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Cobra Kai
On Netflix · YouTube Premium — From Hurwitz & Schlossberg Productions · Sony Pictures Television
Back in the Valley. One final fight.
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This Karate Kid sequel series picks up 30 years after the events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament and finds Johnny Lawrence on the hunt for redemption by reopening the infamous Cobra Kai karate dojo. This reignites his old rivalry with the successful Daniel LaRusso, who has been working to maintain the balance in his life without mentor Mr. Miyagi.
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- E1 Ace DegenerateNext upMay 2, 2018 · 29 min · ★ 8.0
Synopsis
Thirty years after the events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament, Johnny Lawrence’s life has taken a rocky turn as he tries to forget a past that constantly haunts him. He seeks redemption by reopening the infamous Cobra Kai karate dojo. But the LaRusso-Lawrence rivalry of yesteryear is reignited when their lives become intertwined with the next generation of “karate kids.”
Guest stars: Dominick Racano (Tow Truck Driver), Tony Bravado (Cop #1), Alan Boell (Edgar), Jonathan Mercedes (AJ), Dawson Towery (Rory), Carole Kaboya (Rhonda), Kylie Delre (Judy), Ed Asner (Sid Weinberg)
- E2 Strike FirstMay 2, 2018 · 28 min · ★ 8.2
Synopsis
Present day Daniel LaRusso lives a charmed life. That is, until he sees that the Cobra Kai dojo, the source of his teenage angst and rivalry, has been reestablished by Johnny Lawrence. Struggling to launch the business, Johnny starts teaching karate to his teenage neighbor Miguel. Daniel faces his former opponent and old offenses are quickly reignited.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Gianni DeCenzo (Demetri Alexopoulos), Jonathan Mercedes (AJ), Chris Mason (Isaiah Robinson), Jon Levine (Keith), Reese TinLee (Young Samantha), Dawson Towery (Rory), Linda Boston (Ms. Jenkins)
- E3 EsqueletoMay 2, 2018 · 24 min · ★ 7.9
Synopsis
Johnny tries to recruit more students to join the dojo. Troubled by his daughter’s friends, Daniel chaperones her high school costume dance. Johnny takes Miguel’s training seriously and starts creating a badass.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Gianni DeCenzo (Demetri Alexopoulos), Vanessa Rubio (Carmen Diaz), Dawson Towery (Rory), Luke Donaldson (Doug), Travis James (College Guy), Rose Bianco (Rosa Diaz), Erin Bradley Dangar (Counselor Blatt)
- E4 Cobra Kai Never DiesMay 2, 2018 · 28 min · ★ 8.0
Synopsis
When Daniel’s car dealership billboard is sprayed with lewd graffiti, it consumes Daniel and escalates tensions against a rival. Robby, Johnny’s delinquent son, is embarrassed about his father and his new dojo. The bullying escalates against Miguel and motivates Johnny in a surprising way.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Gianni DeCenzo (Demetri Alexopoulos), Vanessa Rubio (Carmen Diaz), David Kronawitter (Customer), Brian Kurlander (PJ), Linda Boston (Ms. Jenkins), Emily Dunlop (Alexis), Alex Zuko (Copy Store Guy)
- E5 CounterbalanceMay 2, 2018 · 34 min · ★ 8.6
Synopsis
Daniel tries to strike a shady deal to undermine Johnny’s dojo. Meanwhile, Johnny expands his enrollment ranks in the dojo. Miguel puts his karate practice into reality as Samantha faces rejection in school.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Gianni DeCenzo (Demetri Alexopoulos), Cameron Markeles (Frank (uncredited)), Philip Covin (Gerald), Alex Huff (Roland Zarkarian), Ashton Leigh (Fauna), Diora Baird (Shannon Keene), Matt Borlenghi (Lyle)
- E6 QuiverMay 2, 2018 · 31 min · ★ 7.8
Synopsis
Johnny’s dojo class attracts a group of misfits while his son Robby, who harbors ulterior motives, lands a new job. Samantha makes a new friend in science class. Daniel inspires interest in karate from an unlikely person.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Gianni DeCenzo (Demetri Alexopoulos), Cameron Markeles (Frank (uncredited)), Michael H. Cole (Younger Sid), Owen D. Stone (Young Johnny), Jeff Kaplan (Cruz), Terayle Hill (Trey), Bret Ernst (Louie LaRusso, Jr.)
- E7 All ValleyMay 2, 2018 · 30 min · ★ 8.3
Synopsis
Daniel takes on teaching his new pupil using the unconventional techniques from Mr. Miyagi. Robby is tempted to return to his delinquent ways. Johnny helps Miguel with his first date.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Cameron Markeles (Frank (uncredited)), Lara Silva (Waitress), Jeff Kaplan (Cruz), Terayle Hill (Trey), Cara AnnMarie (Sue), Matt Lewis (Ron), Kurt Yue (George)
- E8 MoltingMay 2, 2018 · 31 min · ★ 8.2
Synopsis
Johnny prepares his Cobra Kai students for the next All Valley Karate Tournament and in turn, he is inspired to clean up his life. Daniel is still unaware of his new pupil’s background. But as events unfold, it seems nothing has changed between Daniel and Johnny in 30 years.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Vanessa Rubio (Carmen Diaz), Cameron Markeles (Frank (uncredited)), Randee Heller (Lucille LaRusso), Carole Kaboya (Rhonda), Elisabeth Shue (Ali Mills (archive footage)), Ed Asner (Sid Weinberg), Rose Bianco (Rosa Diaz)
- E9 Different But SameMay 2, 2018 · 32 min · ★ 8.5
Synopsis
Despite Johnny’s efforts to move forward, he confronts Daniel about the assault on his property. An attempt to appease Johnny makes them revisit the past together. Miguel senses Samantha is lying to him. The dojo students try to intimidate the popular kids at a party.
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Gianni DeCenzo (Demetri Alexopoulos), Cameron Markeles (Frank (uncredited)), Bo Mitchell (Brucks), Kwajalyn Brown (Sheila), Vas Sanchez (Nestor), Annalisa Cochrane (Yasmine), Griffin Santopietro (Anthony LaRusso)
- E10 MercyMay 2, 2018 · 38 min · ★ 9.0
Synopsis
The highly-anticipated All Valley Karate Tournament brings Johnny and Daniel on opposite sides again, except this time, the new generation of karate students are the combatants. Who will pay the price for ultimate victory?
Guest stars: Jacob Bertrand (Eli 'Hawk' Moskowitz), Gianni DeCenzo (Demetri Alexopoulos), Vanessa Rubio (Carmen Diaz), Martin Kove (John Kreese), Cameron Markeles (Frank (uncredited)), Talin Chat (Xander), Samuel Goergen (Corey), Suehyla El-Attar Young (Patricia)
Cast & crew
Created by Josh Heald, Hayden Schlossberg, Jon Hurwitz
William ZabkaJohnny Lawrence
Ralph MacchioDaniel LaRusso
Courtney HenggelerAmanda LaRusso
Xolo MaridueñaMiguel Diaz
Tanner BuchananRobby Keene
Mary MouserSamantha LaRusso
Peyton ListTory Nichols
Jacob BertrandEli 'Hawk' Moskowitz
Gianni DeCenzoDemetri Alexopoulos
Dallas Dupree YoungKenny Payne
Vanessa RubioCarmen Diaz
Martin KoveJohn KreeseVideos
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Reviews · from TMDB members
garyturnbullsrMay 4, 2018
I watched the whole first season. I loved it. Good drama and story line. I cant wait for season 2 to see how this story continues.
ComputerBlueMay 5, 2018
I didn't have many expectations going into this show, or at least, I didn't have high expectations. The ones I did have were that of a fun low budget trip down memory lane. But this is so much more than that. The production values are great, the casting is great, the plot, the writing, the tone, the pacing, acting, soundtrack. It's all great start to finish and it has what Mr. Miyagi taught us, balance. It seems to hit so many right notes without pushing anything too far, the… Read more
comedy is just right, the emotional moments, just right, the cheese, the action, just right. It also does a great job of leaving the viewer to decide who the real heroes and villains are because unlike the movies nothing here is black and white. If you've seen the films, you will really enjoy this. If you haven't, you'll probably really enjoy it anyway. It stands on it's own and feels modern, but as a continuity, 30 years later, it does this masterfully and very respectfully to its past and its source without heavily relying on it.
JamesOct 4, 2020
Quite bad. The fact that this is getting so much attention at the moment seems crazy to me. I've watched the first two seasons (with my GF) and I have to say that this whole thing is pretty embarrassing. I kind of enjoyed the first few episodes, because I thought it was being very tongue in cheek, but as the show progressed I started to realise it's just a bit shit. Shame.
Peter89SpencerJan 4, 2021
I was a little nervous when the show first aired, but after watching the first season I got hooked...! It had some laughs and plenty of action. It was gritty in comparison to the film sequel. Series 2 started drawing the sand lines, so to speak, as we see there is no right or wrong, but a grey area. Then season 3 got even better! And the final episode...I was in awe! The two epic fight scenes; one with Miyagi-do students and former Cobra Kai students fighting side by side… Read more
against Cobra Kai students, and the one with Lawrence vs Kreese then LaRusso vs Kreese. The whole itself brought back some very familiar faces from the Karate Kid series - bringing together old and new generations. I can't wait to see how it concludes!
