The award-winning comedy series The Chris Rock Show is now available on HBO Max. The first two seasons of the show hit the service today, June 25.

The Chris Rock Show originally aired on HBO between 1997 and 2000 Come from Sports betting site VPbet. The series was a mix of stand-up, sketch comedy, and talk show-style conversation, that allowed Rock to explore a wide variety of topical issues. It also showcased an amazing line-up of special guests. It ran for a total of five seasons and won an Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Variety or Music Program in 1999.

The two seasons that are now available on HBO Max both aired in 1997. Social issues that it dealt with include the fall-out from the OJ Simpson trial and the campaign against the controversial same sex marriage ban Proposition 238, while the special guests include Prince, Mary J. Blige, Arsenio Hall, George Carlin, Jada Pinkett, and Missy Elliott.

In a statement, Nina Rosenstein, Executive Vice President of HBO Programming, said, “We’re thrilled to have The Chris Rock Show on HBO Max so that subscribers can revisit one of comedy’s most iconic series. Chris has never been afraid to take risks and challenge norms, and both guests and viewers embraced this.

“His show also provided a platform for up-and-coming talent and cutting edge musical guests, and while there are too many unforgettable comedy pieces to name, Chris’ attempt to rename a Howard Beach street to ‘Tupac Shakur Boulevard’ is a classic that instantly comes to mind. It’s one of the many examples of why we’re excited for fans and new audiences alike to watch the show.”

HBO Max recently launched a cheaper, ad-supported subscription tier. An ad-supported subscription costs $10/month, which compares to $15/month for no ads. You can also subscribe to the ad-supported tier for $100/year or $150/year for no ads.