The grandson of Kwai Chang Caine walks out of the past.

"But I want to fight."

"Yes. So did your great-grandfather when he was your age."

He teaches his son wisdom at a Shaolin temple. An evil force destroyed that temple. 

Father and son each believed the other had perished. Fifteen years later they were reunited.

Now Caine faced new challenges.

And his son grew up.

"Look, I'm not my father. I don't do kung fu. I'm a cop. That's who I am. That's what I do."

"I am Caine. I will help you."

With these words Kung Fu: The Legend Continues started it’s first season. The show ran from 1993-1997 for four seasons.

The whole premise of the show was that when Peter Caine (Chris Potter) was young he and his father Kwai Chang Caine (David Carradine) lived in a Shaolin Temple, where Caine was a priest. Until one day a renegade Shaolin by the name of Tan (Ernest Abuba) destroyed the temple. Each was led to believe by Ping Hai (Kim Chan) that the other had died to prevent Tan from finding them. Fifeteen years later Caine came to the town where Peter worked as a cop. They were finally reunited as father and son.