Netflix promised bigger stakes and nastier secrets for its Arnold‑Schwarzenegger spy comedy, and the streamer delivered.
The new episodes detonate family bonds, resurrect old flames, and thin out the FUBAR season 2 cast with ruthless efficiency.
Below, we unpack every jaw‑drop reveal—from Boro’s unexpected resurrection to Carrie‑Anne Moss’ scene‑stealing debut—while tracking who survives the finale and who’s permanently benched.
1. Luke’s Tango Turns Into a Bloodbath
The season opens with the long‑teased tango between Luke Brunner (Schwarzenegger) and Greta Nelsoff (Carrie‑Anne Moss).
What starts as flirtatious espionage morphs into a kinetic knife‑fight when Greta admits she faked her death 15 years ago to protect Luke from a CIA kill order.
In the scuffle, Greta slashes Luke’s bicep, then whispers a code phrase: “Room 93 still echoes.”
That clue sets Luke hunting for a deep‑cover op buried inside CIA archives—while cementing Greta as the most dangerous newcomer in the FUBAR season 2 cast.
Fallout: Luke and Greta’s Encounter Splits the Team
- Roo (Fortune Feimster) distrusts Greta and files a threat assessment.
- Emma (Monica Barbaro) feels her father’s focus drifting from family to unfinished romance.
- Aldon (Travis Van Winkle) quietly tails Greta—only to vanish two episodes later.
2. Boro Lives—and Runs a Crypto‑Cartel
Episode 3 drops the season’s first big corpse reversal: Boro Polonia (Gabriel Luna) survived season 1’s refinery explosion. Scarred and vowing vengeance, he bankrolls a crypto‑cartel called “Phoenix Chain.” The reveal arrives via a hacked livestream Emma intercepts, showing Boro auctioning off CIA agent identities for Bitcoin. His resurrection not only balloons the FUBAR season 2 cast but forces Luke to concede his greatest failure isn’t dead—he’s digitized.
Key Casualties So Far
| Episode | Character | Fate |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Colonel Li Sheng (Eddie Peng) | Neck snapped by Greta to prove loyalty to Luke |
| 4 | Aldon Reed | Found shot in the back—Greta framed |
3. Director Hart’s Coup Unmasks a Traitor
Zazie Beetz’s Director Maya Hart arrives in episode 4, ostensibly to audit Luke’s unit.
By episode 6, she’s orchestrating a coup against CIA brass, aided by tech savant Barry Putt (Milan Carter) whose new AI, “PUPPET,” can rewrite satellite feeds in real time.
Hart claims the agency is “rotted,” citing a dossier named “Room 93.” The file details illegal mind‑control experiments from the ’90s—experiments supervised by Luke’s ex‑handler.
Twist Within Twist: Barry Betrays Luke
Barry’s AI goes rogue, launching drone strikes on suspected Phoenix Chain databanks—but the coordinates actually target Luke’s safehouses, killing two retired agents and injuring Tally Brunner (Fabiana Udenio). Barry reveals Hart blackmailed him with evidence that he siphoned Pentagon crypto to cover gambling debts. His betrayal narrows the FUBAR season 2 cast, but pushes the plot toward darker espionage territory.
4. Carter’s Wedding Day Massacre
In episode 6, Emma finally agrees to marry clueless fiancé Carter (Jay Baruchel). The destination: a secret chapel inside Paradise Cove—Luke’s old nuclear bunker. Boro hacks the venue’s smart locks, sealing doors and pumping hallucinogens into the air. Panicked guests turn violent. Emma’s maid of honor, Roo, is stabbed with a letter opener but survives thanks to improvised surgery by… Ken Jeong’s Dr. Henry Cho.
Carter’s Brave Sacrifice
Realizing Emma’s career put everyone at risk, Carter triggers the bunker’s manual override—frying the ventilation but ensuring the toxin disperses. He dies from exposure while telling Emma: “You can lie about your job—but not about your heart.” Carter’s death eliminates a fan‑favorite from the FUBAR season 2 cast and sets Emma on a revenge arc.
5. Luke’s Past Sins Exposed in Room 93
The finale unearths Room 93: a hidden research lab beneath the CIA’s Langley HQ where Luke once helped test memory‑erasing drugs on unwilling assets. Greta leaked the info, believing it would break Luke free of his “boy scout” delusions. Boro crashes the confrontation, leading to a three‑way shootout: Greta versus Boro versus Luke.
- Greta kills Boro—this time confirmed—with a poisoned pendant.
- Luke arrests Greta but lets her escape during prisoner transport.
- Director Hart resigns amid scandal; Roo reluctantly steps into interim leadership.
Final Stinger Scene
A mid‑credits tag reveals Aldon isn’t dead; he wakes in a Siberian black‑site wearing Phoenix Chain shackles. Cue setup for season 3—and another expansion of the FUBAR season 2 cast into global territory.
Who Survives and What’s Next?
| Status | Character | Season 3 Trajectory (Speculative) |
| Alive and Hurting | Luke | Must testify before Senate; seeks Greta in Vienna |
| Vengeful Widow | Emma | Ditches CIA badge, forms off‑book kill squad |
| New Director | Roo | Balances bureaucracy with field loyalty |
| Captive | Aldon | Potential mole in Phoenix Chain bunker |
Final Verdict: Netflix’s Bloodiest Spy Comedy Grows Teeth
Season 1 sold itself on father‑daughter banter; season 2 sharpens that premise with body‑count consequences. The FUBAR season 2 cast loses beloved characters but gains gravitas through Moss’ enigmatic Greta and Beetz’s morally gray Hart. Whether Arnold returns to the role or passes the baton to Monica Barbaro, one truth remains: retirement is dead, long live payback.
