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    • 10. S6 E10 New episode Nov 28, 2024
      • Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso reignite their rivalry 34 years after a fateful karate tourney.
    • 9. S6 E9 New episode Nov 28, 2024
      • Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso reignite their rivalry 34 years after a fateful karate tourney.
    • 8. S6 E8 New episode Nov 28, 2024
      • Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso reignite their rivalry 34 years after a fateful karate tourney.
  2. Cobra Kai. Watch Cobra Kai with a subscription on Netflix, or buy it on Fandango at Home. Thirty four years after events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament, a down-and-out Johnny Lawrence ...

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    • Ralph Macchio
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  3. Watch Cobra Kai — Season 1 with a subscription on Netflix, or buy it on Fandango at Home. Cobra Kai continues the Karate Kid franchise with a blend of pleasantly corny nostalgia and teen angst ...

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    • May 2, 2018
    • William Zabka
  4. Aug 28, 2021 Full Review Fausto Ponce Alta Fidelidad Magazine One of the Cobra Kai series' great successes is undoubtedly the relationship established between teacher and student. And in that same ...

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    • May 2, 2018
    • William Zabka
    • First the Valley, then the world!
    • Other than Johnny and Kreese, who's been your favorite Karate Kid return so far on Cobra Kai?
    • What We Said About Cobra Kai Season 4
    • Verdict
    • Cobra Kai: Season 5 Review
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    By Matt Fowler

    Posted: Sep 9, 2022 3:00 pm

    This is a non-spoiler review for all 10 episodes of Cobra Kai: Season 5, which arrive Friday, Sept. 9 on Netflix.

    Cobra Kai's fifth season breaks tradition with the last two outings, which have premiered at year's end, with a September debut and a conclusion that, for the first time, feels like default closure should the series not return for another run. It's because of things feeling a little too neat and tidy come the finish line that Season 5 feels a little less organic than what's preceded it. That being said, in true Cobra Kai fashion, there are still plenty of crowd-pleasing moments, an abundance of heart-melting sentiment, and some joyous usage of franchise legacy characters that help make these 10 "summer break" episodes most triumphant.

    Chozen

    Kumiko

    Ali

    Terry Silver

    Other -- let us know in the comments.

    Ralph Macchio's Daniel and William Zabka's Johnny are both in the dumps because their respective dojos must now close but while Johnny, who's just happy Kreese is in jail, sees it more as a clean break, Daniel becomes obsessed with taking down Silver, who, as we well know, is usually a few steps ahead of poor Daniel. On top of this, Johnny is now more forward-thinking than ever, having to consider the future in ways he never anticipated while also wanting to his son Robbie (Tanner Buchanan) and his surrogate son Miguel (Xolo Maridueña) to make amends. As usual, Cobra Kai is filled with drama born of simple misunderstandings but it also earns the hell out of its reckonings and reconciliations with creative tricks and rewarding exchanges.

    IGN's Amelia Emberwing gave the previous season of Cobra Kai a 7/10, writing that it "most certainly has Netflix DNA for better and for worse. Still, the heart and soul of what makes the series what it is, is still present." Read the full review here.

    The fact that Daniel and Chozen last left each other on "okay" terms wasn't enough. The series is dead set on making them BFFs, and that's one of its master strokes. It's an absolutely lovely M.O. for a show to have and probably the best way to honor a film series that utilized dumb teenage anger for the sake of action. This messaging is meant to spread throughout the show too, trickling down to Robbie and Miguel, Tory and Sam, Dallas Dupree Young's Kenny and Griffin Santopietro's Anthony, and so on. There's even a brief moment in Season 5 when LaRusso Auto employees Louie and Anoush come to blows... only to make up several minutes later. Whether it takes years or minutes, the theme here is always understanding and forgiveness.

    Okay, maybe not when it comes to Terry Silver, who is a tremendous villain this year. Yes, you may have to endure Daniel making some massively boneheaded missteps for a bit, all because he can't see how Silver is causing him to self-sabotage, but things smooth out eventually and people's heads get set right. -- and not just Daniel's, for that matter. He learns from his mistakes but, also, others start to get more on his level, seeing the true, serious damage Silver is capable of inflicting. It's no surprise that Sean Kanan's "Bad Boy of Karate" Mike Barnes returns this year, since it was already announced (though Mike's role may surprise you, in its own way) but Cobra Kai still has more Part III tricks up its sleeve, from cameos to callbacks. Cobra Kai is nothing if not thorough when it comes to the Miyagi-verse.

    The series seems unsure of itself as Season 5 rounds the final base and things get wrapped up cleaner than expected.

    Five seasons into Cobra Kai and there's a definite pattern at play, though it still has room for twists and turns. As Martin Kove's Kreese spends his days in prison (framed by Silver for the beating of Stingray), we're left guessing whether or not this will finally be the time he does some actual soul-searching. And just like Season 4 gave Robbie a bullied kid to mentor in Kenny, Season 5 allows Oona O'Brien's Devon to emerge from the ashes of the All-Valley, ready to make Tory's life exponentially more complicated. There's still so much gold to mine here, in what feels like a penultimate season, that it's hard to fault Cobra Kai too much for short-sheeting the finale of this batch of episodes.

    Cobra Kai continues its winning ways with a summer break season featuring Terry Silver as the karate kingpin to topple. Whereas Kreese knew his way around Johnny's mind, Terry knows how to manipulate Daniel and Season 5 has fun with honoring The Karate Kid Part III in numerous, awesome ways (with Part II's Chozen fully joining the fray in an amazin...

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    good

    Cobra Kai returns with the evil boss of all evil bosses, a bunch of scores to settle, and a karate empire to thwart in another winning installment.

    Matt Fowler

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  5. Dec 27, 2021 · Cobra Kai” might not be the best show on TV, but few appear to have more fun playing with their formats, as this “Karate Kid” revival – having received a major commercial boost from its ...

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    • Review Brian Lowry
  6. Dec 27, 2021 · Cobra Kai Season 4 Review. 7. Review scoring. good. Cobra Kai Season 4 is an imperfect transition to Netflix production, but an admirable continuation to the series none the less. Amelia Emberwing

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