Kung Fu - The Complete First Season

One of the best T.V. series of all time! A young orphan boy,of Chinese-American parents is accepted into a Chinese monastery,Where he learns the life of a priest.But because of the brutal murder of one of his teachers,he in return murders the killer & has to flee to America!There he searches for his family.Series includes stars John Saxon,Brandon Cruz & John Carradine.David Carradine stars an exceptional actor!

One of the best TV shows ever made. I purchased this DVD set for my teenagers to watch. I wanted to give them a little bit of something that changed the way I thought about myself and everything around me when I was their age. This show started it all for me!

We watch as a family and enjoy discussing the story-lines. Not gory, not violent for violence's sake.

Turn on the TV today and all you see is Reality (I call them Un-reality shows), game shows, sex in the city (park, garage, or anywhere else you can imagine) or crime scene investigations. The Kung Fu series and other such types of series are long gone with the past. This show was about a boy who became a real man - a man that cared for others, believed in leading a simple spiritual life, and dealt with a world filled with people who had warped ideas of what a real man was. The series was great - even my teenage kids are hooked on it. The behind the scene stuff is very interesting and the spiritual beliefs of the Shaolin Temple and Priests are inspiring. Well done production - highly recommend. Can't wait until I get the next season.

THIS is why DVD's will not be around much longer. Edited product, framed incorrectly. Why does it seem that the smaller companies, such as Blue Underground, put out beautiful product, while bigger companies completely miss the point of why people would want to own these shows. The sixties version of DRAGNET is one of my favorite shows, but when it was released on DVD, they sent it to Mexico to be produced, and many of the sets had to be returned, resulting in low sales and the unlikelyhood of any more glorious seasons. Where can I find KUNG FU's first season in a full-frame format? Thanks in advance to anyone who knows.