Reporting for Duty Release Date, Cast, Trailer and More

Shows about cops are always interesting to watch. In some shows, the police have to investigate a twisted murder case, whereas some take a lighter approach to entertain the audience. Brooklyn Nine-Nine is one such cop comedy. Well, get ready for Reporting for Duty, aka B.O., on Netflix, which will soon release to give you some good laughs. It’s a Brazilian sitcom with an amazing ensemble cast.

If you want to know the plot and number of episodes, you have come to the right place.

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Reporting for Duty Cast and Crew

The Brazilian cop sitcom stars Leandro Hassum as Suzano, Luciana Paes as Mantovani, Jefferson Schroeder as Estevao, Babu Carreira as Inae Guerra and Digao Ribeiro as Rabecao. It is directed by Pedro Amorim, Leandro Hassum and Carol Minem. The writing team includes Cesar Amorim, Edu Araujo, Gui Cintra, Pedro Emanuel, Carol Garcia, Diogenes Gomes, Gautier Lee, Pedro Perazzo, Victor Rodrigues and Fabiola Alves Silva.

Reporting for Duty Plot/Synopsis

When Suzano is transferred to a new Precinct of Rio de Janeiro, he has to do everything in his capacity to be taken seriously. Suzano’s colleagues believe he won’t last longer in the station. Well, he has to work hard and prove them wrong.

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The mistakes of the new police commander have destroyed Rio’s 8th Precinct in Tijuca. But Suzano’s unique approaches and good nature could be the squad’s secret weapon in the fight against crime.

Reporting for Duty Release Date and Trailer

The cop comedy series will release on Netflix on September 6, 2023. There will be 8 episodes overall.

Watch the trailer below:

Are you planning to watch the series? Do let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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