re: Cobra Kai discussion thread (SPOILERS)

I think it's Ecuador. It's still possible though. Terry was a very bad man.

Terry silver is only 2 years older than Daniel IRL

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yea but she sasid they had to get out of venezuela or what ever country it was because the dad was bad. So at first thought the dad was in a cartel. Not Terry Silver.

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Would it surprise anyone if he took the quicksilver method down to South America?

The cartel thing is the obvious expectation, but it being Terry Silver might just be too awesome for them to pass up.

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The actor who played him hasn't been active since 2007

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In most cases when adult actors stop working, it’s not by choice.

But it would be awesome if it turns out to be Silver...
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A man can’t stand, a man can’t fight.

I hate how they act like Miguel is the villain when he isn't .

Johnny is awesome Daniel is a villain and always been annoying

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I hate how they act like Miguel is the villain when he isn't .

Johnny is awesome Daniel is a villain and always been annoying

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I think the point of the show is to display how everyone is the hero from their own point of view, but can become the villain from other's points of view. It also shows how ruthlessness can turn someone from the hero to the villain. Miguel allowed his emotions and insecurities get the best of him, repeating Johnny's mistakes as a teen. In the match, he exploited his opponent's injury, against his sensei's wishes.

This show is about how in real life, there really aren't too many clear cut heros and villains. Our perceptions of others are formed based off of our own experiences, and we often fail to have the opportunity to see things from their side. The scene with Danny and Johnny test-driving the car drove this point home. They both had very distorted views of the other's childhood that colored their perceptions of the other all the way into adulthood. Heck, they realized they actually had a ton in common, and if it weren't for the fact that they were fighting over a girl (who ended up dumping both of them in the end), they probably would have been friends. However, fate just kept throwing them judo-chops.

Johnny and Danny had no idea Danny was training Johnny's son. Miguel had no way of knowing Danny's wife had taken his gf's phone away. He was also too chicken to knock on the door at dinner and find out that Johnny's son was only there because he's Daniel's employee and mentee.

These subtle lines between who is "good" and "bad" are what make this series so f&%king special. It's the most bingeable show I've seen since "Silicon Valley" and the best new show since "Westworld".

This shite is better than the orginal Karate kid

Is it inevitable that we get Daniel vs Johnny 2.0? I hope so and I hope it’s brutal as frick.

As much as I want that I also want Johnny to kick the shite out of Kreese. But seeing as how he’s 70 that’s not going to happen