This article contains spoilers for "Cobra Kai".

"Cobra Kai" is the best scenario for what the hereditary sequel should be. He is full of vacations and References to the original "Karate Child" filmsFrom reproducing their most popular songs to reuse of whole lines of dialogue and replicate moments and iconography. And yet, she never feels like the show winks in front of the audience or is highlighted in its meta-no. Instead, there is a feeling that things are cyclical in "Cobra Kai", which students learn from their teachers and then convey those lessons to their students.

It helps "Cobra Kai" constantly returns Actors from previous films "Karate Kid" for Kimo's performances - Or to play central roles - and show how much they have (or not) have changed over the past four decades. Take Daniel Laruso (Ralph McCio) and how much channels Miyagi's Miyagi (the deceased, the Great Pat of Morita) throughout the play, while characters like Miguel (Xolo Maridueña) and Robbie (Tanner Buchanan) echo the role of Daniel in the original. " Karate Kid. " This includes Robbie to get hurt during his last match in the finals of Season 1 and Daniel, trying to help him. Instead of a reference for crunching, the scene is found as Deja Wu or a cute yam, a case of repeated history.

This is to say that Cobra Kai's fans expect the show's allusions to be smart and unexpected ... which makes the very last scene of the series so incredibly bizarre. Let's talk about it.

The final of the Cobra Kai series is as perfect as you could expect. In incredible respect for the first film "Karate Kid", the footer appears triumphant, only this time it is Nyoni Lawrence (William Tooth) who must play the hero. He finally won the big tournament, beat the bad guys, returns his dojo and gets his life together.

After the epilogue showing where each character ends up in Sei Taikai, we meet Daniel and Johnoni for dinner on the scene on the loans. Unless we see them, we hear a conversation between two guys on the counter. The guys are named Jake and Ereereems and play the creators of "Cobra Kai" Oshosh Haled and Jonon Hurwitz. The two talk about the idea of ​​a show that would be "set up in Hill Valley, alternative 1985". Only in the case of not Ringvons of Bellvonche, Akeejk (Hurwitz) lists some many celebrities, such as (Thomas F.) Wilson, (Lea) Thompson, Chrispin (Clover) and Mike (J. Fox).

So, the creators of "Cobra Kai" ended their show by imposing the "Back to the Future" TV series set in an alternative timetable. Honestly, this is the only thing that will excite me about the potential review of that franchise (which, to be fair, has already received an animated show in 1991). Hurvitz, Held and co-creator Hayden Schlslosberg have earned a huge amount of goodwill with Cobra Kai. They did the impossible by reviving the property that seemed to expire on gasoline for a long time and turned it into one of the best shows of the streaming era. If anyone could make a return trip to the Hill Valley, it's worth it.

Plus, even if Michael J. Fox did not get out of retirement to act in the series, he could always serve as a director instead. Of course, all involved in making a "back to the future" trilogy firmly rejected the idea of ​​restartingBut who knows, more sensitive things happened.

During the roundtable interview /film, he participated before the announcement of the Cobra Kai season 6 Part 3, Jonon Hurwitz talked about the "Back to the Future" castle in the final.

According to Hurwitz, his and Josh Heild appeared after Hayden Schlslosberg had already appeared on a camera in the last five episodes of the last season like Ezra, Terry Silveren (Thomas Ian Griffith). The two other co-creators then decided to jump on the stage for the final, throwing themselves as a couple of guys who happened to speak just near where Johnoni and Daniel had lunch as friends. As for why their scene alludes to "returning to the future?" Hurvitz said it is "a franchise we want as much as we love" karate kid "."

"We have, in our own ways of fan-fiction, we had fantasies about what we would do if we got the opportunity to make a series of that incredible world," Hurwitz continued. Of course, the creative team "Cobra Kai" is aware that the creators "Returning to the Future" Bob Gale and Robert Kneekis have spent decades Scorching of any rumor of a possible sequel or restartAnd know how unlikely the series "Back to the Future" will actually happen. "We have great respect for all who made that franchise, but at least in Cobra Kai, several young directors can dream," Hurwitz added.

So, that's it. Is the post-credit scene a secret terrain from the creators "Cobra Kai" to make "Back in the Future" series? No. But at the very least, it means that the characters of the Cobra Kai Universe may have a glorious sequel inheritance series based on the beloved franchise of the 80s to call their (in this case, the one set in Hill Valley than Valley San Fernando).

Cobra Kai is now fully running on Netflix.