The fight scenes in this show were always decent, but what really sold it was the acting, writing, atmosphere and amazing soundtrack. David Carradine was practically born to be Caine, while Ernest Abuba sold this ultimate fallen angel trope perfectly. My one complaint about this show was that they killed off the Tan character too early, he would have made the perfect nemesis for Caine throughout the entire show.
@@flintironstag2381 When you think about it, nearly every villainous mastermind with a mystical quality that followed Tan, be it Li Sung, Bon Bon Hai, Liam Holmes or the leaders of the Scorpion and Black Widow sects; they all had heavy parallels to Tan’s character, but they were less dynamic and endearing in terms of backstory. The show would have been served better by a more limited array of recurring villains, as most proved to be decent yet weaker composites of Tan and Martin Kove’s Shadow Assassin character.
I remember this episode. There wasn't any option other than to kill this guy. He would have never quit tormenting Caine until either he was dead or Caine.
I remember this episode, it was a good one. It is like Arch Angel Michael said as well, the overwhelming majority of souls are forgiven, however, there is an incredibly small amount that must be unmade as they are just pure evil.
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The fight scenes in this show were always decent, but what really sold it was the acting, writing, atmosphere and amazing soundtrack. David Carradine was practically born to be Caine, while Ernest Abuba sold this ultimate fallen angel trope perfectly. My one complaint about this show was that they killed off the Tan character too early, he would have made the perfect nemesis for Caine throughout the entire show.
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Agreed.
@@flintironstag2381 When you think about it, nearly every villainous mastermind with a mystical quality that followed Tan, be it Li Sung, Bon Bon Hai, Liam Holmes or the leaders of the Scorpion and Black Widow sects; they all had heavy parallels to Tan’s character, but they were less dynamic and endearing in terms of backstory. The show would have been served better by a more limited array of recurring villains, as most proved to be decent yet weaker composites of Tan and Martin Kove’s Shadow Assassin character.
@@hellsunicornTan was like a fallen angel. Started off good, but ego and hate destroyed him.
He was not only killed, but his circle of reincarnation was ended; the ultimate of punishments. Truly frightening.
Tan sure was making some odd grunts during that fight - "yawoooh"
Tan's evil was beyond redemption
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Que de souvenirs génial j'adore ❤
I remember this episode. There wasn't any option other than to kill this guy. He would have never quit tormenting Caine until either he was dead or Caine.
David Carradine was also in the miniseries White Crane. 😮
Curious detail. In none of its versions, Kwai Chang Caine yelled when fighting. He never yelled.
天下武功出少林，有两種含義，一、指各地方武術凝在少林，统合成少林功夫，二、并演化成新的分支！西方人喜愛功夫，因種類繁多，供不同性格揀選，同時容許個人化，不必往拳館，亦無需圍住沙包練習，每人各適其！而且功夫是户外的個人活動，但現代武術是室內集体的。
Awesome show
Love this show
I remember this episode, it was a good one. It is like Arch Angel Michael said as well, the overwhelming majority of souls are forgiven, however, there is an incredibly small amount that must be unmade as they are just pure evil.
The Battle Between Light and Darkness
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Y quien ganaria kway chain kein o fredy kuger seria bueno un combate de pelea
Wud have been better with bruce lee