Cobra Kai, Season 4 has
just been released to Netflix. This
highly acclaimed follow up series to The Karate Kid has drawn fans from season
to season and this series which started originally on YouTube has gone on to
become on of the most binged, watched, fan favorite seasons of any television
series.
This program and season once again bring back many of the original characters
in the series. The series largely follows the much older Daniel LaRusso played
by Ralph Macchio, and Johnny Lawrence played by William Zabka. The Characters John Kreese played by Martin
Kove and Thomas Ian Griffith makes his return as diabolical Terry Silver.
This season is again,
well directed with some twists and turns as if follows the dojos Cobra Kai, Miyagi-Do
and Eagle Fang. We continue to see changes in the characters of Johnny and
Daniel as well as their children, and those they are closest to developing
their own identities outside of the ones that would typically be chosen by
their predecessors, no matter which dojo they happen to fight for. We see
struggle with letting go as well as struggle in areas like forgiveness and cooperation.
Of course, all of this comes at a cost, much like it does in real life and
those consequences are one of the things that continues to make this series
among the top-rated series in television.
This season we see
attempts at working together, but with such strong personalities, and so much
pride can two leaders, who haven’t resolved their conflict come together to
defeat a common enemy who could, would destroy their very existence? Can anyone be trusted in a world where pride rules? Then how can two views of life, and/or karate
coexist? Those are all questions among
many others that are approached in season 4 of Cobra Kai.
Cobra Kai is about much
more than karate. It is about family, conflict, opposites, working through
problems, consequences and much more in conjunction with living life in a sometimes-difficult
world. It is a series I highly recommend
and appreciate due to the real-life situations approached.
I personally really
enjoyed the season, but I have enjoyed all the seasons and appreciate the binge
ability of this. I watched all 10 episodes in less than 24 hours. The series
has a way of doing that and then keeps you thinking even after you have
completed it.
On a scale of 1 – 10, for
Season 4 I give a very deserving 8 and am already highly anticipating Season 5
as I know many others are.
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