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Norman Lear fans, your favorite classic TV shows have found a new streaming home.
The hit series from legendary television producer as All in the family, 227 and Maude will now be available to stream exclusively on Amazon Prime and IMDb TV, TVLine has learned. Amazon has entered into a licensing agreement with Sony Pictures Television that will stream these classic series, some for the very first time.
227 and Different shots will begin streaming on Amazon Prime this Thursday, July 15, with The Jeffersons, Sanford and sons and its ephemeral rebirth Sanford also joining the service later this year. (227 and Different shots were produced by Tandem Productions / Embassy Television, which Lear co-founded.)
All in the family, Maude, Good time and the original One day at a time, meanwhile, will begin streaming on IMDb TV, Amazon’s ad-supported free service, also this Thursday. It’s the first time that Maude – a fallout of All in the family starring Bea Arthur as Edith Bunker’s frank cousin – will be available to stream anywhere, and also the first time that all nine seasons of All in the family will be on a streaming service.
The fact “that Sony has found a home for this library with Prime Video / IMDb TV where new generations can find it is the best gift a man entering his 100th year can have,” Lear said in a statement.
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