'FUBAR' Season 2 Review: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Monica Barbaro Kill It in a Netflix Spy Comedy That Could Go Even Bigger With Its Action

When FUBAR first dropped in 2023, it signaled a strong return for Arnold Schwarzenegger to his action-comedy background. While he's been excellent in The Terminator franchise, Predator, Total Recall, and a host of action classics, fans also loved him stretching his comedic chops in films like Kindergarten Cop and Twins. His visible tough-guy machismo has always played well against his willingness to poke fun at that bravado, be silly, or deliver outlandish one-liners for humorous effect. As FUBAR's longtime CIA operative Luke Brunner, Schwarzenegger leaned into this history and capably combined it with the story of a father forced to work with his daughter in the field. Season 2 boasts numerous funny moments, engaging twists, and entertaining new characters. When it works, it works quite well, but it's also somewhat uneven with too many elements to keep track of.