It’s there that “Blade: The Series” falls down ... weapon-producing sidekick, Shen (Nelson Lee). The vampires, it seems, function rather like an underground corporation, and to hide their ...

Enlisting the help of computer whiz and weapon's guru, Shen (Nelson Lee), Blade is ... which was a bit of a washout - Blade: The Series is still very much a Blade experience.

“Blade: The Series” is pretty good ... (I smell trouble.) And Nelson Lee as Shen, Blade’s techie assistant, doesn’t get a girlfriend, just gadgets.

When Blade (Kirk "Sticky Fingaz" Jones) and his partner Shen (Nelson Lee ... and might even destroy Blade in the process. In the series, Blade becomes partially responsible for the turning ...

Descripton: Blade and Shen learn about the resurgence of the ... You can also check out a bunch of new publicity shots from the series here.

successfully re-imagines the premise for the long haul of series TV. Gone are cool sidekicks Whistler, Hannibal and Abigail; Blade’s new techie assistant is wiseacre Shen (Nelson Lee ...

At a 2006 Comic-Con, Blade: The Series producers “said they had plans to introduce Moon Knight into their series,” IGN reported at the time. “A few months later, Marvel Studios and No Equal ...