Let me be clear, in case a fan misunderstands this review and starts monkey-hammering the NOT USEFUL key: I like this series, I respect this series, I watch this series, I review this series, I enjoy this series.
However, that said, it is clear to me that TEAM W. has gone so far off the reservation with this arc that they have been forced to resurrect the old Kung Fu formula from the 1970s.
For those under 60, the US series Kung Fu with the late David Carradine needed a way to blend mystical and spiritual and metaphysical concepts in a manner that the modern viewer would not find boring. So at least once an episode, Kwai Chang, the wanderer-priest in the US west, had to beat the ^&%&*& out of someone.
And the formula worked. It worked then. It works now.
Just when you are convinced that TEAM W. has taken this metaphysical exercise in Quantum ("we are one") Mechanics too far, you get a really good UFC cage fight.
I am not complaining. I am a reviewer. I am just doing my job.
However, that said, it is clear to me that TEAM W. has gone so far off the reservation with this arc that they have been forced to resurrect the old Kung Fu formula from the 1970s.
For those under 60, the US series Kung Fu with the late David Carradine needed a way to blend mystical and spiritual and metaphysical concepts in a manner that the modern viewer would not find boring. So at least once an episode, Kwai Chang, the wanderer-priest in the US west, had to beat the ^&%&*& out of someone.
And the formula worked. It worked then. It works now.
Just when you are convinced that TEAM W. has taken this metaphysical exercise in Quantum ("we are one") Mechanics too far, you get a really good UFC cage fight.
I am not complaining. I am a reviewer. I am just doing my job.
