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• Cobra Kai Season 3 is expected to leave YouTube, likely for Netflix or Hulu

  Posted Thursday 5/28/20 at 6:37PM EDT

  Cobra Kai is set to become the third YouTube scripted series to move to another...

• Networks haven't been rushing to acquire "gently used" programs to coronavirus-proof their fall schedules

  Posted Tuesday 5/19/20 at 3:56AM EDT

  shop "gently used" series like the Mad About You revival and Cobra Kai ....

• YouTube cancels Impulse after two seasons

  Posted Tuesday 3/10/20 at 1:23PM EDT

  just two scripted original shows on the YouTube platform: Cobra Kai and Liza on Demand ....

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  How to Sample Each of the Premium Streaming Services for Free

  Posted Saturday 1/04/20 at 3:00AM EST

  Cobra Kai , Impulse , Weird City . How Much It Costs: An $11.99/month subscription to YouTube...

• TBS orders Obliterated dramedy from Cobra Kai team

  Posted Wednesday 10/02/19 at 7:09PM EDT

  Cobra Kai creators Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg and Josh Heald's Obliterated has been...

• Karate Kid actor Rob Garrison, who reprised his role earlier this year for a Cobra Kai episode, dies at 59

  Posted Friday 9/27/19 at 4:46PM EDT

  Cobra Kai family is devastated by the news of OG Cobra Rob Garrison's passing...

• YouTube makes Cobra Kai Season 1 available for free to ring in its ad-supported era

  Posted Thursday 8/29/19 at 2:48PM EDT

  Season 1 of The Karate Kid sequel series is available for free as of today...

• Cobrai Kai is sending Daniel LaRusso to Japan in Season 3

  Posted Thursday 7/18/19 at 6:36PM EDT

  Cobra Kai,” Ralph Macchio tells EW. “Like, the beginnings of those two forms...

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  Twelve Free (or Nearly Free) Streaming Services

  Posted Monday 7/29/19 at 1:52AM EDT

  Cobra Kai . But with literally millions of hours content, YouTube's core free service...

• Cobra Kai has "all but divorced the story of The Karate Kid from its Asianness, or even its Asian-Americanness"

  Posted Wednesday 7/03/19 at 10:59PM EDT

  Cobra Kai ; Morita died in 2005," says Sonia Soraiya. "But oddly—even...