David Carradine vs Apache Leader Kung Fu Caine, 1970s

👉 Storyline: "Kung Fu Caine, 1970s"
"Dark Angel," starring Larry Duran as the Apache chief, Paul Harper as Davey Peartree, Keye Luke as Master Po, and David Carradine as Caine. The entire episode may be found here:

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De serie, die in drie seizoenen van in totals 63 afleveringen werd uitgezonden, maakte kungfu vanaf de jaren 70 van de twintigste eeuw zeer populair in het Westen.

👉 Genre: action-adventure martial arts Western drama television series

Thorpe, Jerry
Herman Miller with David Carradine in the lead role
Luke Keye
Rafael Ahn Pera, Philip Ahn

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[marcusmtm]

I see that a lot of people who watched the show, really liked it, just like me too. This and the Wild Wild WEST, were my two favorite shows. I liked how different parts of the show would show when Kane was growing up and the teachings from the Masters.

[tomstamatinos]

I never tire from watching Caradine's Kung fu antics!

[thomaskollen]

I loved that series. It truly has a good positive message behind every episode.

[happymethehappyone]

One of the best shows ever...So many moral & life lesson take aways from it...They don't make them like that anymore.

[JohnQualio]

I wish GRIT TV would put this show on their station.

[darrelfuhrman]

Supper could not be during Kung Fu because mom HAD to watch it!

[michaelgrant]

I truly enjoyed watching Kung Fu with Caradine especially the flashbacks with grasshopper and the master!

[mikeweir]

It was an exceptional story. Always facinated me when they flashed back to scenes with the old man and grasshopper!! Bloody Fantastic!!!

[sarahclark]

TY not only DC, but entire series was exceptional.

[Helpertin]

"You didn't have to break those arrows, bro. Now I need to challenge you"

[raymondreamer]

Growing up ...never missed ...my favorite show

[chip]

Kung-fu that was a good program back then

[stevehope]

Even though DC didn't know any martial arts this show was my inspiration for pursuing both Kung Fu and Karate.

[adrianbrowne]

And as we know perfectly well, this is one person who will "never" back down from a challenge"!! This combination of the cerebral and the physical remains as vital as ever!!😊

[Chuck]

I loved to watch this tv show when i was young to discover about meaning of the kung-fu ❤😊❤

[grter]

That music and camera work was awesome to me back then.

[jonivance]

❤ it, surely miss those Kung Fu shows with David Carradine😊

[edvilla]

In an interview, Carradine admitted that he didn’t have any martial arts training. As a young kid I had no idea. Still, it was one of my favorites.

[PerryMiles-iy]

My brother and I used to never miss an episode. As I grew up I discovered that it was supposed to be Bruce Lee that the script was originally wrote for! However the movie people didn't think that an Asian face would bring ratings. Could you just imagine how much greater the series would have been W😮W!!!

[dh]

i loved that show. i wish it would air again