Walker, Texas Ranger - "Break-In" - 7:00 pm Saturday, October 25 on WFUT get (Great Entertainment Television)

About this Broadcast

Break-In

Season 4, Episode 14

In a maximum-security prison, Walker poses as a hit man to get evidence on an incarcerated racketeer who's had a key witness and two Rangers killed.

repeat 1996 English Stereo

Action Martial Arts Crime Drama Western

Cast & Crew

Chuck Norris (Actor) .. Cordell Walker

Clarence Gilyard Jr (Actor) .. James Trivette

Sheree J. Wilson (Actor) .. Alex Cahill

Noble Willingham (Actor)

Anthony Zerbe (Actor)

William Lucking (Actor)

Joe Unger (Actor)

Garrett Schenck (Actor)

Robert Deacon (Actor)

Ed Brigadier (Actor)

Jim Henry (Actor)

Ed Spila (Actor)

Joe Coppoletta (Actor)

Jamie Austin (Actor) .. Connie Furnell

Hank Baumert (Actor) .. Pat Yarnell

Anne Dremann (Actor) .. Dana

Jeanne Evans (Actor) .. Judge Fowler

Annalee Jefferies (Actor) .. Molly

Khadijah Karriem (Actor) .. Gail

Mike Norris (Actor) .. Rusty

Gary Ragland (Actor) .. Patrolman Dave Rogers

Patrick St. Esprit (Actor) .. Brad Furnell

James Van Harper (Actor) .. Cowboy

Cynthia Dorn (Actor) .. M.E. Mary Williams

Judson Mills (Actor) .. Francis Cage

Sean Mcgraw (Actor) .. Assistant Warden Harold Wells

Peter Webster (Actor) .. Ranger Collins

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Did You Know..

Chuck Norris (Actor) .. Cordell Walker

Born: March 10, 1940
Birthplace: Ryan, Oklahoma, United States

Trivia: Born Carlos Ray Norris, Chuck Norris served in Korea in the Army. While there, he studied karate and later became the World Middleweight Karate Champion. He was encouraged by one of his karate students, actor Steve McQueen, to go into acting. He debuted onscreen in the enormously popular Bruce Lee vehicle Enter the Dragon (1973); since the death of Lee he has been the screen's premier martial arts star. He has appeared primarily in militaristic movies in which he single-handedly kills many enemies. His breakthrough film was Missing in Action (1984), in which he played an ex-POW in search of American prisoners still held in Vietnam.

Clarence Gilyard Jr (Actor) .. James Trivette

Born: December 24, 1955
Birthplace: Moses Lake, Washington

Sheree J. Wilson (Actor) .. Alex Cahill

Noble Willingham (Actor)

Born: August 31, 1931
Died: January 17, 2004
Birthplace: Mineola, Texas, United States

Trivia: Formerly a schoolteacher, Texas-born Noble Willingham has been essaying crusty character roles since 1969. Willingham's resumé includes a brace of location-filmed Peter Bogdanovich films, The Last Picture Show (1971) and Paper Moon (1973), and the role of Clay Stone in both of Billy Crystal's City Slickers comedies. Among his TV-movie credits is the part of President James Knox Polk in 1985's Dream West. A regular on several TV series (The Ann Jillian Show, Texas Wheelers, Cutter to Houston, AfterMASH, When the Whistle Blows), Willingham is best known to 1990s viewers as Mr. Binford (of Binford Tools) in Home Improvement and C. D. Parker in Walker, Texas Ranger. Noble Willingham's most recent film assignments include Ace Ventura, Pet Detective (1994) Up Close and Personal (1996) and Space Jam (1996). In 2000, Willingham left Walker, Texas Ranger to run for Congress in Texas. After losing the election to his Democratic opponent, Max Sandlin, Willingham returned to acting with a supporting role in the Val Kilmer thriller Blind Horizon. Sadly, the part would be the actor's last. In early 2004, at the age of 72, Willingham passed away at home from natural causes.

Anthony Zerbe (Actor)

Born: May 20, 1936

Trivia: Disdaining the "surfer" mentality of his California boyhood friends, Anthony Zerbe chose to head to New York to become an actor. He studied with Stella Adler and worked off-Broadway before achieving success in the mid-'60s. He made his film debut in 1967's Will Penny, after which he settled into a series of sharkish, saturnine villainous portrayals. An adherent of EST training, Zerbe preferred to work with people who allowed him "space" to develop a characterization; one such person was David Janssen, with whom Zerbe appeared on the mid-'70s TV series Harry O (in which he won an Emmy award for his portrayal of Lieutenant Trench). Active on-stage and in films and television into the 1990s, Anthony Zerbe has contributed some unforgettable acting moments to the big screen, notably as the shadow-enshrouded leper in 1971's Papillon and the "blowed up real good" secondary villain in the 1989 James Bond opus License to Kill.

William Lucking (Actor)

Born: June 17, 1941
Died: October 18, 2021
Birthplace: Vicksburg, Michigan, United States

Trivia: Dependable American character actor Bill Lucking has seldom had any professional "down time" since his 1969 film debut. In 1980 alone, Lucking showed up in four movies, not to mention any number of TV programs. One of his more rewarding film assignments was in Doc Savage (1975) as the doc's trusted cohort Renny. In addition to his many TV-movie appearances (e.g. Brother Matthias in 1991's Babe Ruth) and guest spots, Bill Lucking has had regular weekly roles on Big Hawaii (1977, as ranch foreman Oscar Kalahani), Shannon (1981, as NYPD detective Norm White), The A-Team (1983-84, as the team's nemesis Col. Lynch), Jessie (1984, as Sgt. McClellan) and Outlaws (1986, as bank robber Harland Pike).

Joe Unger (Actor)

Born: May 25, 1949

Garrett Schenck (Actor)

Robert Deacon (Actor)

Born: May 24, 1945

Ed Brigadier (Actor)

Born: October 16, 1949