Peacock Developing ‘Fast and Furious’ Shows: Our Top Picks

of the coolest characters in Fast and Furious history is Suki from 2 Fast 2 Furious. Unfortunately, she never came back. So, what’s she been up to all these years? Let’s find out.

Prison Break: Carter Verone Many villains in the Fast and Furious franchise have come back to wreak havoc on the Family. One who hasn’t is Carter Verone, the evil gangster from 2 Fast 2 Furious, played by Yellowstone’s Cole Hauser. We need a show following Carter in prison and a subsequent escape so he can come back into the franchise.

Tokyo Drifting One of the best moments in Fast and Furious history was the return of Sean, Twinkie, and Earl from Tokyo Drift in F9. A lot of time has passed in between, so we’d love to see a show exploring what those guys did during all those years. How did they become crazy scientists? What do they do when they go home? Just generally any and everything about them forever.

Brian’s House This one is tougher, considering Paul Walker is no longer with us, but we’ve always wondered, what is Brian doing when his friends and family are off saving the world? Is he just sitting around, watching his kid? Does he play video games? Watch the news? He must be doing something important to let his wife, brother-in-law, and friends risk their lives while he never ever helps.

The Garage While most of these are jokes, this one could actually be a real thing. Fast and Furious got its start as a love letter to car culture. The upgrades, the engines, the Nos, all of it. So what about a scripted show set inside a garage where a bunch of people just upgrade and race cars? Oh, that’s another idea…

Race Wars No, not like that. The Fast and Furious franchise has long established that every year, there’s a huge racing competition that happens for people who love their cars. But we’ve never quite seen how it works, who wins, what the stakes are, etc. Seems like a great idea for a show.

Around the World with Domenic Toretto The Fast and Furious movies make it very clear that Domenic Toretto is famous all over the world. He knows everyone in every city, where all the good parties are, and so much more. This would be a travel show starring Dom as he goes from country to country, uncovering all the coolest places. Basically, Anthony Bourdain meets Fast and Furious.

Fast and Furious: The Reality Show This is just a wish and a prayer that someone has been sitting around with a camera for the past several years documenting how poorly Fast X went and how difficult it has been to get Fast Forever off the ground. Think The Studio, but in the world of Fast and Furious. Seriously, I could come up with these pitches all day. Where’s Gisele? Dom and Jakob: The Early Years. The Leo and Santos Show. Hobbs and Shaw Two. Well, maybe not that one.

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