Kung Fu
The Way of Violence Has No Mind
TV Flash files “The Way of Violence Has No Mind” as hour 30 of 62 in the TV Flash guide — Kung Fu (1972–1975) on ABC, season 2, episode 15, aired 1974-01-24, 60 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S02E15: listed hour 30 of 62 in the Kung Fu guide, hour 15 of 23 in season 2. It aired 1974-01-24 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “A Dream Within a Dream” (S02E14). Next is “In Uncertain Bondage” (S02E16).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
Caine, pitted against a Chinese Robin Hood, teaches a boy that only the heart can truly conquer.
Viewer FAQ
Where does The Way of Violence Has No Mind sit in the Kung Fu guide?
S02E15 is listed hour 30 of 62 — hour 15 of 23 in season 2, season 2 episode 15.
When did Kung Fu S02E15 air?
The Way of Violence Has No Mind aired 1974-01-24 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Is the Bruce Lee origin lore part of the show?
It is extra-textual weather still debated beside Carradine's casting. On screen, the hour is Caine walking the West with Shaolin flashbacks.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Kwai Chang Caine walks the American West with Shaolin flashbacks, slow-motion kicks, and grasshopper as spiritual catchphrase. David Carradine's casting still starts fights next to Bruce Lee origin lore. Frontier serial plus martial-arts mysticism, handsome and unsettled: a network western that bowed instead of drew.
So the group chat wants a western that draws (Lana would call the robes a *statement gown*) and then Kung Fu bows instead. ABC, 1972–1975: a Shaolin monk wanders the American West in the 1800s, righting wrongs with martial arts and flashbacks to temple lessons. Ed Spielman, Jerry Thorpe, Herman Miller. David Carradine's Kwai Chang Caine, Keye Luke's Master Po, Philip Ahn's Master Kan, Radames Pera as young Caine. Grasshopper as spiritual catchphrase. Slow-motion kicks, Eastern philosophy, fight choreography…
Filed against
- David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine
David Carradine’s Kwai Chang Caine walked Kung Fu’s American West with Shaolin flashbacks — slow-motion kicks, grasshopper as spiritual catchphrase, a 1970s network serial whose casting still starts fights next to origin lore. Frontier…
- Keye Luke as Master Po
Keye Luke's Master Po gave Kung Fu its grasshopper liturgy — Shaolin flashbacks, slow-motion kicks, a frontier serial plus martial-arts mysticism, handsome and unsettled. Network spiritual western with a teacher in the memory. TV Flash…
- Philip Ahn as Master Kan
Philip Ahn played Master Kan on Kung Fu, the 1970s frontier serial of Shaolin flashbacks, slow-motion kicks, and grasshopper as spiritual catchphrase. Kwai Chang Caine walks the American West; David Carradine’s casting still starts fights…
- Radames Pera as Young Caine
Radames Pera played Young Caine on Kung Fu, the 1970s Shaolin flashbacks inside a frontier serial — slow-motion kicks, grasshopper as spiritual catchphrase, Kwai Chang walking the American West. David Carradine’s casting still starts…