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‘FUBAR’ Fans Are Saying the Same Thing About Show’s Cancellation
NETFLIX STREAMING PLATFORM, AUG 2 – Netflix canceled Fubar due to declining viewership, with Season 2 peaking at 3.3 million views and failing to maintain Top 10 status, marking a rare 2025 Netflix cancellation.
- Netflix canceled the Arnold Schwarzenegger-led spy action series FUBAR after two seasons, with season two premiering on June 12.
- The cancellation followed a 73 percent drop in viewing minutes from season one, which debuted to 1.53 billion minutes in May 2023, to 412 million in season two.
- Season two included new cast member Carrie-Anne Moss and featured a father-daughter spy duo played by Schwarzenegger and Monica Barbaro, created and showrun by Nick Santora.
- Season two peaked at #7 with 3.3 million views in its first full week, but subsequently fell off Nielsen's streaming top 10 and did not match the first season's success.
- The cancellation marks a rare Netflix decision this year as other series received renewals, signaling FUBAR's declining viewership outweighed its initial hit status.
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