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'Cobra Kai' creators on those explosive deaths and Daniel's 'p---y' pep talk

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'Cobra Kai' showrunners answer our burning series finale questions about those explosive deaths, Johnny's Sekai Taikai showdown, Daniel's 'p---y' pep talk, and more. Spoilers ahead!

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Entertainment Weekly

'Cobra Kai' creators on those explosive deaths and Daniel's 'p---y' pep talk

'Cobra Kai' showrunners answer our burning series finale questions about those explosive deaths, Johnny's Sekai Taikai showdown, Daniel's 'p---y' pep talk, and more. Spoilers ahead!

10 days ago·United States

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Empire

Cobra Kai: Season 6, Part 3 Review — 'The best… around'

Streaming on: Netflix Episodes viewed: 5 of 5 Spoiler alert: the last episode of the previous chunk of Cobra Kai was fucking nuts. As things got heated across the board during the Sekai Taikai (the – it must be stressed – extremely fictional world karate championship), the Russians were disqualified for doping, and their team’s sensei stormed the arena, knocking out the host before yelling, “Let’s gooooo!!”, precipitating the mother of all melee…

10 days ago

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Bleeding Cool News And Rumors

Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 Sticks The Landing In So Many Ways: Review

Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 3 left no stone unturned, offering heartfelt closure while opening the door to franchise-expanding possibilities.

10 days ago

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ScreenRant

Cobra Kai Season 6 - Part 3 Review: I Was Deeply Satisfied With The Netflix Series' Near-Perfect Ending For Its Characters

Cobra Kai's final chapter brings the story full circle and concludes a more than 30-year-old story in an incredibly satisfying and conclusive manner.

10 days ago·Montreal, Canada

Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 3 Review

Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 3 arrives Thursday, February 13 on Netflix. This is a spoiler-free review for all five final episodes. Cobra Kai closes up shop with a final run of five episodes that made me cheer, cry and howl with (sometimes unintended) laughter. I found myself powerless against both its thrilling tournament action and its heart-tugging resolutions. This farewell run focuses a bit more on the senseis than it does on the youthful next …

10 days ago·United States

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