A dying actor plays a dying man, giving advice to those who still have time to fix their lives and do better. Truly honorable, and it makes this scene that much more powerful.
To me this is the most emotional part of the entire series along with the part where Johnny is telling Miguel how he loves him and wants to be a father but keeps screwing it up and Miguel says "you're doing fine....I love you" and Johnny accidentally calls him Robby.
I love that line and this scene so much! I can really relate to the late Robert Garrison in this scene because I have been battling and fighting a terminal illness myself, so the "you still have time" really speaks to me!🥺
The last words Tommy ever said to Johnny was "You'll get there. You're the champ." Rob Garrison died on September 27, 2019, at the age of 59. His last Tweet was on April 25th, 2019 "Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments on my appearance in COBRA KAI. Makes me feel great. Had a wonderful time doing it."
That line made me cry. It's always great to have a friend who reminds you that you are indeed still "the shit." Despite whatever hardships are going on. R.I.P Tommy
@@xsailor85 Nah, strike three was when Johnny got so wasted that he missed her birthday party. He admits that when they share beers around the table at the bar while talking about the past.
Robert Garrison will be missed. Tommy's performance in Cobra Kai looked too real now we see why he played the role so well . He should be nominated for a Emmy at least. R.I.P. Tommy .........
He must have already been diagnosed with his terminal illness when they wrote the script for this episode. He really did seem very convincingly terminally ill - now we know why. You thought he was acting in this conversation with Johnny - no, he was speaking for himself through his character. This episode has multiple levels of "meta" / subtle fourth-wall breaking. The guy who has a terminal illness and dies is played by a guy who has a terminal illness and dies, and he's famous for saying "get him a bodybag" and he gets a bodybag, then so does his actor.
Ge@r&@rcher I read that but imagine he didn’t die in real life, his character indeed die so how could he return? As a flashback of that night with an unseen moment? As an angel? It doesn’t make sense.
His acting in this episode was MILES greater than his acting in the original film. I love how they were all such jerks in the original film (cept for maybe Bobby) but then in this episode they reflect on the mistakes they made and how Kreese led them astray and now they're all good men trying to have one last fun adventure with their dying friend.
@@jasonteich8530 that's why I said maybe. And tripping Daniel was a jerk move while playing dirty however Daniel overreacted and Bobby STILL tried to stick up for him when he provoked Johnny and got his ass beat for wasting good weed
This scene literally moved me to tears. These guys were such assholes in the original but now the entire gang are all very good men and always striving to be better. They truly learned a LOT from the flaws of John Kreese.
@@halobang5892 yes he did and even in spite of that, they still cared about dutch and saw him as a friend. Even in KK1 Dutch was far worse than Johnny.
Think of it: he spent his day having one last blast with his friend, even winning in a fight. Then, on a serene night under the stars and moon, surrounded by his buddies, and after passing on one last piece of sage advice to his friend who needed it, he dies peacefully in his sleep. One couldn't ask for a better death than this. This scene is beyond beautiful.
I guess he must have already been diagnosed with his terminal illness when they wrote the script for that episode. He really did seem very convincingly terminally ill - now we know why. You thought he was acting in that campfire conversation with Johnny - no, he was speaking for himself through his character. This episode has multiple levels of "meta" / subtle fourth-wall breaking. The guy who has a terminal illness and dies is played by a guy who has a terminal illness and dies, and he's famous for saying "get him a bodybag" and he gets a bodybag, then so does his actor.
I’m 23 (will be 24 on the 6th of July) and I feel like that myself... lol. People my age feel like they should be established in a career, be self sufficient completely and on the verge of marriage. And urgency makes itself known when I see how fast the time flies.
When Tommy says to Johnny "Time" "You still have more time" That got to me hard. I have had cancer and it has returned a I am about Tommy's age and time is something I need to not waste, but I do.
thelastjohnwayne keep fighting my friend! No matter how hard life is, there will always be something worth fighting for! Enjoy life and good luck. Wish you the best
I think the greatest thing the series did was show how people can change over time, but also, how one single solitary moment in your life can make you rethink everything. For the Kai, the turning point was that night at the tournament, even before the parking lot incident, you can slowly see all of them doubt Kreese's tactics and stand in disbelief at what he ordered both Bobby and Johnny to do. Then, when push came to shove, Kreese turned on all of them and it was Miyagi who stepped in and saved them. I still remember thinking as a kid that Tommy's epiphany came right at that moment when Miyagi told Kreese to let Johnny go, as Tommy showed his first ever sign of respect by repeating "Yeah, MR MIYAGI's right, let him go!".
Man Johnny lost so much He never new his father His ex girlfriend Ali His sons respect His two of his best friends are gone dutch(in prison) and Tommy (death) His step dad buys him out of his life His new girl friend Carmen broke up with him He failed his no.1 student that was also a son to him miguel His students betrayed him His mother died His sensai betrayed him twice and took over his dojo He lost his dojo His son injured miguel and put him a comma (he will live) people who are in a comma has a 5/10 chance to live He tried to make peace with danniel but failed.
I am glad that Rob Garrison got a chance to stepped back into the Karate Kid universe by reprising his role as Tommy before he passed. Rest in peace, R.G.
R.I.P Rob Garrison(Tommy) In this scene before he died in real life, reminds us how important Time truly is, if you have time, dont waste it, that was the moral of the story in this scene. Truly love this scene, definally should have got an emmy. My condolances to Rob Garrison's friends,Family and the cobra Kai Cast and film crew. Rest in peace brother
I know his death is sad, But think about it. What more could Tommy have asked for? (A) He did NOT die in the hospital. (B) He was with his friends. (C) He died totally redeemed. (D) He had a last adventure with his friends. (E) And he got to punch someone out (as a hero). This was the pure opposite of a "Game of Thrones" meaningless surprise death,
@@eternalhalloween1 This was great writing, instead of meaninglessly subverting expectations while enforcing plot armor like GoTs, this episode and scene was totally from out of left field. It was truly amazing how well written and thought out it was.
I love the cobra kai friendship and I am so happy this was expanded, Tommy stood up for Johnny when he was getting choked by Kreese, “mr myagi is right let him go!” Only to get hit really hard by Kreese, 😢 but I am so happy he got to spend his last moments with his friends ❤️ Cobra kai never dies!
And that was sadly the last time we see Tommy alive and it was also Johnny’s last time talking to Tommy. I hope in season 3 they do flashbacks of tommy talking to Johnny when Johnny is going to set things right and make amends and it would also be good if Johnny’s friends joined Johnny and Daniel to stop John Kreese, Terry Silver and Mike Barnes and do it for Tommy.
I mean Daniel thinks he's a hot shot and he can take Cobra Kai down himself but how quickly he forgets that he didn't do it alone then and he obviously can't do it alone now
Thanks so much for posting this. One of my favorites of the entire 2 seasons so far. Ah, can William Zabka please be nominated for an Emmy this next Award season? He SO deserves it.
Cobra Kai has no right being this damn good. My favourite scene from the whole series so far. Heartfelt times, honesty and great advice from an old friend who's on his last legs. Breaks my damn heart every time.
I do miss my old high school buddies - we live all over the world and it's difficult for all of us to get together like the old days - two or three of us now and then, but not all of us, just hanging out like we used to
1:41 "Time. You still have time." It's not just what he says, but the delivery behind such a line. Then you learn a few months after this episode... Rob Garrison wasn't an actor, he was the real deal (the poor guy really WAS dying, that's why Tommy's final moments seemed so convincing). Really hoping to see more of the Cobra Kai guys reuniting in season 3; seeing how poorly things are going for Johnny by the end of season 2, Bobby and Jimmy are likely the only ones Johnny can still trust, and similarly they're the only ones who still have any faith in him.
According to his coworkers, Rob Garrison wasn't sick at the time, he was just playing the part of a guy in his 50s who thought he had decades left and found out the hard way that as Death said, "you get the same as everyone else: You get a lifetime." He got sick a couple months after the episode aired (almost a year after it was shot) and died a couple months after that.
Can there be a more sincere and emotional scene than this? Redemption, friendship, ... You still have something left ... time ... time to change things! You are the champ!!! We all deserve a second chance if we seize it!! Life puts us in our place!!! Let's accept their teachings!! Robert!! Rest in peace!!!!!!!
Damn, when Tommy said to Johnny:,, You still got time." , that hit me hard. No one knows how much time they have left, so I enjoy every single day like it was my last 🥺🥺🥺❤❤❤
This whole series has been absolutely fantastic with showing who Johnny is inside. His high school buddies are still there for him, even though his whole life has been a mess. When Tommy says "You're the champ Johnny" it's reminding him that yes, he still is the champ. He just forgot when he got beat by Daniel in that tournament. We all forget sometimes that we're the champ when life gives us a kick in the teeth.
WOW pretty chilling and amazing when he told Johnny he still had time, like he already knew his time was coming, very touching scene, from Bullies to grown Men who have seen the error of there ways, great scene guys RIP Rob Garrison
Tommy was always my favorite member of Cobra Kai. I mean Johnny was clearly the man, but Tommy always made me smile. Glad we got to hear a bit of his famous laugh at 1:12. Damn this was a great episode in so many ways. While scenes made me think back to the original Karate Kid, I found myself reflecting upon my own life. It definitely brought me on the brink of tears. Powerful stuff...
I can’t believe I just saw this episode in the spring, it was so impactful. What a wonderful tribute and homage to to him, it’s like he knew it and still acted from his heart. Thank you 🙏🏻 for your legendary performance.
The best thing that can be said about this scene is that Tommy gave Johnny some really good advice before he died. No doubt it will help Johnny in a major way for season 3.
You'll do it Johnny you're the champ. How i wished we all have someone like Tommy that when we're going on that phase of life when we thought we are no longer good enough someone to tell us that we're still the champ we just forgot how good we are
Yeah i missed him wish i could meet him but he is gone but i will not forget him he will be amazed to meet me im cobra kai too but i will take his advise for it miss you rob garrison RIP😢❤❤❤man
I love how this show humanizes and makes you feel for the asshole bullies from the movies. Who the hell in the 80s thought we'd see a scene like this between these two guys. That you'd not hate them and damn near tear up watching them. That's my favorite thing about this show..
It must be really an honor for Mr.Garrison to be Tommy once more in Cobra Kai before his passing. You will be missed Rob Garrison, thank you for all the smiles you put on our faces and rest easy in heaven. :,)
This scene showed just how deep the brotherhood ran with Johnny's circle it wasnt just a group of teenage karate jocks there was genuine love for each other. One of the things this show gets right is shedding a new light on johnny's perspective and when you go back and watch the originals you have a new found appreciation for their journey
Started watching the series a few days ago. Great nostalgia, and really enjoyed that they brought back most of the original cast. Was not expecting the original Cobras getting together. Just watched this episode. A hauntingly powerful performance especially since Rob Garrison passed not long after this. . This was not acting this was him speaking from the heart.
One thing this show has proven is that there are great actors who, if given the chance, can deliver really poignant and touching work. Rob Garrison did such a great job with this scene. Maybe he knew his time was limited. Time is indeed precious. I’m glad he got to leave a mark and show what a good actor he really was before he passed.
There was a girl I liked back in 2015 and I met her in January and its a super long story but it ended in fall 2016 me and her ended and thats when I finally gave up and from that point on I dated a lot of girls and all that stuff but from this day I never really got over my longest most emotional love crush I have ever had and this is my number 1 most crush I have ever had in my life and I do admit I was in Love with her and I hope someday I could tell he how I felt back then or meet someone twice as good as her but like Tommy said to johnny that He has Time and knowing I am young I still have time to and I am grateful for good times and all and some I am sure I will find thee one for me and its all in good TIME. Thanks Rob Garrison for that advice in This video and I miss you everyday and I will keep moving forward. 🙏👍
I must've watched The Karate Kid a thousand times as kid. My dad eventually hid the tape in kitchen cupboards above the microwave. This scene hurts, not just because of Tommy's passing, but because Dad and I would gather around a fire at our hilltop cabin on summer nights and speak of history, philosophy, human nature, and play chess. I was born late in his life... While my elder half-brothers knew the hunter, fisherman, the veteran, and hardass barfly, I knew the artist, the poet, the sage... Now? I'm into my late twenties, still young, but feeling old and tired already.
A dying actor plays a dying man, giving advice to those who still have time to fix their lives and do better. Truly honorable, and it makes this scene that much more powerful.
To me this is the most emotional part of the entire series along with the part where Johnny is telling Miguel how he loves him and wants to be a father but keeps screwing it up and Miguel says "you're doing fine....I love you" and Johnny accidentally calls him Robby.
I love that line and this scene so much! I can really relate to the late Robert Garrison in this scene because I have been battling and fighting a terminal illness myself, so the "you still have time" really speaks to me!🥺
And Johnny figured it out by season 5 and has it together😄
The cobra kai creators and costars said Rob wasnt sick when filming this episode and he was put in makeup to look sick
"You still got one thing that's more important than anything, Johnny."
"What's that?"
"....Time. You still have time."
Godspeed, Robert Garrison.
That line really got me
@@idontwannabehereanymore4893 same
😢
Time to meet someone new, change your life around.
His name was Robert Garrison.
The last words Tommy ever said to Johnny was "You'll get there. You're the champ."
Rob Garrison died on September 27, 2019, at the age of 59.
His last Tweet was on April 25th, 2019 "Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments on my appearance in COBRA KAI. Makes me feel great. Had a wonderful time doing it."
That was his last tweet? My god.....he took his death like a champ. He showed no fear at all
Vietnam is what made Kreese what he is. Mercy is for the weak. He must have learn that fighting in Vietnam.
I’m crying
He was a champ he is a champ he will always be the champ
He passed away on my birthday
"You'll do it Johnny.....you're the champ"
One of the best scenes.
Such loyalty, such love.
Way to go Tommy 👏 You said it! That's a true friend
This was one friend to another
After that scene and Tommy's death.
'You'll do it Johnny, you're the champ'
You know Johnny is going to make good on that.
That line made me cry. It's always great to have a friend who reminds you that you are indeed still "the shit."
Despite whatever hardships are going on. R.I.P Tommy
I think all of Cobra Kai had a crush on Ali. Johnny was just the one who struck first.
And struck hard.
AllRequired until he struck out.
Lee 80s When Ali dumped Johnny that was STRIKE THREE!!! YOU’RE OUT!!!
@@xsailor85 Nah, strike three was when Johnny got so wasted that he missed her birthday party. He admits that when they share beers around the table at the bar while talking about the past.
Even Tory
Robert Garrison will be missed.
Tommy's performance in Cobra Kai looked too real now we see why he played the role so well . He should be nominated for a Emmy at least.
R.I.P. Tommy .........
He must have already been diagnosed with his terminal illness when they wrote the script for this episode. He really did seem very convincingly terminally ill - now we know why. You thought he was acting in this conversation with Johnny - no, he was speaking for himself through his character. This episode has multiple levels of "meta" / subtle fourth-wall breaking. The guy who has a terminal illness and dies is played by a guy who has a terminal illness and dies, and he's famous for saying "get him a bodybag" and he gets a bodybag, then so does his actor.
@@eebgoz If he doesn't get a gravesite scene next season...
@@eebgoz He had a bad kidney and liver issues. There were plans to bring him back for season 3 before that happened.
Ge@r&@rcher I read that but imagine he didn’t die in real life, his character indeed die so how could he return? As a flashback of that night with an unseen moment? As an angel? It doesn’t make sense.
I’m not even watching the show or the three KKs but this is right up there in a way with Edward G Robinson in Soylent Green.
“Man where did all that time go..”
Time flies when you’re young, one minute you’re 17 and before you know it, you’ll be 57.
Damn and I just turned 17 😂
Don't tell me that man.
Okay your scarring the shit outta me
Dude I’m 17 leave me alone 😭
Oh yeah wasn’t it George Harrison who said this?
RIP, he died of cancer 20 years ago :(
Rob delivered one hell of an acting performance before his death. He went out in a high note, like a true Cobra.
His acting in this episode was MILES greater than his acting in the original film. I love how they were all such jerks in the original film (cept for maybe Bobby) but then in this episode they reflect on the mistakes they made and how Kreese led them astray and now they're all good men trying to have one last fun adventure with their dying friend.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Bobby tripped Daniel on the soccer field.
@@jasonteich8530 that's why I said maybe. And tripping Daniel was a jerk move while playing dirty however Daniel overreacted and Bobby STILL tried to stick up for him when he provoked Johnny and got his ass beat for wasting good weed
Rob Garrison,the guy who played Tommy,has just sadly passed away.This was his last film role.
free42dream And he went out like a champ.
How sad..... :(
He didn't have to act. He was telling about real life. You can see that he is poor health.
Rest in peace, Rob!
Aww damn it.
Yes, Tommy in the real life was ill, so that would explain why is looked older than Johnny having more or less the same age. RIP
I heard about that to, That was really screwed up.
This scene literally moved me to tears. These guys were such assholes in the original but now the entire gang are all very good men and always striving to be better. They truly learned a LOT from the flaws of John Kreese.
Well, except for Dutch.
@@OniLordMiki yeah. Dutch was beyond redemption
@@BlackOmEga_2099 that's why he ended up in prison
@@halobang5892 yes he did and even in spite of that, they still cared about dutch and saw him as a friend. Even in KK1 Dutch was far worse than Johnny.
This scene hits 10x harder when you’ve just watched season 5, with Johnny and Carmen. He really did turn his life around.
It felt like Robert Garrison really spoke from the heart in this moment.
I'll wager he did.
true friendship never dies
Cobra Kai never dies!
Right in the feels! 😭
Wish I had that never knew what it’s like to have a real meaningful friendship
@@silverbullet2660 🤔
They were more than friends, they were brothers.
Talk about foreshadowing, you will be missed.
"You still got one thing that's more important than anything... Time. You still have time."
That really hit me deep down inside. R.I.P Tommy
Wow - you wrote this 3 months ago.
RIP, Robert Garrison.
Me too man, got me reconsidering my life and future decisions
The last talk between Johnny and Tommy nice scene
If only mr. Miyagi was alive to tell them that he was sorry for what he did at Tommy
@@ericsantana1184 Why would he say sorry?
@@therealjesus1317 cause he nearly killed him before cancer did.
@@ericsantana1184 What he did to him was far from killing him.
It's definitely one of the top five scenes from the whole series thus far (including the original KK trilogy).
The writers treat these classic characters with the respect they deserve
Disney: Hey, that's illegal!
@@hakosin2355
Star Wars: Screw that
@@hakosin2355
Star Wars: Screw that
Think of it: he spent his day having one last blast with his friend, even winning in a fight. Then, on a serene night under the stars and moon, surrounded by his buddies, and after passing on one last piece of sage advice to his friend who needed it, he dies peacefully in his sleep. One couldn't ask for a better death than this. This scene is beyond beautiful.
"You'll do it Johnny... You're the champ." T_T
If Tommy's final words weren't motivation enough I don't know what is.
Johnny is the Champ
the fact that this was robert garrison's last performance makes this scene much more powerful
Rob Garrison deserves an Emmy Award for this beautiful scene.
I'm about five or six years younger than them, and I too wonder where all the time goes.
This was a great scene. Definitely one of the best. Tommy's character basically telling Johnny: write a new chapter.
Rob Garrison just passed away. This scene was great. Cobra Kai such a great show.
I guess he must have already been diagnosed with his terminal illness when they wrote the script for that episode. He really did seem very convincingly terminally ill - now we know why. You thought he was acting in that campfire conversation with Johnny - no, he was speaking for himself through his character.
This episode has multiple levels of "meta" / subtle fourth-wall breaking. The guy who has a terminal illness and dies is played by a guy who has a terminal illness and dies, and he's famous for saying "get him a bodybag" and he gets a bodybag, then so does his actor.
we all do
Try to do all the good you can, day by day, minute by minute.
One day...times up.
"Man where'd that all time go?"
As a guy in my 30s, I felt that.
I’m 23 (will be 24 on the 6th of July) and I feel like that myself... lol. People my age feel like they should be established in a career, be self sufficient completely and on the verge of marriage. And urgency makes itself known when I see how fast the time flies.
I’m 18, 15 when I watched this, and I felt that too lol
Everyone shut up. Y'all are children and you are not old at all lmao
@@user-dl8rt4rt6ubut I’ll shut up. Wouldn’t want to upset an old man.
@@user-dl8rt4rt6u you have a good point. My apologies.
RIP Tommy! “give him a body bag” never leaves my ears!
holy shit i never made that correlation
What's ironic is that HE'S the one to end up in a bodybag. RIP
I can actually hear him saying it
When Tommy says to Johnny "Time" "You still have more time" That got to me hard. I have had cancer and it has returned a I am about Tommy's age and time is something I need to not waste, but I do.
thelastjohnwayne keep fighting my friend! No matter how hard life is, there will always be something worth fighting for! Enjoy life and good luck. Wish you the best
You'll do this. You're the champ.
you got this
God bless man never give up
You’re a good fighter. You got this
This isnt Tommy talking to Johnny
its Rob talking to William...
Oh goodness:(
Oh gosh no 😢
I AM crying now :'(
He's right at this time the actor that plays Johnny was going through a real life problem
@@KennethRobinson-hl7sg Huh? What was happening to Zabka?
“You’ll do it Johnny.. you’re the champ” 😭
Rest well Tommy. Robert Garrison 2019
I think the greatest thing the series did was show how people can change over time, but also, how one single solitary moment in your life can make you rethink everything.
For the Kai, the turning point was that night at the tournament, even before the parking lot incident, you can slowly see all of them doubt Kreese's tactics and stand in disbelief at what he ordered both Bobby and Johnny to do.
Then, when push came to shove, Kreese turned on all of them and it was Miyagi who stepped in and saved them. I still remember thinking as a kid that Tommy's epiphany came right at that moment when Miyagi told Kreese to let Johnny go, as Tommy showed his first ever sign of respect by repeating "Yeah, MR MIYAGI's right, let him go!".
And when Johnny told them he had reopened Cobra Kai, they all looked at him as though he had clear-cut the Amazon rainforest.
@JohnSmith
Your comment was golden.
Great scene. Glad Rob Garrison was able to reprise his role one last time before his untimely passing. RIP.
Man Johnny lost so much
He never new his father
His ex girlfriend Ali
His sons respect
His two of his best friends are gone dutch(in prison) and Tommy (death)
His step dad buys him out of his life
His new girl friend Carmen broke up with him
He failed his no.1 student that was also a son to him miguel
His students betrayed him
His mother died
His sensai betrayed him twice and took over his dojo
He lost his dojo
His son injured miguel and put him a comma (he will live) people who are in a comma has a 5/10 chance to live
He tried to make peace with danniel but failed.
@Spidey Guy he's basically jobe in the bible
#justiceforjohnny
But unlike what happened on The Shield, Johnny has a legit crack at getting back what meant stuff to him.
They mentioned that Dutch was in prison?
I hope he goes to Japan with Daniel so he can find peace and the one thing he has never had in his life "Balance"
time is the most valuable resource we have
Tommy knew it, at the end of all things.
a very touching scene... 😢 rip tommy
Wow. he really is dead now.
Very sad he passed away this morning :( R.i.p rob
yeah, i’ve just seen it... very sad🙁
RIP robert garrison *tommy* that story about time got more real since I believe Robert knew his time was very very short when he filmed this
sadly, I agree. Fuck it really sucks when you think about it
Like Kreese said. Once your in cobra Kai your all brothers. Tommy said it best. "You'll do it Johnny, YOUR THE CHAMP" COBRA KAI NEVER DIES NO MERCY
These guys are brothers in spite of Kreese.
"you're" not your
I'm so glad the actor who played Tommy was brought back to play the role one more time before he died.
@Thanos the Farmer AGREED
I am glad that Rob Garrison got a chance to stepped back into the Karate Kid universe by reprising his role as Tommy before he passed.
Rest in peace, R.G.
R.I.P Rob Garrison(Tommy)
In this scene before he died in real life, reminds us how important Time truly is, if you have time, dont waste it, that was the moral of the story in this scene. Truly love this scene, definally should have got an emmy.
My condolances to Rob Garrison's friends,Family and the cobra Kai Cast and film crew.
Rest in peace brother
Rest In Peace Rob Garrison, this scene hits even harder now that he’s gone. Thank you for the memories sir
Poor Tommy seems like a sweet old man now
He was. He died a happy man.
I know his death is sad, But think about it. What more could Tommy have asked for? (A) He did NOT die in the hospital. (B) He was with his friends. (C) He died totally redeemed. (D) He had a last adventure with his friends. (E) And he got to punch someone out (as a hero). This was the pure opposite of a "Game of Thrones" meaningless surprise death,
@@eternalhalloween1 definitely the way he'd want to go
@@thecreativemillenial Exactly.
@@eternalhalloween1 This was great writing, instead of meaninglessly subverting expectations while enforcing plot armor like GoTs, this episode and scene was totally from out of left field. It was truly amazing how well written and thought out it was.
"You still have time." RIP Rob Garrison.
RIP Rob Garrison. Your last performance was your greatest.
I love the cobra kai friendship and I am so happy this was expanded, Tommy stood up for Johnny when he was getting choked by Kreese, “mr myagi is right let him go!” Only to get hit really hard by Kreese, 😢 but I am so happy he got to spend his last moments with his friends ❤️ Cobra kai never dies!
Amazing writing! What a gem 💎
This is such an emotional scene my God
RIP Rob Garrison...great guy. He isn't just speaking to Johnny...but to all of us. Those fortunate enough to have time. Thank you Rob.
“You still have time”...God that foreshadowing is killer (in the series and real life)
"You're the CHAMP"
Tears
Great scene , so sad he passed away today , one of his best performances,
Rob Garrison had such a short role and he made the ABSOLUTE best out of it!!!! What a beautiful performance!!! Rest in peace Rob ❤️❤️.
Damn , this scene hit me “time , you still have time”
And that was sadly the last time we see Tommy alive and it was also Johnny’s last time talking to Tommy. I hope in season 3 they do flashbacks of tommy talking to Johnny when Johnny is going to set things right and make amends and it would also be good if Johnny’s friends joined Johnny and Daniel to stop John Kreese, Terry Silver and Mike Barnes and do it for Tommy.
There is no way Silver and Barnes would appear.
Easy Grin who knows we’re going to have to wait and find out.
Let's hope it goes that way in season 3 😁
I mean Daniel thinks he's a hot shot and he can take Cobra Kai down himself but how quickly he forgets that he didn't do it alone then and he obviously can't do it alone now
@@easygrin1127 Silvers definitely appearing buddy xD
Thanks so much for posting this. One of my favorites of the entire 2 seasons so far.
Ah, can William Zabka please be nominated for an Emmy this next Award season? He SO deserves it.
"You're champion" this words I need in this moments... this part of the episode 6, have more that a reunion of friends high school, have feeling. :')
Cobra Kai has no right being this damn good. My favourite scene from the whole series so far. Heartfelt times, honesty and great advice from an old friend who's on his last legs. Breaks my damn heart every time.
RIP Rob Garrison (Tommy).
Cobra Kai never die :/ RIP
“You still have time.”
Dude, stop reminding me of Charles Xavier 😭
Right down to the bald head
Shut the fuck up with that weird shit
@@KennethRobinson-hl7sg shut up pathetic inmature child
Tommy is better than Charles
So would that make Johnny Lawrence, Logan?
I do miss my old high school buddies - we live all over the world and it's difficult for all of us to get together like the old days - two or three of us now and then, but not all of us, just hanging out like we used to
1:41 "Time. You still have time." It's not just what he says, but the delivery behind such a line. Then you learn a few months after this episode... Rob Garrison wasn't an actor, he was the real deal (the poor guy really WAS dying, that's why Tommy's final moments seemed so convincing).
Really hoping to see more of the Cobra Kai guys reuniting in season 3; seeing how poorly things are going for Johnny by the end of season 2, Bobby and Jimmy are likely the only ones Johnny can still trust, and similarly they're the only ones who still have any faith in him.
He made me feel motivated
According to his coworkers, Rob Garrison wasn't sick at the time, he was just playing the part of a guy in his 50s who thought he had decades left and found out the hard way that as Death said, "you get the same as everyone else: You get a lifetime." He got sick a couple months after the episode aired (almost a year after it was shot) and died a couple months after that.
Can there be a more sincere and emotional scene than this? Redemption, friendship, ... You still have something left ... time ... time to change things!
You are the champ!!!
We all deserve a second chance if we seize it!!
Life puts us in our place!!!
Let's accept their teachings!!
Robert!! Rest in peace!!!!!!!
Damn, when Tommy said to Johnny:,, You still got time." , that hit me hard. No one knows how much time they have left, so I enjoy every single day like it was my last 🥺🥺🥺❤❤❤
We all need that friend who can see us when we can’t always see ourselves.
This scene really hit me.
When Tommy told Johnny that he's still got time, my dad told me that I can do things that I haven't done in a while or try out new things for a change
You ever feel like they just told Tommy to say what he really felt in this scene given he wasn't doing well in real life as well?
RIP Mr. Rob Garrison (Tommy)...in this scene YOU were the champ...
When you watch Season 5, Johnny did everything Tommy told him to do. And now he has Daniel, and Robby in his life and all the others to guide him.
Also he got closure with Ali in season 3. And now he was able to start a healthy relationship with Carmen.
Rob Garrison also played in Iron Eagle. He played Packer who loosened Doug's oil pressure cap.
Sometimes it just takes a while to straighten your life out, and get on the right track. It's hard to fight all those old demons.
Funny because Johnny claims that iron eagle is one of his favorite movies. And then there are two cast members from kk that’s in it.
This whole series has been absolutely fantastic with showing who Johnny is inside. His high school buddies are still there for him, even though his whole life has been a mess. When Tommy says "You're the champ Johnny" it's reminding him that yes, he still is the champ. He just forgot when he got beat by Daniel in that tournament. We all forget sometimes that we're the champ when life gives us a kick in the teeth.
WOW pretty chilling and amazing when he told Johnny he still had time, like he already knew his time was coming, very touching scene, from Bullies to grown Men who have seen the error of there ways, great scene guys RIP Rob Garrison
Strike first, strike hard, no mercy.
I stll think this was one of the best scenes in the entire show
This episode made me cry... RIP Tommy... RIP Rob Garrison :'(
This was so sad as poor rob died not long after this scene . This was a truly touching scene between Johnny and Tommy
Since alli and Tommy were friends in school, I wonder how she would react if she came back in series 3 and found out that he died
Well she came back, but Tommy was never mentioned on screen. Maybe Johnny told her at some point off screen.
This is why this show is so good, hats off to entire cast! Robert Garrison should get an Emmy as well Billy and Ralph, can't wait for Season 3.
Thanks for uploading this scene.
Gracias!!!
“You’ll do it Johnny your the champ”
I felt that😢😭 Literally!
Really liking the acoustic score of On To Miyagi's
I would have loved to have heard him say 'Get him a body bag' about Krese in season 3. He will be saying it in spirit though.
Rest easy Rob.
Tommy was always my favorite member of Cobra Kai. I mean Johnny was clearly the man, but Tommy always made me smile. Glad we got to hear a bit of his famous laugh at 1:12. Damn this was a great episode in so many ways. While scenes made me think back to the original Karate Kid, I found myself reflecting upon my own life. It definitely brought me on the brink of tears. Powerful stuff...
I can’t believe I just saw this episode in the spring, it was so impactful. What a wonderful tribute and homage to to him, it’s like he knew it and still acted from his heart. Thank you 🙏🏻 for your legendary performance.
The best thing that can be said about this scene is that Tommy gave Johnny some really good advice before he died. No doubt it will help Johnny in a major way for season 3.
Rip Robert Garrison.
Once a Cobra, always a Cobra.
Whoa didn't know he was actually sick...RIP
William Zabka confirmed in an interview he wasnt sick at the time of filming but got sick later
Bless, great scene
You'll do it Johnny you're the champ. How i wished we all have someone like Tommy that when we're going on that phase of life when we thought we are no longer good enough someone to tell us that we're still the champ we just forgot how good we are
0:22 I ask myself that same question every day
it's so realistic because it's so real. Rip Tommy.
Yeah i missed him wish i could meet him but he is gone but i will not forget him he will be amazed to meet me im cobra kai too but i will take his advise for it miss you rob garrison RIP😢❤❤❤man
I love how this show humanizes and makes you feel for the asshole bullies from the movies. Who the hell in the 80s thought we'd see a scene like this between these two guys. That you'd not hate them and damn near tear up watching them. That's my favorite thing about this show..
It must be really an honor for Mr.Garrison to be Tommy once more in Cobra Kai before his passing.
You will be missed Rob Garrison, thank you for all the smiles you put on our faces and rest easy in heaven. :,)
Thanks for uploading. You're the champ
This scene showed just how deep the brotherhood ran with Johnny's circle it wasnt just a group of teenage karate jocks there was genuine love for each other. One of the things this show gets right is shedding a new light on johnny's perspective and when you go back and watch the originals you have a new found appreciation for their journey
Started watching the series a few days ago. Great nostalgia, and really enjoyed that they brought back most of the original cast. Was not expecting the original Cobras getting together. Just watched this episode. A hauntingly powerful performance especially since Rob Garrison passed not long after this. . This was not acting this was him speaking from the heart.
One thing this show has proven is that there are great actors who, if given the chance, can deliver really poignant and touching work. Rob Garrison did such a great job with this scene. Maybe he knew his time was limited. Time is indeed precious. I’m glad he got to leave a mark and show what a good actor he really was before he passed.
There was a girl I liked back in 2015 and I met her in January and its a super long story but it ended in fall 2016 me and her ended and thats when I finally gave up and from that point on I dated a lot of girls and all that stuff but from this day I never really got over my longest most emotional love crush I have ever had and this is my number 1 most crush I have ever had in my life and I do admit I was in Love with her and I hope someday I could tell he how I felt back then or meet someone twice as good as her but like Tommy said to johnny that He has Time and knowing I am young I still have time to and I am grateful for good times and all and some I am sure I will find thee one for me and its all in good TIME. Thanks Rob Garrison for that advice in This video and I miss you everyday and I will keep moving forward. 🙏👍
Bro when he visited Tommy’s hospital room and the flashback from the first Karate Kid movie kicked in. I cried.
Such a great scene! Heartbreaking watching this knowing that he would leave us. RIP Rob. You will be missed. 😔😭💔
I must've watched The Karate Kid a thousand times as kid. My dad eventually hid the tape in kitchen cupboards above the microwave. This scene hurts, not just because of Tommy's passing, but because Dad and I would gather around a fire at our hilltop cabin on summer nights and speak of history, philosophy, human nature, and play chess. I was born late in his life... While my elder half-brothers knew the hunter, fisherman, the veteran, and hardass barfly, I knew the artist, the poet, the sage... Now? I'm into my late twenties, still young, but feeling old and tired already.
What a powerful scene. 😭