‘Cobra Kai’ review: Season three ups the ante with more karate and more laughs [A]
Considering its humble roots as an original series on the short-lived YouTube Red, it’s been nothing short of a delight to watch Cobra Kai slowly... Read More
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5 standout moments from season 4 of ‘Cobra Kai’
With the release of Cobra Kai on December 31, millions of fans spent New Year’s Eve binging season four. Maybe it was the return of Terry Silver?... Read More
‘Cobra Kai’ Season 4 review: Rivals return, loyalties are challenged in the best season yet [Grade: A]
Like a fine wine, Cobra Kai is just getting better with age. While the first three seasons were full of familiar beats and callbacks to... Read More
Interview: Ralph Macchio on the slow burn success of ‘Cobra Kai’ [VIDEO]
After three highly successful seasons on Netflix, bringing hordes of new fans and an entire new generation to the lore of Daniel LaRusso, Cobra Kai... Read More
Interview: ‘Cobra Kai’ creators on the legacy of ‘The Karate Kid’ and that killer cameo in season 3 [VIDEO]
Cobra Kai wouldn’t exist without the return of Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso and William Zabka as Johnny Lawrence. The legacy of The Karate Kid... Read More
TV Review: Chemistry and nostalgia highlight a tension-filled ‘Cobra Kai’ season 3
The theme of regret is prevalent throughout season 3 of Cobra Kai. Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) is seemingly adrift after having his dojo taken from him,... Read More
Trailer: Season 3 of ‘Cobra Kai’ kicks into high gear
Season 3 of Cobra Kai premieres this January only on Netflix Cobra Kai takes place over 30 years after the events of the 1984 All... Read More
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