Aladdin

On the data. The order is the easy part here. The hard parts are three. The first is that The Return of Jafar is not really a film. It was assembled from what were planned as the opening five episodes of the television series and then sold as a feature, which is why it is sixty-nine minutes rather than ninety, and why the series picks up from it without explaining anything. Watch it before the series. This is the same trick Disney pulled with Belle's Magical World four years later. The second is that Aladdin and the King of Thieves is the series finale rather than an extra. Wikipedia counts it as the eighty-seventh episode. Everything that resolves, resolves there. The third is the season count. The series ran eighty-six episodes and nobody disputes that number. What is disputed is whether it was two seasons or three: the first run was split between sixty-five syndicated episodes on the Disney Afternoon and thirteen on CBS Saturday mornings, which some sources count as two separate seasons and some as one. This page carries two seasons, seventy-eight and then eight, and you will find three-season counts elsewhere. The Hercules crossover has a date conflict. One Wikipedia page says 24 November 1998, another says 1999, and Disney's own wiki and IMDb both say 10 February 1999. This page uses 1999. The 2019 remake is its own continuity and owes nothing to any of the above. On titles: The Return of Jafar is sometimes sold as Aladdin 2 and King of Thieves as Aladdin 3. Neither is the release title. And three separate things are simply called Aladdin, the 1992 film, the 1994 series and the 2019 remake, so the year matters in any list.

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