Kung Fu Caine Best fight scenes vs metal whip , vs saber , vs Capoera, vs Indian chef

LIST OF EPISODES FROM SEASON 1
Kung Fu played by David Carradine. The series follows the adventures of Kwai Chang Caine, a Shaolin monk who travels through the American Old West, armed only with his spiritual training and his skill in martial arts, as he seeks Danny Caine, his half-brother
1 "King of the Mountain" October 14, 1972
Caine finds work with a widowed ranch woman and also finds he has romantic feelings for her. But the arrival of a bounty hunter (John Saxon) and the likelihood that others will follow cast an ominous shadow on their love. Winner of the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Drama (to Herman Miller)[2]
2 "Dark Angel" November 11, 1972
Caine shows a recently blinded preacher, Serenity Johnson (John Carradine), how to rely on his other senses. Serenity, in turn, uses his new awareness to persuade Caine's closed-minded grandfather to accept the wandering monk.
3 "Blood Brother" January 18, 1973
Caine refuses to leave Kilgore, Arizona until he discovers what has happened to his Shaolin friend.
4 "An Eye for an Eye" January 25, 1973
A southern family seeks vengeance against the yankee soldier who raped and impregnated their daughter (Lane Bradbury), setting in motion an escalating cycle of violence that Caine may be powerless to stop. Winner of 2 Emmy Awards: (1) Best Director (Jerry Thorpe) and (2) Best Cinematography Jack Woolf.[3]
5 "The Tide" February 1, 1973
A man with a price on his head can spark a lot of ambitions. A woman wants to capture Caine so she can offer him to the Chinese government in exchange for her imprisoned father, a dissident author, while a killer hiding behind a badge simply wants to get rich.
6 "The Soul Is the Warrior" February 8, 1973
Caine's quest to meet his half-brother Danny leads him to a ranch where his sibling once worked and plunges the priest into a confrontation where he proves his mettle by walking through a pit of rattlesnakes.
7 "Nine Lives" February 15, 1973
After the death of a mining camp's feline mascot, Caine and an Irish gold prospector embark on a trek to find a new cat - a journey that ultimately has the pair trapped at the bottom of a rapidly filling well.
8 "Sun and Cloud Shadow"February 22, 1973
Caine brokers a settlement between a landowner and Chinese miners, but the landowner adds an unacceptable condition to the deal. A karate master intends to capture Caine.
9 "Chains" March 8, 1973
Imprisoned in an army outpost, Caine escapes - chained to his hulking, mountain-man cellmate…and pursued by a relentless sergeant determined to recapture them both.
10 "Alethea" March 15, 1973
Jodie Foster guest-stars as a young girl Caine befriends, whose eyewitness testimony leads to the priest being tried for murder… and sentenced to death by hanging.
11 "The Praying Mantis Kills" March 22, 1973
Murderous thugs come looking for Caine after he identifies them as perpetrators of a bank robbery. A youth's ideas of what it means to be a man are challenged by Caine's quiet heroics.
12 "Superstition" April 5, 1973
Walls imprison the men unjustly sentenced to work as miners at a brutal labor camp. Yet an even greater barrier holds them captive: fear of the camps ancient Indian curse. But Caine knows no such fear.
13 "The Stone" April 12, 1973
A Brazilian skilled in the capoeira fighting style of his homeland accuses Caine of stealing a diamond. Street urchins offer Caine their savings of $4.08 if he'll kill an Armenian saloon piano player who jilted their mother.
14 "The Third Man" April 26, 1973
Lucky at cards, unlucky in life. A gambler on a hot streak entrusts his winnings to Caine. But the money is soon stolen, the gambler is killed, and Caine seeks answers to the mysteries surrounding both events.
15 "The Ancient Warrior" May 3, 1973
Ancient Warrior (Chief Dan George), an aged Indian accompanied by Caine, seeks burial in his sacred, ancestral land, But the burial site is located dead center in a violent, Indian-hating town called Purgatory.

[@Bob-ts2tu]

As kids in the 70's we loved this show and never missed an episode. Next day we were at school there would be kicks and moves aplenty lol, it was great

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

So did we. And also after watching Bruce Lee

[@lightup6751]

Im a 90s kid and Im not jealous at any kids growing up after my gen especially the 2010s and 2020s. But damn I always think the 70s and 80s were such awesome times in terms of media. So many good films, tv shows and music. I watched this show in the 90s on reruns but I cant imagine how crazy it was to watch this shows to that time. Same for Star Wars - A New Hope.

[@chriswright8114]

so what you're saying is..... EVERYBODY WAS KUNG FU FIGHTING!

[@Bob-ts2tu]

@@chriswright8114 you know it Chris, it was a little bit frightening TBH

[@joycemcswain5279]

It was great a western but not a western.David Carridean was super cool!

[@dbfcrell8300]

This show has profoundly changed my life. The lessons taught to young Caine by his Masters are second to none. They ooze wisdom and Master Po’s jovial and positive attitude brings a tear to my eye. Just the best lessons to become one with the universe. My thanks to everyone involved with this awesome show.

[@mtwhatley3253]

It changed my life as well……I visit Ming’s buffet restaurant 6x a week. Now I’m a healthy 480lbs.

[@princeali1786]

Then you need to really thank Bruce Lee. It was his idea and his plots that they ran with. He was about to even star in it until Mgt felt he was too Chinese looking for the role ( 1960’s Chinese were looked down upon) Hence, they held auditions behind Bruce’s Back and he was informed after getting ready to start film production that they had a change of plans - they will follow the same script (without paying royalties) For writing the first 5-6 scripts and further advises him That they went with David Carradine instead of him. Messed up.

[@IBLOWN]

Get outta here hahaha. Even in the day it was cheesy as hell hahaha

[@hansbruhl9871]

​@@princeali1786soweit ich weiß bekam Bruce Lee die Hauptrolle in Kung Fu deshalb nicht, weil sein englisch zu schlecht und sein chinesischer Akzent zu stark war.😢

[@davidmckay9552]

GRASSHOPPER, THE RIVER DOES NOT FIGHT THE ROCK, IT FLOWS AROUND IT

[@garyblade2332]

David Carradine played such a cool character in the Kung Fu series, I loved how he walked away alone at the end of each episode.

[@MaxCanonStunner]

Kinda wish it was Bruce Lee instead.

[@shawnvehrs3407]

You see Bill in Kill Bill here, before the fall.

[@danielbyrne5402]

Yup, he'd tell someone he'd never forget them, than walk away with a rope, women stocking and some lube

[@Turboman-kx7cc]

@@danielbyrne5402 lol😂

[@Rockabillyman26]

@@MaxCanonStunner Bruce Lee would have made this show so much better, if he had of gotten picked for the main role.

[@petemc5070]

As a teenager the fight scenes were the most exciting part of every episode but the it was the insight into Buddhism that has stayed with me all my life.

[@donvito2682]

I was in junior high school when Kung Fu first aired in 1972. It was my favorite show back then..I never missed an episode. I also remember seeing David Carradine in Mad Magazine..they called him young fool.

[@yacine7milan]

Name of the a series please

[@stephenbanks5860]

I thought it was Kung Fool lol

[@kimreeves9323]

@@yacine7milan Mad magazine #164 January 1974

[@yacine7milan]

@@kimreeves9323 tysm ❤️

[@AllRequired]

Kung Fool... and sometimes that's how it felt.

[@geneclark3600]

such an amazing show, when I was young I used to watch this religiously

[@francisdiaz5213]

Have you seen Cinemax's Warrior? It's based on this Kung Fu series, it's like a modern version of it.

[@Escekar]

I watched it too. But I couldn’t stand it. I grew up on ninja 🥷 and much more horrifying fight scenes. Smoke bombs, swords and ninja stars. Kung Fu was good, but even as a kid I knew he was pretty bad at fighting.. however this didn’t stop me watching every single episode of Kung Fu..!!!

[@zanichbug]

@@francisdiaz5213 Was that the series suggested by Bruce Lee, during the "debate" over the origins of the Kung Fu series?

[@MaxCanonStunner]

@@zanichbug yeah.

[@meisterwue]

Best series ever❤...no exaggeration, best ever, some reasons. Part of my youth in the 70ies. Real great David Carradine.

[@mikewolf-x6t]

Mine

[@BillyTurner-vb3hf]

The whole show was exaggeration

[@petergedd9330]

This series to me opened up possibilities, not about fighting, but about searching for fulfillment. I found it.

[@javiermendoza2942]

This was one of the best shows back in the day. It taught us to kind and help each other.

[@adamb89]

And also how to THINK you can beat the crap out of a dude only to just kinda launch yourself into his foot balls first.

[@lastfirst78]

You must have paid attention to your mother. Mine was the same way, "listen to the message".

[@DemiGod..]

They chose a white actor to star in it who probably knew no Kung Fu rather than Bruce Lee.

[@billmurray7473]

We need More shows like this today.

[@billmurray7473]

​@DemiGod.. Bruce had Already made his mark on TV with THE GREEN HORNET ,and was ready to expand into movies. Plus, all during this series ,David went through training in martial arts. Not many people know that David and Bruce cowrote a screenplay for a movie called CIRCLE OF IRON.

[@KuDastardly]

Dude, Pedro Pascal living in da 70's!

[@JohnRoberts-wk6rf]

As a teenager in the 70s, I couldn't get enough of this show.

[@harveyparker-b8e]

Bruce Lee tried as the Lead of Kung Fu , but was turned down because he was Chinese . They picked David Carradine , who one Nothing about Martial Arts. True Story.

[@andrzeiskodrayton4180]

Apparently they turned Bruce Lee down, because he was showing off too much for the character's role.

[@surreal3900]

@@andrzeiskodrayton4180 I think Bruce Lee's portrayal of a Shaolin Monk would have been too aggressive.

[@anaclarisss]

Eu também adorava.

[@JayDogTitan-he6wo]

Caine was all about peace but he traveled to land where bullies and troublemakers loomed, I admired the way he would always defend himself, Caine was one of the greatest characters in TV history, David Carradine was brilliant in Kung Fu.

[@theduke2627]

David Carradine was a dancer, not a kung fu fighter.

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

Yes he was all that. He impressed me in this series how in one scene they kept him jailed in a small dark cave like and was punishing him for about a week, and I think without food, and he fit himself in that very small space with his legs cross style, and did his breath control which probably took his mind elsewhere, like he was on an island, in Hawaii. After 7days, when they opened that cave hole open, they probably thought he would be dead, but came out looking better than them. Loved it, because I know there are ppl in that field that can actually do that, even Caine

[@cypresspuz]

Motherfook Carradaine, it should've been Bruce Lee.

[@garysnow1475]

It was back in the '70s when hating America was like owning a pet rock it was a fad, that's all

[@Rockabillyman26]

Bruce Lee would have been better had he been pick to star in Kung Fu.

[@thinkforyourself2109]

Sad that both these great actors, William Smith and David Carradine, are gone now. I loved this show growing up. I need to re-watch it.

[@chriszenko6355]

One of best shows of all time. It’s timeless

[@lisa-el3db]

My dad said " That man can't go anywhere without getting idiots to fight him!".

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

Just like Bruce Lee, and they sure knew how to kick butt if they had to.

[@zapkvr]

Your dad didn't know much about black history, did he?

[@18alex]

@@zapkvr wtf is black history?

[@tomz5704]

@@18alex the history of ze negroid, I'm not sure what that has to do with any of this but there ya go

[@memyself7018]

Black history is the the story of blacks who always suffered discrimination and humiliation at the hands of white Americans, wtf did you grow up???

[@RangaNayanajithSilva]

never have missed one single episode.waited 7 days for the next. oh what a curiosity...Grasshopper Journeys...

[@vcv6560]

We'd be talking the episode that next day in school and otherwise throwin' kicks and punches to each other.😄

[@vcv6560]

My nephew, I recently pulled the 'snatch from my hand' to teach a point. His father, my brother-in-law burst out laughing. We kids of the 70s, its a touchstone.

[@Smuggler169]

One my favorite shows as a kid.

[@countiblis1246]

The brilliant chain swinging William Smith was the go-to muscle-bound bad boy back in the 70's and 80's and he was 88 this year and still going strong.

[@e.g.israel5572]

I'm afraid he passed away this year on July 5th of 2021. He entertained audience with memorable characters on the big screen and TV. He'll be missed.

[@countiblis1246]

@@e.g.israel5572 I'm sorry to hear that. It can't have been that long after my initial post (if I cursed him it was entirely unintentional).

[@xanderharris1104]

I remember him as the colonel in red Dawn. He was fluent in Russian in real life

[@KutWrite]

Did you mean to say "muscle-bound?" That's a put-down I don't think he deserved.

[@travis-c5o]

@@e.g.israel5572In Red Dawn, he spoke perfect Russian.

[@lapsiquisarcaica1]

My favorite show

[@andreaguaquinguaquin]

Español

[@Mathonghua]

😮 contra cenando com JACK PALACE O ATOR DAVID CARRADINE 😂

[@ericligotke3542]

This show came out when I was about twelve. I watched every episode, a enjoyed the teachings of his masters

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

When Kung Fu tripped that guy backwards, sound like the tough guy was trying to holler mama. Lol.

[@rondesjardins-j1l]

Most people don't know that it was not actually David Carradine doing the actual fight scenes, that was a real life Kung Fu master.

[@pauldonovan5653]

Great scene. A humble man with incredible skills and moral compass beating an arrogant ass. We need more of this ...

[@danielbyrne5402]

Yeah and after the humble man beats the arrogant jerk he tells some rando he'll never forget them he goes to auto erotically asphixiate himself, wholesome family entertainment right there

[@ViktoriousDead]

The premis for like every fucking movie made before 2005

[@rhettgedies7467]

@@ViktoriousDead Lazy amateur's way of pretending that the only generation that has ever done something original is his. XD

[@parshotamlal1749]

This was fantastic in the early seventies, Kung Fu films hit our cinemas and when we were in school we never seen anything like this before, always couldn't wait for the next episode,it was wisdom and the philosophy about this series, those were the greatest days of our lives.

[@gordonadams5891]

I love the score for this series. Very well done. Unique and appropriate.

[@juansinropa1196]

que buena serie !!!!!!! no me perdía ningún capitulo !!!!!!

[@postwar46]

great to see the louts getting physically sorted out.

[@pip12111]

When you hear chimes,and Tibetan Singing Bowls you know shit just got real

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

Lol

[@ogrescar2125]

I grew up watching this but don't have the patience to watch a full episode anymore, so thanks for the abbreviated version.

[@richards9407]

You need Master Po to help you rediscover your patience...

[@ogrescar2125]

@@richards9407 Very true.

[@davidhaber5304]

I loved this show.I was a teenager in the 70’s and enjoyed every episode. I loved the way Caine fought. No stupid noises. He fought so real. I wished I had those skills. Great show.

[@anaclarisss]

Quando crianças, todos nós queríamos.

[@emeeses1836]

I loved this show (reruns; I was too young to watch when it was first airing) as a kid. So much mystery about the Shaolin. So much righteous badassery.

[@jaysilverman4033]

I never liked missing an episode of this show either.

[@fordranger8211]

Great Series! Watched it all the time as a young teenager!

[@trumpsawussygrabbingbirther]

My favorite show back in the day.

[@jorgeluis5398]

Sube capítulos completos, es una serie muy, muy interesante, entretenimiento y sabiduria.

[@Naviasky01]

Yep, he definitely does take on a CHEF 😂😂 Looks like he's cooking up something!😂😂

[@shirleydelehanty3466]

Thursday nights, all the restaurants and bars were empty. Everyone was watching Kung Fu.

[@JxT1957]

i have the kung fu complete series dvd box set. i didnt watch much tv in the 70s, i watched mostly 60s tv shows as a kid like combat and rat patrol and the green hornet which were my favorite.

[@rondesjardins-j1l]

well speaking of Rat Patrol.. the blonde woman in the scene where cain is fighting the saber guy, that was Linda Day george..wife of christopher george who stared in the Rat patrol,

[@rantoolio]

I loved that show. TV production has come many miles, thankfully. Also, The last fight was a non cooking chief. 😄

[@RicardoPulidocervantes]

HERMOZO RECUERDO....NUNCA ME PERDI UN EPISODIO.

[@ktharamseye2197]

Caine took the “Man with No Name” genre to the next level…like a Clint Eastwood who didn’t need a gun…😳👍🏾

[@mtwhatley3253]

Legend has it that the souls of his feet were like leather. 😂

[@scottb326]

I love Bruce Lee. He is amazing, but give Carradine his due. He was awesome in this role. A great series. That did employ a lot of Asian actors. People forget about that.

[@Cyberfan2167]

Yeah,sad but at least we still remember it, hopefully will keep it alive

[@zapkvr]

What do you mean forgot?

[@bobs9242]

Except they didn't employ the main Asian actor, Bruce Lee. This role was meant for Bruce Lee but he was too Asian for the producers. Talk about irony

[@budoschulesamurai]

Was Du vielleicht nicht weisst, Bruce Lee hatte die Idee dieser Serie. Zu dieser Zeit war es aber für einen Chinesen, in USA, unmöglich so eine Hauptrolle zu spielen.

[@renaissanceman165]

The issue wasn't about employing Asian actors. Hollywood was not ready for an Asian lead actor back then. Bruce Lee broke down barriers when he rose to iconic stardom in "Enter The Dragon". Check it Out! Ciao!!!

[@Normanx964]

A wonderful and spiritual show. No more like it.

[@kevinmckinzie]

Kung Fu. Grizzly Adams. Old Star Trek episodes. Those were the Sunday highlights on TV in the 70's. At least we had good music to fill the rest of the day.

[@altha-rf1et]

Battle star Galactica the orginal one not that crap remake

[@johncarter1477-v6y]

Didn't enjoy Gender Swapped Starbuck?

[@kevinmckinzie]

@@johncarter1477-v6y Someone tried to make me sit through one of those episodes. They finally got fed up with me 8itching about how stupid it was. lol

[@PeterBrown-mz4nv]

Great music in the 70's!!

[@zebedee6313]

I watched this great series religiously every Friday evening on itv as a kid in the 70's it's just a pity full episodes r not on utube probably because of copyright, i would like 2c this back on terrestrial tv, ru reading this talking pictures?

[@rondesjardins-j1l]

they are , i found the complete 3 seasons online, just got to dig deeper.

[@bdill-ge6ey]

I bought the whole series on ebay for 20 bucks - awesome! When the DVD came out in 1995, There's a extra segment where David and producers go to China and visit the great wall, Beijing and a Shaolin monestary

[@CherylHughes-ts9jz]

Whatched this all the time in the seventies ☮️

[@juliusgreen7495]

This channel has great wisdom and honor for those who truly no the way

[@mistunguettesourire9340]

Trop génial c'est toute mon enfance 👍👍👏👏👏🙌😄🌲🌲🌲🌲🎅🎅🎅🎅😷

[@walterivanquirozdiaz9462]

😅

[@Stanka-o6m]

Признавам този КАРАТИС е най големия и го обожавам. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@seekthegeek]

William Smith - what a great actor - last time I saw him on a movie he was the father of Conan (Arnold Schwarzenegger)!

[@horsthuhn544]

Uhm I think you confused will smith with megan fox

[@seekthegeek]

@@horsthuhn544 ??? there's WILLIAM Smith in this Kung Fu series episode who was also Who was also Clint Eastwood's fight opponent in the Every Which Way You Can movie! :)and Will smith in Men in Black :) No Megan Fox! :)

[@horsthuhn544]

@@seekthegeek Im pretty sure megan fox is the father of conan

[@seekthegeek]

@@horsthuhn544 yeah,aight ::)

[@jean-erictateia3273]

ABSOLUTELY ! a famous actor with such incredible Body as Steve REEVES in the Past and Arnold in the Future ...I like him a lot.

[@Calvin-ce7ri]

When you can take the pebble from my hand it is time for you to leave... Great series

[@bryanlongshore6198]

I always like the flashbacks to the monastery that Kane has....we still talk about the 70s....it was a unique time period....I probably need to get this on DVD...

[@lotariosere8393]

This series need a reboot with Donny yen as Kain. Remember you read this first here.

[@TheMugenmunster]

is that an either very young william smith or anthony delongis with the whip

[@tomasvidal9658]

Extraordinaria y estupenda serie TV👏👏

[@joseluisdasilva4234]

Era top, esse filme continha princípios budista da linha taoísta, preconizada pelo templo de Shaolin.

[@Tardisius]

Well done, GrassHopper...=)

[@markfergerson2145]

Still looking for the fight with the brujo.

[@TheOldBailey4135]

Which one was the CHEF? Did he cook something

[@JohnnySplattWadd]

My late dad was an amatuer boxer during the 40's and loved this show so much that he enrolled me in Kung Fu school under Ark Yuey Wong in L.A. in the 70's. I settled a score with a large bully by a snap kick to his ball sack and quickly disappeared before the principal showed up.

[@adrianovasconcelos2739]

Great fight sequence between Will Smith and David Carradine.

[@jean-erictateia3273]

Completely !

[@maytealvear9722]

Porque no suben los capítulos completos de la serie kung fu?

[@increible8822]

Los borra youtube por derechos de autor

[@douglasporter3865]

The look on Caine's face when the Indian guy picks up the lance in a challenge fight. :D

[@adamb89]

The Indian "chef" according to the title lol

[@douglasporter3865]

@@adamb89 Reminds me of the time I was in the Vendee (Atlantic coast of France, just south of Britanny) and saw a place called St Michel Chef Chef. I said "a case of too many chefs and not enough Vendeens"...

[@johncarter1477-v6y]

​@@adamb89Didn't know this Indian was a Good Cook. 😄

[@adamb89]

@@johncarter1477-v6y Chief Grilling Bull

[@Rodmachoman45fr]

I wish they would bring this show back in reruns..

[@fredojoaquim4764]

David Carradine 🌟💖

[@kimkimpa5150]

RIP David Carradine. He came as he went.

[@AmadoValdes-d6w]

Wish they would bring the Kung- fu episodes back 😢😢

[@JavierRodriguez-mc5fj]

I love this show, david carradine isa great actor

[@tonycrispino4493]

Billy Jack, Bruce Li, Caine, Haha, Even Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Those were great days for me in the 70's.

[@dustinhesse3321]

Grasshopper is a cool name

[@NrthrnKnght]

I use it to try to make a point with my friends

[@adamb89]

Hell of a lot better than Pantsshitter, that's for sure.

[@JustMe-vk4fn]

(first scene/chain) This was one of my favorite t.v. series to watch when I was a teenager. Notice how Caine doesn't go for the kill when his opponent is down in this particular scene? He simply defeats his enemy and goes on his way. Cruelty and malice is cowardly IMHO and only leads to more conflict in most situations.

[@lesliecurran1704]

As Caine himself said, from one action, comes a universe. Not the exact wording but you get the idea.

[@adamb89]

First clip reminds me of Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. "Swingin the chain...swingin the chain...swingin the chain..."

[@cadillacblue3412]

8:06 My late Uncle Warrn Vanders! He would have been proud to have made the cut as he was also a great fighter...

[@ScottHarris-e1q]

The actor with the chain is William Smith. He performed in almost 300 movies and TV shows, usually as the bad guy. He spoke 5 languages , one of which was Russian that he earned a PHD in . He served in the US Airforce during the Korean War. He was an arm wrestler, body builder , boxer and weightlifter. There is more but you should just look him up. Apparently he was also a very nice guy.

[@mediamannaman]

Yeah, look him up. Just Google, “Bill Smith.” There can’t be too many with that name. ;-) Kidding aside, he sounds like an accomplished man, worth investigating.

[@PeterBrown-mz4nv]

Yes!! Redoubtable William Smith. Falconetti in Rich Man Poor Man. Nastiest bad guy ever.

[@SpeccyMan]

... in which he earned a PhD. And here are you, not even having mastered English.

[@AmadoValdes-d6w]

Awesome episodes al lot of life lessons ☯️ 👍 gotta love the moves in the Shaolin five animal kung- fu system 🐅 🐉

[@amyriberdy]

Think about it, David Carradine was the complete opposite in real life. Now that is prime acting. I own every episode & watch them often.

[@frankeppe5366]

As a kid, I used to love this show. It inspired me to learn Karate. I,m a Black Belt now and watching thi s just makes me cringe. I live in Thailand and how David died is just so sad.

[@abdulmumin6251]

How old are you 100

[@frankeppe5366]

@@abdulmumin6251 57

[@jojobean9260]

@@abdulmumin6251 You didn't invent the world you know

[@GManWrites]

@@jojobean9260 What does that even mean?

[@zapkvr]

@@GManWrites what does anything mean?

[@Steve-Jody]

Wished they showed it on MeTV or Pluto…. Can’t seem to find it

[@SGM-d2q]

It is on Pluto.

[@Steve-Jody]

@ when ? Ve never seen it and I have Pluto

[@SGM-d2q]

Check again. If not there's also The Daily Motion Website.

[@Steve-Jody]

@@SGM-d2q I did a search and sure enough ! Most Grateful Grasshopper

[@topcatandgang]

when did Caine fight a indian chef? i never seen him fight a cook. i did see him fight an indian chief

[@bhodili-3396]

So disappointing. I was waiting for him to fight the Indian Chef.

[@AllRequired]

For those that want to see but can't, this is well worth a watch.

[@Rob-eg8qc]

I did not learn my craft of self defence through teaching by a master. My skills where achieved by watching Hong Kong Phooey American animated television series.

[@alexanderbrown4250]

Hong Kong Phooey, smarter than the average guy

[@joseraimundoflorencio3445]

Porque não publicam episódios completos

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

2 of the most messed with guys in tv history bill bixby the incredible hulk and this fellow grasshopper David Carradine

[@MrJeepsters]

Caine était recherché. Pour quel motif ? Excellente série, très intelligente.

[@RR-zj2bq]

I loved that show because you knew before it was over he was gonna kick somebody's ass..

[@robinrobyn1714]

EXACTLY.

[@GManWrites]

Same when you watched Alias Smith & Jones, you were guaranteed to see Kid Curry out draw someone in a gunfight every episode.

[@riseabove1168]

Kwhychang was always WHOLESOME and dignified no matter what🤣🤣🤣

[@SpeccyMan]

Kwai Chang Caine.

[@notthatdonald1385]

The first scene kinda reminds me of the Knight of Cydonia video by Muse.

[@tinwhistle4367]

Thank you for that. You made me discover this music bank, liked it.. Pretty different from many. Music video, they mixed music and martial art

[@FrankJCarver]

9:23 That hairstyle's straight out of a Beverly Hills salon.

[@scottstevens2752]

I loved this show!

[@CrudupZopf-ns4dr]

Tv series had wonderful guests star's William Smith in the first clip The Chalice

[@stevehlabse5537]

Well done Grasshopper

[@baleyterose7978]

ce que j'adore dans cette série génial c'est la philosophie enseignée je m'identifie à caine Carradine interpréte son rôle parfait tres convaincant à part les scènes de combat moyens

[@16pennynails]

Big bad William Smith! The chain was to small for his size and strength, lol! Incredibly strong dude.

[@johncarter1477-v6y]

I remember him from Every Which Way You Can and Conan The Barbarian.

[@jean-erictateia3273]

TOTALLY !

[@PeterBrown-mz4nv]

Rich Man Poor Man. Falconetti.

[@SpeccyMan]

And your to was too short.

[@joechau7220]

Should the last word of the title be "chef" or "chief" ?

[@donhagerty5669]

❤❤ 14:52 I THINK THAT HIS FIGHT WITH THE APACHE WAR CHIEF IS ONE OF THE VERY BEST FIGHT SCENES IN THE WHOLE SERIES❤

[@MarkShinnick]

If not in all filmmaking.

[@Uns_Maps_8]

The previous video was the “axe man”, a guy with at least 3 axes, vs Caine. And this one is the “chain man”, the tricky Falconetti vs Caine.

[@easyalpha1]

This character worked in the old west and 20th century...and works great now.

[@paddy9449]

Every time I see this I think of the song,,,, Everybody was Kung foo fightin' Those cats where fast as lighting!!!!!! HA! HA!

[@storminboy]

What a shame Bruce Lee wasn't cast as the main character when he himself wrote the script. Still loves the series though.

[@storminboy]

@Phil Kingfil You're right. I did some research on Wikipedia about the series. He never wrote Kung Fu but apparently the idea and concept was stolen by Warner Brothers for Bruce Lee's 'The Warrior' according to Linda Lee. I never mentioned anything about racism you moron.

[@Rockabillyman26]

@@storminboy According to Bruce Lee's widow, Linda Lee Cadwell, Lee originated the concept, and was intended to star in the series, but David Carradine was cast because the network felt the American audience was not ready for an Asian actor as the lead, and Lee received no credit for his concept.

[@saabirsaleh5924]

Watch Warrior on HBO max! Shannon Lee took her Dad's original treatment and they fleshed it out into a great martial arts western, really recommend it! Best show I've seen in years!

[@storminboy]

@@saabirsaleh5924 Thanks, defo gonna give that a watch.

[@zanichbug]

What Bruce wrote was not the same. And he never could have played the "priest" Caine as well as Carradine. I think what Bruce wrote became "The Warrior" many years later.