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Kung Fu on ABC

1972, TV Show

Episode Detail: The Cenotaph - Kung Fu

Conclusion. A flashback love story is interwoven with a tale about a mad Scotsman's mysterious odyssey. Caine: David Carradine. McBurney/Kai Tong: Stefan Gierasch. Mayli Ho: Nancy Kwan. Whipple: Robert Ridgely. Buskirk: Michael Pataki.

Episodes: The Cenotaph - Kung Fu - 69 total Episodes

Empty Pages of a Dead Book
A Small Beheading
The Thief of Chendo
The Third Man
The Predators
The Elixir
The Cenotaph
Kung Fu
Blood Brother
Chains
The Salamander
The Spirit-Helper
Crossties
An Eye for an Eye
Besieged: Cannon at the Gates
The Tong
The Forbidden Kingdom
Sun and Cloud Shadow
The Brujo
The Squawman
The Demon God
The Assassin
The Tide
Full Circle
The Barbary House
Blood of the Dragon
Night of the Owls, Day of the Doves
The Gunman
The Garments of Rage
One Step to Darkness
Ambush
Superstition
The Ancient Warrior
Flight to Orion
The Well
Nature of Evil
King of the Mountain
The Praying Mantis Kills
The Stone
Battle Hymn
Dark Angel
The Chalice
A Lamb to the Slaughter
The Way of Violence Has No Mind
In Uncertain Bondage
Besieged: Death on Cold Mountain
Blood of the Dragon
The Vanishing Image
The Cenotaph
The Soldier
The Devil's Champion
The Last Raid
The Hoots
The Stone
The Brothers Caine
Alethea
The Passion of Chen Yi
The Brothers Caine; Full Circle
Kung Fu
My Brother, My Executioner
Blood of the Dragon
A Dream Within a Dream
Cry of the Night Beast
Nine Lives
The Arrogant Dragon
The Barbary House
The Soul Is the Warrior
This Valley of Terror
The Cenotaph

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Premiered: October 01, 1972, on ABC

Rating: None

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Premise: Influential series about a Buddhist monk in search of his long-lost brother in the American West of the 1870s while dodging Chinese officials after him for killing a member of the imperial family. The show earned cult status (and became much parodied) thanks to its blend of martial arts and Eastern mysticism, and a style that traded heavily on flashbacks and slow-mo fight scenes. A TV film, `Kung Fu: The Movie,' aired in 1986 and a sequel series, `Kung Fu: The Legend Continues,' began in 1993.

Kung Fu Cast