Kel's dimwittedness is offset by Kenan's penchant for overzealous get-rich schemes, and every scenario spells disaster in some fashion. With these first two seasons coming to Netflix, hopefully, we also get seasons 3 and 4 in the near future.This '90s series paired friends and All That cast members Thompson and Mitchell, who complement each other like a modern Laurel and Hardy. And with all the episodes being around 25 minutes, it makes binge-watching very easy. Season 1 consists of 14 episodes while season 2 features 13 episodes. You can expect season 1 and season 2 of Kenan & Kel to hit Netflix on Tuesday, June 21 at 12:01 a.m. Kenan & Kel season 1 and 2 release time on Netflix
It was a running gag for all four seasons. Whenever he saw it, he declared his love and devotion to his favorite drink. Kel was also known for his adoration for orange soda. The closing of the show would often have Kenan whipping up some scheme and exiting the stage while Kel would sigh and say his catchphrase, “Aww, here it goes!” This catchphrase was also the name of the opening theme song by Coolio.
No matter what happened in the episode, they would start and end with Kenan and Kel interacting with the studio audience while in character.Īt the beginning, Kenan would always know what was going to happen in the episode and refuse to tell Kel. Kel usually messed up those plans by being his usual goofy self. It was set in Chicago and followed Kenan Rockmore and Kel Kimble, a couple of high school students who get into all kinds of shenanigans.Įach episode usually had to do with Kenan trying to find ways to get rich quick or ways to get out of trouble with his elders. So, they got their own show in 1996 and now it’s finally headed to Netflix after all these years.īut unlike All That, Kenan & Kel was not a sketch show. It became clear early on with their performances on All That that Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell had something special and were clear fan favorites. Kenan & Kel started as a spin-off of Nickelodeon’s sketch show, All That.
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