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‘Karate Kid’ TV Sequel, Will Star Ralph Macchio and William Zabka

by Brad Rosenberg • Published August 4, 2017

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Remember this infamous moment at the All Valley Karate Tournament? They have a lot to work through.

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Hot Tub Time Machine‘s Josh Heald will write the script with Harold and Kumar‘s Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, while the latter duo will direct a chunk of Cobra Kai. The trio will also executive-produce with Macchio and Zabka.

With over $619 million at the worldwide box office, The Karate Kid franchise has entertained millions of fans for over 3 generations. For years, YouTube fans from around the world have also kept the legend of the films alive through uploads of clips, tributes and related content, amassing over 1 billion views to date.

 

 

 

What is everyone saying about this new sequel? Click “Next” to find out!

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