Blood of the Dragon: Part 2 (14 Sep. 1974)

Director:

Richard Lang

Writers:

Ed Spielman (creator), Herman Miller (developer),

Stars:

David Carradine, Patricia Neal, Season Hubley

Cast

Episode cast overview:
David Carradine	...	Kwai Chang Caine
Patricia Neal	...	Sara Kingsley
Season Hubley	...	Margit Kingsley McLean
Eddie Albert	...	Dr. George Baxter
Edward Albert	...	Johnny Kingsley McLean
Philip Ahn	...	Master Kan (as Phillip Ahn)
Keye Luke	...	Master Po
Radames Pera	...	Young Caine
Clyde Kusatsu	...	Lama Campo Kushog / Han Su Lok
Tad Horino	...	Cowled Head
Kam Yuen	...	Wong Ti
Wilber Chang	...	Sun Lo

Storyline

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Genres:

Adventure | Drama | Western

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 September 1974 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

50 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Second of three 2 part episodes.

User Reviews

Conclusion reveals Caine and McLean the same blood

"Blood of the Dragon" concludes with the knowledge that Henry Raphael Caine was murdered by his own grandson Johnny,under the evil influence of Sara Kingsley,his maternal grandmother,who bore Henry a daughter out of wedlock,the mother of both Johnny and Margit.40 years of bitterness has poisoned her to the point of turning her grandson into a murderer,but once he learns that it was his grandfather he killed,he immediately shows remorse and sorrow,and is forgiven by Kwai Chang Caine.The three Dragons await their showdown with the priest,and all the Kingsleys are endangered by their actions,with only one left standing by the end.Clyde Kusatsu does double duty as the young Han Su Lok,and also elderly mystic Lama Campo Kushog,wearing old age makeup.Patricia Neal makes a formidable villainess,and lovely Season Hubley,before she met and married Kurt Russell,inadvertently betrays Caine,not knowing they are cousins.This was a rare teaming of real life father and son Eddie Albert and Edward Laurence Albert,whose mother was the lovely Mexican actress known only as Margo(she died in 1985).Tad Horino's Cowled Head makes no further appearances beyond this two-part episode.Although the fight scenes are well done,they tend to undercut the juicy melodrama that was built up so well in part one.Still,the sight of Caine battling himself could not have been bettered.Perhaps the high point of the third season.