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Kung Fu: Season 3, Episode 4This Valley of Terror (28 Sep. 1974)Director:Harry Harris |
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| David Carradine | ... | ||
| Sondra Locke | ... |
Gwyneth Jenkins
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| Jan Sterling | ... |
Mary Jenkins
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| Ken Swofford | ... | ||
| Howard Duff | ... | ||
| Keye Luke | ... | ||
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Philip Ahn | ... |
Master Kan
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| Radames Pera | ... | ||
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John Quade | ... |
Johnson
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Joe Renteria | ... |
Tall Fire
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| James Hong | ... |
Mad Man
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Bobby Clark | ... |
The Father
(as Bobby Clarke)
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Bill Catching | ... |
Frank
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 September 1974 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Stage 16, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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An excellent episode featuring Sondra Locke as Gwyneth Jenkins,a young woman who has escaped from an asylum,but whom Caine realizes is not insane.She has the gift of "second sight," the ability to see things before they happen,and is ignorantly regarded as crazy by those who think she causes bad things to occur.A Welsh-born girl who was raised by Indians,the frightened Gwyneth believes that it is a curse that will lead her to her death,until Caine accompanies her on a journey designed to help her understand her gifts,which eventually lead to the survival of an endangered frontier family.At the end of their journey together,before she returns to her Indian friends,Caine asks her the question that she had not yet been ready for,if his missing brother is dead or alive.She desperately tries to respond in the affirmative,gives up,and says "poor Danny," not having been told his name,inadvertently confirming that Caine's search will not be in vain.Small roles are played by Howard Duff,Jan Sterling,Ken Swofford,and the ever present James Hong,here making a brief appearance in the flashback,as a madman who hears voices beyond the walls of his room.