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Smell that air, people.

Smell that air.

It's so beautiful.

I can't believe we're finally doing this.

Six -day camping trip. It's going to be great.

It sure is.

Living off the land.

Living off the land.

You mean we're not bringing any food?

Bringing any food? What is the challenge of bringing food?

Besides, you haven't lived until you've tasted Walker's famous water bug

biscuit. Water bug biscuit.

Yeah, it goes great with my tree frog chili.

Oh, Alex forgot about your tree frog chili. My mouth is just watering

about it.

Water bug biscuits and tree frog chili. I get it. You guys are messing with me.

Right?

I thought you were the one that was having a hard time there. They did.

Did I mention to you how nice it is having you with us, Carlos?

Luke, you get the gear. Buddy, you get the grunt. You got it, Dwight.

Now!

Hey

there.

Hello.

Where are you going?

Going shopping. You want to come?

Well, we'd love to, but we just rented some bikes.

Decided to go on a little bike ride.

Okay. Well, have fun.

We will.

That was a close call.

That's 10 boxes, 12 gigs, 10 boxes, 20 gigs. The total is $137 .32.

You know who I am?

Good. Put this on account.

Account?

What account?

On account if you don't.

I'm going to come right over this counter and rip your heart right out of

chest.

You have a nice day.

Remember, men, it's not whether you win or lose.

It's whether I win or lose.

All right, best two out of three.

Yeah, all right.

Look at her, Dwight, isn't she beautiful?

I want her, Dwight.

Anything little brother wants?

Little brother can get it.

In the eyes of a ranger, the unsuspecting stranger had better know

of wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

Any long you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna be.

I'm an opera singer. What do you do for a living?

Wow.

I'm a Texas Ranger.

A Texas Ranger? You are not.

Who's one of you?

I am.

All right, then. What position do you play?

No, you're thinking of the baseball team. I'm a cop.

A cop?

Yeah. With a hat. Mm -hmm.

I'm not gonna take this sitting down.

much I've been looking forward to.

Well, you've been working hard. You deserve it.

Excuse

me,

dear.

You've heard of Bonnie and Clyde, have you? Of course. They've been away and

weren't baby.

No, that's the movie.

Oh, perfect timing. See, this is my partner. Walker, tell him.

Tell him what?

That we're Texas Rangers.

Trevette, you're not using that old Texas Ranger line again, are you?

He's joking with you.

Ladies, a man should be proud of what he does for a living, right?

Yes.

Someone has to clean septic tanks.

Septic tanks now.

Well, you got the smell off tonight.

Oh, my goodness.

Good.

Walker, he's joking with you. Okay.

I am a cop.

Right, a cop.

I am.

I

feel

bad. When we were young, you studied karate.

I hung out in pool halls.

Double or nothing.

It's your money.

Excuse me.

My little brother likes you.

That's nice.

He wants to dance with you.

I'm sorry. I don't want to dance right now.

That's too damn bad.

He wants to dance with you. So you're going to dance?

Let her go.

This ain't your business, cowboy.

She's with me, so it is my business.

Now let her go.

What if I said if you don't get your butt back over there, I'm gonna kick

cowboy butt back over there?

I'd say start kicking.

Oh, really?

Walker, let's just go.

Ain't that cute?

Let's get it on.

Get back, Alex.

cowboy and the choir boys.

All right.

That's enough.

Can't you boys ever come to town without starting trouble?

Now get out.

You're lucky, cowboy.

Sheriff come when he did.

Real lucky.

The funny thing about luck is, it can change.

Like that.

Let's get out of this, you know.

Thanks, Sheriff. Chandler. Tom Chandler.

Cordell Walker, Texas Ranger from Dallas. My partner, James Trevette. How

doing? Assistant District Attorney Alex Cahill. Hi. Trent Malloy. Carl

Fendevall. Nice to meet you folks.

Who are these guys?

Trammell brothers.

Dwight, Buddy, and Luke.

From here?

No, they live off on their own. Word is they got a cabin somewhere up in the

mountains, but no one's ever seen it.

Rumor has it that they got the entire area booby -trapped.

And none of them would think twice about shooting a trespasser. I don't want to

run into them again.

I'll keep an eye on them until they leave.

I appreciate it, Sheriff.

Mano, I want a rematch.

And the glutton for punishment.

Oh, Ranger Travert.

I thought you were going to talk about Bonnie and Clyde.

Hey.

Hank.

What did you do?

I didn't do anything.

Huh.

Honest. I don't know.

So, anybody want a cup of coffee before we take off? That'd be great, Ellen. No,

thank you. I do.

I want a nonfat, half -calf, half -decaf locket.

Jimmy. What?

Well, use your imagination, because you know I don't like regular coffee.

my little brother wanted just one little dance.

You couldn't do that, could you?

Excuse me.

My friends are waiting for me.

Well, they're going to have to keep waiting.

Because last night it was just a dance.

But now, he decided he wanted something a little more fun.

Fiddle down and relax, old fitty.

You might even enjoy this.

Let her go, Dwight.

You want to do this, Sheriff?

I said, let her go, Dwight.

You heard him, boys.

Get out of here. Let's go. Get out. Come on.

I wonder what's keeping Alex.

She's probably looking for your nonfat latte.

That's very funny.

I'll go look for her.

I don't want to hear anything from the peanut gal.

Who are these guys?

Trammell Brothers.

Rumor has it they've got a cabin up in the mountains.

No one's ever seen it.

to me you may be pretty but out here if you can't pull your own weight

you're nothing but a hothouse flower and out in these mountains

those kind of flowers don't last very long so you shut up and you

keep up

The trammel.

What? It killed the syrup when they took Alex.

I think you should know that I'm an assistant district attorney for Tarrant

County in Texas.

No kidding.

You know, I never had me a district attorney before.

You know how to pick a little brother.

You're not listening to me.

It's not too late. If we turn around right now, I could talk to the...

Lesson number two.

If I want something out of you, I'll beat it out of you.

Come on.

I think they'd be more careful about disguising the trail.

They're not worried about us. That was their first mistake.

Now their first mistake was taking Alex.

Got my stuff.

Oh, right there.

Easy, boys, easy.

100 % homegrown, one -size -plateau marijuana.

You got quite a cutie here.

How much you want for her? She's not for sale.

Dwight, talking about a lifetime supply of wacky weed for that.

You heard my brother. She ain't for sale.

You boys want to be that way.

You know, I might just get to a point where my weed's not for sale either.

Listen, Leo, we get tired of her. She's yours.

Deal.

Oh, hey.

Let me put your heads up about something.

There's four guys following us.

They might come this way.

Well, if they come this way, they won't be following you anymore.

Good.

Let's go.

Look at all this marijuana.

They say the drug education's been a failure.

Fellas made a big mistake coming after the Trammell brothers.

Now you're gonna have to die for it.

How far ahead are they?

Now why would you want to know that?

I'm just curious, wondering how fast we're catching up with them.

They came through here about a half hour ago. You satisfied?

Where's their cabin located?

Can you believe this? Instead of begging for his life, he wants to know where

the cabin is.

Well, you're gonna kill us anyway, so what's the difference?

It's in a little valley on the south side of the mountain.

Now, is there anything else you want to know before I kill you?

I can't think of anything.

How about you guys?

Good to hear.

Nope.

You guys know why they call this stuff dope.

Oh, man, it's cutting me. Come on, ease up. Be tight.

Easy.

Come on, man.

You guys just going to leave us here?

Until we get back.

Yeah, but when the trammels kill you, then who's going to let us go?

Well, I guess you better hope that doesn't happen. Come on.

That cowboy of yours is better than I thought.

But we'll fix a little surprise for him and his friends.

They're not far ahead of us.

I think my one law means a thing out here.

It's law of survival.

Walker gets through with you, you're gonna wish you hadn't survived.

This Martin Matthew is going to be real painful.

Nugget, hold it.

Don't let this thing come out too quick.

How about that?

Okay.

These rocks get them right in the face.

They'll never know what hit them.

Get out of the way.

Come on, let's go.

Okay, you might see the lights play that truck that hit me.

You have some broken ribs.

You're right. I've hurt my brief.

Sorry about that, Trevette.

Ought to be me lying there.

Forget about it. Just give me help. All right.

Easy.

Nice and easy. All right.

I think I can walk.

Okay.

Carlos, get Trevette down the mountain.

Try not to go after Alex. Yeah.

All right.

Yeah? Yeah.

Okay? I live.

I think.

Take her inside.

Make her presentable.

Which way do you think we should go?

What happened to you?

I was a waitress at a truck stop outside of Salt Lake.

Dwight asked me out for a drink, and the next thing I knew, I was tied up in the

back of a pickup.

How long have you been here?

Two years.

Two years?

You should do.

What are you talking about?

How can you let them treat you like this?

It's important that you do exactly what they tell you. Do what they tell me. I'm

not doing anything that they tell me. Shh.

They'll hear you. I don't care if they hear me. That's because you don't know

what they're capable of.

And I'm not going to find out.

Because I'm not staying.

Haven't you tried to escape?

Yes.

We have.

It's your lung.

You must have punctured it.

Thank you, Dr. Sandoval.

You shouldn't move.

I need to get you some help.

Let's look at you.

That's more like it. Come here, look at this.

I'm glad you approve.

You might fit in pretty well here after all.

But you're going to take that ring off. Go to hell.

Hold her.

Get

in

there and fix some food.

They got out here.

What are you doing?

I'm getting out of here. No, you can't. You know what they'll do if they catch

you. I know, but they're not going to catch me.

I'll bring back help, I promise.

Good luck.

I'm just going to have to teach you. You can't run away.

Close one.

Thanks.

We're getting close.

Can't wait.

Bramble, come and get me.

I've had enough of this cowboy and his bait. I want him dead. Got it. Go.

We'll finish this when I get back.

Get the hell out.

What's wrong?

Okay, cowboy.

How about you and me, huh?

Might know we might know, huh?

Don't you even look at me, boy.

But you, how about you, man?

You bad, you Texas Ranger. Come on, killer.

Get yourself.

Yeah, Trent.

He deserves a beating.

He sure does.

Oh, yeah. Come get you one, baby.

Yes, Bertie, good.

Watch him.

I've got to free Alex.

What did you saw?

Do you remember my latte?

The doctor says I'll be as good as new in no time.

That's great, Jimmy.

Yeah, how are you doing?

I'm doing okay.

Now that the Trammell brothers are in jail, Sally and Vanessa are back with

their families.

I can't even imagine what they must have gone through.

What about the marijuana farmers?

They're in custody, right?

Yeah. Trent called that in.

I didn't call it in. Why would I call it in? I thought you called it in. No, I

didn't call it in.

Well,

no one called it in.

Wow.

Who's going to call it in?

I'll tell you what.

We'll flip for it in the morning.

I'm sorry.

It hurts when you laugh, huh?

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

And all you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in tech group, look behind you.

Cause that's where the rangers lie.