21 Classic Black Shows We Need On Netflix
We all have Netflix. And we all have looked at our TVs and wondered where our Black shows are. We’re not quite sure why Netflix is omitting so many Black classics, but they’re really making it hard to Netflix and Chill without our favorite Black shows.
Here are 21 suggestions to make Netflix better…
Martin – The comedy from the mind of Martin Lawrence is one of the most iconic Black comedies from the 90s. What gives?
Living Single – C’mon. Where is it? What’s the deal?
New York Undercover – The live performances may make it difficult but just cut them out and give us the show.
In Living Color – It’s the greatest sketch comedy show of all time. Yeah we said it.
The Wayans Bros. – They were definitely good for some hilarity and deserve to be seen now.
The Jamie Foxx Show – It’s an underrated classic show.
The Parenthood – Young Reagan Gomez? Pure comedy? All of it!
Roc – This is a sitcom that had some of the best acting on TV and people were sleeping on it.
Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air – Sure there’s an episode of Fresh Prince on TV at all times of the day, but we want to be able to pick the episodes we want when we want.
Good Times – The classics deserve recognition.
Roots – Kids need to see it. Everyone needs to learn the history.
Family Matters – We don’t get Urkel streaming? What’s up with that?
My Wife And Kids – This was maybe the best Black family show in the 2000s. We deserve to see it!
The Steve Harvey Show – Peak Steve Harvey and Cedric The Entertainer. Give it to us!
Moesha – The show had so many classic moments the we want to relive.
Sister, Sister – Who doesn’t want to tell Roger to go home as often as possible?
Kenan and Kel – Who wants to see Kenan and Kel? I do, I do I dooooooo.
The Game (All Episodes) – The first few seasons are on Netflix but we want all of them.
Hanging With Mr. Cooper – It’s an OG TGIF show!
The Chris Rock Show – Netflix doesn’t do HBO shows but we can’t find this show ANYWHERE.
