Remembering Chuck Norris
Join us for a special episode of Roundhouse Roulette as we come together at CD’s Bar & Grill to celebrate the life, legacy, and legend of Chuck Norris. In the wake of his passing at age 86, we take time to reflect on the man who shaped not only Walker, Texas Ranger, but our podcast—and, in many ways, our lives.
We revisit Chuck’s incredible journey—from a shy kid in Oklahoma to Air Force serviceman, world karate champion, and ultimately one of the most iconic action stars of all time. Along the way, we dig into his film career (Delta Force, Missing in Action, Lone Wolf McQuade) and the wild, genre-defying brilliance of Walker, Texas Ranger—a show that gave us everything from roundhouse kicks to aliens, Nazis, and jetpacks.
We share tributes from fans, castmates, and fellow action legends, revisit classic clips, and, of course, break down some all-time “vehicular transference” moments. We also reflect on Chuck’s deeper impact—his humility, his philosophy, and his work with programs like Kickstart Kids that continue to help young people find direction and strength.
From personal stories (including Adam’s unforgettable encounter with Chuck himself) to the enduring absurdity and joy of Chuck Norris jokes, this episode honors the larger-than-life legacy of Chuck Norris.
At the end of the day, we’re celebrating more than a TV star—we’re honoring a true original whose legacy will live on in every roundhouse kick, every outlandish plotline, and every fan he brought together.
Roundhouse Nation, join us as we pay tribute to Chuck—and keep beaming his legend out into the universe.
Bonus Bits
Norris Family Statement
Le Roux Michelle's WTR birthday cake
Thanks to Le Roux Michelle for sharing this epic WTR birthday cake!
The Poop Deck Club — Galveston, TX
'The Guardians' — Season 4, Episode 3. The very first episode we ever covered on Roundhouse Roulette. And the day Chuck passes, the Poop Deck posts this clip!
Nia Peeples’ IG Live Tribute
Adam’s Invasion USA Hat
Is Adam too old to rock a flat brim ball cap? Is this hat the exception?
