Lundgren's character is an old-fashioned FBI Agent who goes undercover under similar circumstances, this time searching for a stolen flash-drive containing sensitive Witness Protection information. The new film appears to be closer to a remake than a proper sequel, with roughly the same premise and no characters returning from the original. Only able to narrow down the would-be targets' location to the kindergarten class attended by the child, Schwarzenegger is forced to go undercover as their teacher in order to suss out their identities - enduring comic misadventures and discovering a surprise (if unconventional) skill at teaching in the process. In the original film, Schwarzenegger played a no-nonsense detective chasing a dangerous druglord believed to be seeking an ex-wife and son who had vanished years ago. Universal Pictures is hoping that the answer to all three is 'yes,' as the studio has set Kindergarten Cop 2 for a direct-to-video release on with Masters of The Universe's Dolph Lundgren replacing Arnold in the title role.

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