Netflix has added a highly acclaimed TV series that fans are calling the “best sitcom of the last 10 years.” The show in question is “Detroiters,” which had a brief delay in its release on the streaming platform. Initially aired on Comedy Central in 2017, “Detroiters” was created by and stars Sam Richardson from “Ted Lasso” and Tim Robinson from “I Think You Should Leave.”
The series revolves around the story of best friends who work as creatives at the advertising agency of Robinson’s character’s family. Despite its cancellation after just one season, “Detroiters” has garnered a strong following and critical acclaim, with an overall score of 95% on Rotten Tomatoes. The second season of the show boasts a perfect 100% rating on the platform.
Fans have praised “Detroiters” as “absolutely perfect in every way” and one of the top comedy shows of the past decade. Many viewers expressed relief when the series was finally made available to stream on Netflix after the initial confusion surrounding its release date.
The addition of “Detroiters” to Netflix comes at a time when the streaming giant has faced criticism for cancelling shows prematurely. The recent cancellation of “Kaos,” a modern take on Greek mythology, drew backlash from viewers who felt the series was ended too soon. Creator Charlie Covell had stated that the show needed three seasons to reach its intended conclusion, adding to the disappointment of fans.
Despite the frustrations around show cancellations, fans of “Detroiters” are celebrating its arrival on Netflix and enjoying the comedic brilliance of Richardson and Robinson. The show’s unique blend of wit, humour, and heartwarming moments has solidified its place as a must-watch series for comedy enthusiasts.
As viewers delve into the world of “Detroiters” on Netflix, they are discovering a hidden gem that has been hailed as a standout in the realm of sitcoms. With its perfect Rotten Tomatoes scores and glowing reviews from fans, “Detroiters” is poised to become a favourite among those seeking quality comedy entertainment.