Friends & Foes 2: Monaco

Friends & Foes 2: Monaco is the second season of the Friends & Foes series. It featured a group of eleven contestants battling it out to win a $250,000 cash prize, a 2015 Toyota® Camry, and a free round trip to anywhere in the world serviced by United Airlines. The season was filmed in a complex in the Monte Carlo quartier of Monaco.

Jon MacGuire won Monaco in a 3-2 vote over Lawnmower.

Production
Production for the second season began in early 2015, soon after production for the previous season wrapped up. An official logo was created, and competitions began being planned while budgeting also began. Around this time, Larissa Erbmo signed on to host the second season.

A house in the Monte Carlo quartier of Monaco was rented out for the duration of the competition, although the competition officially began at the Monte Carlo casino. Eleven contestants flew out to Nice, France and were transported to Monaco via sports cars to compete.

During the third cycle after the "Whatever Floats Your Boat" competition, contestant Nomi Marks fell ill and required immediate medical attention, resulting in her removal from the game.

Following the "Poker Face Hiding Place" competition, Freenode network executive Thomas made a guest appearance to speak with Larissa and the other contestants about the results of the competition.

Twists/Changes

 * Grand Prix - A reference to the Monaco Grand Prix, the Friends & Foes Grand Prix was an extra method for contestants to win Immunity for a single cycle. At a random point during each cycle, the sound of a car speeding by would blare over the house's speakers, followed by the announcement of the Grand Prix and either a simple task or question. The first person to correctly answer the question or complete the task would win Immunity for the rest of the cycle. During the first four cycles, contestants could only win the Grand Prix once. The twist came to a conclusion after five cycles.
 * Rule Changes - Two rules were altered going into the second season, the first being that the Power Alliance would now vote privately as opposed to openly. However, their votes would still be revealed to the other contestants after locking their votes in. The second change was that at the final six, anyone became eligible to be selected to join the Power Alliance (as opposed to the first season, where one could not be selected two cycles in a row at any point).