Netflix has released the main trailer and new key art for The Fixers, a Taiwanese action-comedy crime series about the people who solve dangerous problems for clients with money, influence, or nowhere else to turn. The series arrives globally on September 17, 2026.
Here is what the trailer and Netflix’s announcement confirm about the story, cast, and the secret organization at the center of the show.
When does The Fixers premiere?
The Fixers premieres on Netflix worldwide on Thursday, September 17, 2026. Netflix has not announced an episode count or runtime yet, so the release date is the only schedule detail currently confirmed.
What is The Fixers about?
The series is set around Ching He Temple, which hides a powerful Fixer network inside its traditions and community. The Fixers take on jobs that ordinary people cannot handle, including assignments connected to criminals, politicians, and business leaders.
Ching He is not the only group operating in this world. The trailer introduces Yeh Yueh Tong, a rival faction with its own history and methods. When a client secretly reaches out to Yeh Yueh Tong, the conflict starts moving inside Ching He’s walls, putting the organization and its loyalties under pressure.
Who is in The Fixers cast?
Christopher Lee leads the series as Felix Chiang, a former gangster who is carrying heavy debts. Shou Lou plays Louis Hsueh, a young man from a political family whose position gives him access but does not keep him out of danger. Regina Lei plays Mina Shen, a Fixer whose connection to the two sides is still partly hidden.
Kelly Lin plays Madam Fan, while Fu Meng-po plays Tristan Hsueh. The announced ensemble also includes Tou Chung-hua and Chang Yung-cheng. The character mix gives the show room to move between underworld jobs, family pressure, and the politics surrounding Ching He Temple.
What does the trailer show?
The trailer moves between ritual spaces, crowded streets, private rooms, and sudden gunfights. Felix is introduced as someone trying to stay useful while his past keeps catching up with him. Louis has a family name to protect, but the work pulls him toward decisions that cannot be managed like a political campaign.
The footage also makes the rivalry clear without explaining every secret. A hidden target inside Ching He and the contact with Yeh Yueh Tong suggest that the first season will be about more than completing individual jobs. Someone is testing how much the Fixers know about one another, and the answer may decide which faction controls the network.
Who created the series?
Hung Tzu-hsuan and Henri Chang co-direct The Fixers. Netflix describes the show as an action-comedy crime series, so the trailer’s violence is balanced by the friction between people who have to work together even when they do not trust each other.
The setup should appeal to viewers who like crime stories built around competing crews. For a different take on a criminal organization trying to look respectable, see our coverage of The Gentlemen Season 2.
What we still do not know
Netflix has confirmed the launch date, central premise, main cast, directors, trailer, and two rival factions. It has not announced the episode count, exact runtime, age rating, or whether a second season is planned. Those details should not be treated as confirmed until Netflix releases them.
The Fixers has a strong hook because the temple is not just a backdrop. It is the organization’s home, its source of legitimacy, and the place where the rivalries are most dangerous. The trailer gives us the rules of that world; the series will show who can survive them.
