In some ways, this pick has already been made for us. As the previous page demonstrated, for a show that’s apparently about nothing, people sure do want to see Seinfeld make an appearance on Netflix. Although it did dip in quality after co-creator Larry David left, at its apex no other comedy can come close to matching the triumph of Seinfeld. Hopefully Jerry is right, and this will find its way to Netflix ASAP. With classic moments in virtually every episode, this show is the stuff binge-watching was invented for.
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8 responses to “9 awesome TV shows we’d love to see come to Netflix”
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Yes Northern Exposure!
Yes! Northern Exposure, BtAS, BBT & Community! In in on all of these! I own all of the seasons of Northern Exposure on DVD but would love to see them streaming and WITH the original music but that may be a pipe dream.
we have that dvd also, love the show but the dvd navigation sucks, at least on the one we own.
In Mexico we have Friends on Netflix! O:
VPN dude, Friends and Homeland are on Netflix in Latin America.
Homeland is on the Canadian Netflix as well.
that’s a lot of white people