Kung Fu

Season 3

24 episodes

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  1. S03E01

    Blood of the Dragon (1)

    Chinese assassins seek Caine, who seeks his grandfather's murderer; with Eddie Albert, Edward Albert, Patricia Neal.

  2. S03E02

    Blood of the Dragon (2)

    Caine solves his grandfather's murder and faces the assassins; with Eddie Albert, Edward Albert, Patricia Neal.

  3. S03E03

    A Small Beheading

    Caine must forfeit a finger to gain the Chinese emperor's pardon; guests William Shatner, France Nuyen, Rosemary Forsyth.

  4. S03E04

    This Valley of Terror

    Caine rescues a clairvoyant woman (Sondra Locke) who has escaped from a mental institution and helps her to confront her inner fears.

  5. S03E05

    The Predators

    A charge of attempted murder spurs Caine to invade the lair of vicious killers and kidnap the only man who can clear him.

  6. S03E06

    My Brother, My Executioner

    Caine believes he's found his half-brother (James Wainwright), who is stalked by an ambitious gunman; guests Carol Lawrence, A Martinez.

  7. S03E07

    Cry of the Night Beast

    A childhood dream convinces Caine a pregnant woman's (Stefanie Powers) fate is linked to a buffalo calf; guest Don Stroud.

  8. S03E08

    The Devil's Champion

    Caine confronts an embodiment of evil (Soon-Teck Oh) who arrives at the Shaolin temple to challenge Master Kan to deadly ritual combat.

  9. S03E09

    The Garments of Rage

    Caine's former Shaolin teacher (James Shigeta) seeks revenge against the railroad that he holds responsible for the death of his nephew.

  10. S03E10

    Besieged (1): Death on Cold Mountain

    A Chinese warlord threatens to destroy the Shaolin temple unless a young nun is surrendered to his passion.

  11. S03E11

    Besieged (2): Cannon at the Gates

    A warlord besieges the temple, where his betrothed has sought refuge; with Barbara Seagull (Hershey).

  12. S03E12

    The Demon God

    The boy Caine lies dying of poison, while the man Caine endures a scorpion's bite and ghostly visions. Directed by David Carradine.

  13. S03E13

    The Vanishing Image

    Caine protects a dying photographer (Lew Ayres) from a vengeful Indian youth who believes the man's camera stole his spirit.

  14. S03E14

    A Lamb to the Slaughter

    Caine must teach a peacemaker (Alejandro Rey) how to kill in order to repay his debt of honor to the man's father.

  15. S03E15

    The Forbidden Kingdom

    Caine recalls his desperate attempt to escape a clever pursuer (James Shigeta) and flee China after killing the nephew of the emperor.

  16. S03E16

    One Step to Darkness

    Caine must struggle with a demon of fear from his past to help a woman addicted to drugs; guests Bruce Carradine, Wilford Brimley.

  17. S03E17

    Battle Hymn

    Two vagabond musicians join Caine in an unusual adventure about a search for a boyhood dream that leads to murder.

  18. S03E18

    Barbary House

    Caine works as a prizefighter for a man (Leslie Nielsen) holding the priest's nephew hostage; with Lois Nettleton.

  19. S03E19

    Flight to Orion

    Caine flees with his half-brother's wife (Lois Nettleton) and son (John Blyth Barrymore) through Indian lands; guest Leslie Nielsen.

  20. S03E20

    The Brothers Caine

    Caine, his nephew and pursuing bounty hunters locate the priest's half-brother (Tim McIntire); guests Leslie Nielsen, Carl Weathers.

  21. S03E21

    Full Circle

    Caine seeks to reunite Danny Caine's family and save his half-brother from a band of bounty hunters; guests Leslie Nielsen, A Martinez.

  22. S03E22

    The Thief of Chendo

    Caine teams with a prince of thieves to restore a Chinese grand duke deposed by an evil relative (James Hong) to his rightful throne.

  23. S03E23

    Ambush

    The blind preacher Serenity Johnson (John Carradine) feigns illness to enlist Caine's aid in recovering a debt; guest Pat Morita.

  24. S03E24

    The Last Raid

    Caine pursues the renegade Confederate soldiers who kidnapped two boys, one black and one white; guests Charles Haid, Hal Williams.

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