🤤 Ditto!!

He's mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!....lol...

Lol, he is the Patrick Stewart of Karate films then in that case. ;p

@@steveshepard88 , he is the opposite of Patrick Stewart. Patrick Stewart looked 60 in his 30s.

He looked 30s in 00s, could've looked 20s if he wasn't receding but he looks 40s now maybe 30s if he wasn't receding

He definitely doesn't look in his 30s. 40s yes.

@@steveshepard88, Patrick Stewart looked older than his real age right up until he hit a certain point. Then he stopped aging.

Yup

He seems happy to be back talking about new stuff.

His character is unintentionally hilarious.

LOL!!!😂

There's a rumor she comes back for Season 3. I think her coming back will help her stardom more.

I think she gonna b in season 2 not sure when or how big of a role but she will I think as ali

Exactly she was hot

@@cliffordsweet8399 "was"

@@stevestrong5075 she will be in 3

2 months away from season 4 now.

This panel was from 2015, way before Cobra Kai.

Really?

Jaden Smith can take the name as the Kung Fu kid

@@honestjohn6174 yeah. I hope they don't make a sequel he's a bad actor.

His name is Sean Kanan. Might have been lying but he said he's not in Season 2.

Dutch was busy with his racing company in real life. That is why he didn’t show for Cobra Kai.

He's there..in spirit I would like to think. He's definitely there in the show, I love how they make him part of this show. :)

Hes there in spririt form

He passed away year's ago most of the 80's fan's of this movie we know that!!!

MIEANIE?LNG

Well, I do not usually reply to my own comments, but after watching season 2, I am thinking that I at least can interpret not the exact plan of the writer's vision but some general idea of the direction they are going in. From the reunion with Bobby, Tommy, and Jimmy and them talking about Dutch doing time in prison I would guess that they already approached Chad McQueen about doing a guest spot, but were turned down, but left a back door for him to come back in with future seasons with him doing time in prison. I could be wrong but think the reason Chad McQueen turned them down is that he has changed with older age and may be camera shy. Not shy to use the camera as I pointed out in my first text after Karate Kid he took to being behind the camera instead of being in front of it when he started directing. They also had Johnny mistakenly text Ali and although he chickened out before sending the message when that woman bumped into him the message was sent. And we all saw at the end of the season that Ali responded to his text, but Johnny may never know that because he threw his phone into the ocean. This leads me to believe that they also offered Elizabeth Shue a guest spot or perhaps a guest spot with the possibility of becoming a regular. I do not think Elizabeth Shue turned down the guest Spot for the same reasons as Chad McQueen turned it down. Because he is camera shy. I think Elizabeth Shue turned it down because her ego of that she was at one time an established Hollywood movie star, possibly thinking she is above doing a streaming tv series but she is set to start appearing in a new Amazon Prime show produced by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen show called "The Boys". So it's probably the fact that she has made her negative comments made toward the Karate Kid movie, especially Ralph Macchio not being covincing in the role, who she said she could not take seriously in that role of Daniel. I think she dug a hole for herself. Like if she was to come back then she would look like she was desperate for work. But!!!!! Like Chad McQueen's character, Dutch being in jail and having a back door into the series if he decides to do business, The response from Ali on Johnnys phone at the last scene of season 2, is also leaving Elizabeth Shue a back door into the show if she should decide to put her ego aside and return to the show eventually. Anywho

They've proven themselves to know what they're doing. I thought S1 was pretty damn good on its own and S2 blew it out of the water. I have no doubts about the following seasons and the quality of the show.

Speaking only about the characters, not their actors, I don't want Johnny and Ali together. I love Carmen and she is very, very good for Johnny. Also, Johnny already loves Miguel like a son, and there is potential for Miguel and Robby to mend their relationship and become brothers. If Ali makes an appearance, I hope it is not as a love interest for either Johnny or Daniel.

@Joseph Casanova: Actually, Chad WANTED to film the Cobra Kai episode, but had scheduling conflicts. He runs a car racing company, and unfortunately, racing days happened during the day of filming.

fernando dimarco I almost felt like that too about Daniels wife but when I watched it again I disagreed...she’s the level headed character who is more like a miyagi ish person trying to help him find balance

@@Team7_Ninjutsu I see your point, but hes still not an Alpha male , because she castrates him instead of supporting him more..she does the passive aggressive thing. If you look at Tv shows, they emasculate men, making the wifes strong & smart while men looking weak & stupid...peep game

fernando dimarco I agree..ur definitely right about how male/father figure characters are portrayed...I hate it but I don’t feel she was as over the top with it the way most movies tv shows and even cartoons do

@@Team7_Ninjutsu yeah she gets away with it a little better, the series is overall a masterpiece, season 2 is amazing.. I wonder if we have to wait another year for season 3

Good catch. You might be on to something here. Ralph could be a "no-planes guy" probably because he knows more than what the general population does about 9/11. He's a New Yorker and an iconic actor for a whole generation , meaning he most likely surrounds himself with important people "in-the-know."

Gerard Cayo No. He's talking about superhero movies like the Man of Steel movie and the backlash it got about its depiction of collateral damage.

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I agree with Jaden being a low level actor, but the martial arts he did in the film were impressive. The originals 1984-1989 were superior in every way, the soundtracks and mr Miyagi being the some of the best in the trilogy.

Gil Arruda I know it’s no where near as good as the original, I still thought it was a good movie, I think he’s good at acting, especially for his age. At the time he was only twelve, Ralph Macchio was 22 when he was in the Karate kid.

Nope. He's a hot head but not the bully. The key scene that sets Johnny and his friends as the real bullies is when they force Daniel down the hill on his bike, potentially causing serious harm. There is no justification for this and they are doing this with pure malice.

"Daniel is the Bully" is a gag on How I Met Your Mother and you nerds took it seriously.