The wait is finally over! All the Cobra Kai fans can now put their minds to rest because writers will be back to work soon. Almost five months have passed since the WGA Union took the pickets to strike against production houses. For months, all the creative minds of Hollywood have held banners in their hands, standing strong for their demands. But on September 24 they finally reached a tentative deal with studios and streamers to end this historic drive that ran for 146 days.

Now adding spark to this moment of joy for fans and writers, the creator of Cobra Kai has given a major update for the last season. Fans have long strived to hear something about their beloved show and it has come.

Cobra Kai creator Jon Hurwitz hints at season 6 progress

Jon Hurwitz recently turned to X (formerly known as Twitter) to express his excitement about the deal that WGA has made with studios. He thanked the committee for coming to a middle ground because they have also been supporting the strike by halting their show’s production. Seeing his tweet, one user asked him if they could start working now because SAG-AFTRA has not come to an agreement yet with production companies. In his response, he wrote, “Can’t get back on set yet, but can get back to writing the moment the guild says the word”.

The American screenwriter also wished for actors to resolve this longstanding issue. For writers, it is only a matter of time before the WGA committee shows the green light to artists to fill their vacant seats. The news came only days after the show’s actor Martin Kove dropped glimpses of his independent project.

Meanwhile, it is not just Cobra Kai fans who have cause for celebration; for, writers stand to gain much from the WGA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers’ agreement.

Writers are finally secure in every sector

Variety recently rolled out a report explaining the deal between WGA and studios that finally ended this toiling strike. The discussions lasted for five days and they finally reached a conclusion on Sunday and suspended picketing the same night. According to the mail rolled out by the committee, the deal involved all their demands regarding job security. However, they still have not allowed the writers to get back to work.

Considering the board will vote on Tuesday before sending out the final contract agreement. So they have asked all the people to wait for the details to come out. “To do so would complicate our ability to finish the job. So, as you have been patient with us before, we ask you to be patient again – one last time,” read the message.

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