"Cobra Kai" isn't the only canceled TV show Netflix has resurrected. The "Karate Kid" sequel series began as an original production of the short-lived YouTube Red (now known as YouTube Premium), and it ran for two seasons on that streaming service.

After seven years, six seasons, two streaming homes, and one extended final stretch, Cobra Kai has finally come to an end. The Karate Kid spinoff’s last five episodes arrived on Netflix on Thursday (February 13) and brought the series to its triumphant conclusion.

Netflix's Karate Kid spinoff show has come to an end with a final batch of 5 episodes–here's what worked, and what didn't.

The final episodes of "Cobra Kai" are here. There was also a surprise from actors Tanner and Mary. Here's where to watch 'Cobra Kai' Season 6 Part 3.

Two stars of the hit Netflix show Cobra Kai have announced that they are engaged, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Tanner Buchanan, 26, and Mary Mouser, 28—who play young but talented martial artists on the Karate Kid reboot—shared their news in a joint Instagram post on Thursday.

The 'Karate Kid' sequel series got a second life by shifting from YouTube Red to the leading streamer The post How the Jump to Netflix Kicked ‘Cobra Kai’ Into a Higher Gear appeared first on TheWrap.

One thing is certain...Cobra Kai will never die!!!! View Entire Post ›

"Cobra Kai" is finally coming to an end. The sixth and final season of the "Karate Kid" sequel series has been drip-fed to fans going back to Summer 2024 (speaking of which, here's a Part 1 recap if you need it),