FUBAR, a new espionage adventure comedy series starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, will debut exclusively on Netflix on Thursday, May 25, 2023, at 3 a.m. Eastern Time (ET). Nick Santora, best known for The Sopranos, Law & Order, and Scorpion, created the next series.
FUBAR will tell the riveting story of a father-daughter duo whose lives are turned upside down when they discover they are both working undercover for the CIA. The series will follow their daring exploits when a high-risk covert mission goes wrong.
Since Netflix released the official trailer for the upcoming new espionage series, it has gotten a lot of positive feedback from the public due to its intriguing and exciting plot and promising main actors. Viewers have been waiting to see what adventures FUBAR has in store for them. Learn everything there is to know about FUBAR before it debuts on Netflix.
What can we expect from Netflix’s new espionage thriller series?
FUBAR will be available on Netflix on Thursday, May 25, 2023, at 3:00 a.m. ET, as previously stated. The upcoming new series will have eight episodes, all of which will be released on the same day. Among the series’ many writers are Adam Higgs, Scott Sullivan, Penny Cox, Lillian Wang, Cait Duffy, Michael J. Gutierrez, and creator Nick Santora.
The official Netflix description for the series is as follows:
“When a father and daughter discover they’ve both been working as CIA agents secretly for years, they realize their entire relationship has been a lie and they truly don’t know each other at all.” FUBAR, forced to work as partners, confronts universal family issues against a backdrop of espionage, incredible action, and comedy.”
Take a look at the official trailer for the series here:
The official description and teaser offer fans hints and insights into what to expect from the upcoming series. The audience appears to be in for a thrilling roller coaster ride as the father-daughter team embarks on a fascinating series of adventures as undercover CIA operatives. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the series’ lead actor, told Netflix’s Tudum:
“Everywhere I go, people ask when I’ll be doing another big action comedy like True Lies,…So, here it is.”
Santora, the showrunner and creator of the series, has also spoken to Tudum about the project, noting:
“By far the strangest project of my career,…I grew up watching Arnold Schwarzenegger movies — I’d beg my father for a few dollars so I could go to the movies and see the greatest actor in the world on the big screen — so being a part of Arnold’s first written television project is incredibly exciting for me.”
He continued, saying:
“I’ve always admired Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ability to be funny while still kicking ass… that’s why I wanted FUBAR to be a hilarious CIA-spy comedy mixed with heart-stopping action!” And it is all of these things — and so much more. I’d like to go into greater depth, but it’s classified.”
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