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Lymon Merriweather

"*You live in a political fantasy. I live in the reality of numbers. This country's been teetering ever since the panic of '73. And now, just as we start seeing light at the end of the tunnel you want to turn it off.*"
—Merriweather to Mayor Blake[src]
**Lymon Merriweather** is a businessman who is in favor of Chinese labor.

## Biography

### Two dead coolies

Merriweather confronts Mayor Blake after a couple of his coolies are attacked and killed despite being promised protection for his men. He advises Mayor Blake to find a way to better police Chinatown for both of their sake.

Merriweather attends a dinner at Mayor Blake's home, for which Senator Crestwood is in attendance. Senator Crestwood makes it a point to further push is political agenda in regards to the Chinese being violent criminals and gangsters. However, Merriweather couldn't possibly support a candidate who's going to decimate his greatest source of inexpensive labor, that being the Chinese.

### Going into business with Penny

Merriweather pays Penny a visit at Mercer Steel and has made her an offer to buy the business, but she isn't interested. It's then that Penny discovers a group of her hired laborers were attacked by the workingmen.

An emergency meeting is hosted at Mayor Blake's office for all business owners after the recent bombing. Chief Flannagan is already on the case, but they already know that Leary's workingmen are responsible. Merriweather agrees, noting that they'd be better served with those same officers guarding their work sites.

While circumstances have changed, Penny is willing to accept Merriweather's deal he previously proposed. Later, at the bar, Merriweather questions how exactly are they supposed to pay the salaries of working American men, but Mayor Blake is sure they'll find a way. Merriweather isn't convinced. American has been teetering ever since the panic of '73. And now, just as they're seeing light at the end of the tunnel, Blake wants to turn it off. Merriweather then reveals that Mayor Blake's wife will be forging steel for his buildings, using Chinese labor, which is the only thing that keeps their city afloat. And any mayor who doesn't grasp that, is going to be out of a job. Merriweather then tells Blake to go home and seek counsel from his wife, as she should be the one running the city.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough

## Behind the scenes

* Merriweather is portrayed by André Jacobs.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, episode 1: ***The Itchy Onion***
2. ↑ Season 1, episode 8: ***They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think***
3. ↑ Season 2, episode 1: ***Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard***
4. ↑ Season 2, episode 2: ***The Chinese Connection***
5. ↑ Season 2, episode 7: ***If You Wait by the River Long Enough***
David Butler

**David Butler** was a South African actor. He portrayed Chief Russell Flannagan on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

On May 27, 2021, it was reported that David had passed away at the age of 61, months after being diagnosed with lung cancer in December 2020.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* The White Mountain
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

## External Links

* David Butler at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow David Butler (@Savingdavidbutler-100119422001895) on Facebook
Cinemax

**Cinemax** is an American premium cable and satellite television network based alongside HBO inside WarnerMedia's corporate headquarters and owned by the Home Box Office, Inc. a subsidiary of WarnerMedia Studios & Networks Group that was released on August 1, 1980. Upon its launch, Cinemax focused mostly on recent and classic theatrically released films. As of September 2018, Cinemax's programming was available to approximately 21 million U.S. households subscribed to a multichannel television provider.

*Warrior* premiered on Cinemax on April 5, 2019. In April 2019, Cinemax renewed the series for a second season which would later premiere on October 2, 2020. On January 2020, leading up to the launch of Max, known then as HBO Max, Cinemax announced that it would no longer commission original programming. More than a year later, in April 2021, the series was renewed for a third season by HBO Max, expected to be released in 2023.

## External links

* Cinemax's official site

* Follow Cinemax (@Cinemax) on Twitter

* Follow Cinemax (@Cinemax) on Instagram

* Follow Cinemax (@Cinemax) on Facebook

* Follow Cinemax (@Cinemax) on YouTube

## References

1. ↑ Cinemax Moving Out Of Originals; HBO Sister Network Will “See Out” Current Slate Of Commissions – TCA - Deadline
2. ↑ ‘Warrior’ Renewed For Season 3, Moving From Cinemax To HBO Max - Deadline
Jacques Bessenger

**Jacques Bessenger** is a South African actor. He portrays McLeod on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* The White Mountain
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer

## External Links

* Jacques Bessenger at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Jacques Bessenger (@jdbessenger) on Twitter

* Follow Jacques Bessenger (@jacquesbessenger) on Instagram

* Follow Jacques Bessenger (@jacques.bessenger) on Facebook
Yagyuu Kyuubei

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## Yagyuu Kyuubei

### Relatives

Unnamed (mother)
Yagyuu Koshinori (father)
Yagyuu Binbokusai (grandfather)

### Affiliation

Yagyuu Family
Diamond Perfume

## Biographical information

### Romances

Shimura Tae (love intrest)
Sataka Gintoki (crush)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Fumiko Orikasa (Japanese ver.)
Advah Soudack (English dub)

### Appears in

Gintama

**Yagyuu Kyuubei** is a character from the manga and anime series, *Gintama*.

## Background

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## Appearance

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## Personality

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## Disability

Kyuubei wears an eyepatch covering her left eye socket due to losing an eye during his childhood.

### Reception

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## Notes and trivia

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## Tropes

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## See Also

Yagyuu Kyuubei on the Gintama Wiki
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Wankeia

**Wankeia** is a Native American prostitute who develops a fast love with Young Jun.

## Biography

### Meeting Young Jun

Wankeia is a prostitute at Billie and Lu's bar, where she meets Young Jun. After they have sex, he comes down with Wankeia and tells Ah Sahm that he thinks he's in love. He's like her — a stranger in their own land. Young Jun then goes to the bar, where he gets into an altercation with Mason after being shoved, but Young Jun maintains his composure until Mason notices that he's taken a liking to Wankeia and plans to take her upstairs for himself. This leads to Mason getting his head blown off by Harlan French, who has come to rob them off their valuables. Everyone except for Ah Sahm and Young Jun comply; they even kill Harlan's men. In doing so, they discover that Harlan is after the gold that was hidden in the coffin, which means he'll be back. Rather than staying to fight, Sally and Wankeia sneak out through a window. She invites Young Jun to join them, but Jun refuses to leave Ah Sahm behind. Instead, he gives Wankeia a single piece of gold and exchanges names before kissing her goodbye. And so, Wankeia has a change of heart and returns to the bar just in time to save Young Jun from being killed.

## Significant kills

* Harlan French's Crew — Wankeia saved Young Jun from death by killing someone from Harlan's crew. She slit his throat with a blade.

## Behind the scenes

* Wankeia is portrayed by Rachel Colwell.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***
Dominique Maher

**Dominique Maher** is an actress. She portrays Catherine Archer on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Dominique Maher at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Dominique Maher (@dominique\_maher) on Twitter

* Follow Dominique Maher (@dominique.maher) on Instagram

* Follow Dominique Maher (@dominique.maher.7) on Facebook
Shō (The Secret World of Arrietty)

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## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Ryunosuke Kamiki (Japanese ver.)
Tom Holland (English UK dub)
David Henrie (Disney's English dub)

### Appears in

The Secret World of Arrietty

**Shō** also known as **Shawn** in the US dub, is a main character from the Studio Ghibli film *The Secret World of Arrietty*.

## Background

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## Appearance

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Sho has navy blue/black hair and brown eyes. He wears a white shirt and blue trousers, and is also seen wearing pyjamas in the movie when it is his bedtime.

## Personality

Sho is shown to be a quiet and very polite boy. However, he is initially listless and pessimistic about his operation, as he has no will to live, thinking that every living person will die, eventually, and he also has a low chance of survival from the operation.

This changes when he meets Arrietty, and he is inspired and amazed by her perseverance and strong will in rescuing her mother and thus gains the will to live on. It is shown in the very beginning of the film that he survives the operation, as he is reminiscing the time he met Arrietty.

## Disability

He is a sick boy who has a rheumatic fever and needs medicine that is given by Sadako Maki (Sho's aunt) as he has heart conditions that cause him to not be able to do what other boys at his age do.

At the beginning of the film, he and his aunt are on their way to her home for him to relax and be in peace as he has an operation in a few days, but he believes that it is hopeless until he meets Arrietty.

### Reception

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Kong Pak

**Kong Pak** is the former leader of a newly absorbed, Long Zii-affiliated tong and Li Yong's old friend and mentor.

## Biography

### Joining the Long Zii

With the bulls shutting down businesses and damaging property, Kong Pak, leader of the Jiang Yao tong, has agreed to be absorbed by the Long Zii, pledging themselves to Mai Ling, who asks Kong to sit on her council alongside the elders, which he accepts. However, he later admits to Li Yong that he would've never joined them if he had a choice and that as he remembers it, Li Yong was supposed to rule the tong after Long Zii's passing.

Kong Pak sits down with Mai Ling to discuss the Hop Wei and how he agrees with Li Yong that Mai Ling is being too aggressive. His advice would be to allow them to bleed out slowly on their own. Kong Pak recalls how his mother used to say: "Have patience, and the grass will be milk soon enough," though he doesn't really know what it means. Kong Pak then accompanies Li Yong to meet with Muchen, leader of the Three Brothers tong, which was a trap that Kong Pak and Li Yong manage to navigate with little to no difficulty and ultimately results in Kong Pak killing Muchen.

## Significant kills

* Muchen - Kong Pak kills the leader of the Three Brothers tong after he attempted to execute both Kong Pak and Li Yong during a meeting.

## Skills and abilities

Kong Pak is a skilled fighter, who fought alongside Li Yong in the past. Kong Pak displays elegant kicking skills and masterful knife fighting skills, using a kukri to deadly effect in combat.

Kong Pak spared with Li Yong often, showing a technical skill that rivaled the Long Zii’s top hatchet man. In their fight, King Pak nearly bested Li Yong though he was ultimately defeated by his friend and slain.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## References

1. ↑ ‘Warrior’: Mark Dacascos & Chelsea Muirhead Joins Season 3 Cast Of HBO Max Series - Deadline
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 1: ***Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud***
3. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: ***Anything Short of a Blow to the Head***
Shannon Lee

**Shannon Emery Lee** is an American actress, martial artist and businessperson. She is an executive producer on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry
* In Chinatown, No One Thinks About Forever
* Whiskey and Sticky and All the Rest Can Wait
* A Soft Heart Won't Do You No Favors
* Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World
* You Know When You're Losing a Fight
* All of Death Is a Going Home
* A Window of F\*cking Opportunity

## External Links

* Shannon Lee's official site

* Shannon Lee at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Shannon Lee (@therealshannonlee) on Instagram
Josh Stoddard

**Josh Stoddard** is an executive producer and co-showrunner on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

## External Links

* Josh Stoddard at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Josh Stoddard (@jpstodd) on Twitter

* Follow Josh Stoddard (@jpstod) on Instagram
Chen Tang

**Chen Tang** is a Chinese-American actor. He portrays Hong on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard (credit only)
* The Chinese Connection (credit only)
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Chen Tang at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Chen Tang (@chenlovesyall) on Instagram
Jenny Umbhau

**Jenny Ayumi Umbhau** is a South African stunt woman, dancer, gymnast, activist, and actress of Japanese, German, and American descent. She portrays Lai on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough

## Trivia

* Umbhau stunt doubled as Wednesday Addams in the 2022 Netflix series *Wednesday*, starring Jenna Ortega.

## External Links

* Jenny Umbhau at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Jenny Umbhau (@jenny81109139) on Twitter

* Follow Jenny Umbhau (@jennyayumi24) on Instagram

* Follow Jenny Umbhau (@Jenny-Ayumi-Umbhau-369038293548286) on Facebook

* Follow Jenny Umbhau (@channel/UCi4B72PnTBrhId5sAh\_Sb2Q) on YouTube

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Jenny Umbhau Stunt Showreel 2017 - YouTube
Joe Taslim

**Johannes Taslim** is an Indonesian actor and martial artist. He portrays Li Yong on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t (credit only)
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Joe Taslim at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Joe Taslim (@joe\_taslim) on Twitter

* Follow Joe Taslim (@joe\_taslim) on Instagram

* Follow Joe Taslim (@joetaslim.page) on Facebook
Garrett Donahue

**Garrett Donahue** is a young Irish man whose affiliated with Leary and gets arrested with his brother for theft in Chinatown.

## Biography

### Working for Merriweather

Garrett and Conor are employed by Merriweather to assist on his railway, but instead they beat up two skilled laborers, causing hours to be lost. For this, they are confronted by Leary, who tells them that the money Merriweather lost will come out of their pay. He orders them to keep their mouths shut and do their jobs, but when they refuse to work alongside the Chinese, Leary kicks them off the site. Upset, the Donahue boys head to the Banshee and challenges Leary to a fight. However, he ultimately knocks them both out.

### Arrested for theft

Garrett and Conor break into a Chinatown marketplace, where they steal food until being confronted by the shop owner as well as Zimo, both of whom they push over as they flee the shop. However, the Donahue boys don't get far, as they are apprehended by Harrison and another officer, who charge them with breaking and entering, larceny, and assaulting an officer.

With help from Leary, Garrett and Conor are released from jail, but only after Bill wins a sanctioned fight with Chief Atwood. After being released, Leary hires them to blow up Strickland's railroad.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World
* You Know When You're Losing a Fight
* All of Death Is a Going Home

## Behind the scenes

* Garrett Donahue is portrayed by Ross Van Der Walt.

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: ***Anything Short of a Blow to the Head***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 7: ***Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World***
3. ↑ Season 3, episode 8: ***You Know When You're Losing a Fight***
4. ↑ Season 3, episode 9: ***All of Death Is a Going Home***
Bruce Lee

**Bruce Jun Fan Lee** (**Lee Siu Loong**) was a Chinese American martial artist, actor, director, martial arts instructor and philosopher. He receives writing credits on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

## External Links

* Bruce Lee's official site

* Bruce Lee at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Bruce Lee (@brucelee) on Twitter

* Follow Bruce Lee (@brucelee) on Instagram

* Follow Bruce Lee (@BruceLee) on Facebook
Rei Nasu

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## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Hōko Kuwashima (Japanese ver.)
Lisa Durupt (English dub)

### Appears in

World Trigger (manga, anime)

**Rei Nasu** is a supporting character in the sci-fi manga and anime series, *World Trigger*.

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Rei lives with an unspecified chronic illness.

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Evan Endicott

**Evan Endicott** is an executive producer and co-showrunner on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

## External Links

* Evan Endicott at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Evan Endicott (@Microcosmic23) on Twitter

* Follow Evan Endicott (@microcosmic23) on Instagram
Armand Aucamp

**Armand Aucamp-van Noordwyk** is a South African actor. He portrays Bernard Pendleton on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry
* In Chinatown, No One Thinks About Forever

## External links

* Armand Aucamp at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Armand Aucamp (@armandaucamp) on Twitter

* Follow Armand Aucamp (@armandaucamp) on Instagram

* Follow Armand Aucamp (@armandauc1) on Facebook
Zimo

**Zimo** is Yan Mi's younger brother.

## Biography

When Ah Sahm enters the print shop and asks for help with a printing press, Zimo offers Ah Sahm to use their machine, but he says it wouldn't work and exits. Once Ah Sahm is gone, Zimo is accosted by his father for opening their shop up to gangsters, which was his entire reasoning for crossing the salt. Yan Mi agrees, but Zimo dismisses her input and tells her to make dinner. She smacks him in the back of the head and warns him against talking to her like that.

Zimo catches the Donahue boys, Garrett and Conor, as they break into a marketplace in Chinatown. They run out the front door, knocking over Zimo as he attempts to interfere. Angered, Zimo and a couple of friends attack an Irishman in an alley way, completely unprovoked. As a result of his reckless actions, Zimo is confronted and slapped at Ah Toy's brothel by Ah Sahm. He informs Zimo that his actions were close to igniting another riot and warns him not to do anything else.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World
* All of Death Is a Going Home

## References

1. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: ***Anything Short of a Blow to the Head***
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 7: ***Gotta Be Crooked to Get Along in a Crooked World***
Rosenthal (Chained for Life)

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### Appears in

Chained for Life (2018)

**Rosenthal** is the deuteragonist of the 2018 drama film, *Chained for Life*. While starring in a production for a horror film taking place in a semi-abandoned hospital with an amateur director, he forms a bond with his co-star Mabel, who is the film’s protagonist.

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Marisol Rooker

**Marisol Rooker** is Rosalita's sister, with whom she plotted with to regain ownership of her family's land.

## Biography

### Early life

Marisol and her sister, Rosalita were born and raised in Mexico by their father before it became a U.S.-Mexico border town known as Rooker's Mill. Rosalita fled when the Americans came and insisted that they sell them land that had been in the Vega family for generations. Their father refused to sell. But Elijah Rooker wouldn't take no for an answer, so he and his men slaughtered the Vega family's farmhands and their children while they slept. Then he forced their father to his knees at gunpoint and made him sign the deed of sale before shooting him in the head right in front of Rosalita and Marisol.

### Regaining her family's land

Marisol is at her husband Elijah Rooker's side when he speaks to the attendees of his annual Rooker's Mill Tournament with a cash prize of $2,500. Unbeknownst to Rooker, she and her sister, Rosalita, have devised a plan to regain their family's land, which he stole when he murdered their father in front of them many years ago. Rosalita is invited to lunch at the main house, where she takes the gun that Rooker used to kill her father and shoots him in the head. Unfortunately, Rosalita and her companions are captured before they can escape. So, she arranges to have the four of them arrested and taken to Sacramento for trial, but in reality, this was just a ploy to get them out of town. Once they're out of eyesight of Rooker's Mill, she arranges for them to be freed and reunites with her sister. In killing Rooker, they took back their home, as Marisol will inherit the land. However, their reunion is short-lived, as Rosalita is shot and killed by Smits, who is then killed by Young Jun.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail

## Behind the scenes

* Marisol is portrayed by María Elisa Camargo.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Season 2, episode 6: ***To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail***
Shirley Bingham

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## Appearances

### Debut

“The Star Beast”

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For most of the time, Shirley is a wheelchair user, and could stand and walk for a limited time due to an unknown cause.

Upon returning to the TARDIS with the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Doctors, Shirley noticed the newly-generated TARDIS was wheelchair-accessible, much to her pleasure.

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Adam Rayner

**Adam Chance Abbs Rayner** is an English actor. He portrays Douglas Strickland III on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Adam Rayner at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Adam Rayner (@adamraynerofficial) on Instagram
Sean-Marco Vorster

**Sean-Marco Vorster** is a South African actor, writer, and director. He portrays Stewart Gumm on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## External Links

* Sean-Marco Vorster's official site

* Sean-Marco Vorster at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Sean-Marco Vorster (@seanmarcov) on Twitter

* Follow Sean-Marco Vorster (@seanmarcov) on Instagram
Maria-Elena Laas

**Maria-Elena Laas** is an American actress of Puerto Rican descent. She portrays Rosalita Vega on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail

## External Links

* Maria-Elena Laas at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Maria-Elena Laas (@maelenalaas) on Twitter

* Follow Maria-Elena Laas (@mariaelenalaas) on Instagram

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Zen (Chocolate)

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### Appears in

Chocolate

**Zen** is the main protagonist of the 2008 action film, *Chocolate*.

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Dean Jagger

**Dean Jagger** is an English actor and writer. He portrays Dylan Leary on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t (credit only)
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox (credit only)
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Dean Jagger at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Dean Jagger (@DeanJagger) on Twitter

* Follow Dean Jagger (@deansjagger) on Instagram
Erica Wessels

**Erica Wessels** is a South African actress. She portrays Billie on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## External Links

* Erica Wessels at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Erica Wessels (@eeerica\_w) on Twitter

* Follow Erica Wessels (@ericawes\_) on Instagram

* Follow Erica Wessels (@tuesday.fields) on Facebook
Netflix

**Netflix** is an American entertainment company founded on August 29, 1997, by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph in Scotts Valley, California. They provide streaming media, video-on-demand online and DVD by mail. In 2013, Netflix expanded into film and television production as well as online distribution, which is where their biggest success lies.

Since debuting its first series, *House of Cards*, it has greatly expanded the production of both film and television series, even offering original content through its online library of films and television, which they label as "Netflix Original". Since then, Netflix has released an estimated 126 original series and films, more than any other network or cable channel. As of October 2018, Netflix has 137 million subscribers worldwide, 58.46 million of which were in the United States.

The streaming service is now home to *Warrior*, a martial arts crime drama based on the writings of Bruce Lee.

## External links

* Netflix's official site

* Follow Netflix (@netflix) on Twitter

* Follow Netflix (@netflix) on Instagram

* Follow Netflix (@netflixus) on Facebook

* Follow Netflix (@netflix) on YouTube
Father Flynn

"*May the devil cut the f\*cking toes off our f\*cking foes... So that we may know them by their limping. Amen.*"
—Father Flynn says a prayer[src]
**Father Flynn** is a priest who helps defend the saloon from Harlan French and his crew of bandits.

## Biography

### Trapped in the Saloon

Father Flynn rides in a stagecoach with Ah Sahm, Young Jun, Mason, Nancy, and Shepherd. However, their ride comes to a stop and they are forced to take refuge for the night in a nearby saloon, where Father Flynn tries to keep tensions from flaring between Mason, who is racist, and Ah Sahm and Young Jun. After Mason is killed and they are robbed by Harlan French and his crew, the survivors stage a trap for when Harlan ultimately returns, which results in Harlan and what remains of his crew, being killed.

## Significant kills

* Harlan French's Crew — Father Flynn killed a single member of Harlan's crew who had Young Jun and Wankeia at gunpoint.

## Behind the scenes

* Father Flynn is portrayed by Andrew Stock.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***
Michael Bisping

**Michael Bisping** is a British sports analyst, commentator, retired mixed martial artist, and actor. He portrays Dolph Jagger on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 2

* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail

## External Links

* Michael Bisping at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Michael Bisping (@bisping) on Twitter

* Follow Michael Bisping (@mikebisping) on Instagram

* Follow Michael Bisping (@MikeTheCountBisping) on Facebook
Emily Child

**Emily Child** is an actress. She portrays Lucy O'Hara on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* There's No China in the Bible
* The White Mountain
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Man on the Wall

## External Links

* Emily Child at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Emily Child (@SIVERCHILD) on Twitter
Happy Jack

**Happy Jack** is a local African-American drug trafficker.

## Biography

### Supplying the Hop Wei

As a favor to Vega, Happy Jack agrees to meet with Ah Sahm and Young Jun, who are in need of a new molasses source. However, he is reluctant to work with anyone from the tongs, but Ah Sahm is willing to pay for a dozen crates and storage for it. While Jack is not in the business of storing molasses, as it's too risky, they're willing to pay more for storage and come to an agreement to meet later that night. However, when they return, Ah Sahm and Young Jun learn that he no longer intends to store their opium, despite their initial agreement, leading to a brawl that results in them killing several of Happy Jack's men until Jack draws his gun on Young Jun, bringing the fight to an end. He explains that the cops have been cracking down and raided two shops in the area already, which is why he can no longer store their product. So, they can either walk out with nothing or they can give him a delivery location.

## Behind the scenes

* Happy Jack is portrayed by Nat Ramabulana.

## References

1. ↑ Season 2, episode 2: ***The Chinese Connection***
Samuel O'Brian

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### Relatives

Unnamed father
Unnamed mother
Unnamed sisters

## Appearances

### Appears in

Afrotistic by Kala Allen Omeiza

**Samuel O'Brian** is a major character from the coming-of-age young adult novel, *Afrotistic*.

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James Lew

**James Jene Fae Lew** is an American martial arts actor, director, producer, and writer. He portrays Sifu Li Qiang on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## External Links

* [ James Lew's official site]

* James Lew at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow James Lew (@thejameslew) on Twitter

* Follow James Lew (@dragonmasterjames) on Instagram
Mason

"*Now, what are you yellow fellas eating? And what are you doing with those damn sticks? Nobody ever teach you any table manners? You got tables in China? Or do you all just eat off the floor, like dogs?*"
—Mason to Ah Sahm and Young Jun[src]
**Mason** was an unruly and racist drunk who antagonized Ah Sahm and Young Jun until being killed by Harlan French.

## Biography

### Murdered by Harlan French

Mason rides in a stagecoach with a group of strangers, most notably Ah Sahm and Young Jun, who just the existence of angers Mason, as he sees them as less than human, closer to worms, in fact. The ride comes to a stop and they are forced to take refuge in a nearby saloon for the night, where Mason has sex with one of the working girls, the one that's not a "redskin," before instigating a fight with Ah Sahm and Young Jun, referring to them as yellow and questioning the manner in which they eat. Ah Sahm stands to his feet as if to fight, but Father Flynn intervenes and offers to buy Mason a drink. Mason then picks a fight with Young Jun, during which he pulls out his gun, but before he can pull the trigger, he gets his head blown off by Harlan French.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***
San Francisco

## Information

### Use(s)

City

**San Francisco** is a city in California.

## Residents

* Ah Toy
* Bill O'Hara
* Dylan Leary
* Father Jun
* Hong
* Li Yong
* Mai Ling
* Nellie Davenport
* Penelope Blake
* Richard Lee
* Sophie Mercer
* Walter Buckley
* Wang Chao
* Young Jun
* Zing
* Lucy O'Hara
* Russell Flannagan
* Lymon Merriweather
* Robert Crestwood
* Robert Crestwood
* Abigail
* Harrison
* Stone
* McLeod
* Happy Jack
* Claire
* Rosalita Vega †
* Bolo †
* Long Zii †
* Jacob †
* Byron Mercer †
* Jack Damon †
* Tully †
* Lai (relocated to Nellie's vineyard)

## Appearances

* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall
Long Zii (tong)

## Long Zii

The **Long Zii** is one of the most powerful tongs in Chinatown led by Mai Ling, who took control of the gang after killing Long Zii and blaming his death on the Hop Wei. After Mai Ling's reputation begins to deteriorate and her soldier as well as her top lieutenant Li Yong leave her, the Long Zii is attacked by Hop Wei force and is put in the state of near collapse.

## Members

* Long Zii †
* Mai Ling (leader)
* Li Yong (former lieutenant)

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, episode 7: ***The Tiger and the Fox***
Olivia Cheng

**Olivia Cheng** is a Canadian actress and broadcast journalist of Cantonese descent. She portrays Ah Toy on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 1

* The Itchy Onion
* There's No China in the Bible
* John Chinaman
* The White Mountain
* The Blood and the Sh\*t (credit only)
* Chewed Up, Spit Out, and Stepped On
* The Tiger and the Fox
* They Don't Pay Us Enough to Think
* Chinese Boxing
* If You're Going to Bow, Bow Low

### Season 2

* Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard
* The Chinese Connection
* Not How We Do Business
* If You Don't See Blood, You Didn't Come to Play
* Not for a Drink, a F\*ck, or a G\*\*damn Prayer
* To a Man with a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail (credit only)
* If You Wait by the River Long Enough
* All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
* Enter the Dragon
* Man on the Wall

### Season 3

* Exactly the Wrong Time to Get Proud
* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Olivia Cheng at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Olivia Cheng (@thatoliviacheng) on Twitter

* Follow Olivia Cheng (@thatoliviacheng) on Instagram

* Follow Olivia Cheng (@ThatOliviaCheng) on Facebook
Telly Leung

**Telly Leung** is an American actor, director, singer and songwriter. He portrays Marcel on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* Anything Short of a Blow to the Head
* No Time for F\*cking Chemistry

## External Links

* Telly Leung's official site

* Telly Leung at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Telly Leung (@tellyleung) on Twitter

* Follow Telly Leung (@tellyleung) on Instagram

* Follow Telly Leung (@TheTellyLeungPage) on Facebook
Bianca Amato

**Bianca Amato** is a South African actress and audiobook narrator. She portrays Nancy on Max's original martial arts crime drama *Warrior*.

## External Links

* Bianca Amato's official site

* Bianca Amato at the Internet Movie Database

* Follow Bianca Amato (@biancaamato6) on Twitter

* Follow Bianca Amato (@bianca.amato) on Facebook
Shepherd

"*We may not be able to survive a night out there, but we can take our chances on a few hours. We leave the gold here for them, and we find a place to hide until they've come and gone. If I were Mr. French, I'd consider the night a success and not waste my time hunting down a group of strangers. It's our best chance.*"
—Shepherd[src]
**Shepherd** is Nancy's husband, and the two of them find themselves trapped inside a saloon when Harlan French and his crew of bandits come attacking.

## Biography

### Defending the Saloon

Shepherd and Nancy are riding in a stagecoach with a handful of strangers, including Ah Sahm and Young Jun, who have the coffin of a dead relative riding along with them, until they are all forced to stop and take refuge in a nearby saloon for the night. Shortly following their arrival, they are robbed by Harlan French and his crew, but Ah Sahm and Young Jun don't comply; they even kill some of Harlan's men. In doing so, they discover that Harlan is after the gold that was hidden in the coffin, meaning he'll be back. Nancy and Shepherd proposes simply giving him the gold, but Ah Sahm refuses. Instead, they stage a trap for when Harlan inevitably returns, which results in Harlan and his crew being killed, though Shepherd is shot in the process.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, episode 5: ***The Blood and the Sh\*t***