Original subtitles

( light rock action theme playing)

TV ANNOUNCER: Technology stocks took a drop on the stock exchange...

MAN: I don't believe it.

Who's selling all these shares?

Who? Who? Huh?

The per-share price is gonna drop like a lead balloon.

Don't you guys understand that? Huh?

You're making me crazy!

MAN: So, um, how long you Rangers been looking for

this Charlie Brooks character?

TRIVETTE: He's been bouncing around a couple of months now.

Dallas Metro had him as a material witness

till he skipped on them. That's when we took over.

Yeah, we appreciate your help, Sergeant Clark.

Definitely. You Utah state troopers have been a big help.

No sweat. You boys sort of stick out,

if you know what I mean, up here in Mercer City.

Brooks was Jack Dupree's main accountant.

(whistles)

Jack Dupree, huh?

Even I've heard about that Texan.

Bad man to steal dirty money from.

And I'm sure Brooks realizes that now.

BROOKS: Roy, you are the broker.

The points keep dropping like this, I'm a dead man.

You understand that?

No. Kaput. Deceased. The whole thing.

( dramatic theme playing)

How you doing?

I didn't steal that money from Jack, understand?

Maybe I did, in a matter of speaking.

But I was gonna invest it for him, understand?

It was a loan. I was taking out a loan.

I was gonna even pay interest on the loan.

Well, why don't you tell that to Mr. Dupree?

I think he's dying to talk to you personally.

Wait a minute. He's here? No, but he's coming.

No, no. No, no. Come on.

All right, one question.

I just wanna know, you know, how you found me.

Your girlfriend. She was easy.

Angie?

You tortured her.

No. We just paid her off a few thou.

Like I said, she was easy.

That dirty... ( suspenseful theme playing)

TRIVETTE: There's Brooks.

Y-Y-You can't trust nobody, you know that?

Yeah. Come on. Can't trust nobody.

Who's he with?

I don't recognize either of them.

Let's find out.

Come on.

Cops. What?

Walker, watch out!

(grunts)

Hey, hey, hey, hey!

I don't wanna get shot.

Am I hit?

Take it easy. You took a crease on the head.

I'll get an ambulance.

I'm fine. I'm fine. No problem.

BROOKS: Oh, man, oh, man.

Am I in the middle of a meat grinder now, or what? Huh?

Hey. Huh?

I mean, that wise guy is taking me for a ride,

you guys, Rangers, are on my tail all the time.

I mean, who the hell knows

what's gonna happen next, you know?

How you feeling? I'm fine. No problem.

BROOKS: I come this close to being shark bait and he says "No problem."

Two more minutes.

Two more minutes, I am history. You understand? History.

And to top it all off, now Dupree knows where I'm at.

No, I'm... No, I'm just... Hoy.

I'm good as dead. Good as dead. You know what I mean?

You know what else happened? Huh? You know who finked on me?

My girl, Angie, right?

Yeah, for a few thou she finked on me.

The girl I'm gonna spend the rest of my life with.

The future mother of my children.

This is what I took a bullet for?

I'm afraid so.

What's the matter with him?

TRIVETTE: Forty-eight hours? What 48 hours?

Doctor's orders.

Well, get the doctor in here

'cause I gotta go back to Dallas with Walker.

It's not that I don't think that Utah's dandy.

I am just full of your fresh mountain air.

(laughs)

(laughs)

Forty-eight hours observation is SOP for concussions.

And that's how long you're staying with us, Ranger.

No, I'm not.

Oh, yes, you are.

The easy way, or the hard way.

It's your choice.

Walker, talk to this woman.

Not me.

I'll see you back in Dallas in a couple days, partner.

What?

(humming)

You're not gonna give me a shot.

As sure as you're lying there.

Walker!

TRIVETTE: Walker! Ow!

He hates needles. NURSE: You big baby.

TRIVETTE: Well, that hurt.

NURSE: It didn't hurt. Hush up. It'll be all right.

CLARK: What time is your flight?

Ten-thirty.

Well, we should make it, but it's gonna be close.

You know what? I really don't mind

if we miss this flight at all. Huh?

Come on, Walker, will you give me a break here?

I'm the only break you're gonna get, Brooks.

Yeah, right. If I testify against Dupree,

I'm a dead man and you know it.

Dupree's not gonna let you live whether you testify or not.

So you'd better hope we put him away.

Yeah, that'll never happen.

Have some faith, Brooks. BROOKS: Faith.

The only guy I got faith in is me, huh?

All my life, any time I trusted anybody,

I'd always get kicked right in the face.

That's why I'm an accountant. I crunch numbers

and they don't crunch me back.

You gotta trust somebody sometime.

Either that, or you're gonna be one lonely guy.

Let me tell you something.

I'd rather be lonely than dead.

( dramatic theme playing)

WOMAN: No, I don't have a broken leg.

I'm... I'm just pregnant.

Wow, I really feel silly in this.

I know, but it's airport regulations for...

For women in my condition. Yeah, I know.

My doctor advised me against traveling,

but, uh, Jerry, my husband, he's at Lackland.

Oh, is he Air Force?

Uh, yeah, he's shipping out for the Gulf,

so actually I-I don't know when I'll see him again.

So anyways, here I am.

I'm sure everything will be just fine.

BROOKS: Quit pushing me here, huh?

I'm nervous enough. I don't like little planes.

Good morning. Hello.

Ranger Walker, escorting this prisoner to Dallas.

Where I'll personally be chewed up

and spit out by both the system

and Jackson Blake Dupree.

Get on the plane, Brooks.

Yeah.

Oh, man.

Cuffs will have to come off, Ranger Walker.

I know. I'll take 'em off as soon as I get on.

( ominous theme playing)

(beeping)

( light rock action theme playing)

♪ 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 gonna see ♪

♪ When you're in Texas Look behind you ♪

♪ 'Cause that's where The Ranger's gonna be ♪

( suspenseful theme playing)

(beeping)

Oh, this is cute.

I got a bathtub bigger than this place.

(grunts)

Hi, how you doing, Uncle Sam?

(sighs)

You know, this is really wonderful.

In case we go down in flames, I can burn to death

with both of my hands free.

Will you shut up?

Hey, how you doing, people?

Is this the first time today that you seen a criminal type?

Excuse me.

Uh, do you normally transport criminals on this line?

COPILOT: If it bothers you, Mr. Burroughs,

you can always wait for the next flight out.

Well, if I didn't have important business in Salt Lake,

believe me, I'd consider it.

(sighs)

So you're a real Texas Ranger?

Sure am.

Whoa.

Whoa.

What'd he do?

I beat up about a hundred little snoopy guys like you.

WALKER: Don't pay any attention to him.

He's full of hot air.

Cordell Walker.

Robby Sanders.

( suspenseful theme playing)

Mr. Dupree, it's good to see you, sir.

You didn't have to come. I've got everything handled.

You got nothing handled, Tyrell.

You screwed up yesterday.

The only thing that's saving your skin

is that now I get Brooks and Walker

at the same time.

Is that the plane they're on?

TYRELL: Yes, sir.

And the popper's loaded, just like you wanted.

First the engine, then the fuel tank,

and then boom, they're history.

Give me the wand.

Tell the pilot to get us moving.

Yes, sir.

Where you going, Robby?

Salt Lake City.

My mom and dad broke up about a month ago.

Separated.

So I'm seeing my Dad for the first time

since it happened. You know.

It's the first time I've ever been

on a plane by myself before.

A little nervous?

Yeah, a little.

Yeah, well, I get a little nervous myself.

ROBBY: No way.

WALKER: Mm-hm.

But I figured out a way to overcome that nervousness.

How?

Well, what I do is,

just before we take off, I close my eyes

and picture myself riding my horse.

You have a horse?

No.

How about a dog? Yeah, his name's Rex.

Close your eyes and picture yourself

playing with Rex.

I know what I'd picture myself playing with.

Hey, it works.

( dramatic theme playing)

Mr. Dupree?

Well, when?

Ha. When the feeling hits me, Tyrell.

Till then I'm just gonna enjoy the moment.

Would you like something to drink?

I'll have a diet soda, please.

And what would you like?

A date.

(scoffs)

Sorry, soldier, that's not on the menu.

(laughs)

Then I guess I'll settle for a diet soda too.

What would you like, Ranger?

Uh, nothing, thanks.

And you?

Scotch and soda.

He'll have nothing.

COPILOT: Something to drink, Mrs. Curtis?

Oh, yeah, just some water.

COPILOT: Sir?

N-N-Nothing.

Hey, there's a plane. It's right underneath us.

A plane? A plane?

Oh, my God, Walker.

That's... That's Dupree there.

Hello. Hello. Got a surprise for you.

Walker, that's Dupree.

Oh, my God.

(beeping)

Adios, you back-stabbing little worm.

And you too, Ranger Walker.

(beeps)

What the hell?

PILOT: Oh, my God.

WALKER: Everybody stay calm.

Stay calm.

How bad is it?

The explosion knocked out our hydraulics.

We're going down. Okay. Here.

Everything will be all right, Robby.

Put your head down.

(groans)

The tank didn't go. The fuel tank didn't go.

I don't... Look, look. It's still going down though.

( dramatic theme playing)

BROOKS: I don't believe this. We're gonna crash.

And it's all your fault, Walker.

Put your head down.

On earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread,

and forgive us our trespasses,

as we forgive those who trespass...

(Mrs. Curtis praying indistinctly)

PILOT: We've had an explosion. Mayday, mayday.

( dramatic theme playing)

PILOT: I repeat, mayday, mayday.

(all screaming)

(coughing)

Anyone hurt?

Oh, my knee.

You okay? Uh, yeah.

Let's get out of here.

Brooks, help Mrs. Curtis.

All right.

Come on. Oh, man.

That's it.

WALKER: Be careful.

Go on, Robby.

Ranger, the pilot is hurt.

Take the copilot out.

(copilot moans)

(soldier coughing)

( dramatic theme playing)

(coughing)

Brooks, come get the pilot.

Man, I ain't a hero, man. I ain't no hero.

I knew I shouldn't have worn my good suit.

You know what I mean?

Brooks. Brooks, I'll give you a hand.

BROOKS: Yeah. All right.

Mayday, mayday.

This is Mercer Flight 43.

Mayday.

Come on, get out of there!

WALKER: Mayday.

Mayday.

Get out of there, Ranger.

ROBBY: Come on, get out.

BROOKS: Get out of there.

SOLDIER: Get out of there, Ranger!

ROBBY: Get out of there, Walker.

BROOKS: Come on, hurry up.

ROBBY: Walker, get out of there.

(grunting)

( dramatic theme playing)

You okay, Ranger Walker? Yeah.

Hey. Hey, look, it's that plane.

Huh? Hey, hey!

(all shouting indistinctly)

They're alive.

That little weasel knows more about me than my dentist.

Tell the pilot to go back to Mercer.

We need a chopper.

And some more men.

I want that little worm accountant dead.

And everybody who's with him.

MRS. CURTIS: They gotta stop for us.

SOLDIER: Oh, boy, talk about luck.

And bad luck.

Right? Huh?

Now they know we're alive here.

Oh, man. Uh, what's he talking about?

'Cause they want me. I got enough information.

I can put these guys away forever.

Do you know that? Oh, man.

I mean, they don't care if they whack all of you to get to me.

Little Charlie Brooks here, right? Right? Huh?

I'm telling you, he's not gonna let us

get off this mountain alive.

Oh, man. Oh, man.

Is that true, Ranger Walker?

Yeah, it's true.

( dramatic theme playing)

Salt Lake City's just a couple hours flight from here, right?

Maybe less.

And it's just an hour before his connection to Dallas.

So he should've called.

(rings)

Walker, what's g...?

Hi, Alex.

Jimmy, we have a problem.

What is it? Walker? I'm afraid so.

I called Salt Lake City to leave a message for him

at the terminal.

But they said that his flight is missing.

It just dropped off the radar.

Where's my trousers? What's going on?

Jimmy, are you there?

Looking for these?

Give me my pants.

Now lady!

I thought I was gonna have to fight her for 'em.

WALKER: We are gathered here to pray for the soul of this brave man.

The Lord giveth life. The Lord taketh away.

This man gave his life for us.

All of us here will never forget his sacrifice.

Amen.

Thanks for the jacket.

Okay, everyone, over here for a minute.

The nearest road

is about 15 miles from here.

Mrs. Curtis, you think you're up for it?

BROOKS: If we could, uh,

you know, cut the chatter here and get going.

Yeah, I'll be fine. I'm not due for another month.

Okay. Well, if we stick together,

we'll get off this mountain safely.

BURROUGHS: Uh, uh.

No way. Not me. I'm... This is crazy!

We... They always send rescue parties

and I'm gonna be right here waiting for one.

That's real smart, you know that?

Because you're gonna be the first one

to get whacked by Jack Dupree.

Oh, he doesn't want me.

I didn't do anything to him.

Dupree's a cold-blooded killer. He won't care.

Now, we don't have time to argue with you. Let's go.

Oh, stupid... (grunts)

(sarcastically): Right away, Ranger Walker.

( ominous theme playing)

(helicopter whirring)

(helicopter approaching)

( dramatic theme playing)

That way.

I'm glad the crash didn't waste them.

I haven't had a pump like this in years.

Come on, Stonecrow. Let's find 'em and kill 'em all.

Come on!

( suspenseful theme playing)

(animal grunts)

Great. This is really great, you know that?

(coughs)

How you holding up?

Oh, I'm okay.

Exercise is good for a mother-to-be, right?

Yeah.

Well, let's rest here for a while.

Oh, good idea.

Thank you.

Grayer? Yeah?

I'm gonna go back and see if Dupree's on our trail.

Okay. Okay, it's gonna be dark soon.

No fires. Okay.

I'll keep an eye on things.

Okay.

Ranger Walker, I wanna go with you.

Well, I'd like for you to go with me, Robby,

but I need you to stay here

and keep an eye on things. Will you do that for me?

Sure. Okay, good boy.

BROOKS: Hey, kid.

Come here a second.

Hey, didn't anybody ever tell you

that it's dumb to volunteer for anything?

No, it's not.

Everybody has to help.

It's like Walker said.

And that's how everybody's gonna be saved.

Working together. Yeah, right, right.

It's gonna be pure luck if any of us get out of here alive.

Hey, come on, Brooks. Hey, I'm just telling the kid

where it's at, you know? What's real.

But it isn't real.

You're just talking like that 'cause you're scared.

The boy was just trying to be positive about the situation.

Positive, huh?

Positive is for suckers, huh?

Like guys who join the Army. Be what you wanna be, right?

In my neighborhood that means that you're a dead man.

Then you can keep your neighborhood, Brooks.

All to yourself.

I guess you got a point, Brooks.

Is that how you got arrested? By looking at what was real?

(mockingly): "Looking at what was real."

Why don't you just...?

We should've left you back there

so Dupree could've been miserable too, you know?

Whoo. Ooh. Ah.

You okay, Jessica?

Yeah.

I guess the baby just wants out.

Wants out?

I thought you said you weren't due for a month.

Well, I'm not, but I...

I don't think he knows that.

That's just great. That's just wonderful. Huh?

Now we got a rug rat on this hike.

I mean, that just puts the icing on the old cake-o.

Do you ever shut up?

Me? No, never. I even talk in my sleep.

I lost my first wife that way. Biggest mistake of my life.

TRIVETTE (over phone): We just pinpointed the location

where the plane disappeared from their radar.

We're gonna start there, all right?

And the local authorities are bringing in

search and rescue from Salt Lake City.

Search and rescue?

Yeah, but they won't be able to get here till late morning.

Clark and I talked. We got a chopper.

We're starting out at first light.

All right, I'll talk to you later.

I'm worried, C.D.

I know you are,

but you don't have to worry, honey.

Cordell's been in a lot of close scrapes

and always got out.

It won't be no different this time.

Don't worry so much, please.

( ominous theme playing)

(grunts)

(grunting)

What is it?

He's here.

( eagle cries)

All right, get everybody ready.

We're going after him. Now.

Morning.

Hey, that's Walker, and I say we go now.

Morning.

Listen up, Indian Joe.

When Mr. Dupree says we go, then we go.

(grunting)

Right. Morning.

MAN: Ow!

( peaceful theme playing)

Where is he? Why isn't he back yet?

What if they got him?

Well, talk like that isn't gonna help.

She's right, Burroughs,

so why don't you just keep your mouth shut?

Why don't you make me?

I could, you know.

All I'm saying is, what if he doesn't come back?

What are we gonna do? Are we just gonna wait?

Dupree and his killers are gonna come find us and...

What would you suggest?

Leave him here and move on.

Oh, yippee-ki-yo-ki-yay on that one, huh?

That's a great idea.

BURROUGHS: I'm just being practical.

It's Brooks they want, not us.

Like you said, I'm just looking at what's real.

You be quiet, you. You big dummy.

Ranger Walker will be back real soon

and he won't let you do that.

Listen up, everybody. Let's get ready to move out.

You mean now? Yeah, now.

Burroughs, help Mrs. Curtis.

Listen, they're about three miles back.

They've got a tracker, and he's really good,

so keep your eyes open.

Gotcha.

I just, uh... I gotta...

You know, I appreciate what you said over there, okay?

You didn't think it was dumb or anything?

Dumb? No, no. No, it wasn't...

Not dumb and I just, uh... I wanna thank you for that.

You're welcome, Mr. Brooks.

Well, it's Charlie.

I mean... I mean... I mean, if you wanna call me, uh,

you know, Charlie, you can.

Okay... Charlie.

(chuckles)

Yeah, we... We'd better get going.

Never had a friend as short as you.

I mean, I don't mean you're short,

but, I mean my friends are usually tall.

( mellow theme playing)

They buried him and then headed off in that direction.

Yeah, and a chopper set down over there.

I'm guessing at least a half-a-dozen,

in combat and hiking boots, are heading out after 'em.

Looks like Walker and the rest of the survivors

are being hunted.

We better chopper back for help.

No, that's gonna take too long.

I know Walker. I got a gut feeling

that he's heading for the nearest road.

That'd be a smart thing to do.

Yeah, like this junction right here.

You know what? Why don't we set down right here

and then send the chopper back to Mercer for reinforcements?

While we work our way back toward Walker

and the rest of the survivors.

Yeah. Maybe we'll run into 'em. Come on.

Yeah. Maybe we won't run into Dupree's boys.

( suspenseful theme playing)

WALKER: There's a cabin. I'll go and take a look.

You guys wait here. All right.

Okay.

A few hours ahead.

Can't wait to get my hands on that little worm.

Let's go.

( tense theme playing)

Okay, let's go.

(grunts)

I'm telling you,

this clean air is gonna kill me.

There's a bed inside, Jessica. You can lie down.

Yeah, a bed would be nice.

(whimpering)

Oh, God. Oh, man.

Oh, man. Oh, man. Oh, no.

Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no, no, no, no.

(panting)

Oh, man. Uh-oh.

Don't wanna go in there, don't wanna see this.

We don't wanna see what's gonna happen in there now.

Easy there. There we go.

This is gonna be... This is... This is terrible.

Oh, man. Oh, man.

Okay, easy.

Ah. Watch it.

Okay, lay back and relax.

I can't.

(panting)

Her water broke, Walker.

Your baby's coming, Jessica.

( tense theme playing)

( suspenseful theme playing)

WALKER: Breathe, Jessica. That's it, that's it.

WALKER: It's okay. Breathe.

Let me know when you have a contraction.

It's coming.

WALKER: Okay.

Okay, all right. It's coming.

When you feel a contraction, hold your breath and push.

Hold your breath and push.

Push down with those muscles. You know, you gotta push, push.

Push, Jessica.

Come on, hang in there, girl.

Hang in. That's it.

That's it. Down and out, down and out.

Just push that thing through there.

Oh, man. You know what? I wish I knew what my stocks

were doing right about now, you know?

How long between contractions? About a minute.

Okay, okay, come on.

It hurts. Okay, all right. Yeah, I know.

Come on, come on. Thattagirl.

Just breathe, just breathe. That's it, that's it.

That's it, that's it. Bear down there, bear down.

WALKER: Thattagirl. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on, hang on.

It's all right.

Come on.

Is she gonna be okay? I don't know. What do I...?

I know this stuff about babies and everything, you know?

I mean, I hope she's gonna be all right.

Come on. It'll be okay, son.

Women have been doing this for thousands of years.

I got your thousand years.

COPILOT: Go, Jessica. WALKER: All right now, hang on.

Come on, focus. Focus.

All right, just focus. Focus on the baby now.

Just focus on the baby and start breathing the thing.

Start breathing the... The up and down thing.

WALKER: It's all right.

It's... It's gonna be a boy.

Yeah. It's gonna be a boy.

I know it. I can feel it. It's gonna be a boy.

You know what? I feel it too. I feel it's gonna be a boy.

There's something in me that feels it, you know?

That's it. Breathe, breathe. Okay. All right. Okay.

Deep, deep.

MRS. CURTIS: Help me. Get him out.

Come out. Oh, please, come out.

WALKER: Thirty seconds.

When you see the baby it'll be worth it.

No, it won't. I don't want it. Yes, it will.

Yes, it will. Oh, it burns.

Yeah, okay, easy.

(Mrs. Curtis crying)

Oh! I... I see the head. I see the head.

The head, the head. Do you hear that?

The head's up there.

The head's up there now. The head's up.

Come on, push. Hang in there.

Come on. That's it.

Thattagirl, Jessica. All right, now. Hang on.

Jerry will be so proud of you.

Oh, man. Oh, man. The whole thing is crazy.

I mean, who wants to have a baby

if you gotta go through this stuff all the time?

I mean, this is like a... Like a torture thing or something.

For God's sake, Brooks, will you sit down?

I'm not gonna sit. I can't sit down right now.

Anything happening yet?

Do you know what's happening? Nothing. No baby.

Except I'm getting 50 years older right about now, okay?

Hey, come on. Make a hole, make a hole, make a hole.

Oh, man.

Oh, I've never been through this stuff before

like this, you know.

Come on, good. There you go, Jessica.

Keep pushing. Eight, nine.

Keep pushing. Here he comes.

Here he comes. Attagirl.

Here he is. Here he is. And... (grunts)

(baby crying)

It's a boy.

He's so beautiful.

Wow!

(Brooks laughing)

Wow.

Here's your little boy.

Yeah, wow.

WALKER: He's got all his little fingers and his little toes. He's fine.

Hey, Grayer, it's a boy.

(Brooks laughs) (laughs)

( ominous theme playing)

Get down! Run!

( dramatic theme playing)

(grunts)

(groans)

Wait a minute. Wait. Oh, man, oh, man.

Is this gonna be a stupid move on my part, or what?

Come on, hurry up. Come on.

Come on, come on.

(grunts)

Get him inside.

(grunts)

(grunts)

Come here, kid. Come here, come here.

Quick, quick.

(baby crying)

Are you okay?

Yeah, thanks. I'm fine.

WALKER: Dupree!

DUPREE: What do you want, Walker?

We have a newborn baby in here.

Gee, that's too bad.

Oh, that dirty rotten son of a...

I'm sorry. I'm sorry, you know, but...

You know, I just can't wait to put that guy away.

WALKER: Grayer.

How bad you hurt? Just the neck.

Okay, hold them off.

I'll try to flank 'em.

( tense theme playing)

There. The Ranger.

Get him.

You two go with him. Go with Stonecrow.

Hey, Dupree!

I'm coming out,

if you promise not to hurt anybody in here, huh?

Sure, Brooks. Come on out. We'll talk.

Don't do it, man.

Come on, I got no choice here.

I mean, maybe he won't take it out

on the rest of you guys, huh?

No. No, Charlie.

Hey, hey, hey kid. Hey, come on.

I got no choice, huh? Hey. Ha.

Get over there. Get over there. Come on.

Oh, man,

I just wonder how my stocks are doing, you know?

You see anything?

No. Maybe we should stay together.

( suspenseful theme playing)

How you doing, Mr. Dupree?

Uh, you know, you did promise, you know,

that you ain't gonna hurt nobody in there, okay?

So long, you worm.

Beautiful day.

(gun cocks)

No, no. No, please, please. I...

Drop it, Dupree! Hold it!

(grunts)

(grunts)

Take that, huh?

(chuckles)

( tense theme playing)

(grunts)

(grunts)

(yelling)

(grunts)

( action theme playing)

( dramatic theme playing)

( eagle cries)

Well, Walker, if I ever get to Dallas,

I'll look you fellas up.

Look forward to it. Okay.

(engine starts)

WALKER: How you feeling?

Oh, I'm great.

Look, isn't he beautiful?

WALKER: He sure is.

I think I'm gonna name him Cordell.

Oh, that is if it's okay with you.

It'd be my honor.

Have you heard from your husband?

Oh, yeah, emergency leave. He'll be here in a few hours.

You did great out there, soldier.

Thanks, and this is one Purple Heart

I won't mind missing.

Hey, man, I wanna thank you for coming out there to get me.

Well, I've learned more in the last two days

than in my whole life. I...

I think I'm gonna do

some major re-evaluating.

My number for when, you know, you're not busy being a hero.

Okay.

So long, Corporal Grayer.

Bye, Mrs. Curtis and your little boy.

See you, kid. Bye, Robby.

Mom? Dad?

And they're together.

( majestic theme playing)

What are you crying about?

Oh, man.

Don't you just love happy endings?

( light rock action theme playing)

♪ 'Cause the eyes Of the Ranger ♪

♪ Are upon you ♪

♪ Any wrong you do He's gonna see ♪

♪ When you're in Texas Look behind you ♪

♪ 'Cause that's where The Ranger's gonna be ♪