All That and Good Burger

On the data. KENAN & KEL IS CAST-LINKED, NOT STORY-LINKED, and that is the honest shape of this page. Kenan Rockmore and Kel Kimble are Chicago high school students. In the films the same two actors play Dexter Reed and Ed, who are different people in a different place. Neither sitcom character ever appears in either film, and the sitcom's own encyclopedia entry does not mention Good Burger at all. So the story chain is sketch to film to film, and the sitcom sits beside it rather than inside it. ED COMES FROM THE SKETCH. DEXTER DOES NOT. Kel Mitchell is described as reprising his role as Ed in the 1997 film; Kenan Thompson's recurring sketch character was somebody else, and Dexter Reed exists only from the film onwards. Ed was also played by a different performer, Ryan Coleman, in the later seasons of the sketch show, so anybody matching by cast will mis-tag those. THE REVIVAL IS SEASON ELEVEN, NOT A NEW SHOW. Its episodes are numbered one hundred and seventy-six to two hundred and ten continuing from the original run, and that is why this page has one row rather than two. TVmaze gives the revival a separate record with its own season one, which is how a listing ends up with two season ones or thirty-four missing episodes. TWO HUNDRED AND TEN, NOT TWO HUNDRED AND ELEVEN. Wikipedia's own overview table says season six is nineteen while the season six table has eighteen rows. Eighteen is right: it is what makes the stated total of two hundred and ten, the infobox and the unbroken overall numbering all agree. The overview row is the outlier. THE TELEVISION FILM IS ALSO THREE EPISODES. Two Heads Are Better Than None, 15 July 2000, is the Kenan & Kel finale and is numbered as episodes thirteen, fourteen and fifteen of season four. Listing it as a film as well as keeping those three rows would count the same ninety minutes twice, so it has no separate row here. TVmaze and epguides have the opposite problem: they do not list it at all, so their last season four episode is the wrong one. THE PREMIERE DATE HAS THREE CANDIDATES. The 16 April 1994 pilot was a sneak preview; the show properly debuted as a weekly series on 21 January 1995; and TVmaze dates its first episode to 24 December 1994, which nothing else corroborates. The first two are both defensible and the third is not used here. SPECIALS ARE FILED INCONSISTENTLY EVERYWHERE. Nine All That specials exist outside the numbered run, and two of the overview table's season finale dates land exactly on special dates, which suggests the table has specials mixed into it. Decide once and do not mix, which is what the counts above do. GOOD BURGER 2'S OWN ARITHMETIC DOES NOT CLOSE. It is set twenty-six years after the first film and says the character in the freezer was thawed after twenty-two years. That is what the source says and it is not corrected here.

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