Kung Fu: The legend continues; Best of Moments Season 1 

Check Amazon or Ebay. Probably be able to find a DVD collection.

@@shanooby4359 only the first 2 seasons are on DVD we are shit out of luck unless somebody who recorded all the episodes on their vcr in the 90's transfered those to digital and uploaded them somewhere we can watch them

Donde se pueden conseguir los capítulos en español yo la miraba de chico pero acá en RU-vid no están completos y en español

i know i always wanted to meet him guess ill never will now

He was a dancer!! I love the show back in the early 70s nobody had ever heard of kung Fu j 4:49 just judo and karate

I worked as 2nd Assistant Camera on the episode that Willian Shatner guest directed and I can tell you that Mr. Carradine was coached by a martial artist and all those segments were shot with every move blocked in slow motion and then speed up in post production. I certainly would not have guessed he was "highly" trained

@UniversalDust I knew he had some very well trained teachers and coaches who taught him well. he been training good. his kicks and punches were good.

@Gary-e5w9n Kam yeun, if I spelled his last name correctly, was his kung-fu instructor for the later half of the show he had several teachers who taught him martial arts.

Don't know but somebody screwed up major in its viewing playback...

Warner Bros retained the rights of the entire series, seasons 1 and 2 were released on DVD back in 2014-2015, but seasons 3 and 4 never had a proper release, though you can find torrents of the entire series (recorded directly from when they originally aired) floating around. The show kinda went downhill during the second half of season 4, but overall it was probably my favorite show of the 1990s and I never missed an episode during its original run, which coincided with my high school years.

yeah i kind of remeber that to i guess why they called it quites or got canceled after that

The long and short of it is that the production company (PTEN, a Canadian producer) closed down shop and no other production company ended up picking the show up. I think they were struggling because they didn't have the budget they did in the earlier seasons and just ended up cutting corners. From what I read later, David Carradine was in a pretty bad state health wise at the time due to excessive drinking and they began to rely more and more on stuntmen to do the more complex martial arts moves. Nevertheless, the whole acting troupe really held it together up until the end. Funnily enough, it was only a little over a year after the show ended that Mortal Kombat: Conquest hit the airwaves, ushering in the beginning of a new era of martial arts television where fancy stunt work took priority over dramatic acting and involved plot lines. Chalk it up to me being nostalgic for my teenage years as I get closer to 40.

Yeah, i am eager yo see the complete episodes, i used to watch this serie in 1995.

No Clue eighter but you can get it on DVD now... I did too and still do... I have the whole collection on DVD... All 4 Seasons of this Series dude... and it's not Nexflex, but Netflix...

It was Pop, not Pops.

I think that's 'Redemption'. Finale of series 1 :-)

This is in Hungarian. In Hungary, every TV show and movie that is broadcasted in the TV is dubbed. The real question is why someone uploads this to RU-vid with an English title. It's very misleading.

Quit being a hater you bullshito ass, cause you're full of that bullshit yourself....

Go to dailymotion.com and type Kung Fu The Legend Continues. The quality of the videos is VERY poor, but it's better than nothing. They have all four seasons.

It was on the two part beginning episodes.

David Carradine was a dancer, not a martial artist.

@@kennethcurtis1856 we know he was a monk and not a dancer

rohanmark jay like David carradine

Interesting in this is Kwai Chang Caine Shaolin (Buddhist), but what he believes in is Wudang (Taoist).

Back in high school and college, I used to dream I could push away the same way all the annoying guys that continously hit on and bothered me...

Arabs dont know kung fu

The story of his “suicide” wreaks of assassination.

belive it or not th

Busca el sondtrack que esta completo. Es del músico Jeff danna.

@@marianodimarco5917 ah ahora lo busco, muchas gracias

+Vam The Anomaly Chis Potter had issue with David Carradine's drinking. But read into Chris' comment as you wish ! Chris went on to say words similar to these, sometimes David was late on set for the day's shoot.

+Randy Cable I mean I know they were trying to make it look like he was more skilled than the enemies he fought but this was lame. Glad I never watched this show. This is why he probably ended up doing roles in movies like "Big Stan". Now THAT was funny and more suited for how he "fought".

+Fleece Johnson U r right on---message that some good can come of all the evil we are surrounded with in our culture---he was the common man's helper!

I know he knows Kung Fu though that's thing about it to slow no speed in real life Kung Fu Masters have lighting fast speed Punch's kicks

David Carradine had massive drinking issues and his physical health was in a state of decline, he was much better in the original series. Generally speaking, the best thing about this show was the soundtrack and scenery, and Chris Potter's fight scenes were much better from an action standpoint.

Honestly, that show was bad too. I still love them both though. They are bad, but in an entertaining way