Streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Prime Video are coming through in a major way for Black audiences. By offering a wide range of Black films and sitcoms; audiences are revisiting some of their favorite shows and are falling in love all over again. From iconic films like Boomerang, Barbershop, Poetic Justice and Belly to fan favorite sitcoms like The Game, Moesha, Sister Sister and The Parkers. Social media has had a field day making posts in reaction to re-watching the shows. Tweets have ranged from a sense of nostalgia to evaluating characters from a more adult perspective. While today’s climate promotes a more tolerant, inclusive and less misogynistic tone, it’s been fun to relive classic television. With the seasons changing and cuffing season approaching, you’ll have more than enough to watch while cuddling up with your boo, spending time with friends and family or simply curled up on the sofa in the comfort of your own home.
On Netflix:
Half and Half
One on One
The Parkers
Sister Sister
The Game
Moesha
Greenleaf
How To Get Away With Murder
Pose
Black Lightning
Marlon
Boomerang
Barbershop
This Christmas
Django Unchained
The Last Dance
She’s Gotta Have It
Nappily Ever After
On Hulu:
Queen Sugar
Underground
The Carmichael Show
Star
Living Single
Key and Peele
Everybody Hates Chris
Empire
Atlanta
Snowfall
Insecure
Euphoria
Naz and Maalik
The Wire
Claws
Little Fires Everywhere
The L Word
Barbershop
Madea’s Family Reunion
Belly
Do the Right Thing
Poetic Justice
