kenny782 Love the comments and I agree this was a great show.The way they endedseason 4 it had another season in it I think.Or at least a spin off TV movie or two... sucks :( Too bad it was never released on DVD.I'm not selling anything but for anyone with withdrawal like me :) I found a site that has the whole thing on DVD's.It's recorded from TV of course but good quality and they edited out the commercials.I love being able to come home some nights and throw on a few episodes.It's in the action section on www.tvaddicts.TV

Brian Washington This is another example of why many sequels and spin-offs don't work. The main thing I didn't like about this show was that the producers couldn't make up their minds on whether to make this a cop drama or make it a supernatural thriller. David Carradine looks as if he only took this role to get a paycheck and the acting looks ordinary at best. The supporting cast is nothing to write home about except for Kermit, who constantly wore sunglasses everywhere he went. The only other thing that makes the show somewhat work is the conflict between Caine and his son Peter. You pretty much get the usual story of traditional values versus modern society. That's the only thing that saved this series from being a total loss.

skoyles The original "Kung Fu" is a classic. When first I saw KF:TLC I had high hopes but found it lame, generic and that David Carradine had aged even more than I in the decades between first and second series. It was amusing to see Toronto again as I had lived there for three years. But the show became less Chinese than generic "new age" nonsense. The fight scenes were not up to the standard of David Chow's masterpieces, though I must say that they are not bad for an aging hero. Having now said all these negative things, I find that the show brings me back each time it is broadcast; there is something hypnotic about it. Carradine's Kwai Chang is unique.

Flamio David Carradine and cast present an interesting and captivating episode every time. This show rules! Great guest stars: Mickey Rooney, John Saxon, Pamela Susan Shoop, etc...they all make for great entertainment! There is a good chemistry between Caine and his son Peter. Flashbacks are always cool. As to why young Caine had to change actors, who knows? Maybe Nathaniel Moreau got too big. Great show, I've watched episodes over and over again.