Kung Fu: the Complete Series Collection Seasons 1 2 3 (DVD, 16-Disc Box Set) New (Western) (Warner Bros. Television)

Cultural Exploration: The show uniquely blended Eastern and Western cultures, following a Shaolin monk, Kwai Chang Caine, in the Old West as he navigated cultural clashes and philosophical dilemmas. Martial Arts Philosophy: Rooted in martial arts philosophy, each episode often contained flashbacks to Caine's training and upbringing in the Shaolin monastery, where life lessons and wisdom were imparted. David Carradine's Performance: David Carradine's portrayal of Caine became iconic, capturing the monk's quiet strength, introspection, and martial arts skills, influencing popular perceptions of martial arts in the West. Episodic Format: The series followed an episodic format, with Caine wandering from town to town, encountering various challenges and individuals, each teaching him a lesson or revealing an aspect of human nature. Social Justice Themes: "Kung Fu" tackled social issues such as racism, prejudice, and injustice, often using Caine's wisdom and martial arts prowess to address these themes.