#abeline and or bonham

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WHAT'S WORTH WATCHING: WALKER

TV Guide Magazine April 1-21 edition

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Bonham and Abeline Walker | Walker 4.02 Maybe it's Maybelline

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Walker Season 4 First Look: Cordell Goes From Birthday Celebration to Somber Contemplation

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WHERE DO YOU FIT IN? – Geri (Odette Annable) is upset with Walker (Jared Padalecki) for not opening up to her. Meanwhile, Cassie (Ashley Reyes), Trey (Jeff Pierre) and James (Coby Bell) conduct more interviews. Lastly, Bonham (Mitch Pileggi) and Abby (Molly Hagan) realize they both need to give a little with their plans for the future. Keegan Allen, Violet Brinson, and Kale Culley also star. The episode was written by Casey Fisher and Russel Friend and directed by Steve Robin (#412). Original airdate 6/19/2024.

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Walker ~Dear Reader: The Manuscript ( Series Recap)

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Walker S3.E18 It's a Nice Day for a Ranger Wedding (2023)

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Watching A Tale of Two Families and can I just say I HATE the way the family treats him in that first month Emily died.

Like it's been a month and they are acting as if he still can't grieve.

Then Stella crashing the truck and blaming Cordell and then being shocked he leaves? Like honey that's on you

It's all just a lot.

Another thing is how the entire first season everyone acts like Emily was a Saint.

Emily was the handyman, Emily could do this, Emily could do that.

Like ok and Cordell was so helpless without her?

It makes sense for the kids to think that of their mother but EVERYONE?!?!?!

Ok rant over on A Tale of Two Families lol back to my Walker rewatch.

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walker 1.02 vs 3.08

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Abeline: The occasional positive thought wouldn't kill you. Bonham: I won't risk it.

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Favorite Abeline/Bonham Moment -

Their entire relationship, the good, the bad & the heartbreaking, is beautiful. It's real. It's relatable. And it's something to strive for in our own relationships. Mitch & Molly are brilliant.

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Hopes for Walker s4

Liam at the very least confiding in Ben about Stella's situation so the poor guy atleast has someone to confide in or even Bonham

Stella tells Auggie about what's going on with her and nothing bad happening to them then again knowing how much this show loves to torture Cordi and his entire family that likely this won't happen

Cordi to be able to keep his family safe from the Jackal and be able to protect James from the trauma of the last time they tried to take down the Jackal which ended up with James and Kelly's relationship breaking apart and also to try not to kill Liam for no telling him about Stella's situation

Geri being a rock to Cordi and the rest of the family

Abby and Bonham being a rock to their entire family and more adorable moments together and also being there for James and Kelly

James be able to grow from his mistakes when he tried to take down the Jackal the first time

Cassie being a good partner to Cordi and helping to keep his head on straight

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Abeline - 'I don't like saying 'I told you so,' but-'

Bonham - 'The hell you don't. It's your favorite phrase.'

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This genuinely made me laugh.... They are such a funny bunch. Guys guys guys.

2.04 - It’s Not What You Think

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Walker 4x13 “See You Sometime”

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The synopsis has been released for season 4, episode 13 of Walker, the series finale, which is set to air on Wednesday, June 26. The episode is titled “See You Sometime”. It’s also noted that the finale will air from 8:00 p.m. to 9:03 p.m., an extra three minutes longer.

Here’s the synopsis:

Walker (Jared Padalecki) tries to make up for lost time and wants to be what Geri (Odette Annable) deserves. Cassie (Ashley Reyes) and Trey (Jeff Pierre) have their final interviews for the lieutenant position. Captain James (Coby Bell) advises Cassie and Trey. Stella (Violet Brinson) discusses with Liam (Keegan Allen) what she may want for her future. Bonham (Mitch Pileggi) and Abby (Molly Hagan) admit to each other what they really want for the next phase of their lives. August’s (Kale Culley) graduation brings everyone together to celebrate. The episode was written by Anna Fricke and Blythe Ann Johnson and directed by Steve Robin (#413). 

While I'm thoroughly sad about it, the description (and episode length) make it seem like a true series finale. I hope everyone ends up in a good place.

[lol-jackles]

Walker series finale review

It’s only been a week since Cordell nearly died and Luna died in Cassie’s arms, so their people are hard at work being there for them.  Like the start of season 3, Cordell wants everything back to the way it was and overcompensates by being extra, but his family simply want him to be in the present with them, and then take one step at the time. 

Stella tells her dad that there is no version of life where he’s being gone is better, it will just be a different kind of pain.  She gives him the letters he wrote while he was undercover in case he doesn’t make it out alive.  She and August didn’t read the letters because it came from a different version of their father and they don’t need that now.  However, perhaps Cordell do, and figures it out from there.

Despite Cordell’s assurance to Geri that the Jackal case was an “exception of exceptions”, Geri wisely tells him that there’s always going to be “the next big case” and when it happens, she wants Cordell to go to her for support.  This makes me super happy that Geri doesn’t demand that he cuts back on his work or give up his job altogether but wants to be there for him when his job inevitably gets messy again.

Cassie has to reach back to the past to galvanize herself into thinking about a different future than the one she planned with Luna and goes to the lieutenant job interview.  Trey appears to give a stronger interview, but he’s only been a ranger a short time and the job goes to Cassie.  Of course it does because they changed Cassie’s personality from Cordell-lite in season 2&3 to James-lite in season 4, so she got the lieutenant job as the newly minted female version of Larry James, who was also Cordell’s previous partner.  Anybody remember when she and Cordell tamper with evidence just to satisfy their curiosity? (X) It was actually one of my favorite scenes.

The job promotion further propels Cassie to “leap forward” into a new future.  It also means Cassie will no longer be Cordell’s partner, which is for the best because emotionally she blames him for Luna’s death even when she's concerned about Cordell and asked Geri how he is doing. Two things can be true.  I predicted a while back (looking for the specific post) that Cordell and Trey would eventually become partners and now that it’s confirmed, we are robbed of that dynamic in season 5.

August graduation party is crowded and loud and its cathartic for the audience to see everybody happy and celebrating. We even see Cassie smiling at Cordell’s toast to his son, August Edward Walker, and the rest of the family.  Here I was expecting a Shakespearean middle name for August but it’s from Emily who was a Twilight fan.  Liam and Ben declared themselves team Jacob and just like that they’re moving in together.

The party grows raucous, and Bonham and Abilene hide out in their house.  Abilene apologizes to Bonham for abandoning him while she was launching her wedding venue business and assures him that she wants to oversee and “meddle”, not deal with the bride of the week.  Nope she’s leaving bride handling to the gay guy.  Bonham compromise by keeping the boat and uses it for her events as a tax write off.  Win win!

Cordell takes a leave of absence for the summer to take August, Stella, and Geri (and a secret ring box) on a much-needed vacation, which Cassie grants on the first day of the lieutenant job because “they both need this”. A time apart from each other and away from the daily reminders will do them both good.

While the finale is a 'happy ending', there are underlying sadness that's been there since the pilot episode, starting with Cordell, then Micki, and now Cassie. Each of them has lost romantic partners to death and Cordell said time doesn't heal everything. What is unspoken is work and more work will get them through the pain of grief.

As Bonham and Abeline enjoys a boat ride and Cordell and his children and Geri head out of town, an unexpected double cliffhanger happens: Liam gets recruited by the governor for a secret job and he’s whisked away by men in black in front of the impressed Ben; the Davidson lands is sub-leased by a hippie version of SPN Lucifer, due to his all-white outfit, who is none other than Dawson Leery, played of course by a grinning James Van Der Beek!

Final score: 9.7. Point 1 deduction for each arcs we won't see in season 5: Cordell and Trey's new partnership , Liam's new job from the governor, and new neighbor cult leader Dawson Leery