Cobra Kai 6x10 - FULL Reaction - Available on the drive now!

I will still maintain that I get why Daniel was bothered so much, it's a lot to learn about a person you thought you knew very well, who was like a father figure to him. Could you imagine learning that your parent's name wasn't their actual name, that they supposedly attacked and robbed someone putting them in a hospital, were a part of something they always said they didn't like and killed someone. I feel like that would make you pause and think about things a little, I would just hope that Daniel would realize that doesn't change the person that Daniel knew, it just meant that Miyagi was an actual person, capable of making mistakes. I like that the show didn't pull the typical TV show thing to do with Axel trying to kiss Sam, Sam just told Miguel, Miguel was like okay, he didn't get all jealous or angry at her, no unnecessary drama. I don't think Kreese had a plan, he was just going to try to kill Silver. Cool, it seems like Daniel and Johnny are doing their thing again, Daniel's to distracted and Johnny's to focused on Kreese and now their fighting again. Thank goodness for Chozen and specifically Miguel, helping "pull their heads out of their asses". Kreese is using Tory's grief against her, not to mention his belief that your friends betray you, but that's because, you betrayed him as well Kreese, he was trying to fix his life and all the issues he had and you dragged him back in and pushed him until he snapped, so it's kind of on you to. I'm loving this old school training montage. That fight at the end was crazy, all the stunt work, choreography, directing, editing, camera work, everything involved was done very well, giving great moments to everyone. I also love RJ's full circle moment there from "are we mad", to "That's why it's tragic". For six seasons now we've been saying to Kreese, you need to calm down this is not a war, then it all breaks down into a karate war, it's like, okay, well...this is a war, but all those other times, they weren't. It's tragic what happened to Kwon, he was a very angry kid with issues that he needed to work on, rather than have them intensified by his senseis, but now unfortunately he won't get that chance. In (not real) defense of the cameras not being shut off, maybe all the camera crew and everyone who worked there were out in the open and there was no one in a control room or anything and they all got kicked in the face and that's why no one cut the feed, until the fight calmed down. Great reaction, We've reached the end of part 2, which I liked better than part 1 and now on to part 3, the final part.

Jeremy Burch