Created by Nick Santora, whose 2014 series Scorpion is a less comical cousin of the current entry, and premiering Thursday on Netflix, the series takes its title from old acronymic army slang for (to put it politely) Fouled Up Beyond all Repair/Recognition, and not, as one might think, Feeling Unmoved by Another Retread. Ripping a page from the execrable Schwarzenegger feature True Lies, recently rebooted into a not racist, not sexist television series, it stars the former governor of California as Luke Brunner, a CIA agent whose family assumes him to be an ordinary businessman with the added twist that daughter Emma (Monica Barbaro) is also secretly a CIA agent
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