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Men in Black: The Series has landed a spot on Tubi’s “leaving soon” list. The animated series ran for four seasons and 53 episodes on Kids’ WB from 1997 until 2001 and followed Agents J, K, and L in an alternate timeline after the events of the first Men in Black film as they work for a top-secret government agency managing alien immigration and protecting Earth from extraterrestrial threats in New York City. The show has unfortunately been notoriously difficult to revisit even in the streaming era, with only its debut season ever made available on DVD and its streaming availability practically nonexistent until it joined Tubi in April 2025. Nearly a year later, the show is on the streamer’s “leaving soon” list, but an exact departure date is unknown.
Men in Black: The Series Is Better Than You Remember
Men in Black: The Series never achieved the same cultural visibility as the films, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not as good. In fact, the four-season show in many ways is a superior sequel to the original movie than the live-action sequels. Although it doesn’t hold a critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, Men in Black: The Series’ 83% audience rating is actually even higher than any of the four movies in the franchise.








