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As long as they have some idea of what they want to do, they'll hopefully keep a level of quality. I think the idea of having a plan can be overrated but I assume they knew that they wanted to eventually bring a new bad guy into the show to allow Johnny to learn from his mistakes and that helps...

Haven't the creators said that they wanted to do five seasons? Given the show's success, I wouldn't be surprised if that became six or seven but it may be better to leave the audience wanting more and let it go at five.

He's the founder of Cobra Kai, Kreese's buddy from Vietnam, and the bad guy from Part III. You're caught up. :)

I think of it as embracing and having fun with the campier aspects of the movies. Personally, I think it's just the right tone for this series. It's not too serious but it's also clear that the people involved love the original movies.

Admittedly, it stretches the reality of even this show but I think Stingray is funny as hell.

Season Five: Hillary Swank

It's hilarious that I was so happy to see

"Not much, u?" was better.

I think he's the character that you're supposed to root for. Daniel is basically starting as a good guy and will end as a good guy but Johnny is going to have an arc and will presumably become a better man by the end. That's exactly why Kreese needs to be around for the next season so Johnny can...

Yeah, it definitely seems like Johnny is now going to be working towards redemption by joining up with Daniel and his students. Kreese turned Johnny into a bad guy and played a part in messing up his entire life so I'm deeply looking forward to him and Daniel getting together to defeat Kreese...

I watched The Karate Kid movies when I was young but haven't seen them in probably nearly 30 years so I'm not a rabid fan of the series. I rewatched the first three movies (the first one was a surprisingly decent teenage Rocky) and I have now seen the first season and this show is a ton of fun...

Are the Karate Kid movies currently on Netflix?