Walker
TV-14
6.2
2021
Drama
, Western
, Crime
, Action & Adventure
Cordell Walker, a widower and father of two with his own moral code, returns home to Austin after being undercover for two years, only to discover there's harder work to be done at home.
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- Cast：
- Jared Padalecki , Molly Hagan , Keegan Allen , Violet Brinson , Kale Culley , Coby Bell , Odette Annable , Jeff Pierre , Mitch Pileggi , Ashley Reyes
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EP1 - The Quiet
April. 03,2024
It's Walker's birthday and Geri is pulling out all the stops, but her plans are thwarted.
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EP2 - Maybe It's Maybelline
April. 10,2024
Walker, Cassie and Trey are charged with keeping an 80-year-old grandmother and witness safe.
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EP3 - Lessons from the Gift Shop
April. 17,2024
Trey and Liam try to help Walker figure out his next steps with Geri. Liam confides in Walker that he’s worried about Stella. Meanwhile, Stella and Sadie look into recent events. August begins his bootcamp training and it is not what he expected. Liam helps Cassie sift through the clutter. Lastly, the family works together on a fundraiser.
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EP4 - Insane B.S. and Bloodshed
April. 24,2024
Walker's lies about the Jackal case finally catch up to him, testing his friendship with his old partner, Captain James. Cassie works a lead in the Jackal case alongside Detective Luna and learns a hard lesson. Stella makes a shocking realization.
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EP5 - We've Been Here Before
May. 01,2024
Walker, Trey, Cassie and Detective Luna are all hands on deck with their case. Geri is presented with an interesting offer, and Liam jumps in to help. Meanwhile, Stella and August help Abby and Bonham and stumble upon some interesting information. Lastly, James tries to make amends.
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