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Title	Walker, Texas Ranger: Season 7
Year	1998
Time	1081 mins
Genre	Action
Director	Jerry Jameson; Michael Preece
Edition
Format	DVD
Actor	Clarence Gilyard Jr. as James Trivette; Sheree J. Wilson as Alex Cahill; Chuck Norris as Cordell Walker; Nia Peeples as Sydney Cooke; Judson Mills as Francis Gage; Noble Willingham as C.D. Parker; Anthony John Denison as Michael Westmoreland; Geoffrey Betts as Chess Player; Sammo Hung Kam-Bo as Sammo Law; Cynthia Dorn as M.E. Mary Williams; Jackson Burns as Biker; Jack Martin as Stinger Man #1; Tom Nowicki as Neal Brockmeyer; Todd Terry as Dr. Brown; Robert Wall as Customs Official
Rating	NR (Not Rated)
Cinematography	Karl Kases
Language	English
Plot	Cordell Walker is a contemporary Texas Ranger working out of the Dallas office who believed in dealing with criminals the old-fashioned way--by beating them up. Despite the rules that governed the way law-enforcement officers were supposed to act. Walker's approach closely resembled the 'eye for an eye' school of crime fighting. His partner is young Jimmy Trivette, who had grown up in the slums of Baltimore and used football as his ticket to a college education and a career with the Dallas Cowboys until he busted his shoulder. Despite Jimmy's belief in computers and scientific criminology, working with Walker, always seemed to leave him bruised and sore--when Walker was trying to get information or take people into custody it was more than likely there would be a fistfight or karate kicks. County Assistant D.A. Alex Cahill, his sometimes girlfriend, frowned on Walker's methods, even if they did get results. When not on duty Walker and the others hung out at C.D.'s, the saloon
Producer	Aaron Norris; Bob Gookin
Writer	Paul Haggis; Christopher Canaan
Subtitles	English (Closed Captioned)