This series is fantastic; I'd love to see additional installments. It easily earns a perfect score, and I consider it among the very best programs I’ve enjoyed. It captivated me completely, beginning with the first moments and continuing right through to the finale. 👀

I’d hoped to enjoy seeing Warrior return for a third run, but unfortunately, that hasn't been the case. My belief was that the show had concluded with season two. The second season provided a satisfying resolution to the conflict between competing Tongs during San Francisco’s early years. This new season begins without any clear reason or focus and it’s obvious. The rivalry among the Tongs is brought back up…

This series proved to be quite enjoyable. It represented a project the deceased Bruce Lee had hoped to complete prior to his death. I’m disappointed it concluded after just two seasons, particularly given how the story was left hanging! That's why my rating is 3 and a half stars; I apologize for that. Regardless, Warrior delivered a visceral and gratifying martial arts experience—one with the capacity to rival …

The series promotes itself as drawing inspiration from Bruce Lee’s writings, and that's true enough; the plots and underlying ideas feel very much like they come from his films of the nineteen seventies—a sensibility that doesn’t quite connect with modern viewers. People who appreciate those older, sometimes silly and illogical stories might find something to enjoy here. However, if you’re hoping for impressive marti…