Ep 3. Not How We Do Business

As we dive into Warrior season 2 episode 3, titled "Not How We Do Business," tensions are running high between the Hop Wei and the Long Zii gangs in San Francisco's Chinatown. With the brewing war between the two factions, it's becoming increasingly difficult for the Hop Wei's leader, Father Jun, to keep control over his men.

As Ah Sahm, played by Andrew Koji, continues to work as a hatchet man for the Hop Wei, he takes on a new mission from Father Jun that may push him too far. To prove his loyalty to the gang, Ah Sahm must make a dangerous delivery to another gang leader, Zing, played by Dustin Nguyen, who has a reputation for being ruthless. While Ah Sahm is no stranger to danger, the stakes are higher than ever before and the consequences of failure could be deadly for everyone involved.

Meanwhile, Mai Ling, played by Dianne Doan, continues to lead her own faction of the Long Zii gang, with the help of her loyal brother, Li Yong, played by Joe Taslim. However, Mai Ling's alliance with the powerful Samoan gang leader, Dylan Leary, played by Dean Jagger, proves to be a double-edged sword. While it brings more power and resources to the Long Zii, it also puts them in a dangerous position as they face threats from other Chinatown gangs who see them as traitors.

As tensions rise between the two Chinatown factions, outside forces are also at play. The corrupt mayor of San Francisco, Buckley, played by Langley Kirkwood, continues to manipulate the gangs and use them for his own political gain. Meanwhile, the newly appointed police chief, Bill O'Hara, played by Kieran Bew, is struggling to navigate the complex web of corruption and violence in Chinatown while also dealing with personal demons from his past.

Warrior season 2 episode 3 is a thrilling ride that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The intricate plot and multifaceted characters create a world that feels real and engaging. The fight scenes are expertly choreographed, showcasing the martial arts skills of the cast while also serving the story. The tension between the different factions and characters is palpable, making for a captivating viewing experience.

Overall, "Not How We Do Business" is an excellent episode of Warrior that continues to deliver on the promise of the show's first season. It sets up further conflict and drama that will undoubtedly play out over the rest of the season, leaving viewers eager to see what comes next.