Walker, Texas Ranger (1993–2001): Season 9, Episode 13 - Division Street - full transcript

DR. PARKER: And
there's an arm. See it?

Yeah.

And that's the baby's head.

Oh, my God, Walker.

That's our baby.

Yeah.

It looks like she's waving.

Yeah, it does.

( chuckles)

She? How do you know it's a she?

Well, you really can't tell yet,

but we'll know by
your next sonogram.

I don't want to know.

You don't?

No. I want to be surprised.

Is that okay?

Yeah. If that's
what you want, hon.

DR. PARKER:
Well, I'll print this

for you so you can take it home.

Oh. Thank you.

Thank you.

Yo, man, you
tagging on our turf?

Yo, what's up?!

Hey, check it out, man.

We'll kick your butt.

Come on! get him!

( shouting)

You're not that fast!

We're gonna get you good.

I got him. Go around.

Hurry up! Come on!

GAGE: How cool is this, huh?

Who knows what these
kids would be doing

if they didn't have
the center to come to?

Yeah. It's paying off, huh?

( blows whistle)

Hey! There's no
tackling in basketball.

How cool is Boomer, too, huh?

He's doing such
a great job here.

It's a shame he can't get
the gangbangers to come in.

Yeah. BOOMER: Well, they still

treat it like it's a
house of plague.

Hey, Boomer. Hey.
Maybe I can lure 'em in here

with the right kind of music.

I hope you can.

( kids shouting)

Aw! Come on! Get off of him!

What are you doing?

Hey, listen. There's no tackling

in basketball.

You got this thing
working again?

Well, it only required

a little electronics knowledge.

More than a little.

Well, I had ten years to learn.

Between what I
picked up in the joint

and what I've had to fix

around this old place,

that stereo's like
a piece of cake.

You're doing a good
thing here, Boomer.

Well, I have a
lot to make up for.

I'll tell you what impresses me is
the way you Rangers each week

give your free time just to help

these kids out.
Okay, whose turn...

Yeah, well, I can't think

of a better way to
spend a little free time.

( Gage blowing whistle)

( whistling) ( kids shouting)

All right.

Hey! Gage, brother!

My turn to blow
the whistle, man.

( kids shouting)

Get him!

( yelling) ( panting)

He's going in.

Whoa, son, hold on.

Ace, is there a problem here?

He was painting Blade graffiti

on our turf, if it's
any of your business.

Well, you come in
here, it is my business.

Listen. I'm gonna
teach you a lesson...

Punk.

Not in here, you're not.

Yeah. Whatever.

I'll see you outside...

Shorty.

( Gage blows whistle)

All right, kids.
Come on. Let's go.

I'm Boomer Knight.

I know who you are.

Everybody does.

Well, you got one
on me. Who are you?

Danny Williams.

Are you a Blade?

That's right. Blades rule.

So you thought you could
sneak onto Guardian turf

and paint your colors?

Yeah, and I almost made it.

Yeah, almost.

Hey, you like basketball?

Got some great
games going on in here.

Naw, no way.

This place is for punks.

Well, Danny, Ace is probably
out there waiting on you,

so maybe you ought
to play a little ball

until you're sure he's gone.

Guess it wouldn't
hurt to do that.

( kids speaking indistinctly)

Tell you what.

I'll walk with you till
you're back on Blade turf.

Come on. It's time
to close up anyway.

It's a free country.

Guess I can't stop you.

ACE: Had about all I can
take from you, old man.

You should have
never came to the 'hood.

Well, get used to it,
Ace, 'cause I'm staying.

Well, none of y'all
belong up in here, a'ight?

That's right, baby...

♪ In the eyes of a Ranger ♪

♪ The unsuspecting stranger ♪

♪ Had better know the truth ♪

♪ Of wrong from right ♪

♪ 'Cause the eyes of the
Ranger are upon you ♪

♪ Any wrong you
do he's going to see ♪

♪ When you're in
Texas, look behind you ♪

♪ 'Cause that's where
the Ranger's going to be. ♪

Both of you, back off.

The center's neutral territory.

Yeah. Well, you tell that brother of
yours to stay out of Guardian territory,

or there ain't no telling what'll happen
next time. What?! Dawg, you touch

my brother, you already know what's
gonna happen. Everybody go home

and cool off now.

I don't want any
more trouble here.

This is a place of peace.

Yeah. There ain't gonna be
peace for long around here.

Yeah, that's right,
'cause we taking you

down, Ace, a'ight?

Hey!

Down, man! ( shouts)

He said back off!

Hey, man, who are you?

Texas Rangers.

And he said back off!

Well, what if we don't?

Then you'll be doing
some serious prison time.

( scoffing and muttering)

I'll see you when I see you.

Yeah. Whatever,
baby. I ain't too hard

to find.

BLADE: That's right.
Hey, come back...

( sighs)

Boomer, I'll tell you
what. You got your hands

more than full with that bunch.

Well, somebody's
got to make a stand,

or nothing's gonna
change around here.

( exhales)

( indistinct chatter)

Here you are, Mr. Carson.

We had to bust a few heads,

but we collected
everything we're owed.

That's what I like to hear.

It's good, Ace, but
you can do better.

If Boomer Knight is
running interference

with the drug trade
on Division Street,

I want him out of here, Ace.

Here's a little incentive.

Don't disappoint me.

You can always count on
the Guardians, Mr. Carson.

I know I can.

Hey, good try, Scott.

These kids have come a long ways

in the last few months, Boomer.

BOOMER: Oh, they sure have.

If we just had a
few more players,

we could enter the
Community Center League.

Yeah. It's too bad
we can't get those kids

in here.

I know. That's
what's so frustrating.

I can't even get the younger
gang kids through the door.

That's the kid

I was telling you
about, Danny Williams.

Yeah. I ran a check on him.

His father was
killed in a gang fight

when he was just a baby.

His older brother, Mike,
is head of the Blades.

There's got to be a
way to get him in here.

Well, I'm sure
you'll find a way.

Well, I hope you're right.

I've done a lot of
praying about it.

I gotta get to
these younger kids

before gang life
totally sucks 'em in.

You know, when I started
the center two years ago,

I was so naive.

I thought it was
kind of like the movie.

If I built it, they would come.

Boomer, you said the
other night that Danny

was really enjoying
himself playing basketball...

even though he
wouldn't admit it.

I may have an idea.

Yeah!

Danny, want to lend a hand?

What?

BOOMER: You and your friends

help us lug this stuff inside,

you're more than welcome
to stay for pizza and sodas.

What's the catch?

BOOMER: No catch.

( scoffs) Yeah, right.

Whatever.

Mmm! Pepperoni.

My favorite.

Oh, uh...

same offer goes
for you guys, too.

Mmm!

What the heck.

Free pizza.

BLADE: What the heck?

Hey, Ronnie, pass
the... Give me one.

Dude, it's still hot.

Yeah, I'm hungry.

We'll grab a slice and leave.

♪ I'm a backboard
breaker, I'm a 360 spinner ♪

♪ I'm a slam-dunk daddy ♪

♪ In a word, I'm a winner ♪

♪ You know I got skills,
got the game that thrills ♪

♪ Gonna make a million dollars ♪

Hey, Danny.

♪ Run up a lot of bills ♪

You were shooting some
great shots the other night.

Probably luck.

( scoffs): It wasn't luck.

Oh, yeah? Prove it.

All right.

Hey, Boomer, pass him a ball.

♪ ...I got the skills ♪

♪ You know I got the skills ♪

♪ Got the skills ♪

♪ I'm a no-look passer... ♪
Told you.

Oh, yeah? Heck, I can do that.

♪ Check out my stats ♪

♪ I'm the king of assists, man ♪

♪ I can run, I can rebound,
I can play all kind of "D" ♪

♪ There's no "I" in
team, the team is in me ♪

♪ I'm cuttin' to my left ♪

♪ I'm goin' to my right ♪
Well, try this.

♪ I got the biscuit
in the bucket ♪

♪ I go 50 a night ♪

♪ Anytime I want it I
can get a triple-double ♪

♪ If you try to guard me you
gonna have a world of trouble ♪

♪ You know I got the skills

♪ You know I got the skills ♪

♪ Got the skills ♪

♪ I'm bringin' down the hammer
when I start to "D" you up... ♪

That Danny sure is a
great player, isn't he?

Oh, yeah? Watch this.

♪ When I crash the boards,
I'm a flat-out thumper ♪

♪ I'm chatting up the
zebras so I can get a call ♪

♪ When it's winning time, I
say, "Brother, give me the ball." ♪

♪ You want to see some
moves, you know I got 'em ♪

♪ When I'm putting up a "J" ♪

♪ It's hitting nothing
but the bottom ♪

♪ You know I got the skills... ♪

Mikey, what do you
got, what do you got?

Here you go, man.

Good.

But not good enough.

What you talking about, man?

This is one of our
best months yet.

CARSON: Yeah, but
you'd do a lot better

if you closed the center,

chased Mr. Nice Guy Boomer
out of the neighborhood.

We got Division Street
covered, all right?

( chuckles): Right. Then...

tell me this, Mike.

Why are the Guardians
kicking your butt?

Look, man, whatever
the Guardians do,

we'll double.

That I would like to see, Mikey.

( chuckles)

Hey, man, where in
the hell is Danny at?

I ain't seen him all
day. Man, I don't know.

I thought after the other night,
he'd be sticking real close.

Trust me, he'll never do
anything that stupid again.

Man, if Ace gets his
hands on Danny...

If Ace ever lays one
finger on my brother,

I will personally rip him apart.

Now, you let that
be known, all right?

Yeah.

♪ I'm a backboard
breaker, I'm a 360 spinner ♪

♪ I'm a slam-dunk daddy,
in a word: I'm a winner ♪

♪ You know I got skills,
got the game that thrills ♪

♪ Gonna make a million
dollars, run up a lot of bills ♪

♪ I know how to jam it... ♪

( blows whistle)

( kids yelling)

Hey, hey, hey, hey! Break it up.

Come on, guys. Break
it up. He blocked me!

Did not! You were charging!

Wait a minute. You
guys want to settle this?

Well, then, I'll show
you how to settle it.

Okay, you ready?

Now settle it.

( kids yelling)

( panting)

Okay, now it's settled.

You know, Boomer? I
was talking to the coach

of the Denton Community
Center basketball team,

and he said that his kids

could beat any team around,

especially a team
from Division Street.

He did what?

I'd like to see them try.

That sounded like
a challenge to me.

Damn straight, it's a challenge.

Damn straight.
Well, then I think

we'd better get
a basketball team

together, don't you, Boomer?

Let's do it.

Okay.

SYDNEY: Boy, this
neighborhood definitely

needs a place like
the center, huh?

Yeah, you know, if Boomer gets
a hold of these kids early enough,

they might have a chance.

Boomer's doing a great job.

Isn't that two of the Guardians?

GAGE: Yep, it sure
is, and let's take

one wild guess
what they're up to.

SYDNEY: Dealing drugs.

( indistinct voices)

Texas Rangers.

All right, easy now... ( yells)

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Don't you make
me climb that fence.

It's only a chick.

Yeah, it's only a chick.

Stay down!

Aah!

♪ Gotta get down,
yeah, yeah... ♪

Attaboy!

♪ Hmm... ♪

♪ Gotta get down, yeah, yeah ♪

( kids shouting)

( hip-hop song playing)

All right!

♪ Mmm... ♪

♪ Gotta get down,
yeah, yeah... ♪

Whoo!

Yeah!

( loud chattering)

( glass breaks)

( spray paint can rattles)

( air hissing)

( spray can hissing)

( laughing)

( yelling)

Had to be one of the gangs.

My guess is the Guardians.

GUARDIAN: The
Guardians didn't do this.

What happened? Can
we help you clean it up?

We'll help, too.

Oh, that's great. We
appreciate it. Thanks.

WALKER: Come on, Danny, Jeff.

Let's get some brooms.

Wonders never cease.

Mm.

♪ If I don't do it, who will? ♪

♪ If I don't change it, this
world will be hurting still ♪

♪ If it's not time
now, then when? ♪

♪ We see these troubles
over and over again ♪

♪ If I don't do it... ♪

It's looking good, guys.

Proud of all your hard work.

Are you mad at whoever did this?

No, I'm not mad, but
I am disappointed.

So, you're not gonna
get back at them?

I found out the hard way

that violence only
leads to more violence.

Show them your tattoo, Boomer.

You were a Jackal?

You guys, Boomer was a Jackal!

What? What?

Whoa! A Jackal!

You hear that?

Hey, guys, I'm not
proud of this, okay?

Not proud?

The Jackals are legends.

BOYS ( murmuring): Yeah...

No, Jeff, the Jackals are
either dead or in prison,

like I was for ten years.

I keep this as a reminder
of where hate can take you.

You knew Boomer was a Jackal?

Oh, yeah, I knew.

In fact, I arrested him.

You put Boomer in prison?

And I hated him for it.

I don't get it.

You guys seem to be friends.

We are friends now.

Boomer's a different
guy than he was then.

I was so violent, I landed
in solitary confinement

my very first day in prison.

( indistinct voices)

( Boomer grunting)

( indistinct voices)

Easy. Aah!

Move it.

Get in there!

BOOMER: Imagine
being locked in a dark hole.

The cell was so
small, I barely even fit.

I didn't know if I was gonna
make it through seven minutes,

let alone seven days.

I would have gone totally
nuts, except for the voice.

The voice?

Was it a ghost?

No, Jeff, it was a
person in the next cell.

He talked me through my fear.

The voice saved my life

in more ways than one.

What do you mean?

He started telling me
about the Lord, our Savior.

He told me if I knelt down
and asked for His forgiveness,

everything would
become bearable.

He quoted me
scriptures from the Bible,

and I still remember
them to this day.

Proverbs, Chapter Three.

PRISONER: "Trust in
the Lord with all your heart,

"and lean not on your
own understanding.

"In all your ways,
acknowledge Him,

"and He will direct your steps.

"For the Lord gives wisdom.

"From his mouth comes
knowledge and understanding,

"for He guards the
course of the just,

and He protects the
way of his faithful ones."

( boys murmuring)

The day before I
got out of solitary,

this man was released.

Now, don't forget,

I hated anybody
that wasn't white,

so what I saw and
heard changed me.

He came over, looked me
right in the eye, and said...

From this day on,
you will understand

what is right and just and fair.

Wisdom will enter your heart,

and knowledge will be
pleasant to your soul.

GUARD: Let's go, buddy.

Come on, up. Come on. Come on.

Move it!

BOOMER: And then I knelt down
and asked God to wash away my sins

and remove all the
hatred from my heart.

( kids murmuring)

My life changed forever
from that moment.

Okay, guys, let's get
back to work. BOY: Okay.

Speaking of work, I got to
get to Ranger headquarters.

Walker, would you do me a favor?

Yeah.

( boys murmuring)

Okay, guys.

Let's get ready to
kick some Denton butt.

ALL: Yeah!

( shouting)

Hey, Mr. Carson,
man, how you doin'?

Not so good, Mike.

Not so good at all.

What you talkin' about, man?

I mean, the
center is still open.

Didn't I tell you that I
wanted Boomer Knight

run off Division Street?

He's hurtin' my business, son.

And that ain't cool at all.

Where in the hell have you been?

Helping clean up
the youth center.

What did I tell you
about that place?

Didn't I tell you
not to go there?

I have to. I'm a
part of the team.

You're a part of this team,

and this team is the
only one that matters.

Mike, why don't
you go check it out?

It's fun over there.

( chuckles)

Look, little bro,

I'm gonna tell you
this for the last time.

The last time, a'ight?

Stay away from the center.

I'm not going to, a'ight?

And you can't make me.

Walker and Boomer
are my friends.

I'm goin' to the youth center.

You see this, dawg?

Boomer done turned my
own brother against me.

You call yourselves
the Guardians? Ha!

The Guardians of what?

You're not guarding
my dope or my money.

W-We've got it under control.

Really? Business
is slipping, Ace.

My people get busted

every time they
go near one of you.

That wasn't our fault.

Look, I don't want excuses!

I want results.

( indistinct voices)

Come on, man, y'all,
let's get these fools.

What the hell they doin' here?

( players shouting)

DANNY: Hey, Mike.

Don't "Hey, Mike" me.

You're leavin'.

I'm tryin' to play basketball.

Whoa, whoa. You in
here playin' basketball

with him? DANNY: So?

Let me hip you to
somethin', little bro.

This is Ace's cousin.

He is your enemy.

Never forget that, a'ight?

Touch my cousin
again, I'll kill you.

MIKE: Oh.

Well, bring it on then,
dawg. What you got?

What you got to say?

You being in my face. What's up?

What's up? What you got?

You ain't got nothin',
dawg. What's up?

Come on, then. You
guys think you're tough?

BOOMER: Well, I got
some guys comin' down here

that'll show you
what tough really is.

I had 'em comin' here

to talk to these boys,

but since you're here,
you might as well listen.

So go sit down!

I don't gotta listen
to nothin', man.

I'm out of here.

Yeah. whatever. Whatever.

Boomer said, "Sit down,"

Sit down, punk.

You deaf?

Or just dumb?
Hey, you better keep

your damn hands
off me. Just back off!

MIKE: Hey, Ranger?

Man, you just gonna sit there

and let them do this?
They can't do this!

Nothing I can do
about it, a'ight?

You get your
butts in them seats,

or I'm gonna wipe
the floor with 'em.

You hear me, boy?

Get back there, girlfriend.

MIKE: Get your hands off me!

You better sit down, punk.

Are you deaf?

Get back there, little girl?

Sit down!

Sit down, punk.

Sit... sit... Don't
bump into me!

Sit down!

I want you to listen up.

Gangs have been
running these streets

for a long time.

Have you ever asked yourself

what happened to
the old gang members?

You all are so
hell-bent on gang life,

we thought I might show
you where it would lead.

I went to prison,
and so did they,

so dig that.

Big deal.

It was a big deal, punk,

'cause prison took the best
years of my life from me, man.

( stifled laugh)

Oh, you think it's funny, huh?

You think it's funny?
Well, you ain't gonna

think it's funny when you're
down in that man's prison.

And you will end up there.

You guys think you're
pretty tough, huh?

Well, I thought I
was pretty tough, too.

Till I went to prison.

They call me
Slash. For a reason.

I lost an eye.

A guy slashed it
right out of the socket.

The train you guys are on

has two destinations...

Six feet under or prison.

And after a week...
Hell, after one day...

Six feet under ain't
gonna look so bad.

In prison, you ain't nothin'

but little girls,
fresh meat, baby.

And there's nothin'

cons like better
than little punks

who think they're tough.

These boys need to know

the truth about where
they're headed. Yeah.

I was once a punk

like you guys, and
when one of you guys

came inside, I'd
just want to kill you.

Me, too.

Do you know why?

'Cause every
time I'd look at you,

I'd think of the life
that I threw away.

And it'd remind
me how stupid I was

when I was like you.

And that's the
thing, girlfriend,

about hard time.

When you're doin' time,

you have all the
time to think about it

that you're the idiot
that put yourself

in that man's prison!

All you want to
do is look around

and point the finger
at somebody else.

You all is real easy targets.

Hot, new, young-lookin'
studs like you.

Love 'em, hate 'em,
beat 'em, and kill 'em.

It don't matter.

Just fill up that time and hate.

I think they've
got their attention.

♪ I'm a backboard
breaker, I'm a 360 spinner ♪

♪ I'm a slam-dunk daddy... ♪

Danny, Danny,
Danny, pass it to Jeff.

♪ You know I got skills,
got the game that thrills ♪

♪ Gonna make a... ♪

Box him in, bo-box him in.

Can you two play as
well as you give advice?

( chuckles)

Well, if you'd like
to get out there

and go a few games against me...

No, I don't think so.

But I know of a team in Denton

of guys your age that
would love to give you a go.

That is, if you're up to it.

( scoffs) Bring 'em on.

Yeah, I mean, if they want

their butts whooped,
bring 'em on.

Well, sounds like
a challenge to me.

You two better get
a team together.

♪ I'm a top-of-the-list man ♪

♪ Check out my
stats, I'm a king... ♪

Where the hell is everybody?

I haven't heard from either
one of these lowlifes in days.

♪ Hmm... ♪

♪ Gotta get down in it ♪

Man, these uniforms are lame.

The Blue Angels...
what's with the name?

I-I don't even know, man.

I'm just ready to
get this game on.

( crowd cheering)

All right, let's go, Blue.
Let's go, go, go. Whoo!

GAGE: Defense!

( indistinct voices)

( applause and cheering)

BOOMER: Come on, pass it to Ace.

( players shouting)

Defense!

Come on, guys. Wake up and live

a little bit. Let's
see some teamwork.

Walker knew that these kids
couldn't back down from a challenge.

BOOMER: Time out, Ref.

( whistle blows)
You know, I only wish

that we weren't losing so badly.

Does look pretty
hopeless, doesn't it?

Does anyone on this team know
what the word "team" means?

Then I'll show you.

Get up.

Get up.

Sit down.

Sit down.

Get up.

Get up.

Sit down.

Sit.

It means there is
no black or white

There's only blue...
the color of your uniform.

God doesn't see us in colors,

but in character.

Character is what matters.

Go out there today and see
each other as brothers in Christ.

If you can do that,
whether you win the game

or not, you'll
leave here winners.

( whistle blows)

Okay.

Let's go!

BOOMER: Let's do this thing!

( indistinct voices)

( cheering)

( indistinct voices)

( cheering)

( cheering)

( cheering)

Ho-ho!

( buzzer)

BOOMER: That's game.

( cheering)

I didn't do it, you know.

Do what? Trash the center.

You say you didn't
do it, I believe you.

You believe me?

Yeah, we do.

( cheering)

Yeah!

Told 'em! I told 'em!

( R & B song playing)

♪ ...and brother,
pass it on... ♪

( cheering)

Let's go! Match up, baby!

♪ 'Cause soon the
moment's gone... ♪

Yeah!

( cheering)

( applause and cheering)

( cheering) ( buzzer)

ANNOUNCER: Division Street now
advances to the League Championship.

( applause and cheering)

( cheering fades)

Haven't heard from
you lately, Mikey.

What's been going on?

Oh, you know, dawg,
just been busy, that's all.

You were playing
basketball at the center.

So?

With the Guardians, Mikey.

What are you tryin' to pull?

Look, it's nothing.

We just on the
same team, a'ight?

It's nothing? Huh.

I'm going to show you nothing.

You want me to cut the
Blades out of the action,

give it all to the Guardians?

You know what?

Go ahead, dawg.

Give it to 'em.

The Blades quit.

You going to regret this.

Whatever.

Let's get out of here, y'all.

( R & B song playing)

Cool.

Go, go, go!

Go, Danny!

♪ ...and make it
right, somehow ♪

♪ Take what came before you ♪

♪ And brother... ♪

All right, Danny, way
to go! Good move!

Whoo! Good going!

Your boys are doing great.

This is a miracle.

No matter how I tried,

I couldn't get through to them.

Danny was headed in
the same direction as Mike.

Now look at them.
( whistle blows)

Wouldn't have believed
it if I didn't see it.

Not only are the gangs
in here, so are the parents.

Like we've got a
real community now.

♪ Take what life
has taught you ♪

♪ And brother pass it on... ♪
( buzzer)

( cheering)

♪ And brother, pass it on... ♪

Not again.

What are you doing in here?

Let's do it, big man.

Surprised you.

That's it.

That doesn't look good.

Boomer?

Hey, Boomer!

I don't like this at all.

Doesn't look good to me.

( phone ringing)

Walker.

Walker, Sydney.

Gage and I are over
here at the center,

and it looks like it's
been broken into.

There's no sign of Boomer.

We'll be right there.

What y'all doing on our turf?

Hey, dawg.

We ain't come here
for no trouble, a'ight?

Boomer's been kidnapped,

and they took him to your turf.

What?!

I went early to help Boomer

set up, and they got him!

Who?

Carson's two new bodyguards.

You know anything about this?

ACE: Carson said he was
going to get even with us

when we told him we
stopped working for him.

He threatened us, too.

He's going to frame
us for killing Boomer.

MIKE: You know what?

We got to find Boomer
before it's too late.

If he's in our
turf, we'll find him.

Danny, you stay here, all right?

Yeah. You, too, Jeff.

Come on. I think I know
where they might be.

( murmuring)

( groaning)

Any sign of Boomer?

No. No sign of the
Guardians or the Blades either.

Ranger Walker,
Boomer's been kidnapped.

Yeah, Danny saw it.

Carson's two bodyguards

put Boomer in a
car and drove off

into Guardian territory.

Mike and Ace
went looking for him.

Carson must be the drug dealer.

Yeah. We got to find Boomer.

We can help. I know what the car

looks like. And I know some

places where they might be.

Okay, hop in the truck.

Come on, snap out of it.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

( mutters) Who are you?

Your worst nightmare, Boomer.

You messed with the wrong fella.

You're way out of your league.

Untie me and
we'll see about that.

( chuckling)

Go ahead and laugh, punk,

but if you think shooting
me is going to put things back

the way they were, you're crazy.

Oh, I'm not going to shoot you.

I'm gonna hang you, Boomer.

HENCHMAN: Come on, now.

You'll never get those kids back

working for you again.
We'll see about that.

All right, hey,
fellas, lift him up.

Lift him up!

BOOMER: Enough. Stop it. Enough.

Stop! Stop it!

Come on, man.
Take 'em out of here...

Come on, guys,
let's take it back

to the old days. Look, I...

I'll double your cut.

We don't want your
money. We gonna give you

what you were
about to give Boomer.

Yeah, have a necktie party.

Mike, Ace, don't do it.

If you hang him,
you go to prison.

And believe me, this
slimeball's not even worth it.

You guys did a good
thing here today.

And you saved my life.

Don't throw yours away.

I'm begging you.

Please.

BOOMER: Untie me.

Ace! Mike!

You must be Carson.

Why don't you let
me do the honors?

Glad to see you okay, Boomer.

Thanks to the kids.

( indistinct voices)

Well, how'd it go in court?

Carson was indicted
on multiple charges,

ranging from drug dealing
to attempted murder.

So with all our evidence
and your testimony,

we'll get a conviction.

Great.

Now, let's get on to
something really important.

The game.

Yeah, quite a crowd.

BOOMER: The entire
community's here.

Well, let's get it on.

See you.

♪ Take what came before you ♪

♪ And, brother, pass it on ♪

♪ Gotta live the moment ♪

♪ 'Cause soon the
moment's gone ♪

♪ Stand high on
giant shoulders ♪

♪ We're all on the same team ♪

♪ And if we work together
we're gonna find our dream ♪

♪ And if you all will share it ♪

♪ Then hope is never gone... ♪

♪ Take a man who's willing,
and brother pass it on ♪

You're really making
a difference, Boomer.

No, Walker, God's
making a difference.

♪ And brother, pass it on ♪

♪ And brother, pass
it on, yeah, yeah. ♪

♪ 'Cause the eyes of the
Ranger are upon you ♪

♪ Any wrong you
do he's going to see ♪

♪ When you're in
Texas, look behind you ♪

♪ 'Cause that's where
the Ranger's going to be. ♪