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She auditioned more than 150 young actresses before finding Liang, best known as Alyssa Chang on the вЂњVampire DiariesвЂќ spinoff вЂњLegacies.вЂќ But for the father, Kim had one name in mind from the beginning: Tzi Ma.ДЇollowing his successful collaborations with Hwang, Ma traveled to Orange County, Calif., during the 1988 writersвЂ™ strike to star in the playwright Eric OvermyerвЂ™s вЂњIn Perpetuity Throughout the Universe.вЂќ He was discovered by producers during the playвЂ™s successful four-week run, which ultimately kicked off his television and film career on the West Coast. She knew that she needed two key ingredients: a charming, athletic actress who could handle the emotional and physical demands of the lead role, and a revered Asian-American actor to lend credibility and gravity as the patriarch.

When she began writing the pilot episode in late 2019, Kim wanted to highlight the unique dynamics that exist within an intergenerational Chinese-American family. вЂThe Underground RailroadвЂ™: Barry JenkinsвЂ™s transfixing adaptation of the Colson Whitehead novel is fabulistic yet grittily real.вЂSuccessionвЂ™: In the cutthroat HBO drama about a family of media billionaires, being rich is nothing like it used to be.

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вЂDickinsonвЂ™: The Apple TV+ series is a literary superheroineвЂ™s origin storyВ thatвЂ™s dead serious about its subject yet unserious about itself.

вЂInsideвЂ™: Written and shot in a single room, Bo BurnhamвЂ™s comedy special, streaming on Netflix, turns the spotlight on internet life mid-pandemic.

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Here are some of the highlights selected by The TimesвЂ™s TV critics: Television this year offered ingenuity, humor, defiance and hope.

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The original showвЂ™s creator, Ed Spielman, has said that his idea, which he first wrote as a movie treatment in the late 1960s, was based on 10 years of personal research, which included Chinese language studies at Brooklyn College LeeвЂ™s widow, Linda Lee Cadwell, has argued that вЂњKung FuвЂќ is a retooled version of вЂњThe Warrior.вЂќ (Shannon Lee, the actorвЂ™s daughter, later partnered with the director Justin Lin to produce вЂњWarrior,вЂќ which premiered on Cinemax in 2019.) debuted a similar show on ABC called вЂњKung Fu,вЂќ with Carradine, a white actor with no prior knowledge of martial arts, in the lead role. decided to pass on LeeвЂ™s pitch, which Lee said was because they thought American audiences wouldnвЂ™t watch a show with an Asian lead.

In 1971, not long before starring in the high-octane films that made him internationally famous, Bruce Lee shopped around an eight-page treatment for a new television show called вЂњThe WarriorвЂќ about a Chinese martial artist who journeys across AmericaвЂ™s Old West. Nearly 50 years after David Carradine rose to fame as an enigmatic, half-Chinese Shaolin monk in the Wild West, вЂњKung FuвЂќ is returning to network television in a new iteration on the CW.Д«ut this time, the gender-flipped reboot, which will be the first network drama to feature a predominantly Asian-American cast when it premieres Wednesday, is attempting to right some of the wrongs of the original series.