Walker, Texas Ranger — S03E06 — Rainbow Warrior
1994 · 60 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · DIR. Jerry Jameson
Overview
Although Chief Six Feathers' death is at first deemed an accident, his son immediately suspects foul play and enlists Walker and Trivette to help him track down whatever - or whoever - really killed his father.
Dialogue Timeline — 509 lines
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00:00:27 WALKER: I can't tell you how sorry I am, Cheryl.
00:01:35 both Billy and my father's body were gone.
00:04:58 Get up. Get out of here.
00:07:19 about the death of Six Feathers.
00:08:00 You see, we only control the lands adjoining the reservation,
00:09:01 I thought Six Feathers' death was an accident.
00:10:54 about Tricontinental?
00:12:06 Well, get a new map.
00:14:13 You're learning, Trivette.
00:15:39 Indian people have a duty to Mother Earth.
00:16:27 Tom!
00:18:48 Take my badge and my hat with you.
00:21:28 This is a human concern.
00:27:01 And this is where you found him? At the bottom of the well?
00:27:49 Maybe you'll see something I missed.
00:28:57 TRIVETTE: What the hell is this?
00:30:10 because I didn't expect any drag marks
00:30:55 I can tell you, it's not somebody I want after me, Alex.
00:33:28 We would never risk polluting a water table,
00:34:21 Chicory and corn silk. Haven't had this in years.
00:35:44 Bodie'd killed him and put him there.
00:36:54 Right, Mr. Bodie.
00:42:41 And Bodie can be in misery in prison.
00:43:46 Blood brother.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed509
Dialogue density8.5 lines / min
First line00:00:27
Final line00:43:46
Production Record
DirectorJerry Jameson
LanguageEnglish
Factoids
Episode
Walker, Texas Ranger, season 3, episode 6: Rainbow Warrior.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/3772/season/3/episode/6
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