TV’s Best Binge: The Hidden Gems of Paramount+

If you only know Tyler James Williams from Abbott Elementary, this is your chance to see him when he was learning the ropes from Tichina Arnold and Terry Crews.

Ava DuVernay’s brilliant film is more relevant now than ever. You can’t pretend history didn’t happen when it’s available to stream in your home.

Most of us already knew Gabrielle Union was a special talent, but for the last few people who couldn’t see it, Being Mary Jane is where she truly became a star.

If you’re looking for an unapologetically soapy drama that features hilariously over-the-top insults and fights, look no further than the ridiculously fun Hit the Floor.

Last Holiday is Queen Latifah’s best rom-com and it’s not even close. It’s set during Christmas, but you absolutely do not need to wait until December to watch it.

This ‘80s classic is Eddie Murphy at his best. Some of the jokes haven’t aged well, but this is a fantastic showcase of the brilliant talent he would become.

This short-lived CBS drama following a small town in Kansas after a nuclear attack on the U.S. is still captivating, but it feels a little too real nowadays. Maybe take notes while watching.

We will never be too old for Kenan & Kel’s shenanigans. You can also find their movie, Good Burger, on the platform.

Sure, they’re award winners and big-time Hollywood stars now, but we will always remember Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key for their impression of President Barack Obama and his anger translator, Luther.

Nowadays people like to throw around the phrase “cinema.” However, look no further than If Beale Street Could Talk for the true definition. From top to bottom, it is a beautifully made piece of art, and should be seen by as many people as possible.

The group really gave their fans a love letter by allowing the miniseries to show the truth behind their many ups and downs. When they said warts and all, they meant every word. Plus, on streaming you can watch that “Can You Stand the Rain” scene as many times as you want.

Sometimes you’re in the mood to go back and relive all the moments Frank was wrong and Moesha was right. He really was the worst.

Let’s be honest, the real stars of Half & Half are Telma Hopkins and Valarie Pettiford as Phyllis and Big Dee Dee. They steal every single scene they’re in.

Sometimes you need a serious dose of ‘90s nostalgia and no one does that better than Tia and Tamera Mowry.