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- The plot is set in San Francisco’s Chinatown in the late 1870s, with the Tong Wars serving as an important component in the narrative. In season 3 episode 8, titled ‘You Know When You’re Losing a Fight,’ Mai Ling (Dianne Doan) marries Li Yong (Joe Taslim), but their day of celebration almost inevitably gives way to violence and death.
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Aug 3, 2023 · The plot is set in San Francisco’s Chinatown in the late 1870s, with the Tong Wars serving as an important component in the narrative. In season 3 episode 8, titled ‘You Know When You’re Losing a Fight,’ Mai Ling (Dianne Doan) marries Li Yong (Joe Taslim), but their day of celebration almost inevitably gives way to violence and death.
Season 3 Episode 8: You Know When You're Losing a Fight. Aired: August 3, 2023. Synopsis: As Mai Ling's wedding briefly united the Hop Wei and Long Zii, Li Yong receives a grim final warning from Kong Park.
Aug 3, 2023 · We’re closing in on the end of Warrior Season 3, and with Episode 8, “You Know When You’re Losing a Fight,” you can feel the tension reaching a roaring boil, even as Mai Ling (Dianne Doan) and Li Yong celebrate their marriage, with Ah Sahm (Andrew Koji) in attendance.
Aug 3, 2023 · You Know When You're Losing a Fight: Directed by Dennie Gordon. With Andrew Koji, Olivia Cheng, Jason Tobin, Dianne Doan. As Mai Ling's wedding briefly unites the Hop Wei and Long Zii, Li Yong receives a grim final warning from Kong Pak.
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- Action, Crime, Drama
- Dennie Gordon
- 2023-08-03
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You Know When You're Losing a Fight is the eighth episode of the third season of Max's original martial arts crime drama Warrior and the twenty-eighth episode overall. It premiered on August 3, 2023.
As Mai Ling's wedding briefly unites the Hop Wei and Long Zii, Li Yong receives a grim final warning from Kong Pak.
The residents of Chinatown fill the street and applaud in celebration of Mai Ling and Li Yong's wedding, with both the Hop Wei and Long Zii in attendance. Li Yong takes a drink and undergoes specific rituals before joining hands with Mai Ling and exiting the room. Ah Toy is hopeful that this is the beginning of a union between the two tongs, but Chao believes otherwise.
Elsewhere, Buckley is sworn in as Mayor of San Francisco at town hall, where he promises to defend their way of life and their great nation from the Chinese. Leary and Strickland watch from the crowd as Buckley celebrates his victory. Leary wishes to confront Buckley and force him to free the Donahue boys, who go to court tomorrow. Strickland has a long list of items for Buckley but pardoning the Donahue boys is not one of them. Strickland reminds Leary that just about every cop in the station is Irish and if he can't figure out a way to get the boys out, then he wonders what use Leary would even be to anyone.
Lee and Mosely watch Mai Ling's wedding from a distance, but Lee grows suspicious when he notices the Hop Wei among the guests.
Ah Sahm confronts Young Jun after learning that he's training new printers. Young Jun explains that he's covering their asses, as their entire operation depends on Yan Mi, who does everything and knows everything, though Ah Sahm assures Young Jun that Yan Mi is solid. However, he's not willing to bet the tong on that and tells Ah Sahm not to get too attached to her.
Chao warns Ah Sahm that he's seen the smartest people do the stupidest things while chasing love. Ah Sahm replies that maybe they're chasing something that isn't real, to which Chao says that just because something is rare, doesn't mean it isn't real. It just means it costs.
Kong Pak escorts Li Yong to speak with the elders, who hope that he will use his voice and new-found position to manage Mai Ling's more reckless impulses. However, Li Yong replies that Mai Ling is the only voice for the Long Zii, which angers the elders, especially Wu Jin, who is vocal about his disappointment in Li Yong.
Starring
•Andrew Koji as Ah Sahm •Olivia Cheng as Ah Toy •Jason Tobin as Young Jun •Dianne Doan as Mai Ling •Kieran Bew as Bill O'Hara •Dean Jagger as Dylan Leary •Tom Weston-Jones as Richard Lee •Hoon Lee as Wang Chao •Langley Kirkwood as Walter Buckley •Perry Yung as Father Jun •Chen Tang as Hong •Chelsea Muirhead as Yan Mi •Adam Rayner as Douglas Strickland III •Mark Dacascos as Kong Pak •Joe Taslim as Li Yong
Supporting
•Nick Cordileone as Mosely •Neels Clasen as Chief Atwood •Robert Hobbs as Stone •Nicholas Pauling as Harrison •Sean-Marco Vorster as Gumm •Colin Moss as Thayer •Emily Child as Lucy O'Hara •Dominique Maher as Catherine Archer •Jenny Umbhau as Lai •Morné Visser as Killy Donahue •Ross Van Der Walt as Garrett Donahue •Matthew Vey as Conor Donahue •Kevin Otto as Horace Clark •Milton Schorr as Officer Graham •Jandre le Roux as Shaw •Jason Wong as Ming Yu •Mark Penwill as Amos •Zhong Xin Wang as Strickland's Butler
•The episode title was spoken by Father Jun to Young Jun in reference to his mental state.
S03E08 You Know When You're Losing a Fight Summary. The Hop Wei and Long Zii unite for Mai Ling's wedding. As Li Yong receives a grim warning from Kong Pak, Mosley and Lee inch closer to the truth, and Bill makes a bloody return to the police force.
Aug 3, 2023 · If you want to know where the money is, apparently you follow the printer's daughter. Ah Toy attended the wedding for shits and giggles but found herself in another fight. But how she handled the...
