At Channel 101's premiere show, in spite of not appearing in a pilot, Sammy Primero's cult character Chinky Lee had nearly enough write-in votes to enter Prime Time. Such was his preexisting fan base, so it was no surprise when Fastest Samurai debuted at #1 two months later. This Eastern Western epic delighted audiences with its unique blend of drama and racist stereotyping until finally, in March 2004, it rode into the sunset.
Chinky Lee searches the frontier for his sister.
Chinky runs afoul of Indians during his continuing search for his sister.
Chinky's quest takes him into the bowels of a sex slave camp, where he uncovers a secret.
Chinky's final confrontation with the vampire master. Also starring Amy Bernhardt and Holly King as the twins - I couldn't fit the entire cast into the data field.
Chinky meets his mentor and receives important training, as well as a dark secret. Sadly, 101's favorite little yellow pill was ritualistically decapitated by the audience's katana after this episode aired, never having found his lost sister.
