Tia, Tamera, Moesha, and The Parkers are all headed to Netflix, along with a host of other iconic characters from sitcoms from the late 1990s and early 2000s that were led by Black casts.
Netflix announced the deal to bring the set of sitcoms to the streaming service via Twitter, with the first show —Moesha, featuring musician and actress Brandy Norwood in the title role — arriving on August 1. Among the series coming to Netflix are the first three seasons ofThe Game, as well asSister, Sister,Girlfriends,The Parkers,Half & Half, andOne on One.
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Moesha – Aug 1The Game S1-3 – Aug 15Sister Sister – Sept 1Girlfriends – Sept 11The Parkers – Oct 1Half & Half – Oct 15One on One – Oct 15
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— Strong Black Lead (@strongblacklead)July 12, 2025
The series will receive a staggered release, debuting throughout the fall in order to offer each show’s fans the time to binge their way through the series before the next one drops. Many of the series have been absent from any streaming service up to this point, making their arrival on Netflix a bona fide cause for celebration for those who grew up with them.
The current schedule for release begins withMoeshaon August 1, thenThe Gameon August 15, followed by the adventures of twins Tia and Tamera inSister, Sisteron September 1, the long-running and critically acclaimedGirlfriendson September 11, theMoeshaspinoff seriesThe Parkerson October 1, and finally,One on OneandHalf & Halfboth dropping into the Netflix library on October 15.
Many of the cast members and creative teams on the series participated in thevideo announcementof the Netflix deal, which adds yet another set oficonic, fan-favorite showsto thestreaming service’s catalog— a library that has been depleted a bit in recent years as various networks have launched their own streaming platforms.
