The television show Walker, Texas Ranger starring Chuck Norris premiered on CBS.
The original series of Walker, Texas Ranger concluded after eight seasons and 203 episodes.
A TV movie continuation of the Walker, Texas Ranger series aired on CBS.
A reboot of the original television series Walker, Texas Ranger was officially announced.
The reboot series titled Walker premiered with a new lead actor on The CW.
Cordell Walker becomes a Texas Ranger, beginning his law enforcement career in Texas, driven by his commitment to justice and martial arts skills.
Walker is assigned to the Dallas division, where many of his notable cases and partnerships, including with James Trivette and Alex Cahill, take place.
Walker meets and begins working with Assistant District Attorney Alex Cahill, forming a strong professional and personal bond.
James Trivette, an ex-football player turned Ranger, joins Walker as his partner, complementing his traditional approach with technology.
Walker and his team uncover and dismantle a major drug trafficking operation in Dallas.
Walker rescues his younger sister Samantha from a dangerous kidnapping, highlighting his family values and commitment.
Walker confronts memories and unresolved issues from his time served in the Vietnam War as they impact his current cases and character.
In a high-stakes case, Walker prevents a coordinated terrorist attack against Dallas, showcasing his heroism and quick thinking.
Walker proposes to Alex Cahill, cementing their romantic relationship that develops throughout the series.
Walker loses his father, which deeply affects him and motivates him to continue his legacy of justice.
Walker investigates and exposes corruption within the Texas Rangers, reinforcing his integrity and loyalty to justice.
In one of the most intense cases, Walker tracks down and stops a serial killer terrorizing Dallas.
Walker and Alex get married, marking a milestone in their personal lives.
Samantha Walker graduates, representing the progress and growth of Walker's family life away from the dangers of law enforcement.
After decades of service, Walker retires, concluding his active career as a Texas Ranger.
