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Brandon H. Lee teases more chaos and epic fights in Cobra Kai: Season 6 - Part 2

 A week ago, we spoke to Cobra Kai: Season 6 star Brandon H. Lee on embracing his role as Kwon, working with some of the original cast members, and what we can see from him in future fights.  Check out the full interview on Youtube! (link below)
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Could Carlos Singh return in Outer Banks: Season 4? Andy Mcqueen speaks his new show, plus working on Outer Banks - Nexus Media Podcast

 Today, Shayen speaks to Outer Banks star Andy McQueen on a potential return to the Outer Banks world, as well as his show Mrs Davis and his career so far.

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