2020 Rewind: Streaming Shows You May Have Missed

You don’t have to be a genius to know that 2020 was a burning dumpster fire of a year. Between a global pandemic, rebellions for racial justice, and no new album from Rihanna (the Navy is waiting, Rih Rih!), it was a hellish 12 months. So, it’s no wonder that some of the year’s standout streaming content may have fallen off your radar. Here’s a look back at some of the best shows you may have missed in 2020.

Kipo and The Age of Wonderbeasts (Netflix) If you’re looking for family-friendly fun that even adults can enjoy, Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts is it. Karen Fukuhara (The Boys, Suicide Squad) voices Kipo, a biracial pre-teen 200 years after an apocalypse has mutated earth’s animals and forced mankind underground. When a giant monkey attacks her subterranean city’s entrance, Kipo is separated from her scientist father Lio, voiced by Sterling K. Brown (Black Panther, This is Us). Kipo sets out to find her father, avoid new threats, and solve a mystery that threatens what is left of mankind. Along the way she makes new friends, like the badass Wolf, voiced by Sydney Mikayla (General Hospital, The Gabby Douglas Story) and hip-hop loving scammer Benson, voiced by Coy Stewart (Are We There Yet?, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.). Rounding out the speech-capable crew is the ageless mutant insectoid Dave, voiced by comedian Deon Cole (Blackish). The majority-Black main cast shines in this 3-season show, which began and wrapped in the span of 2020.

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