Yes, and we even see that now with some MMA schools these days like, "Elite MMA" and the weird names coming out for other modern arts.
Sometimes. One of the recurring gags is Daniel and Johnny swapping back and forth on who is the jerk.
Got it. They all just seemed so unlikable. Might give it another go.
The original Karate Kid movies had absolute good and bad guys. The TV series tries to show that we all have a bit of both. Overall, I think they're doing pretty well.
Yeah he still carried a bit of that throughout, but I guess it's showing his journey when he starts teaching and how it helped him mature and find some inner stability. He becomes much less of a jerk, but like DD says it does show they're all human and struggling with conflicting stuff within themselves, and yeah they do it pretty well I reckon.
I don't know if they intended it, but I had the impression that Daniel had stopped training, and there is a hint or two that moving away from active Karate training led to some of the assholery.
I think they portray Johnny as a guy who wants to be a good guy and do the right thing, but the way he was raised, the way he was trained, and some of his old bad choices make it difficult.
Stick with it. Overall, it's pretty enjoyable.
Give it the first season it really gets pretty funny.
It’s not meant to be taken seriously. I am somewhat of a 10 year old.
An awful lot of people seem to disagree with you.
