Season 2 saw the continued conflict between Chinese and Irish factory workers come to a head, with the climactic penultimate episode featuring a lengthy brawl in Chinatown. In the season 2 finale, Sahm's sister Mai Ling, who is leading the Long Zii Tong, reveals to the Hop Wei that Ah Sahm is her brother - a long held secret that significantly undermines her brother's status (and therefore safety). Related: Warrior: Episode 3'S Best Surprise Fixes Season 2'S Most Annoying Character Ah Sahm is the character Bruce Lee originally pitched for a TV show, which became Kung Fu starring David Carradine. In Warrior, Sahm finds himself embroiled in various conflicts after arriving in America, including the tension between the two Tongs - warring gangs within Chinatown - Hop Wei and Long Zii. While there are various main characters throughout the complex series, at the center of Warrior is Ah Sahm (Andrew Koji), a Chinese martial artist who moves to the area in search of his missing sister. As a result of this announcement, Warrior season 2 was expected to be the final installment of the much-loved period series, but hope has been restored for the future of the series. The show received positive reviews, and has been growing in popularity as season 2 progressed however, Cinemax announced in early 2020 that it was ceasing production on all its original programming - including Warrior. Warrior follows the lives of various parties living in San Francisco during the real life Tong Wars in the 1870s. The good news is the series will return for season 3, but with a twist. Cinemax's Bruce Lee martial arts TV series Warriorwas thought to be over with the season 2 finale, which aired December 4, 2020.
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