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#41 (Prod #166253) "This Valley of Terror"*2* Teleplay By: Katharyn Michaelian Story By: Katharyn & Michael Michaelian (also #19, 35 & 48) Directed By:: Harry Harris (also #43, 52, 54 & 61) First Broadcast: ABC, September 28, 1974 (Saturday) Guest Stars: Sondra Locke, Jan Sterling, Ken Swofford (also #32) Special Guest Star: Howard Duff (also #29) Regular Cast: David Carradine, Philip Ahn, Keye Luke, Radames Pera 
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- "Do not be afraid." - Caine
- "Close your eyes and I will see for both of us." - Caine, when carrying a woman down a cliff
- "Could you risk the loss of such a benefit?" - Master Kan
- "I cannot let you take her." - Caine
- "You see things that other people do not?" - Caine
- "Why are you afraid of me? Have I hurt you?" - Caine
- "'They hate me.'
'No, they fear you.'" - Caine- "It is a personal choice." - Caine, when asked if all his countrymen abstained from the eating of meat
- "That, too, is a personal choice." - Caine, on why he doesn't wear the pig-tail as do most of his countrymen following the Manchu custom
- "You are a choosing man, aren't you?" - to and about Caine
- "You have seen something. Look at it." - Caine
- "Seeing something does not cause it to happen." - Caine
- "I cannot accept money." - Caine
- "There's a peacefulness in you." - to and about Caine
- "Thinking." - Caine, when asked what he's doing when he's meditating
- "'Master, why do such fearsome statues stand at the entrance to our peaceful place?' - Young Caine
'These are the threshold guardians. . . left here to keep away those not ready for the silence within.' - Master Po
'Must they be so horrible?' - Young Caine
'Those incapable of understanding The Way see things divine as monsters. Better for them never to enter here.' - Master Po
'Yet if a man is unafraid of stone, he may pass unhampered.' - Young Caine
'He may physically pass the guardian. But, if his mind is in the outer world, he will leave us in time to rejoin it.'" - Master Po- "You must stop running away from anything you do not understand."--Caine
- "Soon you will come to the end of your journey; you'll go beyond your fears, find peace." - Caine
- "That was your deeper self giving you a message." - Caine
- "When a fear becomes strong enough, it is like another being within you who fights to stay alive. It is not you who will die. . . It is your fear." - Caine
- "Your heart beats too fast. You must quiet it." - Master Kan to young Caine
- "'I heard the silence, Master. I felt my whole being diffused like a cloud. Then rain fell from the sky through me. I was part of everything, yet I was myself.' - Young Caine
'You have experienced oneness.' - Master Kan
'Yes, Master. But in this great joy I felt as if I was dying. That is what frightened me.' - Young Caine
'You know the lesson of the silkworm?' - Master Kan
'The silkworm dies, the moth lives. Yet they are not two separate beings but one and the same.' - Young Caine
'It is the same with man. His false beliefs must die so that he may know the joy of The Way. What you felt in the silence was real. Something in you is dying: it is called ignorance." - Master Kan to young Caine- "Without fear one sees more clearly. Your vision is not a curse. It is a gift." - Caine
- "You have found what you were seeking. Peace for yourself." - Caine
- "Think. Look. I need to know." - Caine, asking for a prediction of whether he will find his brother, Danny.
- This is one of the stories set in Sioux country.
- "You can pass beyond your fears and be at peace." - Caine*2*p82
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