OVERVIEW
A legacy franchise, reawakened for a new generation – and a global streaming phenomenon.
Three decades after the events of the original Karate Kid, Cobra Kai reopens a rivalry that defined a generation and hands it to the next one. What began as a digital series became one of the most in-demand shows in the world – a six-season, 65-episode run that carried a beloved franchise from its origins onto the global stage, earning Emmy recognition including a nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series along the way.
Westbrook serves as an executive producer on the series, produced in association with Sony Pictures Television and the creators' Counterbalance Entertainment – a continuation of a franchise relationship that traces back through the company's founders. It stands as a marquee example of Westbrook's producing partnerships on premium, IP-driven television at the highest level of scale.
