Kung Fu

Kwai Chang Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), stricken by poisoned water, lies near death in the home of a former slave who fearfully harbors a secret so precious that it might well save the entire community from disaster.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) uses the love in two men's hearts to thwart their hatred and break a chain of murder.

Because of an attachment to a beautiful thing, a holy man dies as a thief, and Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) makes restitution so the soul can rest after being blessed by a fellow cleric (GILBERT ROLAND).

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), proving that faith is a two-edged sword of good and evil, breaks a witch's very real curse over a whole town.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), confronted with ignorance and prejudice, saves an outcast from turning a brief moment of glory into disaster for himself and his pregnant Indian wife.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), in a reversal of roles, finds himself as the master with a 15-year-old boy (DON JOHNSON) as his disciple in which he must teach him that the act of revenge can lead to the death of the spirit.

Without returning violence for violence, Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) ends the tyranny of a "Chinese Mafia" and liberates a boy slave.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) delivers a self-accused coward from inner torment by showing him the nature of courage.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) saves a man's mind by demonstrating that ugliness -- and reality and illusion -- can be in the eye of the beholder.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), delivering a religious sect from persecution, shows that tolerance must come from a mutual understanding.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) prescribes an emotional cure for a medicine-show goddess stricken with a deadly type of independence.

Two emotionally repressed people learn from Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) that to accept pain as the price of love is the mark of life.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) changes a Texas Ranger's (ROBERT FOXWORTH) life by showing him that the law can murder justice. Slim Pickens guest stars.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) sees dramatized that every man is three things -- what he thinks he is, what others think he is, and what he really is --

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), pitted against a Chinese Robin Hood, teaches a boy that only the heart can truly conquer.

A proud Southern belle, imprisoned in a pit with Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), learns that serving others and being served are folds of the same garment.

The prostitutes of a bawdy house and their madam (ANNE FRANCIS) turn to Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) for protection against vigilantes.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) is injected into a war between a hate-maddened detective (BARRY SULLIVAN) and an outlaw (ANDY ROBINSON) leading a gang of ex-farmers victimized by a railroad.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), delivering a fellow Shaolin from a gallant but foolish death for a woman, turns an old enemy into a friend.

For the sake of an unwed mother and her unborn child, Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) champions an aging tong leader who is under a sentence of death.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) and blind preacher Serenity Johnson (JOHN CARRADINE) choose a path toward a confrontation with evil when they encounter a man possessed by the devil in his own dual nature.

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) is involved in separate adventures in two interweaving storylines: he helps a mad mountain man (STEFAN GIERASCH) save his dying wife, and -- in a flashback to China ---

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE) resolves his adventures with a mad mountain man (STEFAN GIERASCH), and -- in a flashback to China -- a marathon kung fu battle with a warlord (STEFAN GIERASCH) to win a concubine's (NANCY KWAN) heart.