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Warning! The following contains spoilers for all of Cobra Kai Season 3! Read at your own risk!
Cobra Kai Season 3 is out on Netflix, and after a long wait, fans are finally getting to see the fallout of that crazy Season 2 finale.
The Karate Kid successor series went the extra mile to answer fans burning questions from Season 2 and even delivered a few extra things some may not have expected. For all the questions Season 3 answers about Season 2, audiences are given many new questions to ponder ahead of
Cobra Kai Season 4.
For those that have seen
Cobra Kai and are wondering what s next, we re in the same boat. The following are some of the major questions we re asking, and ones I m hoping will be addressed in
Cobra Kai Creator Teases an Ultimate Endgame That Goes Well Beyond Season 4
Cobra Kai Creator Teases an Ultimate Endgame That Goes Well Beyond Season 4
Cobra Kai creator Josh Heald has revealed that, while they have an ending in mind, it won t happen until well beyond season 4.
Season 3 of
Cobra Kai has already proven to be a big hit for Netflix, continuing the success of the previous two seasons. With a fourth season already greenlit, audiences may have begun to wonder just how much joy the creators behind the show can realistically bring. Well, executive producer and co-showrunner Josh Heald has now revealed that, while they have an ending in mind, it won t happen any time soon.
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Fear does not exist in this dojo, but major spoilers for Cobra Kai Season 3 lie ahead. So read at your own risk.
Cobra Kai Season 3 has finally arrived, and it did not disappoint. The season deepened the rivalry between Cobra Kai and Miyagi-Do and dropped some major bombshells along the way. Of course, the show also gave us plenty of nostalgia by bringing back classic
Karate Kid characters like Kumiko and Chozen. And the seasonâs final two episodes also brought back the character of Ali Mills, who was once again played by Elisabeth Shue. CinemaBlend recently learned that Shue had not yet signed on to appear when her character was teased at the end of Season 2, and Ralph Macchio has now revealed that the producers had a weird backup plan if the actress didnât return.
Jan. 6 (UPI)
Cobra Kai star Ralph Macchio addressed a number of fan theories and rumors surrounding his 1984 film
The Karate Kid on
The Tonight Show.
Macchio was asked if he initially didn t like the film s title, which other actors tried out for the title role and if the kick his character uses to win the big tournament was legal.
Advertisement I thought, and I was not the only one, thought it was kind of a hokey, kind of cheesy title for a movie being directed by the guy who made
Rocky and all this stuff, Macchio told host Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday, before noting that director John G. Avildsen suggested the poorly received title