Every single episode of "Walker, Texas Ranger" invariably follows the exact same predictable, but nonetheless ass kicking plot line.  Each episode can be broken down into 4 separate segments that add to the aura that is Chuck Norris (besides his incredible display of musical talent when he sings the theme song).

1.  Opening Scene That Introduces Something that Pisses Walker Off

This occurs in minutes 1-15 of the episode.  More often than not a main character will be involved in some project that makes society a better place to live.  Some evil-doer's henchman interrupts this project and Walker gets worked up.  He gets that crazy "I'll kill you where you stand" look in his eye, tightens all his muscles, and says something like "You can make this real easy on yourself, (Bad Guy's Name)."  The guy doesn't heed Walker's advice and a fight takes place.  Walker and at least one other Texas Ranger arrests, beats down, or kills a mob of henchmen.  You think maybe the Bad Guys have been thwarted, but OH NO!!!  This is just the beginning.

2.  Building Action Where the Evil Head Honcho's Master Plan is Revealed

From minutes 15 to 35 there is a building action where Walker and Trevette learn more and more about the deviant criminal they are chasing, while spending an unusual amount of time at CD's Bar.  Alex, CD, and other rangers give them tidbits of information that they piece together to figure out what to do to apprehend the suspect.  Meanwhile, the Bad Guy formulates his plan to sabotage all that is good and just about Texas.  This will invariably include a plan to kill Trevette, Walker, Alex, or some other character that Walker loves.  This will infuriate Walker and for the rest of the episode he is itching to use his bad ass Indian/ Army Commando skills.  The viewer knows it won't be long and heart rate increases.  Note:  There may be a kick-ass subplot in some of the later episodes that develops in this time period.

3.  All The Stars Align

OH YEAH BABY!!!  Minutes 35 to 55 are 100% action.  Fistfights, gunfights, car chases, boat chases, helicopter rides, roundhouse kicks, broken noses, bodies flying through bars and tables and mirrors.  All the rangers beat down all the Bad Guys and Walker has his final battle with the Evil Head Honcho.  He seems to take a sick delight in beating this guy to within an inch of his life while not taking even one hit himself.  Sometimes he shoots the guy but, almost every one of these final battles is won by Walker with a series of roundhouse kicks of fury.  The last will be in slow motion and the Evil Head Honcho will be knocked unconscious.  VICTORY!!!

4.  All's Well That Ends Well Conclusion

After the commercial break the gang is back to doing whatever project they were doing in the opening sequence.  Alex informs everyone that the Bad Guys are going to jail for a long time and everything is A-OK.  More often than not they are drinking in CD's Bar and making fun of the black guy (Trevette is an easy target).  Walker says something that isn't really funny, but everyone laughs because they fear him.  If Chuck Norris finds out you aren't laughing he will jump out of the TV and roundhouse kick you through your dorm room wall.  The network knows this and can't afford the lawsuit so they end the episode at this point.

AH YES!!!  Is there anything Chuck Norris can't do?  Hell No.  And don't you forget it.