabbing himself accidently. The following sort of borders onto NightmareFuel when we see (possibly from the Leader's point of view) fire and then we hear laughter.]]

* Walker's battle with Philippe Brouchard is one of the very few fights in the series where someone is on equal standing with his caliber of skill. It plays out like a genuine fight for one's life instead of the usual CurbstompBattle, similar to ''DieHard'' in some respects (the bad guy hides his identity and holds a building hostage).

* "The Avenger" is a particularly notable episode, because Walker is forced into a series of Vietnam-themed death matches by a fellow 'Nam war veteran, Caleb Hooks out of vengeance for killing his brother, Randall, in a standoff. These fights are much more creative and intense than the usual fair (fighting in total darkness, over Punji stakes with katanas, and inside an electric cage with mechanical torches) and they eventually lead up to a dramatic knifefight with Hooks himself.

* In the ''Children of Halloween'', we see Walker singlehandedl fighting a cult of torch weilding satanists. He goes after the leader, who attempts to stab him, [[spoiler: but ends up stabbing himself accidently. The following sort of borders onto NightmareFuel when we see (possibly from the Leader's point of view) fire and then we hear laughter.]]

--> '''Walker: You're right. You have the right... ''(kicks leader in the face, knocking him down)'' ...to remain silent.