Bruce Lee's Warrior Series - Chao's Wisdom - ft. Dacascos as the Crying Freeman 

Glad to hear I'm not the only one! Wiki states that he also graduated from Harvard. Kind of makes you think that acting is his true passion. I guess it's like what they say in Apocalypse Now: ''He could've gone for General (anything), but he went for himself instead.'' Always liked that thought. And it definitely makes me appreciate him more as an actor and human being. Looking forward to the 3rd season. Best of luck to you!

Wow that's cool! Much respect for him and he def stood out in this series. I feel like that quote also relates to what Bruce Lee's message is about when he said "Always be yourself, express yourself, and have faith in yourself...". The showrunners really care about making this right and I appreciate that so much. So excited for Season 3! And thankyou! Same goes to you too! 😀

Why do they put on the Chinese accent, when they speak to the Americans?

@@versuful To show that the characters first language isn't english. Only Ah Sahm and Mai Ling speak american english because their grandfather was american. All the other characters speak cantonese. Whenever two chinese characters appear to be speaking in english, they are actually speaking in cantonese. We the audience hear it as english.

@@HiddenbyLeaves And now Mark Dacascos is in Season 3 of Warrior as the newest member of the Long Zi, Kong Pak.

Interesting 💯

He ded

I like this idea

CHAO DESERVED BETTER 😢

Damn spoilers 🤦

1) Wanted to keep up his tough image. Caring for a daughter conflicts that 2) He realizes his line of work is dangerous, and would prefer to keep her out of it

Because of xenophobia and racism. Interracial relationships were frowned upon and even interracial marriage was complicated during that time period.

@@tmmnago2722 correct answer

​@@tmmnago2722 yep, he even explains it out loud at some point. She can pass for white. He doesn't want her to be treated as second class or worse because her father is Chinese.