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There's something about snuggling up in your favorite blanket and watching a comfort show or movie on Netflix, and what better time to do just that than in December? As the weather outside gets cooler, staying in becomes more of the norm. Thus, Netflix and Chill is a go-to. Luckily, Netflix has released new Black films and series on their popular streaming platform.


From Tyler Perry's historical drama The Six Triple Eight, starring Kerry Washington, to the Will Packer-produced comedy starring Marsai Martin, Regina Hall, and Issa Rae, Little, this season is looking up.

See the full list below.

Little (12/1)

Regina Hall's character is a bossy tech mogul who has everyone scared of her, including her assistant, played by Issa Rae. However, when she transforms into her younger self (Marsai Martin), she learns how to be more kind to others.

Daddy Day Care (12/1)

Eddie Murphy stars in this film as a father who decides to open a daycare after losing his job.

30 For 30 Collection (12/2)

30 For 30 is an ESPN docu-series highlighting some of sports' legendary figures and moments. Some of the episodes include Winning Time: Reggie Miller Vs. The New York Knicks and Celtics/ Lakers: The Best of Enemies.

Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was (12/10)

In this special, the multi-talented Jamie Foxx returns to stand-up to give an unforgettable performance.

Blood, Sweat & Heels S2 (12/13)

The short-lived Bravo reality TV series documented the lives of a group of girlfriends making it in NYC. The show starred model-turned-podcaster Melyssa Ford, author Demetria Lucas, and the late TV host Daisy Lewellyn.

The Equalizer S1-3 (12/16)

The hit CBS show starring Queen Latifah is now available on Netflix. Watch the beloved actress kick ass and take names in this popular drama.

The Six Triple Eight (12/20)

The new Tyler Perry film starring Kerry Washington is a true story about the first and only Women’s Army Corps unit of color during World War II.

Christmas Game Day Ravens Vs. Texans (12/25)

While many will tune in to watch the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans game, others will tune in to watch Beyoncé perform during halftime.

Michelle Buteau: A Buteau-ful Mind At Radio City Music Hall (12/31)

Comedian Michelle Buteau's comedy special will focus on her life with twins, going viral, and much more.

Evil S3 (12/31)

While Evil was unfortunately canceled by CBS, viewers can rewatch the series on Netflix, with season three premiering December 31st.

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