David Farnor | On 18, Jun 2023

Netflix has renewed Fubar for a second season.

The action-comedy sees Arnold Schwarzenegger play Luke Brunner, a veteran CIA operative posing as a regular guy who discovers that his daughter, Emma (Monica Barbaro), has also been undercover for years. When their assignments converge, their father-daughter clash complicates not just a dangerous global mission but also their family dynamic.

“Arnie and Monica Barbaro are a likeable double-act in this familiar but fun spy thriller,” we wrote in our review of Season 1, which premiered last month.

Now, within weeks of that debut, Netflix has ordered a second season, which will catch up with the Brunner family in serious trouble and dealing with a million things.

“Season 2 is bananas,” creator Nick Santora said. “We’re coming up with some real fun surprises.”

 

Watch: New trailer for Netflix’s Fubar

21st April 2023

“What was the plan?” “To kill all of you and leave.” That’s the sound of Arnie heading to the small screen, and a new trailer gives us a closer look at him in Netflix’s Fubar.

The action-comedy sees Arnold Schwarzenegger play Luke Brunner, a veteran CIA operative posing as a regular guy who discovers that his daughter, Emma (Monica Barbaro), has also been undercover for years. When their assignments converge, their father-daughter clash complicates not just a dangerous global mission but also their family dynamic.

The series premieres on 25th May. Here’s the trailer:

 

Arnold Schwarzenegger to star in Netflix’s FUBAR

28th February 2023

Arnold Schwarzenegger is making his TV debut in new Netflix series FUBAR.

The action-comedy sees the True Lies, Terminator and Predator star play Luke Brunner, a veteran CIA operative posing as a regular guy who discovers that his daughter, Emma (Monica Barbaro), has also been undercover for years. When their assignments converge, their father-daughter clash complicates not just a dangerous global mission but also their family dynamic.

“FUBAR will kick your ass and make you laugh – and not just for two hours,” says Schwarzenegger, who also exec-produces the project. “You get a whole season.”

“FUBAR is, by far, the most surreal project of my career,” adds showrunner and executive producer Nick Santora. “I grew up watching Arnold Schwarzenegger films – I’d hit my dad up for a few bucks so I could race to the movies and see the biggest star in the world on the big screen – so creating the first scripted television project for Arnold is unbelievably exciting for me. The thing I always marvelled at was how Schwarzenegger could be funny while still kicking ass…”

The series premieres on 25th May. Here’s a video to give you a taste of the show:

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