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Cobra Kai Season Five: The Further Redemption of Chozen Toguchi (and Mike Barnes)
In Season Three of Cobra Kai, Karate Kid 2 villain Chozen Toguchi reprised the role as a changed man. In Season Five, Toguchi returned to show us just how reformed he is. And so did another franchise villain, bad boy of karate Mike Barnes.
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Making Doctor Who Great Again in 2023
Russell T. Davies, the writer-producer who relaunched Doctor Who in 2005, will return to helm the 60th anniversary in 2023 and the series beyond.
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Now the Real Pain Begins, Danny Boy: The Return of Terry Silver
After a long hiatus from acting, Thomas Ian Griffith reprises his most iconic role of Karate Kid Part 3 bad guy Terry Silver, proving that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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Punky Brewster Returns: What's Old is New Again
NBC's beloved children's sitcom Punky Brewster returns on streaming service Peacock 30 years later and shows us that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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Cobra Kai Season 3: The Redemption of Chozen Toguchi
If there is anything we can learn from Netfix's Karate Kid sequel series Cobra Kai, it's that sometimes people can change, even those who appear to be irredeemable.
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Stranger Things Has Turned Me Upside Down
When Netflix debuted the smash-hit sci-fi/fantasy homage to the 1980s, much to his surprise, it gave the author a brand new TV show to be hooked on.
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Film Review: Fighting With My Family (2019)
For a WWE Studios' film, this biopic of WWE Superstar Saraya Jade "Paige" Bevis works surprisingly well with a good story, some genuinely funny moments, excellent performances and a lot of heart.
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Cobra Kai Really Never Dies
It took over three decades but along with three very dedicated writers, stars Ralph Macchio and William Zabka have finally concocted a worthy Karate Kid sequel with the YouTube Red series Cobra Kai.
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Book Review: "The Devil's Song" by Lauren Stahl
A review of Lauren Stahl's "The Devil's Song."
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I Was a Teenage American Whovian
In late 1993, I was thirteen and just discovering the classic BBC series Doctor Who and often felt alone in that in America. Now the joke is on the people who made me feel that way.