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TV series

Kung Fu

2021TV-143 seasons7.5 / 10

True power lies within.

A quarter-life crisis causes a young Chinese-American woman to drop out of college and go on a life-changing journey to an isolated monastery in China. But when she returns to find her hometown overrun with crime and corruption, she uses her martial arts skills and Shaolin values to protect her community and bring criminals to justice…all while searching for the assassin who killed her Shaolin mentor and is now targeting her.

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Checked Sep 3, 2026

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Synopsis

A quarter-life crisis causes a young Chinese-American woman to drop out of college and go on a life-changing journey to an isolated monastery in China. But when she returns to find her hometown overrun with crime and corruption, she uses her martial arts skills and Shaolin values to protect her community and bring criminals to justice…all while searching for the assassin who killed her Shaolin mentor and is now targeting her.

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Episode 1

Year of the Tiger (1)

43m10.0 / 10

With the Lunar New Year around the corner, a more confident and grounded Nicky finds herself in a great place in her relationship with Henry and with her family. However, when a break-in at the Shen residence leaves her shaken, Nicky, with the help of Evan, begins to suspect that Russell Tan may be involved. Elsewhere, as Mei-Liand Jin prepare for the New Year at Harmony Dumplings, Althea begins to question whether she made the right decision re-entering the workforce.

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Directed by Joe MenendezWritten by Christina M. Kim, Robert BerensGuest stars JB Tadena, Ludi Lin, Vanessa Yao, Kee Chan, Marissa Cuevas, Luvia Petersen, Janet Kidder, Edi Patterson

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Episode 2

Year of the Tiger (2)

43m

In the midst of Lunar New Year festivities in Chinatown, Nicky tries to help her newly-discovered cousin Mia understand her new reality. Meanwhile, as Nicky and Evan follow a lead involving one of Russell Tan's mercenaries, Henry keeps an eye on Mia at the community center. Elsewhere, Ryan meets Sebastian, Harmony Dumpling's newest line cook and Kerwin is paid a surprise visit by his sister Juliet. Finally, Zhilan is forced to confront her past.

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Directed by Joe MenendezWritten by Ryan Johnson, Peter LalayanisGuest stars JB Tadena, Ludi Lin, Vanessa Yao, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan, Edi Patterson, Fei Ren, Nicco Del Rio

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Episode 3

The Bell

43m

After a mishap forces her to re-evaluate her plan against Russell Tan, Nicky turns her attention to finding out what Kerwin is up to after learning he's back in the fold. Jin offers help to an old friend at the Chinatown Arts Collective, and the team makes a big move against Russell Tan.

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Directed by Winnifred JongWritten by Brian AnthonyGuest stars JB Tadena, Ludi Lin, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan

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Episode 4

Clementine

42m10.0 / 10

After finding himself in a bind, Dennis turns to Nicky for help, leading them to uncover an auto theft ring in Chinatown. Elsewhere, when an argument about family causes Henry and Nicky to have their first real fight, Henry reluctantly reconnects with his estranged father. Finally, Evan is forced to make a difficult decision that could cost him his job.

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Directed by Richard Speight Jr.Written by Richard LoweGuest stars Annie Q. Riegel, Janet Kidder

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Episode 5

Reunion

43m10.0 / 10

After receiving a new clue that could lead to Mia's whereabouts, Nicky and Henry race to find her before Russell Tan's forces do. Meanwhile, Mei-Li is tested when a new restaurant opens nearby, and Althea continues to struggle with the challenges of work.

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Directed by David GrossmanWritten by A.C. AllenGuest stars JB Tadena, Vanessa Yao, Marissa Cuevas, Janet Kidder

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Episode 6

Jyu Sa

43m10.0 / 10

After a tip from Evan leads Nicky and Mia to a secret meeting between Juliette and a mysterious scientist, Nicky begins to question whether she should approach her relationship with Mia as a friend or a shifu. Elsewhere, Henry's findings lead him to an expert that may be able to help decipher his research. Finally, Jin and Mei-Li help to settle an age-old dispute between Chinatown's oldest grocers.

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Directed by Kristin WindellWritten by Matt YoungGuest stars JB Tadena, Vanessa Yao, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan

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Episode 7

The Alchemist

43m10.0 / 10

As Nicky investigates the secrets behind a mysterious stone that Juliet is after, Henry uncovers a shocking revelation about his father. Elsewhere, Althea prepares for investor meetings for her app, and Dennis receives an ultimatum from his dad.

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Directed by Richard Speight Jr.Written by John BringGuest stars Vanessa Yao, Kee Chan

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Episode 8

Disclosure

43m10.0 / 10

As Nicky wrestles with a secret she's been keeping from Mia, she teams up with Evan, who makes a major discovery about his former boss. Elsewhere, Althea attempts to pull off a surprise 25th anniversary party for Harmony Dumpling against her mother's wishes, and Ryan begins to question what Sebastian may be hiding from him.

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Directed by Joe MenendezWritten by Linda Ge, Ryan Johnson, Peter LalayanisGuest stars JB Tadena, Vanessa Yao, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan, Marissa Cuevas, Janet Kidder, Luis Seki Chi

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Episode 9

The Enclave

42m10.0 / 10

After uncovering an item that Russell Tan is after, Nicky enlists her entire family to help infiltrate the Enclave, a secret gathering of the world's elite. Elsewhere, Nicky deals with the fallout of a secret she's kept from Mia.

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Directed by R.T. ThorneWritten by Dan HamamuraGuest stars Vanessa Yao, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan

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Episode 10

Destruction

40m10.0 / 10

Nicky is left reeling after a secret she's kept hidden from her family leads to some tragic consequences. Meanwhile, Mia teams up with an unexpected ally, and Nicky and Henry find themselves at a crossroads in their relationship.

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Directed by Jeff ChanWritten by Melissa RundleGuest stars JB Tadena, Vanessa Yao, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan

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Episode 11

Bloodline

40m10.0 / 10

Nicky's desperation to find Mia intensifies after learning that Mia is beginning to unravel, and that Xiao's prophecy may be coming true. Meanwhile, Zhilan makes a surprising discovery about Russell Tan's plan.

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Directed by Kristin WindellWritten by Michael DeighGuest stars Ludi Lin, Vanessa Yao, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan

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Episode 12

Alliance

42m10.0 / 10

With Russell Tan on the verge of making his final move, Nicky enlists all the help she can get in order to stop him before it's too late. But when an unexpected discovery threatens to derail their efforts, the team will be forced to prepare for what may be a losing battle.

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Directed by Richard Speight Jr.Written by Ryan Johnson, Peter LalayanisGuest stars JB Tadena, Ludi Lin, Vanessa Yao, Kee Chan, Marissa Cuevas

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Episode 13

The Source

42m10.0 / 10finale

Nicky teams up with an unexpected ally and sets out on a dangerous mission to take down Russell Tan once and for all.

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Directed by Joe MenendezWritten by Christina M. Kim, Robert BerensGuest stars JB Tadena, Ludi Lin, Vanessa Yao, Annie Q. Riegel, Kee Chan

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Episode information updated Sep 17, 2026

More about Kung Fu

Cast

Olivia LiangNicky Shen
Tan Kheng HuaMei-Li Shen
Eddie LiuHenry Yan
Shannon DangAlthea Shen
Jon PrasidaRyan Shen
Gavin StenhouseEvan Hartley
Vanessa KaiPei-Ling Zhang
Tony ChungDennis Soong

Credits

Created by
Christina M. Kim
Written by
Christina M. Kim, Robert Berens, Ryan Johnson, Peter Lalayanis, John Bring, Matt Young, Melissa Rundle, Richard Lowe, Dan Hamamura, Michael Deigh, Brian Anthony, A.C. Allen, Ryan Johnson, Peter Lalayanis, Linda Ge

Production details

Status
Canceled
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
39
Original language
English

Networks & production

  • The CWUnited States
  • Warner Bros. TelevisionUnited States
  • Berlanti ProductionsUnited States
  • Quinn's HouseUnited States
  • Kinga ProductionsUnited States

Themes

kung fu