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Plus, he discusses the shows famous fans and challenging storylines.

Plus, he discusses the shows famous fans and challenging storylines.

Plus, he discusses the shows famous fans and challenging storylines.

Plus, he discusses the shows famous fans and challenging storylines.

Nostalgia is a powerful tool and while the likes of The Matrix, Spider-Man and Ghostbusters have been actively harnessing it as a means to reach out to fans, no one has been doing it longer and far better than the folks at Netflix’s Cobra Kai. Originally conceived as a revisionist take on the original 1984 The Karate Kid film, starring...

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How has life changed for you this year? Gianni DeCenzo: When we were on YouTube we got recognition but going on to Netflix it definitely increased our visibility a lot. With the pandemic, I wear my mask everywhere I go. Even then, I still get recognized. I had someone come up to me today and said, “I knew you from the eyes!” I’m feeling a lot more support and love. I’m happy we have such an amazing fanbase.  How much of yourself do you see in Demetri? Over time being on t...

Posted on Boy, how about that Daniel-San, huh? He really karate’d the heck out of that other guy in the 1984 film The Karate Kid. But that was more than 30 years ago, so what the heck is Daniel up to nowadays? Well, you see, now he is a Karate Man. And also a car dealership mogul. At least that’s the plot of the previously YouTube exclusive and now Netflix produced TV series Cobra Kai, which sees Daniel in the present time rekindling the rivalry between him and his arch-nemesis Johnny Lawe...