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Martial arts as depicted in movies isn't the real thing, but it helps lead many to its rich philosophical side In 1971, Bruce Lee pitched a television series to Paramount and Warner Brothers.

Martial arts fever would eventually grip American culture, but in 1972 the trend was still in its infancy. Then came Kung Fu, perhaps the most influential television show in the history of American ...

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For five decades, “patience, grasshopper” has been the informal tagline for Kung Fu, the classic “Eastern Western” television show that began on February 22, 1972, with a 90-minute ABC TV-movie pilot.

SAN DIEGO — The new CW reboot of the 1972 series "Kung Fu" features an Asian-led cast, something you don't see very often on primetime television. So, there's a lot of excitement surrounding the new ...

Enter the Dragon typically gets all the credit when it comes to the start of "the kung fu craze" of the 1970s, but the history of the trend is actually a bit more complex. In the early 1970s, the ...