Kung Fu - Season 2 (DVD 2004)

A curious hybrid of western and kung fu, this series was a massive success when I was a kid and is just as good now. Brilliant.

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The DVD's came very promptly, carefully packed, they all work perfectly. The seller was extremely polite and considerate.

forgoten how good these are- still watchable and as relevant now as they were on first release. A must for all fans of philosophy, westerns and easterns!

I used to watch the original tv series. I loved the educational, philosophical and spiritual dimension of the show. David Carradine was excellent in the role and there were many excellent actors in the series doing cameo roles.
I especially liked the exploration of love and relationships and the minute attention to detail. The team that produced those half hour slots of tv every week were so talented! For those youngsters who haven't seen the series give them a try. There is so much to learn 'grasshopper'.
I was saddened to hear of david carradine's death, especially the nature of it. He was terribly underrated as an actor and brought pleasure to millions of people. My thoughts go out to his family.

I was the biggest fan of the series were the quiet soft spken half chinese guy cane and inspired thousand to take uo martial arts and a mania nearly as big as the Beatles,aahh iM GETTING NOSTALGIC

Not as good as they used to be!
When I saw these programmes in the 70s I thought that they held deep mystic insights, a guide or code for life. Now with modern special effects, and bigger budgets, modern films like Tiger & Dragon make these seem almost amaturish. The fights are clumsy and would surely have been more dramatic had Bruce Lee not been rejected for the part. Yet they still hold a charm. They are somehow more realistic than a BL spectacular. The character is also flawed, making him more human.
The monkly wisdom now seems trite, almost flippant, but I still got a sense that there is a better way. Maybe I have just grown more cynical, but the price was certainly worth paying for the nostalgia. I loved them.

had to return as season one was faulty but seller was brilliant about it and refunded all money would use seller again

loved seeing this series again brillant series kung fu brillant was good in its day but even better now can watch this again and again .

Superb - classic series that has stood the test of time. Essential for both Western and Martial Arts film fans.

I grew up watching the origianlly series, transmitted in the early 1970's, and after all that time, the characters and storylines have lost none of their charm. Carridine is brilliant in the role of Caine, the wandering Shaolin priest, who has no interest in the profit & greed of the emerging USA. Unlike the Bruce Lee type of films, this is not all about fighting and brutally kicking the living daylights out of people also - it's more based around the wonderful morals and wisdom of Buddhism and Taoism.
An excellent set of DVD's. Top notch viewing!

Kung Fu Season 1
This is a very good box set plays well and clear,it is a very good box set because each episode follows on the travels of the character, making a good story though out.