Kali Karate Show - Season 1
A washed up, manipulative, prize fighter, SENSAI Houston, blackmails a B-List producer to fully finance his own martial arts talk show.
A washed up, manipulative, prize fighter, SENSAI Houston, blackmails a B-List producer to fully finance his own martial arts talk show.
Josh Plasse
Coen Mahoney
Sean Russel Herman
Sensai Houston
A washed up, manipulative, prize fighter, SENSAI Houston, blackmails a B-List producer to fully finance his own martial arts talk show.
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