Ralph Macchio loves that Daniel LaRusso enjoys a moment of reflection in the form of a flashback to The Karate Kid (1984) during the controversial final scene of Cobra KaiSeason 6 Part 3. While Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) exits to “drain the main vein” in the restroom,

Ralph Macchio and the Cobra Kai creators break down the final episodes, their failed efforts to bring Hilary Swank onto the show, and how the upcoming movie Karate Kid: Legends fits into the saga

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After six seasons, Cobra Kai has come to an end, as Netflix released the final five episodes of the beloved Karate Kid series on Thursday morning. The show wrapped up the story of Johnny and Daniel’s rivalry-turned-friendship and saw their karate students finish up the biggest tournament in the world before heading off to college.

Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 might bring back an iconic Karate Kid element that could finally settle a long-standing fan debate.

Ralph Macchio, who rose to fame after playing Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid and is now appearing in the spin-off Cobra Kai, has left viewers shocked after they learned how old he really is

Ralph Macchio, most well-known for playing Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid and now appearing in the spin-off Cobra Kai, has left viewers shocked after they learned how old he really is