All eight seasons of The Neighborhood are now streaming on Netflix, giving the sitcom its first complete run in one place for viewers who want the whole story at once. The move puts 155 episodes of the CBS comedy on the platform today, with Max Greenfield front and center as Dave Johnson.
Greenfield plays Dave Johnson, the nicest guy in the Midwest, who moves his family into a predominantly black neighborhood in suburban Los Angeles and quickly finds that not every neighbor is eager for his enthusiasm. Cedric the Entertainer plays Calvin Butler, Dave's next-door neighbor, and their uneasy dynamic has always been part of what made the show more than a simple fish-out-of-water setup.
Created by Jim Reynolds, The Neighborhood originally aired on CBS from October 1, 2018, to May 11, 2026, and built its audience around a white Midwestern family settling into a predominantly black Pasadena neighborhood. The cast also includes Tichina Arnold, Beth Behrs, Sheaun McKinney, Marcel Spears, Hank Greenspan and Skye Townsend, helping the series keep a steady ensemble around the Johnson and Butler households.
The Netflix release matters because it turns a broadcast sitcom with an eight-season run into an easy binge, and because the full series is arriving after the original CBS run has already ended. That leaves one open question: why Netflix chose to add the complete set now, after the show finished its network life, is not answered by the release itself.
For viewers searching The Neighborhood today, the answer is simple. The whole run is there, the conflicts are built in, and the relationship between Dave Johnson and Calvin Butler is now available from the first episode to the last without having to chase it season by season.
