Twitter user discovers cult RTL II series on Prime Video - there is only a trick to find it

There are many treasures hidden in the range of streaming services.

Now a Twitter user has tracked down a cult TV series from the 90s on Prime Video.

Many TV stations occasionally show reruns of old films and series.

If you don't want to miss it, you have to take a look at the television program regularly.

It is much easier

to search through

the offerings of

,

& Co.

In fact, streaming services offer one or the other cult content.

But sometimes they also produce new editions of TV hits.

This is

what

happened in the case of

, which is now available as “Binge Reloaded” * on

.

While Amazon has announced the aforementioned comedy series, the company is keeping a low profile when it comes to other content.

As a result, an RTL II cult series found its way into the streaming program almost unnoticed.

Twitter users with a special discovery: RTL II cult series now on Amazon Prime Video

In the 90s, some cult series lured people in front of the TV.

In addition to sitcoms like “The Prince of Bel-Air”, documentary series were also well received.

One of them was the horror series

, which ran from 1998 to 2002 on

.

The station occasionally shows reruns of the old episodes.

However, if you are looking for a specific episode, it is worth taking a look at the

offer

.

As one Twitter user happily noted, the

have recently been on the streaming service:

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- André Hecker (@Andrpes) December 7, 2020

If you now type

in the search bar, you will not find what you are looking for.

Instead you have to search for the original English title

, explains the Twitter user.

Only then do the seasons of the 90s hit appear.

And don't worry: although

offers it with an English name,

.

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Since the series is not known as

this country, many Prime users might have overlooked it.

Accordingly, Twitter users are grateful for the hint: “That's awesome.

The series gave me one or two sleepless nights in my childhood, ”writes one commentator, for example.

Other users wonder

.

It is possible that Amazon only acquired the rights to the other three seasons.

It remains to be seen whether the remaining episodes will be uploaded at a later date.

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