The Avengers (TV Series)
The Cybernauts (1965)
John Hollis: Sensai
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Quotes
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Sensai : Please state your business, Mrs. Peel.
Emma Peel : I am interested in Karate.
Sensai : Interest is for the onlooker. From students we require dedication, nightly attendance for practice and demonstration. We never tolerate absentees.
Emma Peel : I appreciate that.
Sensai : Then appreciate too, Mrs. Peel, that Karate, unlike Judo, is not a sport. It is a science, an art, a discipline. The word Karate...
Emma Peel : [interrupting] Means empy hand.
Sensai : But the hands, though empty, can become more deadly than any weapon. It is the combination of force and a development of courage.
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Sensai : [refusing Emma into the gym] ... It is difficult for a woman to compete in such company.
Emma Peel : [smiling] It's that the idea of competition appeals to me.
Sensai : Then I'd suggest perhaps... fencing would be more suitable to your purpose.
Emma Peel : I think not, Mister...
Sensai : Here I'm known as Sensai - the Knowledgeable One.
[Claps hands once; a tall blonde in karate outfit appears by the gym's entrance]
Sensai : Oyuka! Ms. Peel is leaving now.
Emma Peel : [after glncing at the blonde, turns round to face Sensei again] What makes Oyuka the exception?
Sensai : Oyuka, the Immovable One, she's a third dan of judo, a first dan of karate. There are few men who could pass her, if she would not want them to.
Emma Peel : And if I could?
Sensai : I shouldn't try it, Baka, the Foolish One. But if you can, you'll be most welcome.
Sensai : [Watches as Emma places her handbag and gloves on the floor, and bows to him with Oyuka; the women exchange holds; Oyuka is in an arm-lock and tries to scratch Emma's right leg; he shouts] Oyuka!
[Emma projects Oyuka to the floor]
Sensai : You attacked her as a woman, but she has the skill of a man... A bad mistake, Oyuka.
[Emma bows to the sensei again, collects her things, and exits]
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Sensai : And now a demonstration of Tameshiwari by a student of whom I'm truly proud: Aoyama
[the tall one]
Sensai : , a fifth dan of judo, a fourth dan of karate. Aoyama is an example of what can be achieved with practice and dedication. I give you... Aoyama!
[the karateka enters, and it is revealed that he is Jeffcott, owner of the toys factory company]